The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-29
SCHOOL NOTES.


The Grangeville high school team
defeated the Winchester town team In
a very exciting game of basket ball
last Friday, the first game of the
season. The score was 10 to H. The
boys played clean fast game and the
score was very close all the way thru.
When the second half was completed
the score was tie and they had to
play through two five minute extras
before the tie could be played off. The
Briscoe boys, Wallace Criddlebaugh
and Hubert Powell were some of our
local stars that evening. The Grange
vile players were: Emery and Jacob
Briscoe. Hubert Powell, Raymond How
ard, Dutch Kabat, Wallace Criddle-
baugh and Gay Eimers.
The Baconians started things going
last Friday in the literary work by
giving a Riley program. This first
program was fine beginning and will
lead up to something better later on.
There were number of parents and
friends visiting The program was as
follows: Installation of new officers
who are as. follows: President, An
drew Stockton; vice-president, Lallah
Fulton; secretary Marjorie Griffith
treasurer, Hubert Powell reporter,
Louise DeHaven. President Andrew
Stockton gave short address. Initia-
ton Of new members The new men,
bers dressed in Riley costumes march
ed In single file from the rear en-
trance of the auditorium, keeping time
to droll funeral march and a drum
They were halted in the front of the
auditorium and sworn to a ridiculous
oath, then gave nine rahs for the Ba-
contains.
The second half of the program con-
sisted of an grafton on James Whit
comb Riley by Dugald Holsclaw. A
Bear Story by Esther Telcher. Vocal
solo, "There Little Girl Don't Cry
Rosa Pfeufer, Nine Little COLLINS,
Ruth Monroe. During this reading
nine COLLINS poked their heads up over
wall In the back Oh the stage and per-
formed such uncanny stunts as pluck
ing out their eyes. scratching their
heads with little arm that reached
out OF their ears, etc. THE Old Man
and JIM" a very much enjoyed read
ing by Harold Harris. Our Hired
Girl Lallah Fulton. "Out to Old
Aunt Mary's," Marjorie Griffith.
THAT Old Sweetheart of Mine" Helen
Norwood. "When the Frost is on the
Pumpkin and the Folders In the
shock, Wallace Criddlebaugh. Lit
tie Orphan Annie" Baconian Quar-
tet, followed by parody, Hoover Will
Get You Ii You Don't Watch Out"
eulogy to Riley by Harold Harris.
This was a beautifully expressed CON
clusion to the Riley program
The Baconians wish to thank Mr..
Harris and Miss Norwood for their
splendid assistance in making this
first program a success.
A basket ball rally was held Friday
evening before the game, on Main
street. number of yell practices
were called last week to get up a
little pep Tor the first game.
William Manring has left school and
gone back to the farm with his father.
His friends regret his absence very
much.
The Delphian Literary society is
getting busy. They are planning the
next program which will be In about
three weeks. The program committee
are Margaret Griffith, Esther Rerlee
and Gaylord Eimers Mrs Tucker, Miss
Miller and Mrs. Overman are direct.
ing the Delphians.
There will he no school Thursday
and Friday Of this week because every
one wants to eat and have an extra
day to get over it,
The grades are taking their examin-
ations this week.
Miss Erbs. Miss Brooks and Miss
Hamin will spend Thanksgiving In
Lewiston. They are going down in
car Wednesday evening after school
and viii not be back till Sunday night.
We earnestly hope that turkey and
cranberry sauce and plum pudding
and all those things won't have such