Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1915-03-25
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

negative team came to Payette and
FLASHED in mortal combat with our
affirmative team. 1t was evident that
someone who had heard the de
bate at Caldwell had given all our
arguments to the negative team.
Our team could not overcome this
handicap and the decision went to
Emmett, three to nothing. 1t was
the hottest debate ever held In Pay
cite. There was larger crowd than
last week, nearly a hundred. The
affirmative team consisted of Bea-
trice Coblentz, Earl Shurtleff, and
Eliza Edwards, the latter as leader
On the same day our negative
team travelled to Nampa. They ar
rived on the afternoon train and
serenaded the Nampa populace until
eight O'Clock when they repaired to
the High School building and by the
absolute infallibility of their logic
forced the judges to give them a
two to one decision The Payette de-
baters were Philip Shamberger, John
Hickey and Chas Davis, leader. This
victory gives Payette the Champion
ship for this section and places them
in line for state honors. The Pay
cite teams have so far won three
victories, two by the negative team
and one by the affirmative.
Last Tuesday the High School base
bail suits We're given out. All of the
uniforms did not come to light,
evidently last years crop of base
ball stars had become so attached
to their suits that they could not
induce themselves to bring them
back at the close of the season.
Practice started in earnest Monday
afternoon. A good bunch of material
turned out and the prospects are
bright fer a good team Mr.. GILBERT
son is coaching the team and he
can be depended upon to make the
elbows work hard. lllSliIl
n Z
Mr.. BrainaTd has aroused quite a
bit CT enthusiasm in track work and
number of fellows are hard I'll
work running their legs off.
Next Friday the various classes
will engage in a cross couL try ranI
around the city Each class will en-
ter as many contestants as it wish
es. /
Mr.. Brainard understands track
work and We expect to have a good
team.
Monday after school a meeting of
the tennis enthusiasts was held, at
which the ACCESSIBILITY of organizing
a tennis club was considered. Dues
of fifty cents would be charged at
which rate twenty-five members at
least would be necessary The money
would be expended in fixing the
school tennis courts, erecting back
stops, etc. Mr.. Hargroove expects to
get the requisite twenty-five mem
bers, and to have the club in work
ing order before long.
The Senior Class has decided on
the invitations for the graduation ex-
ercises. The date for the exer-
,fses has not yet been determined
out Mr.. Turner expects to get an
good speaker for the oc- 8
,asion.
AS it is customary for the Senior
class to give a play, committee haI
'een appointed to select a suitable ,
me. The play will in all probability, =
10 comedy. The committee MEM
'ers are: Lila Callen, Frances Bart
he, John Hickey and Philip Sham
erger. Miss Dorsey will direct the
lay.
Earl Keller and his friend Ettley !
accompanied two young (
ldies to the Trey O'Hearts, Monday 4
light. /
Clyde Shanks returned to school :.
onday after weeks absent with /,
! attack of appendicitis. "a
Pansy johnson has returned to (
hoou after seige of measles. 4
Gladys harrington is reported as q
fast and that She will pro- n
biy be back in, school next Monday \
MISS Bauer returned last Saturday Il
d resumed her teaching Monday X
ornlng after two weeks absence d
account Of measles. X
clarence Halleck is absent this
EEK on account of work. H
1mma McCammon is still absent. II
'oR RENT: go acres good potatoes h
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