The Winslow mail., 1922-01-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(Ruthella Henderson,

ginia BLY,, lsadore Sanchez and Will
bur Hensley have been working
steadily and seriously for the past
several weeks. Monday they met in
the assembly hall of the High
School for preliminary debate. The
subject for thedebate was: Resolved,
| That further legislation to restrict
| immigration into the United States
would be injurious to our industrial
! development Verla and Virginia
took the affirmative side of the ques-
tiCn while Isadore and Wilber ch Sc
the negative. Each speaker had his
material well in hand and their ap-
pearance was full of confdance and
assurance. They all presented ex-
cellent arguments and undoubtedly
the judges had a hard time in decid-
| ing which two should represent
| Winslow in the debating this year
They decided in favor of Vera Dare
and WILDER Hensley and we feel
sure that in their decision they have
chosen two who will work con-
scientiously. Virginia and Isadore
did excellent work and we feel that
they should be congratulated. There
are other fields in the High School
in which these two can direct their
energy and ability and we feel sure
| they will loose no time in directing
| their thoughts into these channels
| Our debater6 last year won the
championship of Northern Arizona
| for our High School and we are as
sured with Verla and WILDER to up
hold our school that we will win
the championship again It's year
The Judges We're Mr.. Root, Rev
Enyeart and Mr. Snyder. The first
debate will be held on February 3
with the Flags Normal, probably
at this place.
With the New Year come the loss
Of one of the members of the Soph-
omore class, Herman Wilson Her.
man haa attended the Winslow
schools for a number of years and
has been elected president of both
the Freshmen and Sophomore
classes; it seems this proves the
high esteem in which he was held
by is classmates. Herman was act
i've in all athletics and an illustrious
student and we feel that the Los
Angeles high school where he will
attend will gain by our loss.
Last Saturday night was the op-
ing of the basket ball season for
the boys. The Williams team came
down to play our boys and as they
he'd been defeated by the Holbrook
! team the previous night we fe GER
tain of victory They say that
pride goes before a fall The first
quarter only made us feel more GER
tain that we would have little trou-
ble in defeating them but after that
affairs began to look doubtful. Will
liams has good team and all thru
the game displayed speed and team
work MIR. Kerr. our coach, played
all three of his teams in order to
see what boys would prove them
selves eligible for the first team.
We think that if Winslow had play
ed one team thru cur boys would
have won the game. The score was
35 to 20.
The size of the crowd was
source oh great pleasure to Mr..
Gammage. We are always glad to
clear expenses but we ale also glad
to see a large crowd of enthusiast C
and interested people at the game
The students enioved the dance
after the game and wish to thank
Miss Marrs and Bud Clarke for thei.
generosity i'll furnishing us with
music.
One of our most popular teachers,
Miss Moon, has resigned her posi-
ton and returned to her home in
Minnesota. We are very sorry to
lose Mis- Moon but feel sure that
Miss Campbell. who was engag I'd to
fill Miss Moons place, will be equal
ly as we'll liked among the students
and teachers
Noel Caldwell joined the ranks of
the Junior class the first of the year.
We are always glad to welcome new
students to our school.
Las Friday Mr. Gammage address
ed the students in the assembly hall
1t might have been called New
Years talk" for Mr.. Gammage re-
minded us of our opportunities that
we should not let escape us unnotic-
ed. He also urged US to start on
our rocky down hill journey to May
and vacation with all the serious
ness and earnestness we could sum
mon and not waste our time in idle
ness. The little talks which Mr..
Gammage gives us from time to time
are great help and serve to re-
mind us that we are in the high
school for work and not play.
Saturday night at 1880 our girls
basket ball team will play the Nor
NAL School of Flag gstaff, while the
boys will play Flagstaff High School
This ia sure to be very interesting
to lovers of basket ball and we hope
to see a large crowd out to witness
this double attraction. Admission so
cents.
The Lvceum number which, is ad-
vertised for January 18th will not
be given until the oath of March.
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