Arizona republican., 1917-12-18

January 4-P. H. s. vs. Mesa, Mesa: boys, girls
 January 5-P. H. S. vs. Miami, Phoe- nix; boys. girls.
 January 10-P. H. S. vs. Tempe Nor nal, Phoenix; boys.
 January 17-P. H. S. vs. Tempe Hieb Phoenix; boys. girls.
 January 1S-P. H. S. ys. Mesa pbo.- nix; boys, girls. nix; boys. '' 0iooe' fhoe- January 25-P. H. S. vs. Indians Phoenix; boys. iAui"hs' February 1-P. H. S. vs. Globe Globe; boys, girls. ooe'
 Fepruary 2-P. H. s. vs NT;a,,i ,,, ann; boys, girls. MI
 AS Chandler called off her game fo,. %oy good reason, the FIagstaff ,nollnal ,'r girls played our girls last Sat
 Phoenix High will play ber t,nu4 outside basketball game ,i.,, neI Iirst nempe High school on Uadr, .ne ienpe Is especially good on dirt co,rts anu @ mas been practicing since tbo s' sLnnlng or school, while our ho,-s so liielr most efficient work on ;,,d uU cuurts and have been training oni,, So., apouI two weeks. NeyertheIoss tS U. lnoenlX players have shown tbor, o seIVes very speedy and exhibited tba;, ttedInWork in the student facuItv earl cno,l
 III Mnlcn they defeated the facnltv h,, S. score or S6 to 29. As yet Coach as f;rst penter has been unable to nick a Inc sreo;ai eei' ana therefore there will be ds,- ,e;r-a. nhe erup Tn the game Wednes- uay nlght. The game will be nIa,,a5 | on the Tempe grounds. and oiI tiay g GU ueilts Who can arrange to do so @ | urged 10 De present, as thev u,i1, he '"tG ao see fast and snappy game l oI oert smelly wishes it definiteIy th ueistood that he and Bill Ruff arc
 no oiiIy members of the K. R e cI,,h III n. .: It Is secret club and vo,, can H. ask shelly to tell you about #
 ne .. F. .. R. Latin club will hold rn nroa, aecohu meeting next Friday. The posiaih Will be entertaining as wei; os o al instructive one and will consist | ia. Wss on Roman topics by Mir lam Yaggi, Josephine McDavids and water Tolleson. There will also ha iiusic on the victrola and a business ulscusslon concerning scranhoolr l "hlch thls years Cicero class exnects .o Ihdhe ana leave as a rival to inc Duoh made by the 1915 Virgil class me flrst meeting of the club. held in l NoVemper, was great success At thls meeting constitution was adont- ca py which the club will be governed waiter Iolleson has typewriter this ana Marian Harvey is completing A 1 cover Tor 1t. When completed the docu- ,Ient Will De on exhibition in Miss | McDaniels' room
 Captain Osborne has been nuttine. ! the boys through military drills which he thinks will exercise every muscle in the body. He is unable to say which company is doing the best, as l there nave been no competitive drills but all are doing fine work. Company A is commanded by Fritz Grizswold Company B by Lloyd Trittle. Company . by Clarence Erhart, Company D by Edward Langston and Company E by Basil Wllky, who has succeeded Glen Metcalf, who intends to join the army. | After this month the boys will be drilled by new commander, as Cap- tain Osobrne has resigned to join the army. He will be missed greatly by the boys.
 The oral expression classes in junior
 English are giving speeches on the lives of great men. This is valuable
 training, as it acquaints the pupils with these men and their work.
 Santa ought to be pretty good to the Coyotes next week for they have done
 big things this fall. First, they won
 the state football championship. Sec
 ondly, they produced the great oper-
 etta, The Mikado." Third, the bows
 gave SLIGO for Y. NJ. war work and
 the girls gave $1,246 for Y. W. war
 work fund. A myriad of other things
 have been accomplished. The school
 spirit is the best it has ever been, and
 all in. all the Coyotes have been real
 good so Santa ought to be a good fel-
 low to the Coyotes.
 II Mir. Love, the chemistry teacher and
 Miss Gritty. the biology teacher, are still confined to their homes, due to sickness.
 The big entertainment for the Coy
 otes this week is the lecture of Dr. , Robinson, Thursday forenoon. Nc , other lecturer has such a keen insigh, into our war problems and he knows , how to tell it. His series of lectures during fair week were the greatest
 ever given in Phoenix and no Coyote , can afford to miss this rare privilege Dr. Robinson will also speak Thursday
 night as a number of the Hi-Y lecture . course
 : The Patriotic league met last nigh , with their leader, Miss Rosenberry , and discussed plans for future work. , The SOpnomoreS Will meet WedneS day afternoon at 3:35 o'clock in Mis-:
 Rosenberry's and Miss Robinson. room.
 Many of the Coyotes were greatl, : | surprised to hear that Mr. Osborp 2 will leave Phoenix next week. He vii enter Y. M. C. A. work. The schoo l wishes him the best of success in hi , new field.
 MT. Parker and MT. McEuen will mo . tor to California this week to spen, . the Christmas vacation with the hom folks.
 Those getting the prizes for Novem Der work in writing these columns are l First, Earl Menees: second, Adel ? | Newcomer, and third, June Blu
 menthal.
 al James Grand conducted the physic d classes last Friday in the absence o . Professor Elliot. James is shark i | t,1f,x md lA al1 tn 1ai