East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-10-11
BEAT WALLA WALLA
IS MOTTO; TEAM HAS
PRACTICE AT PICNIC
Football Game Feature of Get
Together Meet" New Pub
lication Just Off Press; City
Asked to Back Activities.


Beat walla Walla," is the motto
at Pendleton high school these days.
( The Walla Walla game comes on Sat-
urday Oct. IS and much interest and
speculation is being aroused as to the
! outcome Coach Fleishmann is work
{ ing hard and reports the prospects for
victory to be improving.
Two teams and more are hard at
work each night learning the fine
points OF the game and much progress
is being made. The fellows are train
ing hard, as Coach Fleishmann says
no man can play who breaks training
rules. The men are SAID to be in fine
physical condition as a result.
A practice game was played today
between the first and second team as
a part of the entertainment at the
Parent-Teachers Picnic, at the Round
Up grounds. The line up is as fol-
lows: Jens Torgeson. full back: Cap
tain Ted Straughn. quarterback;
Dwight French, half back; Jack Beck,
half backy FLOYD Shider and .Chas.
Cahill. ends; Lawrence Warner and
Walter Ross. tackles: Shirley Havel
and Harold Geodecke. guards and
Ralph Shull, Center.
The second team line up is: Lee
Temple. full back; j. Saunders, Quar-
ter back; Roy Franshier. half back:
BUS" Byers half back: tner and
Carmen. ends: Elliot and Dick Lawr-
ence, tackles: Kennedy and Johnson.
guarde: and McRea. center
The first team line up will probably
stand much as it is for the game with
Walla walla. although there are ru-
mors of dark horses" that may APP
pear on the scene.
Lantern Off the Press
Another issue of the Lantern, the
-officfaf put,fication Of Pendieton High
school Is off the press and according
to those who know it is the best yet
tn year. Editor Ivan Houser and his
assistants are working in connection
with the English " Glass to make the
paper success, and to all appear
ances they are accomplishing their
purpose Miss Effie Duff, English
teacher. has been devoting a great
deal of time and energy to the work.
Among features of the present issue
are the splendid. up-to-the minute
football pictures which is contains.
The one of the squad on the front page
and of the coach on the back show
up especially well. The stories and
editorials are declared well written
and show the results of careful work.
The publication contains just enough
breeze to mark it as first class school
publication.
The purpose of the Lantern is to
keep the students in touch with their
school and let the alumni and
o.t,o,-s~ lrnnur xuhat the school nS n
whole is doing 1t also gives practice
in Journalism work and makes the
course more interesting.
To Ask business Mems Aid
Pendleton business men are going
10 be asked to get behind the athletic
schedule, as has been laid out in the
ocal high school.
II Pendleton has successful sea-
son of football the town of Pendleton
must help with its money and encour-
lgement. the boys declare and ask that
f tickets to a football game are on
sale, everyone help the game along
oy buying one.
Grades to Come Out.
The high school faculty is working
IN the grades of the students who at
tend Pendleton high school. Deci-
sions as to the attitudes and ideals or
each student and other matters of
equal Importance must be worked out
The report cards will probably be out
during the coming week.
Grounds In Good shape
Adjutant John Simpson is still work
ing with assistance of a number of
high school boys. on the football field
and it is said to be improving rapidly