The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1922-12-14

OF % 10 y. II was very close
game and was marked by both ex-
csllont and spectacular playing on
both sides. Boss Jennings starred
Tor the seniors while Elizabeth Knyp-
stra and Mary Grafton we're most
spectacular for the soDhomores.
The jerome high school boys and
girls basket bail teams open the
season here Friday evening OF this
week al 1880 O'Clock The Jerome
teams both defeated teams from Bull
last week. II Is expected that the
local teams wklll find II necessary 10
extend themselves 70 the limit in or
der 10 win these games. There IS
considerable interest In basket ball
among the student body aud a large
crowd OF students and local fans Is
expected 20 support the teams In
these first games
An innovation IN student organi-
zatiOn was started this week by the
formation Of different clubs Each /
student must belong 10 one club. ]
Each has Joined the club IN which 4
he has the most interest. The pur-
pose OF the work rs 10 teach methods 4
Of organization and 10 allow a stu
dent to pursue the study OF topics Of
most interest to him The clubs
meet every two weeks. Clubs or
ganized this week were science. girls
athletics. boys athletics, music, de-
bate and defamation and dramaties.
Mr. Pearson and Mr.. Denman at
tended the meeting OF coaches and
school officials al Twin Falls satur
day. Al this meeting the basket ball
schedule FOR the season was formed
and various matters pertaining 10
athletics were discussed.
The high school gymnasium has
become a very busy place Of late. In
addition 10 the high school boys and
girls teams. the Filler grade school !
md the Maroa school each has been
using the floor for basket ball prac-
Ice.
A history party was given by the :
oslng divisions OF the ancient his
DRY classes Friday evening. Miss
Waiter. the teacher OF these classes,
vas hostess, James Calvert. Elmer
Adkins and Winston Schaefer act
a az hosts, representing the three
Iasses. Refreshments were served
y Neva Moseley. Eva Moseley. Grace
Hicks, Fern Click, Margaret Jones.
1ernOh Grimm. Elmer Adkins.
lloyd Small and Winston schaefer
The library week drive 10 add
looks TO the library was more sue
essful than was anticipated. More
han 1875 volumes were donated by
tudents and people OF the com
iunity. Particular credit 20 due
he girls OF the high school for
heir work IN gathering these books
'om the community. The library Is
very necessary part OF our school.
70 are thankful 10 those who have
lded la building q better library for
10 school and community.
The hot lunch service OF the home
economies department continues 70
B a most popular place az the noon
our each day. More than so stu
ints are served daily. II will be a
eat 10 school patrons TO visit this
apartment az noon any day and note
u way In which a most valuable
rvice Is being rendered by the
Oklng class OF freshmen girls.
Tentative plans are under way 10
ganize various clubs among the
udents OF the high school. The va
Dus advisories were campaigned by
q seniors recently TO ascertain the
nd OF club each student desired
join Dramatics, athletics, radio,
aslc. literature. agricultural. home
and engineering we're Sc
ted as the subjects In which stu
nts were most Interested. -