The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1921-02-15
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HELEN ADAMSON, Editor


ASSEMBLY Q
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The regular weekly meeting of the
Student Body of the HIGHS was held
Friday afternoon in the Sophomore
and Freshman assembly. As there
were no old or new business matters
to come before the body, general re-
marks were called for.
Mr. Scott read two letters to the
Student Body from Reno and Elko and
they both wish game with our boys
before the tournament. Elko wanted
us to play in Elko, February Is, and
have a return game here on the 18th
next night. Realizing this would be
too hard on our boys, a motion was
made and carried that we write Elko
and accept the game for the 18th, at
Elko. but that we refuse the return
game here the 18th.
The Reno boys wish to arrange a
game with us on February &c, on their
return from playing Elko. A motion
was made and carried that we lay this
matter on the table until next meet
ing.
Mr.. Scott announced that the
weekly meeting will be held the
fourth period instead of the first here
after.
As there was nothing more to come
before the assembly a motion was
made that the meeting adjourn.
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Saturday night large crowd wit
messed the second basketball game
played between the HIGHS. boys and
the Pershing County Hi boys.
The game was fast and holly con-
tested one and the home boys put
every effort into their playing. but the
lucky shooting and the faster team
work of the Lovelock boys proved too
hard a force for our less experienced
team to contend with.
Our boys came out on the short end
OF the score. which was 1927.
The HIGHS. boys played much
superior game over that of the last
one with Lovelock. and with diligent
practice and a little more experience,
which they will gain in the Elko and
Reno games. they will make good
showing at the tournament.
The lineup:
Winnemucca I.ovelock
Ieearza Forward Rix
Harms Forward Preston
Organ Guard oConneli
Roberts Guard summers
Rose Center hoioee
Substitutes: c. Brown for Harms,
G. Hoskins for Roberts. Harms for
Rose (Winnemucca). and Meclenden
for O'Connell Hovelock).
Lovelock put in their second team
for the last three minutes of play.
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Mr.. Scott received word from Reno
asking that he enter all the names OF
contestants who will play at the tour
nament. The following names were
submitted: Mabel Rel, Fern Lowry'
Marguerite Otis. La Verne Richard
son. Phyllis Poulin. Therisa Pasquale'
BERTHA Pierce. Blanch Guthrie, Mar
garet Weber; Legarza, Harms, Rose
Roberts. Organ, Hoskins, Brown and
Gartiez.
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O PARTY o
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A delightful supper was served
after the game Saturday night In
honor of our Championship Girls. to
which the whole school and visiting
teams were invited.
The Freshman and Sophomore AS
sembly was transformed into blue
and gold banquet room. The honored
table was sheltered by blue and gold
canopy and in the middle was the
championship cup. The tables were
prettily decorated with violets and
daffodils (the school flowers). Beau
tiful manipulated place cards added
much to the appearance of the tables.
The refreshments were fruit salad.
saltines, punch, blue and gold ice
cream and cake.
After the supper an informal dance
80. kara sr thu uvu and fhe music