The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1915-02-04
PUBLIC SCHOOL NEWS

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vile Friday to play the c. H. S. and
Grangeville Athletic Association Satur-
day night.
A merry bunch OF about 40 N. H.
S. students accompanied the basket
ball boys to Vollmer Saturday after
noon. If you could have heard them
roofing for our loyal five you would
have thought the whole of Nezperce
high school was there, much to Pot
ter's sorrow. You could tell who were
the lucky ones by the sound of their
cheerful voices.
i The score of the Nezperce-Vollmer
basket ball game at Vollmer last Satur-
day night was 81 to in favor of our
boys.
The Reubens H. S. basket ball
| quintet met the Nezperce boys in the
Nezperce gym last Friday night and
were defeated by score of SO to II.
The feature of the game was that Reu
bens got only one field basket, the re-
mainder Of their points being made on
fouls.
TRAGEDY IN THREE ACTS.
Act 1-Scene Campus Presented
by Sophomores Bull dogs, Jim Hart
net and John Fite.
Act 2-Scene same-bull dog, Jim
Hartnett.
Act 3-bull curtain.
In looking over the basket ball score
book, we find that the Nezperce boys
have made 32o scores, against 13o for
their opponents. 125 scores were
made by Mockler, 81 by Fox. The
remainder being about equally divided
between the other players.
Miss Kaye is training the children Of
the Grammar grades in folk drills, and
Friday, February S, will give display
at the gym.
Miss Marie Scroggins of Spokane,
visited the high school Wednesday
morning.
The Junior boys are far more devel-
oped in manners when it comes to eat
ing meat which contains gristle.
Marie Biggart, after an absence of
IA weeks, returned to the old N. H.
S., not being able to stay away any
longer. Ruby Adams, also loyal stu
dent, preferring the N. H. S. returned
to fill her former place in the Senior
class.
During the trip to Vollmer to wit
ness the basket ball game, E. Eastman
became greatly peeved--cause un-
known at this time. And the rest of
the journey became some joy ride be-
cause of the way East" juggled the
mules. For further information, see
members of his party.
Last Tuesday, the Junior girls of the
N. H. S. prepared most bounteous
-cpast for the members of the school
board and Prof. McMahan. Mr.. Nc
Mahan's little son being i'll, and the
members of the board fearing for their
honorable health, none attended. Then
he Junior boys were substituted. They
made good substitutes, however, and
showed the girls, by the amount con-
;umed, what their opinions were of the
cooking. Miss Van Orden presided as
hostess and the boys had most agreed
lble time. The girls were highly in
;ensed owing to the conduct of the
BOARD, but what else could you expect
rom woman when her ability to cook
S assailed. No boy from the crowd
vas absent from school the next day
nd they are patiently waiting for the
'oard's next refusal. The Junior boys
ave three "Rahs!'' for Miss Van Or
EN- and the Junior girls. +
w. L. Lyon was over from Voll-
aer on business Monday.
/
M. c. Ledreiter made business
rip to Vollmer yesterday.
Jack Moriarity was over from Cot
onwood, yesterday, on business.
Miss Scroggins, of Spokane, is the +
uest of her friend, Miss Edith d
Wright, in Nezperce this week. a
LADIES-Watch for Mrs. Morris n
lattoon's millinery display in Nez- u
cree March l. A complete and up n
'-date line. n
Fled Smith of Vollmer, but who is q
in rim N az orr,ctov, vooLe 4b;c 1f ~