Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-03-08
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

playing mumblepeg and pltchlns
horse shoes.
The boys are talking baseball and
discussing who will make the team
for 1928.
Miss White has received the plays
for Commencement They are some
plays. The characters have not been
picked as yet and will not be picked
till after "Dulcy" has been given.
This is good play which Is to pc
given about the middle Of this month.
We have taken Coue's theory TO
heart. Every play in every way we
grow better and better. So if you
come to these plays with your humor
on crutches or your sarcasm III
wheel chair we will take you back
to your youth and you will forget and
leave all of your canes and clutches
here.
Russell Anderson,
The Payette hoopsters invaded
New Plymouth gym last Friday
night and came home with two more
wins chalked up to their credit.
! The ceiling on the new Plymouth
gym was much lower than Payette's
j and the boys found it very difficult
to hold up their end Of the score. IN
terest ran high in the boys game, the
(! first half found the two teams each
| with five points, both teams went into
the game the second half, determined
to gain the victory. The playing was
| fast and furious and at the end or the
game the score stood 10 to 10. IL
was decided to play five more min
utes and again the teams battled for
supremacy. Payette made l point on
free throw and held this one point
lead until the whistle blew This was
one of the seasons most interesting
games as the outcome was undecided
until the end.
The girls as usual, brought home
the groceries and defeated their OPP
ponents 21-6
Three of the faculty members, MI.
jacobson, Mr.. Adams and Mr. Walker
have challenged any three boys in
the high school to do battle with
them in a horseshoe tournament. All
of the boys are very anxious to quail
fly as this is their best chance to even
up a few old scores.
Harold Cram.
The results of our last six weeks
efforts or failures to make efforts,
whichever it may be, were known
last week when yellow card con-
cealed in a harmless looking white
envelope was handed to each of US
with an idea. of either praise or pun
ishmept. Anyone receiving two F's
are quite unceremoniously moved out
and requested to sign up again next
year-but of course this grade is so
with most of us that there
aren't many empty seats in the as
semblies-and the praise consists in
getting our names posted on the
school bulletin board, and in the local
Ruth Marshall.
Tuesday evening the basket ball
team goes to Boise to play the Boise
high school for the Western Idaho
championship, The winning team
will be present at the State Tourna-
ment. This game will be the hard
est played this season. If Boise wins
she will know that she has been
through real fight.
-Eolt Robson
Rev. Bobbitt Address to School
The need for clean living was the Y.
keynote of Rev. Bobbitts address to b
the high school students Friday az T
ternoon. He illustrated this need
very aptly by saying, For who wants I
to look rascal in the face every
time he combs his hair?" Rev. Bob J
bitt is firm believer In the value
of athletics, having coached football {
for fourteen years at Woodland, Cali I. I
fornia
Mildred Holmes.
Miss White is now putting on the G
finishing touches for the play. Sup
pressed Desired, which is to be Civ ?
en- at the Emma Theatre. Rehearsals a
for "Dulcy" are also in full swing.
Dude" Smith. I
AS the days are growing longer c
school is again let out at four O'Clock. Z
This additional half hour may not l
seem much to most people but 1t does v
to the student However we are glad n
in way for longer days signify that $
Spring is near. y
The last six weeks grades showed II
an unusual number of students with s
high grades The failing grades were
also lessened. 1t would certainly be U
fine If we could get even more high d
grades. Il