The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1920-03-18
NEWSY NOTES
FROM SEDGWICk
60. HIGH SCHOOL

hH wednesday night, March II, the
50 -nmorc class and its sponsors
/ NJ Gallagher entertained the rest
| the school at st. Patrick's party.
II. ~oDhOmoress departed from TIE
usua- form of parties in their man
! me- Of entertainment. First thero
Wa d special place ribboned off for
| earr class and its sponsor. Then there
Wa presented take-off on a coun-
try school graduation. next take
of on the faculty. Following these
several of the other pupils We're call
ed upon the stage to give some spe-
cial stunt such as posing as the stat
| u uL liberty. reciting and signing. A
| de.leIous two-course supper was serv-
ed consisting of sandwiches and cof-
| fee, Jello with whipped cream and
cake. The mattresses and walters
| were dressed as Irish lad and lassies
The color scheme was green and white
and was carried out throughout the
party. Two large shamrocks with
| many green and white streamers dec
| GRATED the auditorium.
We are sorry that DR.. Sucker re-
c,lyed the impression that high school
boys made ungentlemanly remarks
concerning him. This is mistake
5. {. H. S. stands ready to challenge
| any school in Colorado or elsewhere
REGARDING the moral and disciplinary
standards of its pupils. We appre-
| ciate the efforts of Mr.. Sucker, wish
him well and hope that he will think
a well Of the Sedgwick county high
school as we do of him. with NAL
| ice toward none, with charity for all,
with firmness in the right as God
| gives US to see the right, let US strive
on to finish the work we are in
was not spoken concerning the civil
strife alone.
S. c. II. S. Loses to Ogallala
Both the boys and girls teams of
S. G. II. s. went to Ogallala last Fri
day night. The girls game was very
slow. our girls being at a disadvant-
| age in playing on dance floor. The
rcfcreeing was very poor, since the
referee openly favored the home team.
! The girls put up good fight, but
were unable to score. The final score
I was %
The boys game was much more in
| tcrcsting, although the boys were at
/ the same disadvantage as the girls,
/ being unused to a smooth floor. The
| score at the end of the first half was
/ 80 in favor of S. c. II. S. In the sec
ond half the Ogallala team staged a
comeback. the final score being 24-l3
! The refcreeing was satisfactory thru
out the game.
This closed the basketball season
for S. c. II. S. We feel that this has
been reasonably successful season
for the school. Our boys team won
7 out of the 13 games played. This
gives us an average of 81 per cent.
The games are as follows:
WON-Sedgwick here 48-l. there
1911: Oshkosh, here 42-7, there 49,
IA; Ogallala, here 20-4; Sterling, here
24-20; Lodgepole, here Ball.
LOST-Kimball, there 1920; Lodge
pole, there 25-14; Holyoke, here "a
20, there 64-9; Sterling, there 1912;
Ogallala, there 24-13.
The girls did not have such sue
cessful season. They won two games
out of six played. One game result
ed in a tie. This leaves the girls
with percentage of 40.
Since the above was written it has
been learned that the boys have three
more games to play. These games are
with easy teams and the boys will un-
doubtedly raise their average.