The Glenwood post., 1919-04-19
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

(Wallace Carstenson Rawles, Editor)
The basketball season is over (sighs
Of relief). 1t was over two weeks
ago, and our team, which has gone
stale from the long season, had job
| on hand last Friday when it won from
Collbran by the narrow score of 43-13.
Financially the season was a fizzle,
and for this the "flu' is blamed.
Otherwise it was a wonderful season.
We defeated Grand Junction twice, beat
Hoel-Ross Business college, annexed
pair from Collbran, acquired two from
Aspen, trimmed the alumni badly, and
divided with Leadville.
The Western Slope championship
this year will have to remain a tie be-
tween Leadville and Glenwood. Each
team beat Aspen on the Aspen floor
by the same number of points, and
Leadville won in Leadville, 45-32,
while Glenwood won here, 31-23. Com
petition from Grand Junction and be.
low is eliminated, for the Orange and
Black hoopsters have been decisively
defeated twice, and they barely man
aged to lose to Montrose, 1928.
For the all star Western Slope team
we name: Malaby, Glenwood, f.;
Heatherly, Aspen, f; Harding, Lead
vile, c.; Hopkins and Oldenburg Glen
wood, g. Malaby has been the leading
point maker of the league, his fast
floor work and all around playing Civ
ing him position on the all star team.
Heatherly's rapid floor work and bas-
ket shooting give him the position as
other forward. Harding is the logical
man in center as he has had the expe-
rience, understands the finer points of
basketball, and shoots baskets well.
Hopkins and Oldenburg, the Glenwood
guards, are the two best guards the
slope has known for some time. They
are always on the job, their men are
well guarded, and both can shoot bas.
kets when called upon. Verify, the
five above named compose the all star
Western Slope team.
John Rigney, prominent as son of
the president of the school board, is
sprouting a moustache. John probably
wants something to strain onion soup
with.
The Junior class il giving . II dance.
at Eagles hall Friday, May Five
piece orchestra. This will be one Of
tie seasons big dances, so large at
tendance is expected.
The all star girls team was named
the past week: Dine stenman, Lead.
vile, f.; Ruth Ashlock, Aspen, f.; Fay
Smith, Glenwood, jc.; Irene Gilroy,
Leadville, rs.; H. sandstrom, Aspen, g.;
Dorothy van Schaach, Leadville, g.;
Sylvia Hadden, Glenwood, sub. Miss
stenman is the leading point maker of
the Triangle league, having over 80
points to her credit. Miss Ashlock
made 25, while Miss Richardson of
Glenwood made 90.
The Seniors met Tuesday and decid-
ed upon clas colors, motto, and color
of diplomas.
The Glenwood athletes would like
very much to know if there is going to
be track meet anywhere on the West
ern Slope tbis spring.
Commencement music rings out
through the building every once in
while. Soon will come the time when
those who graduate will drape on white
dresses and black suits (no bath
robes) and sit before the admiring(N
multitude, and have diplomas and long
speeches handed to them. Their big
feet will be gazed at, as they (the
feet) make vain attempts to appear
unconcerned by twining themselves
about the bottom of the chair. Maybe
someone will note the color of the
blushing Senior g hair, and write it up
in the newspaper. And, Gee! Mabel,
ain 7 it goin' to be a peculiar feelin =
Many of the Seniors hope graduation
day will be Friday, June 13, but none
of the faculty do.
Big athletic meetings are held every
Wednesday.
Tho Senior English class is studying
Bible stories.
Pepper, the be-G'c Junior, repaired
the bell Monday morning.
Raymond Heisler arrived home We'd
nesday morning from the naval train.
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