Gilpin observer. (Central City, Colo.) 1897-1921, 1916-12-14
SCHOOL NOTES
10y Elizabeth Rule.)

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The program that is usually given
On Friday aftesuoou tor this week
WIN be given Friday evening, Decem.
ber Is, at 8 O'Clock.
special numbers have been prepar-
ed among them a pGaylet, Jumbo
Jum to be given by the dramatic tai
emit OF the school. Other numbers
on the program are:
Dramat'c Recitatiou-Margnret Grutz.
macter
violin Solo-Edmund Scheffler.
Vocal Solo-Marjosie Mellow.
Ladies Quartette - Ruth Tomlinson,
Elizabeth Rule, Sadie Taylor, EN-
ma Rule
This program is to be given in the
commercial room Of the high school
building. Admissio 10 cents. We
hope to have a large number OF peo-
pic out to this.
II you didn't go to Idaho Springs
to the big double header game last
FRIDAY night you missed fine game.
Even though the Idaho boys won
with score Of SO to H. the G. C.
U. H. S. boys certainly played good
clean, fast game. OF course the slick
floor was against both teams from
Central City. Also the hanl was
strange and larger than we have been
! pracuc!ng in. Tie boys team We're,
Clarence Anger, Joe Kimball, Deibert'
Scheffler. Edmund Scheffler played
in the first half, while Vernon Nc
Caliister took his place in the sec
ond half.
About 30 Gilpin county people went
to Idaho Springs. Most of the high
school students went in two band
wagons. Upon leaving Central, yells
and cheers went up in great volumes.
| When the band wagon in which the
team and coach occupied, reached
the Manual Training building. they
were met at the door by number
Of pretty Idaho Springs girls. All
were taken to TIE reception room
dn fine style. Hot chocolate, sand
witches and waters were served to
the teams and faculty.
After resting, both teams were tax
en- to the Trocadtrs in automobiles.
A lfrge crowd Of IDAHO people had
assembled to witness the big double
feader game. There OF course. ye'ls
and cheers We're heard for both Gem
tral City and Idaho Springs. The Gil
pin county boys ard girls were treatr
ed with the greatest respect and in
kind manner. We hope that the
old feeling of enmity has gone for.
ever between Idaho Springs and Cen.
tral City.
a dance was gwen by some of the
people for the benefit Of the Central
City people This was enjoyed by all
both watchers and dancers.
The girls team Played first in
15-minute halves, and won the game
the score being l2 to 2. The team
were Emma Rule, Loa Taylor, Luella
Richards, Elizabeth Rule, Myrua Dav-
is and Clara Griffin.
A spectator has kindly contributed
the following on the girls game:
'The girls game was the event Of
the evening since the boys did so
poorly we give the girls due credit
for the splendid game they played.
Our center had little advantage
over her opponent and consequently
played better game. Our running
center not being accus' omed to keep
ing within the same bounds as the
standing center, was at a disadvant-
age but completely ou' g assed her op-
ponent. The guards played a sp,end-
i'd game. their opponents scoring
only one basket during the entire
game. Our forwards, who perhaps
may be said to have wen the game
played better than ever before, each
forward throwing two baskets be-
side the four free throws
THE game was clean all the way
through especial credit being given
to our players. Tie Idaho team was
stCng fast team, using a good
deal OF team work hut they were not
strcng OF fast enough fer our team
and although the boys didn't win.
the girls playing completely made
up fer the less"