Arizona republican., 1917-11-09

going about with down cast faces now. | The physics classes are now uoing ex- periments where mercury is used. 1 Those not wise to the way of mercury. roll 1t around in their hands and then fthe downcast looks. For the mercury has plated their gold rings. Evert Barkley, 6 graduate of the class of II. who Is now in the artillery band of the national army, writes an interesting letter telling of the good | times and the cold weather they are having at Camp Funston.
 Coach Geary did not show up for football practice Tuesday evening so the team was given only light work out by Captain Wilky. The team was glad of the rest as Geary usually gives them a strenuous days practice on Monday. But on Wednesday they wished they had no day off on Tues day.
 Roy Zellick, junior who broke his wrist sometime ago, had a fearful time Tuesday trying to hold his arm up. He was late in starting for school so rushed away from home without his . sling. Part of the time his fingers were hooked in his pocket, belt or shirt and the rest of the day Roy held it up with hls other hand.
 Senior boy at a dance, addressing a pretty senior girl:
 'Is your program full?' Girl: My goodness, no, it takes more than one glass of punch to fill my pro- gram"
 Some of the biology students are 3 working on exhibits for the state fair although Phoenix is not allowed (any prizes) to compete for prizes. Attracted by the cries of Flight. 5 Fight!' the Coyotes made 8 hurry-up g call to the sidewalk near the Waldorf only to find two stately seniors wal lowing about in the dirt. The culprits $ names are withheld by special re- quest CD
 John Hurly, well known Coyote g believes he will make the team before this season is over. He is giving UT , tennis so as to be able to spend more time on football. John had not beer r out for a couple of nights when told that some of the first team men had been shifted to the second team he was overjoyed. He believes he has . better chance than ever now.
 Looking over the list of Liberty e loan subscribers, it is noticeable thar quite bunch of names from the higl t school are upon it and this shows tha e High is back of the government
 
 = The Melting Pot" were handed in anC ;, some of them certainly showed tha f there are some artists in the iunio, |, class while some of them showed tba
 there are some would-be artists. also = Mary Fitch. a prominent member O : the junior class is to be seen aroup, : the school with her arm in a sling. Las o year she had her arm broken thre e times, and it has started off bad agail a this year. = MT. Stauffacher has handed ont ;
 list of questions which he will give al
 classes on Friday. These questions vii = be entirely upon, "The Melting Pot, l. and will be given orally.
 The military band will play at tn
 next assembly. Let's all be there an e hear some real good music. Two nev
 drums have been added to the alrea d st noisy aggregation.
 The orchestra has been requested t n play at the Monroe school on an occa 0 sion to entertain during banquet giv
 en by the School Master club. Thi
 will be next Tuesday.
 At Monday nights practice, s2 girl
 turned out for basketball. This is a re
 markedly good showing and the girl e should win the state cnampionshi