The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-11-18
The AthIetIe AsaocIatIon.

ALI the students are not yet MEM
bers Of the, Athletic Association.
There are. however. to date. ISL which
is a very good showing-much bet
ter than last year. The Senior class
deserves the most credit as all of
their boys have paid up and all but
two OF the girls. Pay your fees to
your class representative on the Ath-
letic board. The school needs the
money, SO be prepared.
Faculty We. Seniors.
1t was formally announced that
the faculty would endeavor to wres-
tie from the seniors the school armory
ball championship. The game will
likely be played Wednesday evening.
1t is expected to be 'humdinger."
The faculty is somewhat handicap
ped as they only have FIVE men.
Professors Lauterbach. Harris, Blair.
Bricker and Ray.
1t is very likely, however. that
some of the South Canon teachers
will come to the aid of the faculty.
The Boys, Tennis Tournament will
start soon, perhaps next week The
names of all the entries must be given
in by Thursday evening. This tourna-
ment will be very close this year.
Basket Ball.
Prof. Blair announced that il the
boys made a success Of the tennis
tournament he would start basket
ball practice before the school gym
nasium is completed. There is much
demand for the Y. NJ. &. A. gym and
it is very likely that it will be avail
able only between the hours of
1880 and $3.50 in the morning.
Target Practice.
The first regular target practice
was Tuesday evening when the FIRST
squad and about two officers COM
peted for honors. Fifteen rounds
were supplied to each of the cadets.
The targets are about $50 yards dis
tant. Kent Jewett was first, with 81
out of possible as. Degree and
Finis Parks tied for second with 40
each. Donald Duncan and T. Walsh
third with 36. Elton Morris and H.
Palmer fourth with 30; C. Sage fifth.
with 20.
Forensic League.
The Forensic League Of C. C. H. S.
assembled Tuesday evening as usual.
There was no literary program be-
cause the participants had not been
notified in time to prepare suitable
addresses.
No old or new business was brought
up before the society at this meeting
except the quarterly election OF OFF,
GERS. The following were eleced.
Mr.. Little-President.
Lester Sutcliffe, -vice-President.
Howard Cooper Secretary-Treas-
urer.
Ira Thomas-Sargeant at Arms.
All the officers this quarter are
Juniors. This speaks well for the
ability and loyalty of this class.
The business report of the critic
proved very interesting. He spoke of
the spirit of the Forensic League, and
also mentioned the negotiations which
were being made to settle the ques-
ton for the Triangular debate.
Smith Bachelor and Ira Thomas
gave their initiatory speeches. They
were both good, but short.
The Forensic adjourned at 1870.
| This was the shortest meeting this
year.
Report Cards.
The report cards were given to the
students Tuesday evening. Very few
were disappointed with their grades
for the quarter. All who failed, are
given the chance to make up for their
failure by working extra hard the rest
of the year.
The list of the first rs which were
the highest In the school was pub.
Iished upon the bulletin board. Theo.
Emmerson stands first with four Els,
and one G. Franklin Little second.
Eva Dean, third; Glady Hickey.
fourth and Max Hardy, fifth.
Boom chapell
The school was very much surpris-
ed by a Boom chapel Monday. The
platform was converted into d regu.
lar stage, which was even provided
with curtains. On this stage were
three giant Fire Booms, labeled Fire
Cracker''-"Safety First" and so is
| this Prof. Harris in full evening
dress presided over the performance
and gave short address in which he