Arizona republican., 1917-11-03

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 ssss% Yesterday morning at the beginning of the second hour the bells tinkled four times and the Coyotes filed .oyously into the. assembly hall. The |, first part. of the program consisted 5f several high school songs led by ] Miss Walsh. Warren McArthur, the | president of the pledge card campaign for food conservation for Arizona, 1 gave very interesting talk on the | condition of food in the allied coun- l-es and the way in which we can | 1 'alr those conditions. MT Cook thel' i read a card which Finley Westfall | sent him. Finley is an old Coyote md he has been in Camp Funston. I | ie is on his way to Camp Kearney | 1 in California. He said that when he passed through Flagstaff the r. | Il. $. girls gong to the Normal mel l them and gave them candy and cake. l James Laveen was the next speake- of the morning. He told how the | soldiers had to oe supplied and how | short the supplies were. He put our | iuty plainly
 pr. Norton, our football managers father, was the next speaker. lie said that we should always have margin Of everything instead of be- ng sholt. MT Cook had MT. Michael write down the names of the Coyotes in the service. The students thought )f about 40 loyal American Coyotes. In sixth hour study hall, Miss Chowning makes ali those that are tardy sit in the 18th row until she gets their excuses. Don't you think it ought to be the 18th row?
 | Have you noticed those signs; 5000 in Sunday school?" They mean that next Sunday is everybody go to- Sunday school day and Phoenix wants to have 5000 or more in the different Sunday schools of the city If you have not been attending Sun day school, now is your chance.
 A mule should be the example of the kicker; the more he does of it.. the more unpopular he gets. This applies to some Coyotes.
 Ralph Soule, former Coyote of Phoenix high is now working in a paper mill back east. Says he likes the work fine and is making good. Good luck to you Ralph the Coyotes are back of you
 The library has just received a new shipment of books They have about 250 new books for the differ ent departments This helps to com plete the Phoenix high library which certainly has fine collection of books which should help all the students get better lessons and grades.
 Just because there are several new stands across the street is no reason why Coyotes should go over to pa tTonize them. All loyal Coyotes will trade at home. The Coyote stand and cafeteria will give you the yer best service and the most for youl money every time. It is too bad tt see a loyal Coyote wearing an arm lunch, then come back and walk or the grass.
 Many of the different subjects art to be represented at the fair. Juniol end senior English will have charts and the lower English classes compo sitions. s Ancient history students ar preparing notebooks and maps Geom etry will be illustrated by drawing and theorems and algebra by prob lems. The art department will hay many artistic and unique drawing and designs, but the cooking clas and sewing classes will have the bes display of all.
 Miss Garnett gives more tests thal any other teacher in school, accord ing to the ancient history students She gave about ten during the las term and she has started in by giv ing another for this term. For som this mode of teaching is agreeabl, Her classes are famous for grade and she probably gives so many i order that they will prove by practic,
 Do the students of P. H. s. eat Die No, we don't think so, as they onl sell about 80 pies a. day at the stant Of course, the football players don eat pie as they are in training.
 Thursday night was Halloween Hugo Nichols celebrated by guardin the Coyote stand Wonder why?
 The stand is doing a rushing bus ness, and owing to the limited rool in the stand, a new one will soon | erected at the northeast side of tI first building, where the sandwichf will be sold thus making much moI room in the old one.
 The seniors who won prizes fc writing notes for the paper are z follows:: W. Tolleson, first il columns; W. Young, third, 9 columns This shows that tho senio, are better supporters than the junior but they have had a years exper ence while the juniors are begii ners. ..s.,
 A new attendance card collectt has been appointed for the thir building. Tolleson, the regular ma has sprined his ankle and has to u. crutches. This stopped him fro running briskly down the stairs, Lewis Carpenter is the sub.
 MT. Elliott, the physics teacher, e, rlained to his students yesterday u water meter and water motor | has two different types of hydrant with one side open so that the stl dents could see what stopped Il water when the hydrant was turnt off. He also stated that when Il fiber washes inside became worn al it leaked. it was very simple to p new washer in and thereby sa