Arizona republican., 1917-12-19
COYOTE TRACKS

Phoenix; boys.
 January 4-P. II. S. vs. Mesa, Mesa: boys, girls
 January 5-P. H. s. vs. Miami, Phoe- nix; boys, girls
 January 10-P. H. s. vs. Tempe Nor nal, Phoenix; boys.
 January 17-P. H. s. vs. Tempe High Phoenix; boys, girls.
 January 1S-P. H. S. vs Mesa. Phoe- nix; boys, girls.
 January 19-P. H. S. vs. Globe. Phoe- nix; boys. ! -ioe January 25-P. H. S. vs. Indians Phoenix; boys.
 february 1-P. H. S. ys. Globe Globe; boys, girls ami; boys. girls. -ni-
 AS Chandler called off her gam. fo. a very good reason. the ETaas.ner e a4 | urday. ST iS iasI sat | IHoenlX High will play her first 9utsloe basketball game win t. t,,s TTeInpe High school on Wednesda,
 enpe IS especially good on dirt courts eri ai,u hlas been practicing since the he i ehnil hliiihs or school, while our bovs do oa,,u4 oavm most efficient work on indoor | ahont to aNe oeen training only for FhoeniX players have shou,, t, .ne serves very speedy and exhibited tLa;,. teamwork in the student facultv oa,s
 III Whlch they defeated tha focvlt9e i score or 36 to 29 As vet C;oooS, Searpenter has been unable in nici- n Iirst team, and therefore there viii ho o 1o special lineup in the game WeJneSo on +ba ,dsrS T The game will be played Sn,t e teHlpe grounds, and ali stn- nr-o5 "nU can arrange to do so are
 urged to be present, as they vii, be
 sure to see a fast. and snanny oor1 ,,, 'e
 Herbert Shelly wishes if defir1itc,,,
 unueIstood that he and Bill Ruff ara
 tie "nIy members of the K. R. c cInh
 m II. .. It Is a secret club and vol,
 can ask Shelly to tell you abont # | ihe .. r. c. R. Latin club will IhoId
 US second meeting next Friday Tho
 pIosIam Will be entertaining as well
 ae an instructive one and will consist
 leSWulnss on Roman topics by Mir
 lam 1aggi. Josephine McDavids and
 water Toiieson. There will also he
 iI!uSlc on the victrola and a businaes
 dlScusSaon concerning a scranhool,
 "hlch thls years Cicero class exnects
 .o make and leave as a rival to tbo
 nook made by the 1915 Virgil class
 the llrst meeting of the club. held in
 Nofehlper' was a great success. At
 'nls meeting a constitution was adopt-
 eu py when the club will be governed.
 waiter Tolleson has typewritten this and Marian Harvey is completing .
 cover for it. When completed the docu-
 ment will be on exhibition in Mise
 McDaniels' room.
 Captain Osborne has been uniting the boys through military drills which
 he thinks will exercise every muscle
 In the body. He is unable to say
 winch company is doing the best, as
 there have been no competitive drills,
 but all are doing fine work. Company A is commanded by Fritz GrizswoId, Company by Lloyd Trittle, Company by Clarence Erhart, Company D by Edward Langston and Company E bv
 Basil Wilky, who has succeeded Glen Metcalf, who intends to join the army. After this month the boys will be drilled by new commander, as Cap tain Osobrne has resigned to join the f army. He will be missed greatly by , the boys.
 The oral expression classes in junior English are giving speeches on the ' lives of great men. This is valuable
 training, as it acquaints the pupils
 with these men and their work , Santa ought to be pretty good to the
 Coyotes next week for they have done , big things this fall. First, they won
 the state football championship. Sec , ondly, they produced the great oper- etta, The Mikado.' Third, the boys
 gave SLIGO for Y. NJ. war work and |, the girls gave S1,246 for Y. W. war
 work fund. A myriad of other things
 have been accomplished. The school , spirit is the best it has ever been, and , all in all the Coyotes have been real . good so Santa ought to be a good fel- 2 low to the Coyotes.
 ol MT. Love, the chemistry teacher, and I Miss Gritty, the biology teacher, are still confined to their homes, due to
 sickness.
 The big entertainment for the Gov |, 1 otes this week is the lecture of Dr. U U Robinson, Thursday forenoon. No 7 7 other lecturer has such a keen insight into our war problems and he knows 1 how to tell it. His series of lectures : during fair week were the greatest v ever given in Phoenix and no Coyote 7, can afford to miss this rare privilege Dr. Robinson will also speak Thursday
 night as a number of the Hi-Y lecture : course.
 . The Patriotic league met last night 5 with their leader, Miss Rosenberry Q and discussed plans for future work. ', The sophomores will meet Wednes- " day afternoon at 335 o'clock. in Miss = Rosenberry's and Miss Robinson's :, room.
 ' Many of the Coyotes were greatly .s surprised to hear that MT. Osborne a will leave Phoenix next week. He vii " enter Y. M. c. A.. work. The schoo !, wishes him the best of success in hi: V new field.
 MT. Parker and MT. McEuen will mo. ' tor to California this week to spend 10 the Christmas vacation with the hom, " folks.
 ,ol Those getting the prizes for Novem " Der work in writing these columns are :, First, Earl Menees; second, Adel, . Newcomer, and third, June Blu
 menthal.
 i'd James Grand conducted the physic i'd classes last Friday in the absence o l. Professor Elliot. James is a shark il l. physics, and he was able to explain