The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-01
FIRST PRACTICE
GAMES STAGED.
Pennington High School Class
fams Engage In Spirit.
ed Scrimmaue.

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she'd. Tuesday evening the inter.
class tournament was begun among
the candidates for the boys team.
1.-THE first game was between the
freshmen and the juniors There
were only four juniors out, but they
played the Karno and won 1t, the
fihl count being 4S.5. The ou.
standing star Of the game was Har.
~ t1nenon, who seemed to make
basket every time he put hts
hands on the bali. The freshmen
did not put up very much opposk
ZION. however, since they were a.
pst fifteen pounds lighter per
The second game was marked By
considerably better basketball play
ing. In this game, the seniors de
feated the sophomores after a hard
battle. The score was 25.15. The
game was exceedingly rough AMI
In the second half numerous fouls
were called. The seniors were the
principal offenders, and had the
,sophomores possessed good foul
sfopteE the score might have been
very 4ferent, Because OF the nu.
merons fouls called, and to the
rouehness Of the game, there were
no outstanding ctars OF the en-.
cdhuterl other than the iact that
1Saptairi Gene Quenou OF this
"a regular team showed prom.
se ote Bounding out into great form.
Captain Quenon was NOT in
sfhool for the football season and
yzs q result Is not in the best OF
/ condition. He Is working hard,
4 however, and great Things are ex.
/ pected from him before the season
is oyer. The fact that he did not
start IN school at the beginning OF
the year will make him ineligible
untn the beginning OF the second
semester, however. This will not
cripple the team very much, how.
ever. because the present semeste.
ends the second week in January,
and no games OF much Importance
are likely 70 be scheduled before
that fme.
Club Program Announced.
The Women's Club OF Farming
ton is having a very active winter
season. Already several very In.
teresting programs have been Civ!
en-, principal among which was the
illustrated lecture by Miss Scan.
lion. the noted lecturer from New
Zealand Regular meetings are
held the second Tuesday in every
ln8nth, and several more interest.
ing things are In store before sum
ND puts an end to the clubs actiy
tiles But the regular monthly
lmeetings are not the only activities
Iof the organization They are Just
IA present busy for the Red Cross
roll cali and have done some very
lnohle work already for that worthy
ORGANIZATIONS
The programs for the regular
|tneetingsf from now until the end
of the yseasoti's activities have been
annornced as follows:
December Address by Mrs. Fol.
|lansbeej hostesses, Mrs. Gallian
liome) and Mrs. Martin.
Ja1A Home economics pro-
gramH Mrss A. M. Foose, leader;
lostesses, Mrs. J. NJ. Hagerty
temels Miss Mary Hagerty ami
tilss Frances Hagerty.
February Musical program, Miss
Frances Eagerly, leader; hostesses
mot announced.
aiarchAAft program, Mrs. Ru
tt Maple, leader; hostesses, Mrs.
RUPERT Maple (home),- Mrs. Jeal
Ridenour and Mrs. Texas William.
son.
AprilA Literary program, Mrs.
jean Ridenour, leader: hostesses,
Mrs. VIII Murphy (home), Miss
Neil Murphy, Mrs. Slocum and MIRA.
IL. ,. Morley.
May CiHcs program, Mrs. J. NJ.
Haferty, leader. Hostesses, Mrs,
u. II Downs thome), Mrs. J. D.
1,ite Fafilly picnic at Jenkins
cabtn.
Entertain at Tea.
the girls Of the senior sewing
ttaas OF the high school entertain.
I'd II tea Wednesday afternoon
rom 1880 to $3.50 in the, sewing
loom Of the nigh school. About
Sqfiity guests we're present. One
pr the unique features OF the al.
FAIR was the display Of the various
Htaees IN the development OF mod.
Arn fashions. The dress forms
which the girls made earlier in the
eur We're dressed according to the
fashions OF the Egyptians. Romans
hariy Erenehj and various other
historical periods. The display
yas not only unique but very inter-
sting.
Returns to Home,
Mrs. Warren Strohecker has beec
gle to return to her home here
Ter an illness Of several weeks,
Wing which sh9 was confined IL
look Hospital, Fairmont.
Grades Sent to Parents.
Reports are being sent out BY
he high school bearing the grades
NJ III those students who are not
&ng satisfactory work. Thesn
rades are based upon the tests
iyen Tuesday. These tests GOV.
led the work the past three
eeks, or everything covered slncs
ne tnId.senester reports were sent
Ut. Pupils whose work is salts.
ictofy are not having reports sent
onie. In this way, parents viii
e able to know whether or not
AZ a.