The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-09-27
NEWS NOTES OF
SEDGWICk CO.
HIGH SCHOOL
Chappell Defeats S. c. H. S. In
Football by Score of l8 too;
S. C. H. s. Will Play the
Sidney High School
Team Friday
FOOTBALL
Rex Brown

football team played Chapel High
School at the Sedgwick County Fair
grounds last Friday afternoon. Chap
pell won Is to 0. The S. C. H. S. team,
although defeated, display their abili-
ty to play the gridiron sport in such
a fashion that it may be said "they
did we'll" The Chappell team was
heavier by five to ten pounds to the
man. The Nebraskans played their
tackle back and with a shift play
smashed into either side of the Jules
'urg team for continual gains through
ut the afternoon. The Julesburg boys
We're faster than the Chappell players,
but failed to get the jump on them
on the line and in the open field. This
was the initial appearance of both
teams this season. With this fact in
mind, the game was well played by
both teams. 1t was an interesting
game to watch from the side lines.
Morris Reed played a good game on
both defense and offense. Paul Carl
son and Robert Barnes did most of
the ground gaining in carrying the
ball. Wonderley and Rowley ma d e
several fine tackles. Bristol, the Ne
braskan giant, was the individual star
for Chappell.
The Julesburg team journeys to Sid
ney on Friday to partake in q game
with the Sidney high school team at
that place. The local high school is
interested in this game and the spirit
is up to beat Sidney on Friday"
Sterling comes to Julesburg on Oct.
5th and everyone is looking forward to
this game. This is the first time in
the history of the local school that
Sterling plays Julesburg in football at
Julesburg. The first football game be-
tween these two schools was played at
Sterling last year.
POSTGRADUATE NOTES
Mary Baxter
We are informed that Dorothy YER
non, of the '23 Class is taking Post
Graduate course at the Pharr high
school at Pharr, Texas. She is also q
pianist at the local moving picture
theatre. Helen Chase, also Of the 23
class is taking a postgraduate course
in the high school, at Big Springs, Ne
braska. Several Of last years gradu-
ating class are holding positions this
year. Hilder Anderburg is stenog-
rapher for the law firm of Pound &
Moehnert in this city. Kate Stone is
stenographer for real estate firm in
Whittier. California. Marie Stone is
teaching in the Ovid Public School.
SENIOR NOTES
Philena Frederick
Ho. hum, that's the way We all feel
after two days of county fair and the
usual two days of vacation over Sat-
rday and Sunday. But we'll be awake
all week in order to send the boys off
smiling for their game with Sidney
on Sidney's gridiron this Friday.
Chappell won the game last Friday,
but even though the score read 18 to 0,
we all can read between the lines Tor
rather the score) and know the game
was good one and the next one will
be better.
Now listen, S. C. H. S., did you
count the Chappell boosters and ban
ners? How did they compare with
our boosters and banners? Well, we
did have good showing, but over half
of the boosters were other than stu
dents and not many more than half
of our students were there. OF course
the game wasn't played on our own
S. C. H. S. Field but we must have
100 per cent when it is played there.
Perhaps the Charpell boosters did
number more, but even then when it
comes to lung power and knowing the
yells, we've got em bested. And so
when we figure everything up we're
several points ahead in spite of the
score of 18 to in favor of Chappell.
The assembly has been "trying' to
sing some of our last years "pep"
songs. So far only Slim has favored
US with the selections. We will not
offer further comment on Sims fine
tenor? voice, it might dull his future
career.
Those who took typing last year
will especially appreciate the new ma
chimes which have been placed in the
business department this fall. All Of
the new machines are of the highest
standard and are accepted with great
appreciation of their merits in the
business world. One rattling good
Ford could be made out of some Of
the old machines that have been used
by the last generations of this school.
We notice the rather pale, vacant
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