The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1918-01-10
HIGH SCHOOL NEWS.

schools are always hard fought.
lGrangeville has been hoping for a
number of years that some day
they might be able to defeat the
linvincible Nezpercers.
| The game played at Grangeville
on December IA, was q to IL in
favor of our team. Since that time
both opposing teams have been
lpracticing hard for the game this
Friday.
One would have to go a long
way to find a faster, cleaner and
more sportsmanlike bunch of boys
THAN those who represent our
school in basket ball. These boys
are not only good athletes, but
they are well up in scholarship
land they stand behind everything
that makes for the best conditions
in the school.
The boys are after the North
west championship. Every lover
of real sport has a reason to be
proud of the Nezperce team. It
is hoped that the people viii come
Loyalty to the support of their
team when games are played ON
our floor. The admission price
for Fridays game viii be 25 cents.
Come and see if Grangeville s
dreams come true
The Junior cooking class is Civ
ing special time to invalid cook
cry. They specialize in diets for
the most common diseases. The
other classes are devoting their
time to 'sHoover" cooking. Their
service department submits the
following recipe for Apple and
corn meal pudding"
Cut 6 good sized apples into thin |
slices. Put a pint of milk on the |
stove to heat. Let it come to the |
boiling point and then stir in 2
cups corn meal, / t flour, y salt,
"a eup,molasses and 115 chopped
suet. Put the apples in a creased |
pudding dish and pour the mix
ture over them. Bake in a mod
crate oven.
Hoover Dark Cake:
2 cups brown sugar, 2 cups hot
water, 2 t fat, / pkg. raisins, {
salt, / t cinnamon, ! cloves, 3
cups -four, / t. soda, / t. hot water.
Method: boil all these ingredi- |
ents for 5 minutes after they be-
gin to bubble. When cold, add 3 |
cups flour, / baking soda, dis
solved in / t hot water. Bake in
two loaves for As minutes in a
slow oven This cake is better at I
the end of a week or so. /,
The second basket ball team was
picked this week consisting of the /;
following: Center, Harry Barbee /,
George Thomas and Vic II
or Agrell; guards, Dwight John
ION and Clayton Miller; subs,
John Conger and Joseph Farrar.
Harry Barbee was elected captain.
Since the team has been picked,
he boys have better chance TO
levelOp good team work. They are
irving the first team some hard
Practice. This team viii play the ],
town team here Jan.
g. This game viii be announced ],
urther next week.
Our school has made application
o State Commissioner Of Educa- z
ion f. A. Bryan for one Of the vo- :
ational schools authorized by the
Imith-Hughes Act. This law pro-
-ides for an annual appropriation
y the federal government for vo-
education. If the appliea- I
ion is granted it is planned to 1
mphasize instruction in agricul-
ure and allied subjects as never
efore. The instructor in agricul-
ure would be employed for all I
he year and would supervise the
tudents' home projects in farm a
ng and stock-raising during the
ummer months. It is earnestly
Ioped that the necessary cOndi- i
ions can be met as the vocational
chool would be a great boost for e.
iolitical education in our commun- q
~. Professor G. B. Wilson, ofip
he University of Idaho, was here f
'riday to investigate the merits d
t the school for one Of the yoca-
ional centers. While here Mr.. Iol
wilson made an excellent talk to i!
he students on the value Of eul-
ure and useful education.
In order to promote the pur-
base Of Thrift Stamps an employ =,
rent bureau has been established.
tudents that want employment 3
re requested to enroll with the y
uperintendent who takes an IN y
crest in securing work in the com 81
lunity for them. People wishing
D secure the services Of pupils
hould make their needs known.
{ is hoped that this plan may y y
srve a useful purpose in the COM il
unity.