The Winslow mail., 1921-10-07
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(Ruthella Henderson,


eys worth. In the future let all the
Winslow foot ball fans get out and
back the high school eleven to the
utmost
No doubt you remember that last
year Winslow gaveN Gallup a good
beating. But this time the Job was
not SO easy. Both teams played to
the limit and spirit of rivalry pre-
vailed Sportsmanlike conduct was
noticeable on both sides.
DR.. Gilpin refereed and Floyd
Hubbard umDired. The line up of
the team was as follows:
Keyes, center;
Janeway, right guard;
Rushing, right tackle
Kimura, right end:
Jarman, left guard:
Hitchcock, left tackle;
NSandoval, left end;
Camp, quarter;
Wilson, left halfback:
Hensley, right halfback:
Creswell, fullback (CaptainD
substitutes: Trammel, Bender,
Evans, Hubbard.
general invitation was issued
oy the sophomores to the students
ana faculty of the high school to
attend the initiation of the fresh
men which was given Thursday ev
enlng at the high school building.
The initiating of the freshmen has
been custom observed in this high
school for a number of years and
quite few Of the students this wear
somewhat childish form of play be
abolished. The larger schools of
our country no longer engage in
such foolish forms Of amusement.
1t seems that we might be doing
wise thing in following their exam
pie. A reception to the freshmen
entering the high school would take
the place of initiation very success.
fully, The freshmen would undoubt-
edly enjoy themselves more and it
would be more in keeping with the
supposed dignity of the other stud
ents. However, the freshmen enact
ed their part Of the evenings enter
tainment heroically, if not willing
ly. Probably the most thoroughly
enjoyed feature of the evening was
the refreshments served in the do
mestic science rooms at the close
Of the program
Friday afternoon Miss Elsie Toles
State Superintendent of Public In
ssruction, gave a short address to
the high school students and facul-
ty. The words spoken by Miss
Toles were of a very interesting ma
ture and were appreciated by the
students and teachers Miss Bear,
State Superintendent of Smith
Hughes work in domestic science
alsb gave short talk to the stud
entS.
Joe Babcock of the Junior class
has been absent from school for
several days on account of illness.
Tuesday afternoon DR.. Moore
talked to the high school about the
customs of the East Dr. Moore is
in charge of the Palestine pageant
which is being given at the Method
ist church this week. Several of
the students were dressed in the
native costume of the characters
which are to be seen in the pageant.
This made DIR. Moore's talk doubly
interesting.
Lois Carver of the freshmen class
Is absent from school for an indefn-
ate length of time on account of i'll
health
Ethel Jones of the freshmen class
is absent from school this week on
account Cf sickness.
Mr. Grover recently received
'cl:pr frun tie Arizona Society of
the SGl.s of The American Rcv''lu
ton regarding the institution Of
prize oratorical contest which is op-
en- to the Junior and senior classes
of the high schools of Arizona. In
each high school where there are
two or more contestants, local
contest will be held under the local
school authority. The winner of
each local contest shall be invited
to come to Phoenix for public
state contest to be held in February,
1922 The winner will be present
ed with an appropriate prize and
medal. Each Grafton, which shall
be no longer than Is minutes in
time of delivery, shall be on one of
the following subjects:
1. Americas power to keep the
peace of the world.
Q. Americas trust to the western
hemisphere.
g. Americas duty to its emigrants.
DOOKS nECUpOVCn