Arizona republican., 1919-12-10
high SCHOOL
LII NOTES

The football fellows went wild yes
terday when at the close of the eighth
hour Manager Eisele drove up in that
"benzeen' buggy of "hisn" waving a
telegram in his hand and shouting
that the Coyotes were going to the
coast. 1t is hard to believe but it's
true. The telegram was from a repre-
sentative of the Schott high school
football team, of Toledo, Ohio. They
are the champions of the east and the
great lakes. They want to meet US
in Los Angeles, probably at Washing
ton park, on either Christmas day or
the 9th of December.
Coach Geary Immediately sent an
answer saying that he would be there,
which we will, with bells on. Practice
will not doubt start this afternoon.
Coach Raitt is making preparations
to leave the basketball team in charge
of Manager Carpenter or Captain
''Eench'' Coyle, so that he will be sure
and be in Los Angeles the day before
the game. He has it all planned out
to a 1T. He will be in Los Angeles
the day before the game in order that
he may be able to go out to Wash
ington park and sleep inside the
gates. Then he figures that he will
be absolutely sure Of seeing P. II. S.
and S. H. S. tangle.
The Coyte forum will meet today
at 4:05 o'clock, in room 312. There
will be a debate between four of the
members of the club. The question
which will be debated upon is: Re-
solved. That Phoenix high school
should have self government.
Ray Blount and Anna Lynch will
take the affirmative, while Jessie
Kuthe and Harold Marks the mega
tive. This is a question of great in
terest to most high school students,
and now since there is chance to
hear the fine points of the question
many will be there.
A big thing took place on the
Coyte athletic field yesterday in the
form of a battalion parade. The whole
school turned out to see the proceed
ings. This is the first affair of this
kind to be held this year. at which the
whole school has been present. The
ceremony was gone through without g
hitch and was greatly enjoyed by the
posed of seven companies. and the
snap and precision with which they
obeyed the commands and executed
the different movements certainl.
shows that the cadets are wide awake
this year. Great credit for this is dus
to the efforts of Captain Jones, Lieu
tenant Carpenter, Major Eewkirk. ant
the fine leadership of the officers o.
the different companies.
The. picture of the football team
turned out fine. There were three
different ones taken. The first wa:
one of the team lined up for scrim-
mage on the grass, with the science
building as back ground. The mel
in this picture were the first eleven
men. in other words, the Coyote team
Grey, left end; Corral, left tackle
Rogers, left guard Newkirk, center
Friend, right guard; Becker, RICH
tackle; Doyle, right end; Bryant, lef
halfback; MacDevitt, full back; Gil
LELAND, right halfback: BrawneT
quarterback. Then the four back
field men were lined up on the law
in front of a palm tree and taken.
These men were Brawner, quarter
| back Gillelland and Bryant, halves
| MacDevitt fullback. The big pictur
was then taken. The whole squad wa
lined up on the steps in front of tn
| auditorium. This bunch included tn
varsity, the reserve, the third team
Coaches Geary and Venue. Manage
! Eisele, Athletic Director Ogg, and tn
| two rubbers, "Davy" Jones and Billy
| Long. Any one wishing either one O
all three pictures may order ther
| from Charles Becker.
Instead of the weekly meeting a
the boarding home, the Blue Triangl
club will have it's meeting at Squa'
Peak Sunday in the form of yes
per service. If you are going, sign u
with Lola Bert and find out what I
take. Remember, no meeting will /
held Thursday.