Arizona republican., 1918-01-15
SPORTING NEWS

matinee of the expression class play. Tonight the first of the class series will occur when the freshman and junior teams meet on the athletic feld to decide the question Of supremacy. l Thursday the sophomores and seniors will clash. Friday afternoon the game between the two best teams Will occur, and the championship Of the l school decided.
 | The next game of basketball that the Coyote team will play will be one with Tempe high school Thursday, January IT, It will be played at night on the Y. M. C. A. floor.
 After the Tempe game the Coyotes | will meet the Mesa high school team at the Y. M. c. A. January 1S. l The Coyotes will take an overland | journey to Miami and Globe about 1 February 1 to play the basketball teams of those towns. The r. Il. 5. 1 bunch will be gone four days. l P. H. S. has new star that will be added to the basketball and baseball teams. Herbert May of Glendale is now attending Phoenix high and is coming out for basketball. He is an excellent player and goes out for the position of center. May is also baseball expert and will strengthen the pitching staff of the coming base ball team.
 Len Herwig made an excellent lead ing lady" last Thursday in the ex- pression class play. He played his part well and many of the audience failed to catch on at the start that the pretty maid clothed in red was a boy.
 Professor Glass has devised a very clever diagram for his bookkeeping pupils showing in detail the various entries involved in connection with drafts. He has very clear method of teaching the principles involved in the records kept of time drafts, in par | ticular.
 Members of the faculty who have photos of themselves which can be used in the annual, are requested by the staff to notify the editor. Every teacher who can provide good picture of him or herself will save the annual money and get out of the trouble of going down town to get their photos taken. All teachers who cannot pro- vide suitable pictures are requested to have theirs taken at once at Heath's studio at the annuars expense.
 Readers of the exchanges that are pouring in to the Coyote journal from schools all over the states, are begin ming to worry over the lack of Wild cats.' The Arizona Wildcat is the school paper of the T.. of A. and is much appreciated by the Coyotes. The Wildcat has not made it's customary appearance on the exchange table for several weeks and the pupils are begin ming to think that the publication has gone upon the rocks-or that the ex- change editor is laying down on his job.
 The High Life club held another meeting Friday. It was marked, a usual, by it's being different from tho common run of school social organiza tiOns. The main feature was the cos tunes worn by the members Eacf member had to wear old or ludicrous clothing and had to mount the plat form and deliver some short speech poem or other entertaining article I is needless to say that the most of tho speeches were very funny, especial, so on account of the weakness of tn, lower extremities of the speakers.
 All last week Mrs. Walter Wood, ne Miss Jennie Bone, took Ter old post il the office as custodian of excuses an, high vender of Admit one only" cards Mrs Wood was taking the place of tn regular secretary who has been away
 SPORTING NEWS
 The next thing in the basketball lin that comes before the eye of the, faa is the game between Tempe high schoc and Phoenix high, January IT.
 Tempe high has sturdy quinte and will prove hard obstacle for tn Coyotes. The last game played be tween a Phoenix team and a Temp high team was one of many thrill. and tte coming game should prove n exception.
 The game with Tempe high will b a double header, and will be played a night in the Y. M. c. A. gymnasium
 The tennis courts are still workin to capacity. The girls are as enthusi astic as ever and tennis is becoming
 regular institution.
 The basketball team is somewh; crippled by loss of two of its be. players. Winner Young is laid U