Arizona republican., 1917-11-02
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ua,an already have received their ,;rst cony and are highly pleased with it.
 p H S. has another club. It's name s the .eHi-Life Club,' and any Junior ,r senior may become charter mem her hv having their dues before night, which is 25 cents. All persons whc ioin after Friday, will be initiated and "vaccinated" with Hi-Life. The fret meeting of the club will be held tonight at s o'clock. officers will be elected and the club organized. A snort program will be given, after which will be the social hour Ihe nnrpose of these socials is to get ac- ouainted with the new pupils and make them feel at home. Also it is to make the seniors become acquainted Witp the j-niors, and visa versa. II IS hopeu that as many seniors and juniors who possibly can will join and attend the socials and make the club success.
 Howard Watson has quit school. The juniors will sure miss him, as they need all the material possible for their play. He was a good fellow. and Wv hope he will be back next year
 If many more of the fellows get hurt. the campus will look like a hos pital. Walter Tolleson has bad foot Detweiler has broken collar bone. Becker has a game leg. Logan Dam eron is in a critical condition. This is about all.
 Eat. drink and be merry, for next week we get busy and start studying. The ''pater ct familia'' received a sur plus of mail from the high school of flee yesterday, hence the above.
 It will be remembered that Bob Cum mns, Lee Henry, Dick Marihan, and several other Phoenix boys are on the U. S. S. Huntington. This ship made trip to Europe not long ago, and for the past two weeks has been taking on large quantities of supplies of food and munitions in preparation for a long cruise. Let us hope that it gets back safe and sound. although We are proud of the fact that P. II. s. is rep resented at the front.
 The P H. s. cafeteria is helping the United States in the conservation of food. Certain days have been set aside for certain grub. They are go- ing to have rye bread. wheat bread and corn bread days. Cheer up fel- lows, they will be feeding us on mes- quite beans and alfalfa hash before long,
 The Coyotes certainly miss Logan Cameron. We hope he will be able to return to high school before long.
 The Hi-Life club will have the cleo ton of officers tonight at s. This club will do much to build up some pure Coyote spirit No cliques or groups will be allowed to remain paired off during the affair, but everyone will
 have good time.
 The Boosters club has the largest
 membership of any high school organt
 iZation. About 300 of the Coyotes are
 wearing the arm badges of red and black
 Wednesday morning wh-~ the as sembly bells rung, there were four students who remained in the third hour military company Ii seems as though these fellows had considerab ble | fun, and also. ten cents cxtfa for eats. i Sophomores and freshmen. wake up and hear the birdies sing It is about time you are organizing some sort of . get-t -gether social for the purpose 1 or learning to love each other better All SophS who took English from Miss Chowign and made a grade above l ninety per cent have thai" names on | her honor roll" Likewlse. the untor- tunates who received less tr,an seventy | five per cent receive an ultimat,Im of
 the first degree
 i Several of the happy go lucky fel l lows have decided to turn o,ar a ne,y leaf in the near future and begin life | anew Some of the guys are really 1 going to study next term | The Glee club had the first rehears-
 al In the auditorium. It certainly was | success. Both the boys and pirls, l giee clubs say that The Nilado', is
 the biggest musical hit ever arremnted 1 by the high school
 The morning biology classes of NJr
 oarpehter are. doing some interesting l work They are working on inc die, 1 sectlon of series of six flowers
 remember the meeting of the Fiji
 l-lfe club Friday night at 8.
 Levy Irvine, a popular member of
 the class Of IT, is a frequent visitor ,t l |, Ii. $. He may be found every dav
 at noon, in the cafeteria. ' 1 M1.
 1 ter?'' e mat :
 George Richards-"Mr. Love [ do,,t
 know, but l think my chair must hs
 broken It squeaks awfully.''
 The r. Ii. $. cadets are to taks ,h,
 rests for officers today in tha ca fs,a;- s;-'
 contrary to previous reparfs C,,,,ai.,
 'sporn Is requiring every one to tal.,
 liiis test Those receiving the hiphest
 grades will be the commisio,ad
 iicers and the next high will he th. noncons. The talk about the ca e,s
 IS mat some of those in command no,,,
 Will come down from the hiph nns;t;'s 1m
 after the test po'i'ioh
 Do not wait till ton,orrow ,h. th&f WANT AID to The Renni,i;c., ',
 office now, and get your wish fulfillsd