Arizona republican., 1917-10-31
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In the Junior class :I.eeting lasl week MT. Stautfacher brought up a new problem to be discussed. It is this: | nat the JGnioIs and Seniors get to- gether once a month and form what would be called social gathering. This is to develop the school spirit
 An entertainment would be per formed by any students wishing to take part MT. Stauffacher asks that since we have such good talent. why shouldn't we make use of it in some way. Many Of the students in the school have wonderful talent along various lines and as it is, there is abso- lutely notchance to show it off. If this splendid scheme of MT. Stauffachur's should materialize it would be a splen- did opportunity for some of our genli to perform. After the entertainment there would be social gathering with games and then a fight refreshment would be served. This society would be for Juniors and Seniors only. The idea was put before the Seniors Mon- day night by the originator and very enthusiastically received. Special com mittees were appointed in each class to perfect the organization
 Athletic Director McEnen and Coach Carpenter have arranged the following schedule for the first part of the bas- ketba!I season: December 6, :, 10, class games; December Is, Faculty vs. C. votes: December 15, Chandler vs Co., vote. here; January i, Indians vs Coy otes, Armory; January ,, Mesa Vs. Coyotes, at Mesa; january 19, Mesa vs. Coyotes at Armory; February l, Indians Vs. Coyotes at Armory. Other games will be arranged later.
 Wanted-An active student to play bass drum in the bal:d. Anyone who understands q little about music and who can attend most of the games is asked ta apply at Fifth hour to Miss Walsh in first building. F. l.. r.
 Hex Elder, a F. [. II. S. graduate Of the class of 1917, who joined the United States Navy last summer, is laid up in San Francisco with the humps. He ls one of many who are suffering with the malady according t.. IS letter. Alex was 5ne of the most popular members of las. years graduating class. During the summer he joined the Boys Food Battalion and served in the Holmes camp under Professors, Carpenter Cambee anG Stauffacher.
 The class championship is on now between the Juniors and Freshmen, Bert Baker, captain of the Junior ten his team defeated Michels of the Freshman's team 6-2, 6-2. Backsr will play Liare. This is expected to be good match.
 Friday afternoon Bert Baker and Chet Goldberg played the championship match of the Junior class. Goldberg defeated Baker the best two matches out of three 7-5, 6-4. 6-4. The matches were close througho3t the whole game. Baker having proved much better player than last year.
 Miss McDaniels has promised mem bers of her first year Latin class a treat if they average one hundred per cent in one of the daily written les sons She will give them a whole period of music from the Victrola. Everyone is working hard and are bound to win.
 Some time ago, Miss Garnett sent away for some outlined maps. These maps arrived yesterday to the sorrow of those who are exposed to ancient history. The students have to fill in and color these maps at different times during the year. The maps are to be placed in the history note books and the best ones sent to the fair.
 Geary gave the fellows a day off Monday so as to give them chance to rest up after the game Several of the football men were slightly injured in the Indian game. Butter" Cor rell sprained his ankle, Bryant had a charleyhorse and Detweiler had a dis located shoulder bone. None of these mishaps will keep the fellows 'out .ot the game very long, however. The following would be a good sec Ond verse to the football song written to the tune of Marching Through Georgia:
 | Bryant, Wilky, Gilland, bet" | Campbell and Gorrell
 Becker, Brawner, Stone and Geare, Seaman and Caldwell,
 Kohlen Kennedy and Steer" 1 Fighting all pell mell
 | For Phoenix old Phoenix Union Higf School.
 Athletic Director McEuen IS trying 1 to arrange for a game for next Satur- l day. He wired Winslow bat they would 1 not answer, so he is trying to make | an arrangement with Evans school l Last year Evans defeated us in base ] ball, so if a game is arranged witt 1 them we should show them that the! cannot be victorious in all athletics. | | eighth hour ancient history class al outline test on Greece. The grades rai
 from 12qo to 100q6. All those who go l below S0%o were allowed to stay afte
 school and take the test over again | This class is one of the best" in th' school as someone always gets belov l 259o in every test.
 | Burt Doris is some" yell leader
 At the game Saturday he put som