The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1920-10-28
KENNEWICK Hi IS
AN EASY WINNER
Local High School Team Gives
County Seat Lads TrOunc-
ing on GridirOn

The football game with Prosser on
Friday was an easy victory for Ken
newick, the'score being q to 0 in fav-
or of the local team. he first half of
the game was rather rough and the
boys played hard, three of the touch
downs being made in this half, Then,
the boys say; they got little lazy,
for in the second half only one touch
down was made. The first two touch
downs were made by Gene Hawkins,
the third by Glen johnson and the
last by Eric Waldorf. About twenty
five students went to Prosser to see
the game and helped the team to vic
tory by their roofing. The lineup for
the game follows: Center, Richard
Briggs; tackles, Richard Shaughnessy
and Markhus Smith; guards, Philip
Hitchcock and Winfred Winkenwer-
der; ends, Matt Witt and Leslie Bass;
half backs, Eric Waldorf and Gene
Hawkins; full back, Fred Krug; quar-
terback, Glen Johnson: subs, Elmer
Martin and Edward Peterson. The
next game will be with Grandview at
Kennewick, November 6. We are
looking forward to this game as we
think it will be another victody for the
local team.
A football game was played last
Friday which was of much interest
to the upper grammar grades as the
game with Prosser was to the high
school. This was the game between
the sixth and seventh grades which
resulted with score of z to 0 in fav-
or of the seventh grade. The little
fellows played the game in sports
manlike way and from the manner
in which they played we believe that
we will have an all-star school team
when these boys get in the high
school.
The assembly was entertained last
Thursday by an interesting talk from
DR.. Todd Of the College of Puget
Sound. In humorous way he tolt
us that when we were so years OF
age we would be either successes OF
failures, and at that time we are Civ
en- another opportunity and a SECOND
chance to climb. He also said thai
as boys and girls we must realize
that we will be, in the future, thu
means by which civilization will live
and we must educate ourselves &C
cordingly. To do this the study o.
languages and history are most i'm
portant. Mr.. Todd has spoken at tn
high school several times in past year
and we look forward to his visits, a
he is a most interesting speaker.
Last Thursday morning. the assembl!
held football rally. Eric Waldorf
Gene Hawkins, Fred Krug, and MI
Kralowec spoke. They told us that un
| less the school got behind the team
no matter how hard the boys worked
they could not be a success. Beside
the financial support, the moral sup
mort is needed. This made the sa
sembly wake up to some extent an
in the next game. if the pep OF tn
high school is needed to win, the gam
will be won.
Next Monday morning the secre
tary and treasurer Of the high schot
. will begin to take premiership due
for the new associated student bod!
The dues will be $500 year. AT tn
, time a committee to draw up the col
stitution will be appointed.
The first assembly singing OF tn
wear was held last Friday. Sewers
of the old songs were sung and grea
lx enjoyed. Miss Larsen and M
SAley were in charge OF the sins
ing. Now that we have the piano VI
stairs. we can have these meeting
often, much to the delight OF the ST.
> dents.