Arizona republican., 1917-11-27

MT. Sexton He told us the advan- tages and good that the Y. M. c. A. | is doing for the world today. He re- minded us of a speaker that had spoken to us some time ago. Mir. Cheely. MT. Cheely is the head of the Y. NJ. C. A. of the southwest. Phoenix High is doing the best work of the schools that he had visited in the southwest said he.
 MT. Fletcher, the second speaker, spoke to us about raising money. He spoke in such an interesting, sympa- thetic way. that boys could not help but sacrifice some of their spending money for the boys at the front. The amount raised was over thousand dollars.
 Mir Cook read some of the many let ters from the boys that have joined the colors He read those from Wells
 Abbot. Walter McAmore, and George | Vensil.
 The game with the University against our team, on the Indian School 1 grounds will be held Friday afternoon. 1 School will be left out early, so that
 every coyote can be there.
 The last year Shorthand students
 won a banner from the Gregg people,
 making three consecutive years. Miss
 Hoge received a gold medal for the
 best record made by the High schools
 of Arizona. This makes the second one of these we have won, as Miss
 Jay received one, two years ago. The
 conditions under which these are awarded are: Ninety percent of the students must have an average of
 over ninety percent on the three cer- | tificates, which are primary, inter- mediate and advanced, In order to get these certificates the students
 must pass the tests prepared by the Gregg people. The class exceeded the
 limit by large margin.
 The Latin club. the S. P. C. R., held it's second meeting Friday. The
 meeting was called to order by the prima consul Ethel Burton. and
 America" was sung in Latin. The
 constitution was read and adopted by ) the senate. The purpose of the club is to promote interest in the Latin classes in a profitable and pleasur- } able way A motion was made and carried that the membership should not be limited to the Cicero class. The program was as follows: Business discussion. The Two Great Republics, Clarence Bennett. Music, "Miserere" from Fl Trovatore. Poem, Margaret Hall A
 Myth, Meridity Bishop. Music Rigo- letto Quartet. The Star Spangled Banner.
 Everything went off well and the ones who are to take part in the j. program next time were named ; Friday Captain Osborne gave tht Dashing D's a test in semaphor,
 signaling. He sent two messages anC 7 the students wrote them down or ' paper. The following are the mes '' sages:
 d From Hdqrs. Nov. 23, 1917, |, :, Corp. Swanson, Outpost '. S'i Send a man to do reconnaisanc, a in woods near ford on Skunk Creek . (Sgt) Holt.
 From Corp. Swanson, Outpost 2 a to Hdqrs.
 Found three snipers in woods Di,
 not disturb. Await instructions
 (Sgd.) Swanson
 l. Logan Dameron, who was hurt il , the Coyote-Indian football gam =. about a month ago and who was il , a critical condition, is now all right [ He was present at the Freshma n , Coyote game Friday and rooted fo " the team. All hope he will soon joil i. the school again, as he is a favorit Q with all.
 '" Save your pennies and pay you 1f pledge for the "" war fund " re Many of the Coyotes are light st their money pockets and are goin h. about pouring anathemas on tn
 head of Don John, the county mote g cop. The Don proved a very effic L. ent enforcer of the laws and bagge
 many Coyotes who were recklessl