The Winslow mail., 1926-02-05
HIGH SCHOOL
NEWS NOTES

ulSu SCHOOl NEWS SIdu ldSI Il IOdy
afternoon, Adelaide Martin was
elected editor. She will be re-
sponsible for the high school news
which appear in the Winslow Mail
each week The rest of the staff
were appointed as follows:
Junior and Senior notes, Don
Ryon; Freshman and Sophomore
notes, Estelle Bundy; girls athletics
Lucian Parker; boys athletics,
John Neil; society, Norma Harris;
department and faculty notes, Mar
garet Hayes.
Two Fast Basketball Games
Here Friday
On last Friday evening the Will
liams boys were defeated at Hol-
brook by the Holbrook quartette
by a "a to IA score The follow
ing evening our team defeated Will
liams to a 81 to II tune. That
means a fast and furious game here
Friday night with the bigger side
of the score to the team which
plays basketball every minute from
the time one whistle begins the
game and the last whistle closes
the game.
Holbrook will have them rooters
here, and the contest between the
rooters will be nearly as exciting
as the game If you aren't lined
up for the game, come out and en-
ter the roofing contest
Immediately before the boys
game tonight, the girls of Winslow
and Holbrook will contest for
highest score.
Winslow won both games from
the Holbrook girls last year. Hol-
brook will be out for revenge, but
we don't expect them to take home
the bacon.
The Winslow girls defeated
Clarkdale in their second game of
the season last Saturday night by
a 21 to 5 score. We would rather
beat Holbrook than Clarkdale, so
come out and help us do it.
Junior Notes
Dayton Shields and Gilbert
Scorse were absent the first of the
week.
Ruth Plaiss was absent Monday
On account of the illness of her
mother.
The Junior class is deciding on
it's play which will be given in the
near future
Senior Notes
Norma Harris was i'll the last
part of last week. She returned
to school Monday afternoon.
All of the Seniors have promised
to help toward the publishing of
the annual.
Sophomore Notes
Mildred Edwards was absent
Tuesday, due to illness. Erma
Bremke and Emma Rhoton were
absent the last part of the week.
Freshmen Notes
Frank Gallegos, Mary Dickson,
Andrew Gonzales and Mary Husky
have all been absent from school
the last part of last week and the
first part of this week.
Faculty News
The second year class in home
economics is now making childrens'
clothing out of old clothing which
they have ripped up, washed and
pressed
Mr. Lee will give his first pro-
gram by the orchestra and glee
club in the high school assembly
today
Of the number of chemistry as
says written by the biology and
chemistry class for the American
Chemical society, Mr.. Liljedahl has
entered the following peoples es-
says in the state contest. Ester
Miller, Adelaide Martin, Vivian
Armstrong, Mary Dudziak, Norma
Harris, Dean Rhyan, Paul Evans,
Fred Gilliard and Lois Carver. We
hope there will be several victor
ious students to be entered in the
national contest.
Miss Johnson, the domestic sci
ence teacher of the Clarkdale high
school, accompanied the basketball
girls of Clarkdale to Winslow last
Friday.
The baby daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. P. T. Liljedahl is reported as
hearing nearly normal again after
several weeks of troublesome ear
ailments
Miss Hilliard spent Sunday driv-
ing and sightseeing in the country
with several friends.
Several members Of the high
school faculty stayed to the dance
given in honor of the Clarkdale
girls and Williams boys after the
game Saturday evening.
Work on Annual Begun
The high school has been think
ing hard this week about their an
nual for 1926.
William Walcott, the student
body president succeeded in get
ting ninety-seven of the students to
sign a sort of contract promising
to buy at least one copy of the
annual and to support it's produc-
ton by doing all they were request
ed to do.
At student council meeting
Monday, Mary Dudziak was elect
ed editor in chief and William Wal
colt, business manager.
The financing of the annual was
discussed, various money raising
schemes being suggested. Doro-