The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1921-09-22
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The local High School is now get
ting into full swing-students getting
down to studies, classes reorganizing
and athletics up to the old standard.
The student body has greatly lncreas-
ed over the number enrolled last year.
This years enrolment will undoubted-
ly reach the three hundred and quar-
ter mark before the close of the term.
The freshmen are 100 strong. The
sophs claim 80 to their credit. The
juniors have IS, whereas the seniors
are left with a decrease of one from
the number in the class Of '21, making
their enrolment SO, which will un-
doubtedly soon rise to an increase over
last years class. The present enroll
ment is the largest in the history of
V. C. H. S., which goes to show that
our live, poppy school is rapidly be-
coming a popular institution of learn
ing. ).
The various classes have held their
meetings, electing officers for the pres.
emit year. Very good judgment was
used in selecting the best of each class
to act as officers. The various class
presidents are: Senior, George Wer-
tin; Junior, Cecil Mulhair, Sophs:
Leida Schroeder; Freshmen, Walter
Holster. With the aid of strong staff
big things are expected from these
leaders.
The seniors have started the year
in poppy fashion, having decided to
publish a semi-monthly periodical.
such as the class of '21 so successfully
edited. The editor is to be Thelma
Thorkelson, very capable senior
with exceptional ability along this
line. The class of '22 is going to leave
out nothing which would tend to make
them the most successful class ever
graduating from V. C. H. S.
On Saturday evening the seniors are
giving a "Get Acquainted" party to
the entire school and faculty in the
high school gym, This promises to be
pleasant affair.
The athletic association will soon be
reorganized and will continue the
splendid work started by last years
LIB.
The athletic year at V. G. H. S. is
looming up brighter than ever. The
new material is being cultivated into
real good athletes and before the
school year is over, the locals are 60
ing to have some mighty good men
for all phrases athletic activity.
After careful planning and consider
alton. Principal Ward and Coach
Goetzloe announce the following as
the schedule for the football games to
be played by our high school during
the month of October. On the first OF
October Cakes is to play at Valley
City. This will be game OF interest
to our people, as "Chlck" Wytten-
bach, an alumnus Of V. c. H. s., IS now
coach of that team. On the 9TH En-
derlin will be in Valley City. Enderlln
will be remembered as having strong
team last lear, defeating Lisbon, the
team which defeated Valley City. On
the 18th the Valley boys &C, to Fargo
to try to maintain the old record
by defeating their keenest rivals. On
the 22nd Lisbon comes to Valley City
It will be remembered that Lisbon was
the only team in this district to defeat
our team last season. On the 18th the
Valley team will journey to James
town in order to battle with the team
representing that city. The state
board forbids further schedule OF
games until one half of the games fo1
October are played. The schedule fol
November will be announced later
Our team this year is going. to be more
powerful than ever, having severa
veterans back and the new material
IS speedily becoming AL players. L,
will not be long until Valley City viii
have team which the business meI
ill be proud to support. With Coacf
Goetzloe's expert instruction, oul
heavy line and speedy, plunglne
backfeld we are bound to have an un IN
axcelled team this season.
For the benefit Of those who are
interested in the game, we announce
that there will be practice game on
he local gridiron next Saturday be.
4veen the alumni and the H. s. team
10 ADHESION will be charged for this
game. TIE opposing team will b
oomp ased mostly Of last years veter-
ms and those who have helped win
,onors for the high in preceding
ears. THIS game will be Of interest
=, all football lovers and those IN