UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
SHERIDAN SINGS AS DEBATE TEAMS WIN
Watch Them Toss Their Specchecs In the Air, Students Chant
By Myrtle Laister
By Myrtle Laister
Sheridan County High School,
Feb. 18—Sheridan County high school scored again in the contest for the Sixth district debating championship Friday night, when it defeated Portis high school. At Portis, the decision was given by all the votes of the judges. The negative team of the high school received the decision at Hoxie by two votes. In honor of the high school's victory a new hymn has been written.
"Sheridan County is doing it, doing it, doing it, Sheridan County is doing it, doing it, doing it. See those kids debating over there, Watch them toss their speeches on the air, Catch those points, well honey I declare, Oh its rare, Oh its rare, Oh its rare.
There! Sheridan County's doing it, doing it, doing it.
Sheridan County's doing it, doing it, doing it, Arent' those kids just doing things brown. They're the smartest kids in the town.
List, list, list, to the sound, Sheridan County's doing it now.
SOLOMON DEBATERS WIN
FIFTH DISTRICT HONORS
By Amy Bailey
Solomon High School, Feb. 18. — The Solomon high school debaters won the Fifth District Debate Honors Thursday. The schools participating in the final series for the championship of the Fifth District
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were, Solomon, Junction City, and Clay Center, which formed the triangular debate. Junction City's affirmative lost to Solomon's negative at Solomon. Solomon's affirmative won from Clay Center's negative at Clay Center and Clay Center's affirmative lost to Junction City's negative at Junction City.
This gave Solomon a double victory making them district champions. The Solomon team deserves much credit for its victory as this is the first year it has debated.
Solomon's affirmative team consisted of Miss Mary Porter, Fred Leasure and Edward Stark; the negative, Miss Lovina Bishop, Alge Henderson and Lee Smith. Prof. Mickey of Solomon trained the debaters.
DICKINSON COUNTY OWNS
QUARTET OF VICTORIES
By Urvin Nichols Dickinson County High School Feb. 18.-In a double header here
Saturday night both Dickinson County high school teams were victorious by safe margins over the Solomon high school basket-ball teams. The score of the girls' game was 38 to 6. In the boys' game the score was 29 to 6. Part of the last half', when Dickinson increased the lead to 46 to 30.
Immediately following the games a box social was held in the high school gymnasium. The proceeds, about $30 million, are the library of sports' athletic association.
The Dickinson County high school basket-ball teams went to Wamego Friday night and came home with the heavy ends of the scores in both games. The girls' game was a walk-away. Score, 34 to 10. Made a sudden spurt in the boys' game and won by a score of 34 to 35.
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The basket-ball game between the Senior-Junior and the Sophomore-Freshmen girls resulted in a victory for the former.
Kinsley High School, Feb. 18. — Kinsley won the trophy of the western basket-ball league Friday night when the team defeated Hoisington by a score of 106 to 6.
The enrollment of the Senior class numbers twenty-one. This is the largest graduating class Kinsley high school has ever had.
COFFEYVILLE TEACHER JOINS
OREAD SQUAD OF 2512
By H. Dale Watson
Coffeyville High School, Feb. 18.—Miss Bessie Green, instructor of geometry in the Coffeyville high school for the past four years, has given up her duties for the remainder of this semester and has enrolled at the University of Kansas. Mr. Kaufman of K. U. has been secured to fill the vacancy left by Miss Green.
Coffeyville High School, Feb. 18.—Three basket-ball games furnished the athletic amusement here Friday night. The high school second team defeated the Delaware, Okla., city team in a rough and tumble contest, by a score of 22 to 14. In the two inter-class games played the sophomores walloped the freshmen by a score of 28 to 22, while the seniors defeated the juniors 13 to 12.
Coffeyville Sees Three Games By H. Dale Watson
By Wilhelm Jeffsheim, October Ellinwood High School, Feb 18.—The supervision of the supervision of Mr. Powers saw steam engines in operation last week when it visited the Electric Light plant and the engine rooms of the Wolf Milling Co. At both places the forenames explained the system fully.
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Spearville Spears Dodge City By Herbert Schall
Dodge City High School, Feb. 18.
—The first and second boys' teams were defeated at Spearville, Friday evening. The second team score was 19 to 0, and the first team 30 to 11.
Frank Boyd starred for Spearville in the first team game, shooting eight field goals.
RENO DEFEATS WICHTA HIGH IN FAST BASKET-BALL GAME
Reno County High School, Feb. 18. —Wichita high school lost to the Reno basket-ball tossers here Friday night by a 38 to 27 score. Wichita tossed 15 free throws out of 22 trials. Frisch starred for Reno, getting ten baskets from the field.
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