Payette enterprise. (Payette, Canyon Co., Idaho) 1909-1935, 1923-03-29
INTERESTING
4. S. NOTES
(FRoM LAST WEEK.

The G. A. C.. Girls Athletic Club,
was organized last week, with Mr..
Jacobson as the supervisor. Fern
Gorton was elected captain; Gladys
Pence, first lieutenant; and Olive
Mathis, second lieutenant. There
are twenty sportsmen enrolled, all Of
whom are willing to abide by the
rules and regulations of the new
order. A member has to walk 100
miles by the end of the school term
before she is subject to letter. Last
Friday meeting was held to plan
the first hike. Sunrise at a. m.
Sunday found fourteen girls assem-
bled at the Central school building,
with cooking utensils and food. hik-
ing to the bridge on Snake river.
about two miles from Ontario they
cooked and ate breakfast After a.
brief discussion it was decided upon
to return 10 Payette by the way OF
Oregon Trail Highway. Noon found
! them trudging on the long hot road,
with four girls about two miles in the J
lead. The majority of the crowd
having taken the wrong road was the 4
cause of their delay. At two thirty,
/ all Of the mixers" were at home
denying their chance to rest. Many
good times are prophesied by this
group.
| Written by Harriet Hinze.
! This last week has witnessed the
organization of ball team. Each
season brings its particular sport,
and baseball is one Of the most popu-
lar. Games have been scheduled
for every date. Vale, New Plymouth,
lntermountain Institute, Ontario and
trultland are the towns which Pay
cite will meet this spring. Three of
the games will be played on the home
diamond.
Written by Mildred Holmes.
The student" sharks" will play
three members of the faculty in =
horse shoe tournament this week
The faculty members of the team :
are Mr. Walker, Jacobson and Adams.
The student sharks are Denny Hogue,
Elmer Beckman and Donald Mathis. +
AS yet we have not seen the faculty ,,
team in action but they promise the =,
sharks some good opposition The
sharks work out every day and they ,
nave reputation for ringers The
games will be played Tuesday, We'd
nesday and Thursday-the singles
VIII be played first Each member
OF each team will play the other then
the winners will play for the
championship.
Written by Raymond Hughes. :
Work of Paul Revere is really be :
ginning in earnest. The date set Is
TWO weeks from the coming Friday. !,
The story is interesting and the cast .
S good. No one will be disappointed 9
With it. Don't forget to watch for y
alter notices. II will be worth your :
while to come J
Written by Erma Plaehn. '
Just as soon as the groitf tnaws :
out on the northside OF tn, high !
school building improvements will be a
made there. Four-tennis courts and /.
IN indoor baseball field will take the :
place of the vacant lots there now :
This will help the appearance of the :
campus very much and it will be !.
great Improvement for both town :
Ind school. Z
Written by Lynn Parsons.
me flrst- call for baseball was is
ued last Tuesday night. Coach ia =
oosen told the would be baseball :
layers what they would have to :
ring IN the way for practice. We'd =
esday night the first practice was =
ED 1t is early in the season to saw !!
Fhat we will have in the way of - !,
cam but several last years letter =
zen are back and some new materi- :,
l that Will help fill the vacancies :
1ade by graduation.
Last Monday Mr.. Jacobsen and Mr. y
Aoams went to Caldwell andl ar :.
anged schedule for the coming =
Jason ana also two track meets. "
10th to be held at Caldwell W.
III have to build up nearly an entire
e~ Track team as we have only one 9,
ian back from last years team
rown VIII be in purple and gold :,
inform again this year Last wear :,
e won the half mile at Moscow and !,
e expect him TO do it again this g,
ear and also all the medals for the :,
M o.