Football Report THE FIRST athletic interest of the year was football, and it proved to be of big interest. About thirty-five of the school's huskies and lightweight speeders answered to the call of the sport and ventured out to try their fortunes on the gridiron. The Church, in default of a proper field, gave the school the privilege of using the Tabernacle square. The boys who journey to the square every day were none of them veterans at the game. Some had seen experience last year and some were new this season, but they were a promising crew. Malcom Watson, with the assistance of Lon Romney, succeeded in giving them, real coaching, which made them fast and hard. Despite the high hopes of the Student Body the team did not carry the rabbit's paw throughout the season. We won some games and lost some, but withal our boys played a fast and hard game and showed their spirit to the last. As our school grows older in the realm of football we will be more successful in our endeavors, and may show our friends and enemies that we are as strong on the field as we are on the hoop floor.