Arizona republican., 1920-03-19
IJIGH SCHOOL
IL NOTES.
Terrible Slaughter at p. n. S.

ieFFtOte 0iduGnteT at y. M o.
Every student in the high school viii
be under the lilies in a day or two at
the rate they are being shot. The riot
started when il was announced that
all seniors shake things up and get
their mugs before the camera. Well,
inside of four days every senior had
walked into an ambush at Heaths and
of course none came out alive. Then
the enemy started in down at the high
school. The victorious senior tug team
went down before two volleys before
the auditorium, last Tuesday. The
basketball detachment, which came up
few minutes later, WAS also van
quished. While all this was going on.
the tennis team was being massacred
back on the tennis courts, and over
on the athletic field the blood of the
baseball team was flowing in every di-
rection- Those engagements ended
Tuesdays mugging. But yesterday,
during the assembly, every class was
ordered out of the auditorium. one at
n time, and the very minute they form
ed on the steps they were squelched
by kunselman with his long range
big Lizzie After the classes were
no more, the Spanish clubs, under Miss
Greene and Miss Edwards went Gown
smiling bravely. The Battalion of
Death, composed of Russian women,
didn't have anything on the Blue Tri-
angie Girls, because they marched
right out of the auditorium in the face
OF binding fire This last act of
bravery was the end of yesterdays hos
tiiities, but it seems as if cadets and
cadetesses VIII not give up until the
whole clan is wiped out Reinforce
ments are being sent up by the r. G.'s,
the Hi-Y club, another detachment of
girls armed with tennis racuiiets the
French and Latin clubs and the BOYS
and Girls Glee clubs. Then next Mon
day the first four companies and the
cadet staff will be out in their war
paint, ana the following day they will
be followed by he rest of the battalion
All of these different pictures are being
| taken for the annual which is going
to be the best illustrated annual that
mas ever been put out by a senior class.
Tryouts at Fair Grounds Today
Geary will take his track squad to the
fair grounds today. He intends to
start with the bunch at 1880 sharp. His
purpose for taking the fellows to the
fair grounds is to see them run on
good track anc to get an idea of the
time they are making. The coach wants
anyone who can get a car to be in
! front of the dressing room at the stated
time to help take the fellows out. In
return for this. they will get to see
some tall stepping, because "Muley'
Hutchinson, Charlie Gillilland, Johnnie
Michael, and several others are sure
stepping it off this year.
Assembly
Thursday at 80 four bells rang
calling the students to assembly Mr.
himbail, chairman of the professional
typewriting contest, talked to the stu
dents His talk, which was full of
practical advice, was also very witty
A demonstration was given by Mr.
Holsinger. He wrote 1876 words a min
ute on a repeated sentence while hold
ing q conversation and adding n coll
umn of figures. He wrote 215 words
a minute on a repeated sentence. On
a one minute copy test he wrote los
words minute with one mistake, net
| 80 words a minute.
While visiting the school Mr.. Kim
! ball held a typewriting contest in the
commercial department in which
Blanche Rivers took first place with
e3 net words. Donald Smith and Nan
Blackburn each netted SO words a
minute for the advanced. Helen Shoup
beginner, was first with 40 net words
and Edith Burtis second, with 35 net
words.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kimban We're enter
tanned by the commercial teachers
with a trip around the valley Thurs
day afternoon which they enjoyed very
much.