Arizona republican., 1917-12-11

work and boost for Coach Carpenter and the team. Phoenix must have a championship team Two big games are on this week. The Coyote -Facul- ty game, Thursday night and the Coy ote-Chandler game Saturday night.
 One of the interesting events of last week for the juniors was the tryouts for the junior class play. Nearly 50 Of the juniors tried out for various parts and they gave Mir. Stauffacher a hard job in order to select the ten best suited for the various parts. Two were chosen for each part and it will take several weeks to determine who will appear on the night of the play. In the following lineup for parts, those named first will be given the preference, having secured first place in the tryouts. but the second will be advanced to first place. The cast of Her Gloves" includes the following characters;
 Walter Dillingham;. a dealer in real estate-Roy Perry, Al Winship.
 Jefferson Ruggles, his father-in- law -Ogle DetWeiler Loy Owens.
 Robert Slocum, a friend-Donald Scott, Harry Putney.
 Charles Books, a neighbor-Logan Hart. Edwin Langston.
 Jim Ryan, theatrical manager Josh Abramson. Walter Stoltze
 Mrs. RUggles - Adele Newcomer, Mary Fitch.
 Blanche Diilinsham-Beatrice Jack son, Betty Barry.
 Dora RugG1es-Ruth Burtis, Helen Symonds.
 Elizabeth Brooks-Mary Fitch, Ethel HOlsinger.
 Naleska Bigon-Betty Barry, Helen Green.
 Thursday night the basketball season | for P. H. $. starts. The faculty team made up of old college players will be | the Coyotes first victims. Many of the football players are out for the team and some are showing fine form. Young, at forward, and RistoW, at l center are going to be whizzcs this | year. Capt. Norton, though small, is | very fast this year and both Coach | Carpenter and the team are confident of victorious season.
 The faculty team will probably be made up of Carpenter, guard; Osborn 1 guard; Elliott, center; Parker for wtrd; McEuen forward. With this team the faculty believes it will win, | but the young Coyotes are out fol | blood.
 This next game comes with Chandler which has been practicing since the beginning of school and has q fast l and heavy team. From there on the games are thick and heavy, 15 ol them, and after that the trip to Globc | 8 nd Miami The school has purchased 10 new suits for the team and they arc dandics. It is the duty of the pupils to support the team so everyone should be at the armory Thursday evening al 7:4J o'clock
 Lew Irvine, q popular member of las ! years senior class, left last night fol San Diego to join the naval aviation corps. He wished to join the army aviation corps but learning that thi: branch of the service was full, h' chose the naval branch of the avi alton corps Glen Metcalf the yeas boy wished to accompany him. bu he is ill and could not go. Roy Stew art a former P. H. $. pupil and \ brother of Maude Stewart, went witt him. P. II. $. is proud of the boy' who join the services of Uncle Sam.
 In Biology, Miss Griffiths to Jak, H.-Jake give sentence using tht word germinate.
 Jake.-Pat bought four pies and thu Germans ate them all.
 Miss Garnett gave another one of he famous tests last Tuesday. However she exempted about 10 in the Eight hour class. as they had their lessons Those who took 1t had grades running from to 96. The average was abou 50.
 During the first part of the thirt l hour the four bells rang and aftel \ Quietness prevailed. Prof Cook mad' a few announcements and then in few words introduced MT. Hanks tt the assembly. Almost immediately MT.