The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1922-12-08

The freshmen came out with the
smallest score in the freshie-sopnmore
game last Wednesday. In team work
the freshies were much superior, but
the sophmores were better at basket
shooting. The lineup was:
Freshmen Sophmore
Cecil Gay. c Wallace Rimel
Jack Griffith # Eugene Thayer
Cleo Londagan II Virgil Piper
I Arthur Lewis rg Clee Manweiller
Allen Peterson lg Chester Williams
Griffith Cpt. Thayer
Paul Rimel took NJ. Prices place in
last half.
Paul Rimel took M. Princes place in
to 8 in favor of the Sophs.
Last Monday an exciting game Of
basket ball took place between the
Juniors and Seniors ending with the
score Of 81 to s In favor of the Jun
iors. Everybody knew the Juniors had
the best team so most of tho specta-
tors rooted for the Seniors, but of
iors put up good scrap but were out
classed by the opposing team. The line
up was as follows:
Juniors Seniors
Erwin Curtis c Ernest SanbOrn
Bernard Curtis IF Edward Smith
Norris Gjerde lc Spencer Lewis
Darrell Irwin re Clif. Thompkins
Allen peterson lg Crester Williams
Francis Hart 5 Edwin Barney
Baskets made-Juniors-E. Curtis,
center. shot S field baskets, foul; B.
c. r. F. shot 3 field baskets; A. Peter
SON. L. G., shot 3 field baskets; N.
Gjerde, L. F., shot 3 field baskets; D.
Irwin. r. G., shot 2 field baskets, total
Of 81. -ez-s--es-.ss,----s-sey 4-~--.--A--
Seniors-E. Sanborn, c., shot field
basket: e. Smith, r. f., shot field
basket; 8. Lewis. L. F., shot none; c.
Thompkins. r. G., shot filed basket;
and C. Hilliams, L. G.. none.
A representative Of the Curtis Pub
fishing company came before the as
sembly Tuesday morning and made a
proposition to the students. He said
that II the students would secure sub
scriptions to the Country Gentleman"
at $1.00 per year, the school could
keep fifty cents on every dollar to be
used for athletic equipment, or nec-
essary supplies. The proposition was
unanimously accepted by the students.
The H. s., was divided into two teams,
the Mutt" and Jeff: the Nuts are
lied by Cathleen Grant, as Major, and
Ross Griffeth as captain. The "Jeffs"
have Alice Mitchell as major, and Ed
ward Smith as captain. The battle is
on. The losing side is to give the win
ming side a party. This contest is only
for one week. As 1t is for a worthy
cause, 1t is hoped that the people will
respond and give their hearty coopera-
ton. A gold "Conklin" pencil will be
given to the student securing the most
subscriptions, with silver pencil as
second prize.
We've all survived good speech week
some OF the exams and a Thanksgiv-
ling dinner, but the Sophs aave de-
cided to drop geometry and study the
"Country Gentleman" in the future.
The Seniors have sent for catalogues
Ito select their rings, 80 they will have
them before graduation.
Miss Burroughs kindly exempted
the Seniors from exams in English
this six weeks, as they have had sew
Ieral written lessons.
Edward Smith was the successful
winner of the typewriting contest ana
received a certificate. His next aim Is
|for a bronze medal from the Under
wood Typewriting company.
Work has commenced on the COM
mercial play, Daughter of the Des.
lert". to be given by the Commercial
department.