Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-03-01
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Last Friday night the Payette Ca
saba singers proved, beyond doub
that they were superior to the Elm
nett cagers, when they defeated EN-
NETT by score of 81 to 10. TIL
Emmett quintet was the first to scor
in the first minute of the game. Dur
ing the first five minutes OF the gam
it was very much doubted Ii the Pay
! cite players would be able TO uphol'
\ cheir good reputation, but SUDDEN.
/ the Payette team rallied and Degai
making goal after goal. From thei
on 1t was only question or nov
many points Payette would make.
What was probably of more i'm
portance than the fact that Payettt
won the victory was that Emmett
players went home believing tna'
Payette High School has the cleanes'
and squarest athletics of any team In
the league Coach Jacobson salo
that he would sooner have thai
thought of his team than to win the
state championship.
The Payette girls team defeated
the Emmett girls team. There was
no question from the first whistle as
to who would win, and although the
Payette girls seemd to be playing
against luck, they won by score or
% to IL.
Written by Harold Cram.
The Girls Glee Club is gradually
winning place of prominence in the
Payette High School. Rarely does a
week pass that they do not sing some
place for the public Last Monday
evening the Girls Glee Club sang
three members for the program at the
American Legion Banquet.
Are the Students of the Payette
High enthusiastic? Well, you'd say
they were if you had heard the noise
they made in the general assembly
Friday afternoon, just before dis
missal. 1t is customary TO nave an
assembly rally before every game;
the vocal cords of every one are
strained, as each person tries to yell
just a little bit louder than the one
next to him. This school spirit aids
a great deal in encouraging our
loyal athletic heroes.
Whispers-Rumors from the Ex-
preston Class-More Whtspers-A
new play! The characters have all
been chosen for the cast Of "Dulcte"
characteristic play which is to be
given near the middle of March.
Don't forget! Remember how well
satisfied you were with the other
plays given by this class.
What is the harmonious sound
coming from the assembly during the
eighth period? More practice for
the opereta paul Revere"
Written by Harriet Htnze,
Did they get it. Who? Emmett.
What? Revenge. No III say they
didn't, but nevertheless they tried
awful hard. Payette made decisive
victory over Emmett H, s. Friday |
night when they defeated that ag-I
gregation. by the score of 81 to 10.
started out fast and made
field goal before our boys knew what
had struck them, but their score
failed to increase until the beginning
Of the second half. They were some
what handicapped by having their
men called out on account Of fouls,
but beng altogether different from
some teams IN the league and being
good sports, they took It all good ma
turedly and with smile.
Coach Jacobson's team must be !
complimented upon their clean play-l
ing. With but one exception no
game has been won from us on free
throws. We are now entitled to play
the winning team from the Boise
district, for the championship Of
Western Idaho. There is now tie
in that district between Caldwell and
Boise, and this will have to be played
off before we get chance at them.
Written by Howard Tomlin.
Only twelve more weeks in which
to prove our prowess in digging for
the elusive grains of knowledge. The
fact is a sad one for the Senior in
whose plans for the future no further
is involved Twelve years
Of listening for the school bell i'm
bibes in most of us a strong affection |
for its Hnmusical tones. Many Of
the class that graduates this year are
planning on some sort of course In |
higher education. Three have regis |
tered in nurses training schools; two
are contemplating the study Of cleo
trical and mining engineering at O.
A. C. The majority, however, are in
in courses offered at the
State University Of Idaho.
Written by Mildred Holmes.
Oh, Joy, we had one day of vaca-
ton last week. 1t was all on ac-
count of the honor due George Wash
ngton. Everyone came back to
school the next day with better spir-
is because of that one day of free
1om.
On Wednesday afternoon proceed
ng the vocotion the expression class
gave program in enumeration Of
Those who gave read
ngs were Holt Robson, Harold
Cram, Belva Bigelow, Melvina
crimes, Marie WATSON and Donald
<eeler Lynn Parson sang "Invictus"
md the Glee Clubs and Orchestra
zach gave several selections.
Written by lone Fee.