The Julesburg grit-advocate., 1923-01-25
NEWS NOTES OF
EDGWICk CO.
HIGH SCHOOL
Senior Notes


where he is recovering from an oper-
alton which he underwent in Sterlihg
short time ago.
Three of the Senior girls are suf-
tering from injuries received in the
Sterling basket ball game. They are
Ruth Eversman, Kate Eeckhout and
Edna Harris.
A number of the Seniors are taking
astronomy this semester and from the
way. they are studying the stars, it
would appear they are very interested.
The Sterling boys will play Jules
burg in the S. C. II. S. gym Jan. 26.
Everyone turn out and boost the
boys!
Junior Notes
The Junior Class held class meet
ing last Monday evening at which a
number Of the students ordered their
class rings. 1t is to be an entirely
new design and we hope everyone will
be pleased.
The state inspector, who was at
school Monday, visited a number of
the Junior classes.
The Juniors received the Hy Tyn,es
along with the other classes Tuesday.
We always look forward to its conn
ing, as we have great interest in our
papers. We are helping all We can
towards producing good annual.
Everyone help boost.
Sophomore Notes
Mary Lanning was absent severa!
lays this week on account Of illness.
Morris Reed has returned to his
home in Nelson, Nebr. He was a
member of the Sophomore class.
The S. c. H. S. girls basket ball
team journeyed to Sterling Satur
day, Jan. 20, their third game of the
season. The game was fast one
from start to finish and although the
local team was handicapped by the
fact that they had ridden so far, the
game was very close. Sterling made
the first two baskets but did not re-
main long in the lead. A number of
fouls were called on the Julesburg
girls and as result Ruth Scott was
put out of the game. This made our
guards rather weak but nevertheless
S. C. Il. S. kept the score even, the
final score being 9 to g. The Sterling
girls will come to Julesburg February
End. Turn out and see a good game.
kimball Game
The quintet from Kinball engaged
the local cagesters in fast game of
basket ball at the high school gym
last Friday night. The Kimball boys
had somewhat the advantage, being
taller than our boys, but the S. c. H.
S. boys gave fine exhibition of pass
ing and goal shooting and ran the
final score up to-24 to in favor of
S. C. H. S. The Kimball team start
ed out with a rush and made several
baskets at the start, but this did not
last very long.
The absence of captain Hartley has
crippled the team considerably in the
past, but our new center, Slim
Waite will make rival teams have to
climb step ladder to even touch the
ball. Howard Wilson and Lorin Cloud
were handicapped in the forward po-
sitions by the Kimball fellows being
taller, but they made it up in quick
ness and in basket shooting from
many difficult positions. Clarence
and Robert Barnes played stellar
games at guarding, which kept the
Kimball fellows from getting any
shots at the basket. Chase was sub
sttuted for Cloud in the last quarter.
Come to the game and see the boys
trim Sterling next Friday evening.
Jan. 26, at SIS sharp. There will be
only one admission charge, 35c. A
good preliminary will be played be,
tween the Freshmen and grade school
boys at 1880.
Conference Dope
Holyoke seems TO be far above the
rest of the teams in the N. E. Colo
RADIO conference. Holyoke took anoth-
er game into camp last Friday even
ING by defeating Sterling 16 to IA.
Haxtun defeated Sterling the fol
lowing evening by score of 25 to Is,
There will be keen opposition for
second place between Julesburg, Hax-
tun and Sterling. as these teams seem
10 be the best contenders. The Ster-
ling team plays Julesburg here in
the S. c. H. S. gym on Friday even
inr, Jan. 26. This will be an i'm
portant contest for conference stand
ing. Boost for your team and the
20 II 9 lode will do their best.