Arizona republican., 1917-10-27

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 The Glee club is still begging away at the Play" Think of it. About 40 boys are at rehearsal at 7:45 o'clock every morning. Some of them even go without breakfast in order to be there on time The girls are all laboring with equal stress and emotion.
 The fire and catastrophe" yester- day morning was attended by a soodly number of high school boys. When duty calls, it seems as though there is nothing to do but to follow the straight and narrow path. The ! would-be heroes upon applying at the office for cards will realize that study is the way of the righteous. | It is awful to think about and worse to realize, there is an epidemic sweeping over P H. S. Unlike all other epidemics and plaques, this one does not seem to be doing much dam I age or to have much effect on the most of the Coyotes Go to the 1 football game Saturday and see if 1 it isn't possible for you to be vac cinated with the serum of loyalty, fellowship and usefulness to the dea: old high school.
 | It certainly was a brave band of misguided individuals who put John Hurley in the canal Thursday after noon. Surely some of these child ish, well intended children will grow up in the near future and realize 1 that just such stunts" as these are the ruination of all class and school spirit.
 Well, fellow, alPs well that ends well. It has been decided that the school needs two drummers Tn the future Perry" will twirl the sticks l in the, orchestra while Sunny" will ] be the tom-tom artist in the band. With this question settled, it looks | as though the pupils might revive and build up some school spirit. 1 The boys who ordered their cadet uniforms were greatly disappointed when informed that their orders could not possibly be filled for two weeks and maybe longer Cheer up, l fellows, the worst is yet to come. I There is going to be a monstrous crowd at the Indian game. Come and see for yourself.
 l MT. Gambee now has his Overland ! in the machine shop" waiting t. be overhauled. The body and ra 1 diator are already removed so the machine presents a stripped" ap- pearance. It is MT. Gambee's inten- ] tion to put a new body on his ma chine when the engine is thoroughly | overhaudled. The students takine machine shop will have valuable practice work to do and ought tt learn something about machine be 1 fore they are finished.
 MT. Wilson's science class made g special trip to the Lamara theateI Thursday afternoon to study the fiords and water falls which were shown with Mary Pickford in "Re- becca of Sunnybrook Farm"
 MT. Mace, the manager of tne theater, has become much interested in the science department He made reduction on the prices for MT Wilson and his pupils. Among ( number of other trips taken were: A trip to the capital and Echo Can von, the former being a study oi plant life, and the latter a study of the formation of the rocks and desert plants.
 The junior English classes are l making charts on The Melting Pot I hn har n,siu 1 are many different designs being 1 discussed. Some of the pupils are using games, patterns, races, and
 Vntests as their way of describing The Melting Pot"
 Tennis is certainly getting to be ] popular pastime among the higf school girls Miss Hurley deserves
 much credit for the ability to in- terest them in this sport.
 The juniors have a large number l of 'doers" this year. If things keel humming as they are planned to, thi. years class will be the best in tn, history of P. H. S.
 At the girls patriotic meeting las evening, the girls pledged themselves lO wear the uniform consisting O I white middle, blue skirts and sensi
 hle shoes on Monday, Wednesday an, Friday of each week. A petition i to be circulated among the girls t
 get all the names possible.
 1 Don't forget the game with tn,
 indians this afternoon on the Indial school gridiron. Your student activ
 ity' tickets will admit so there is Il excuse for. anyone. Every Coyot
 must be on->she sidelines yelling, be
 cause the Indians will be out, an
 they sure can yell.
 The red and black arm badges al
 going fast. The girls in the sewin
 classes are kept busy supplying tn
 demand but there are still a goo
 many sleeves on the campus wit
 no red arm band visible. Don't vol
 be one. Remember next week i
 'armband week"
 The juniors had class meetin
 Thursday in the bookkeeping roor
 in the fourth building The meetin was very well attended and it i
 hoped that the same spirit and Joy alty will remain all through tn year. The main object of the meet
 ing was to select a class emblem
 The emblem chosen was of yer