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News For Week
Ending Feb. 13
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the Scrubs are vainly trying to
prove their worth as baseball
players ended in a walk-over for
their opponents, the seventh and
eighth graders. The Malemutes
(Scrub Team) couldn’t seem to
click and with the basemen asleep
on the job, the right shortstop
sliding around on the ball, and the
team generally playing a decid
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edly “off” game, it’s small won- J
der that the pitcher went to piec- i
es and let the seventh and eighth
graders walk off with the game.
However, the best of teams j
(which this isn’t) have their un
lucky days, and the boys are out
for blood, so look out for the
Malemutes. They’ll show us some
real playing yet!
Basketball Game
In the first basketball game of
the season, the Underclassmen
grappled with the Seniors and
took them to the cleaners to the
tune of 30-25. The Senior team,
composed almost entirely of last
year’s league players, seemed to
have lost the old fight, for the
lowly underclassmen, with high
point man Willoya swishing the
ball through the basket at almost
every turn, played over and un
der them and removed a consider
able amount of their elderly dig
nity. Ah well! Such is the toll of
the passing years. I fear you boys
are getting old.
With the erection of the other
basketball backstop, this old fav- i
orite in the sports line has once
more gotten under way. Several
teams are practicing and it is1
hoped that a league will be or- ]
ganized when the present base- ;
ball series is finished.
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GRADE NEWS
Seventh and Eighth News
The seventh and eighth grade
was victorious in their game'
with the High School second
team wit ha score of 23 to 14 in i
their favor.
A baselball game between the |
seventh and eighth grade girls
and the fifth and sixth graders
is scheduled for next Wednesday
afternoon.
A new reading table built in the j
Manual Training Class by Floyd
Wheeler, is now in use in the
room.
In music class reports on great
music composers are being given '
by each pupil. The study of Asia
is being taken up in the seventh
grade geography class. The sev- i
enth and eighth grade sewing
class is working on embroidery
and knitting.
A talk on national and Euro
pean affairs, taken from the Cur- j
rent Events newspaper received !
Thursday, was given by each pup-1
il.
Lincoln’s Birthday was observ
ed w.th reports and discussion
of his life.
—Roger Bockman
The fifth and sixth grades have
been working overtime on valen
tines. Their valentine box is
particularly attractive, the design
of red and white hearts being fill
ed in with tiny crepe paper flow
ers. Since they plan to entertain
their mothers on Washington’s
Birthday and are already work
ing on a program for the occasion,
a valentine party has been vetoed.
The English class has written to
children in Maine. The Prince
and the Pauper, which is being
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