Arizona republican., 1918-01-02
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 Now that the Christmas and New Year holidays are past the students of the high school will have to put aside thoughts of leisure and take up the old grind.
 The only thing that presents any great amount of worry or consterna- ton at this time is the extremely frigid temperature of the S:30 o'clock air. With school taking up at such an hour, the sun has no chance to warm the |, hands and ears of hard working pupils.
 The poor victims who ride bicycles are the chief sufferers from the cold, for the wind pierces all coverings and hunts down its prey with fiendish cer- tainty.
 The playing of tennis has now be- | come the chief source of amusement l and entertainment of the girls, and at all times of the day the cement courts in back of the auditorium are engaged. |
 Previous to the lull in tennis during the holidays, the girls held tourney that involved all of the players Of the entire student body The outcome proved Edna Edwards to be the best girl player of the senior class; Ethel Burton, of the juniors; Nina Fannin, of the sophomores and Vivian Edwards, (sister of Edna) of the freshmen.
 Herbert Shelley, general manager and president of the K R. G. club here by calls and summons an official meet ing of said club tonight to transact business of great importance.
 Shelley is the life and mainstay of the organization and is the main factor in keeping it a success.
 Today is the time for the new mIlI- tary training drill master to take his l place of authority over the five com- panies and speculation is running high as to the methods that will be adopted.
 The case of the expression class play, The Arrival of Kitty has been re- hearsing during the holidays prepara- | tory to the final rehearsals before the | play is staged. January 10.
 The play is going to be one of the best and cleverest of this season. and according to all who have witnessed rehearsals, Miss Andrews, the director,
 
 l in high school dramatics.
 The Senior Alumni dance was just one grand success from start to finish. l Although fewer pupils attended this year than in previous years, none of l those present have a word to say | against it. Every attendant has a word to say about the jollity of the occasion.
 The next basketball game this season will be played with Mesa. The scene of battle will be at Mesa, January 4.
 As Mesa is only about fifteen miles distant, and most of the Coyotes have available autos, the game ought to be well attended by Coyote supporters.
 The basketball season is just begin ming to get into its stride and a long and exciting program is yet to be played.
 Mr Jantzen, editor of the Coyote l Journal, again asks for more stories by students. Good Joiles are also in demand, and all sorts of short, inter- esting material can be used for the February number. Thus far the Journal has been supported Loyalty by the entire student body. There are very few Coyotes at present who are not receiving hopy of the Coyote Journal every term. Four more mum, bers of the publicat ton will be issued within the year.
 The attention of all Coyotes should be called to the little wooden box or the wall of the Coyote stand Its pur- pose is to receive all tinfoil that tho pupils buy wrapped around candy ant | r1x oil hn ,x1, cold 1x the stand comes wrapped in foil ana if all of this could oe saved it would make quite a showing for the Rec Cross.
 When you go to any Coyote activity contest with other schools, don't for get to wear that little red and blacl arm band that comes with the Athleti U association ticket. NJ. MciIueE ha, the arm bands made to show othe !, schools that T. II. $. is live school !. so don't leave yours home on tn Il dresser
 A great many of the pupils who di, a not have uniforms before Christina s will come to school today in parad g dress The reason is Santa. Claus. Tn = olive drab uniforms were among thos
 present when Santa appeared at tn
 homes of many Coyotes.
 With Burtis Doris with the color.
 there is at present no official ye : leader for the school. Burtis distin s guished himself as a yell leader an e has been pronounced the best one tha ,t the school has ever had. Harry Put d ney is about the only logical candidat if for Burtis' job. as he is about the onl n fellow who has had any experience . n leading the crowds. Harry helpe V Burt while the latter was leader if Corbin Davidson, a former pupil ( P. H. S, is now employed in The Rt publican office, where he IS IaKir
 charge of the want-ad departmen
 While attending school, Corbin ws
 very popular and had the reputatio
 of being a fellow who would do u n school proud.