Arizona republican., 1917-12-19
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captain and Augusta Troutz who has shown her skill to be excellent in playing this game.
 In the game of last Monday night when the seniors played the soph- omores there was quite a struggle about which team would defeat the other. But the seniors defeated the sophomores although the sophomores took the lead in the first half. But, much to the surprise of the entire crowd the seniors came back at them strongly during the second half.
 Lena Stronberry and Maureen Ol- son played forwards for the senior team. Neither of these girls had ever played since they have been in high school but they showed up remark ably well considering that they had absolutely no back practice. But they had quite an advantage never-the- 1 less, having Florence Harris, the captain of the team on their side, playing as center.
 Miss Helen Ellis, who has been con- fined to her bed the last six weeks with appendicitis, has returned to school. She was greatly missed by many and her return was looked for ward to by many of her classmates.
 MT. Elliot, who was sick the latter part of the past week, had a substi- ute. The students tried to make the substitute get sick also by feeling him licorice. but he didn't bite.
 Louie Irvine, a graduate Of last year who left for Los Angeles to enlist in the aviation corps, last week, has re- turned home. He could not get in on account of the fact that all places were filled. He will leave for the east in a few days, where he will again try his luck in one of those camps.
 In room devoted to the pastimes of girls only, there is one solitary little boy. A girl trying to tease the little boy, said: Well, Jack, you are kind of a curiosity, aren't you?"
 Little Boy-Hm; bet l came before you did.
 Girl-Oh, I don't know; I came in 1900.
 Yes. they're not through talking about the great operetta, "The Mikado, the best ever staged in P. H. $. But wait and you will see the great com- edy, "The Arrival of Kitty" by the expression class under the direction of Miss Andrews. It is a three-act comedy. staged in the lobby of a hotel, l management will undoubtedly have to put up s. R. o. signs at the box office the night of the show, Janu- ary 10. Cast:
 William WNkler--Walter Tolleson.
 Bobby Baxter-Weld Thayer.
 Ting-Vaughn Mcclure.
 Benjamin More-Stokeley Vinson.
 Sam-Lee Moore.
 Jane-Betty Barry.
 Aunt Jane-Sylvia Evans.
 Kitty-Helen Evans.
 Susette-Ethel Holsinger.
 The Management: Business man. ager, Leffler St. Claire; assistant, Jos Thalheimer Jr; advertising manager George Kahrs Jr.
 The juniors will have their first practice for the play tonight. It will be a reading practice so that all may get a thorough knowledge of their part. The date of the play has beer set for February s.
 Now that the cast for the junior play , is chosen, the appointment of the staff of officers for the business end of the organization is becoming interesting Mir. Stauffachers play is to have 6 thorough, efficient organization and he has now called for written applica- tions for the following positions: Busi- ness manager and three assistants, ont for tickets, another 70 secure ads fol the program and the other to handle : the matinee. One advertising man ager with three assistants. one for fielt ! advertising, one for newspaper adver- : Using and a special stunt advertiser and finally the house manager witt head usher, decorator and stage man ager.
 Last evening basketball practice wa: held on the dirt courts at the higl school, instead of at the armory. Th' same will be done this afternoon. Int . reason is to get the squad used t dirt courts as we play Tempe high ant Normal at Tempe on dirt courts to morrow and Thursday. Mir. Stauffacher wants all juniors de string to be on the staff to give hin their written appncations befor Wednesday evening All the member : of the business staff will be respcn sible for the men under him. Ther 2 will be about fifty or sixty juniors a work on the management of the play . This is an excellent chance to receiv { good training for nothing. Last Thursday evening the basket ball season of P. H. s. was, opened a the armory. The game was with tn faculty, and the ''has beens" suffere a defeat to the tune Of 36-29. At tn end of the half the score stood 20-9 i the faculty's favor. Coach Carpente played four separate teams, each play ing ten minutes. There have been 1 P games scheduled so far for the bas
 ketball teams. Most of these game are boys and girls, both. The schedul
 follows:
 E December 1S-P. H. S. vs. Facult. / at Phoenix; boys.
 December 15-P. H. S. vs. Chandle . at Phoenix; called off. # December 19-P. H. s. vs. Temp r high, Tempe girls, boys = December 21-P. H. $. vs. Temp o Normal, Phoenix; boys. s January 1-P. H. $. vs. Indian : show cause. if any they have. why sai t. Petition should not be granted. Sai