The Coconino sun., 1922-01-27
SCHOOL NOTES

Last Friday marked the close of the first semester of school work. Re- port cards will be distributed tnis week showing the standing of each pupil in the various subjects m which he or she enrolled. Parents should examine these reports carefully be- fore attaching their signatures, and in case of dissatisfaction they should consult with either the teacher or su- perintendent and find out the reasons why the pupil in question is unable to do passing work.
 A new class in manual training, composed of students from the Bran nen school, has been organized under the direction of Mir. McVey for this semester. The class meets Monday and Wednesday mornings, while Miss Houck conducts class in sewing TOT the girls at the same period.
 The following pupils have been per feet in attendance during the first semester:
 Grade I. Martha Allen, Hazel Flag Ter, and Joe Tissaw.
 Grade II. Marian Kinsey, Werner Benson, Robert Sinclair, Edward Mil Ter and Howard Weidner.
 Grade III. Herbert Hilkins, Allen Johnston, Martin Nichols, Elizabeth Took, Jimmie Beard, Clifford Harri- son and Kathryn Cress.
 Grade W. Loren Dickinson, Jack Montgomery, Estelle Brown and Err nest Williams.
 Grade V. Myrna Lowell, Mary Mar tin, Ethel Montgomery, John Rodri- quez and John Wong June.
 Grade VI. George Mcdonald, Flor ence Allen, Minnie Hilkins, Mary Jane Raudebaugh and Mildred Took.
 Junior High school: Welthea Beard, Alice HBeeson, Glenn Bryson, Florence Cooper, William Harrison, Ruth Mary Switzer, Marguerite Black, Randolph Robinson, Victor Bartlett, Edmund Black, George Marine, Violet Raude- baugh, Lovenia Willis, Mary Wilson, Eunice Blackwell, Agnes Switzer and Maurice Took.
 Brannen School: Olivano Obrego, Lucy Abyta, Julia Greening, Martha Abaurrea, Song Hinge Woo, Ping Bark Woo, Joe Aburrea, Rafael Navarro, Rafael Juarez and Efren Juarez.
 The Flagstaff high school boys are putting up a spirited struggle in this years basket ball games. Two teams have been organized and uniformed. The first team played Holbrook at Holbrook last Wednesday and gave them good exhibition of a fast, spirited game. Flagstaff Hi started off with lead of several points and held it until the Holbrook audience began to look down hearted. Then the Holbrook boys rallied and were able to demonstrate their super iority in age and experience over that of the local boys. The game was fast and clean from start to finish. The f. nal score stood 27-39 in favor of Hol- brook. MT. Brannigan, superinten- dent of the Holbrook schools, refereed.
 Ernest Yost was champion goal shooter for the Flagstaff Hi, scoring 22 out of the 27 points made in tne game. Longley played ms usual good
 
 points. Mccormack played good game at guard while Frey at forward did not succeed in making any goaIs, but did good work in getting the baII to Yost whose goal throwing was very accurate. Michelbach, center, was always on the job and McWil- Hams did well as substitute for Frey. Henry Lester did not get into the game, but demonstrated his ability to keep the score card accurately.
 Last Saturday the second team met the Normal training school team on the Normal floor and were defeated 35 to 12. The training school boys showed their ability to play and han dle themselves well on the floor, but the second teams boys were unaccus- toned to playing on good gym floor, nevertheless played hard and expect to meet the training school boys in a series of games even if the chances of losing are strong.
 Following the boys game, the girls of Emerson Hi met the Winslow Hi and lost by score of II to 24. The players of neither team are discour- aged by the results but attribute their defeats to lack of facilities for train ing. It is impossible for pupils to maintain a high standard of physical fitness in athletic games without hav- ing access to gymnasium where sys- tematic instruction can be earned on regardless of the indictment weather.
 Friday night, January 27, the boys high school team are to play the Wins low high at the Normal gymnasium. preceding the boys game the Emerson girls will play the Normal girls sec ond team at 7:30.