The sophomores are working in
their notebooks for the third quar
ter. These notebooks include geo- j
metric design, and some of the
students are adopting trademarks
of well known brands of goods.
GIRLS STUDY DIETS
Miss Helen Gray's sophomore
home economic class is studying
dietetics. The girls are preparing
dietetic charts with special refer
ence to the vitamin content of the
meals of a day. The textbook is
’’Dietetics for High Schools," by
Willard and Gillet.
The freshmen girls are sewing
their spring dresses. In a few
weeks the girls will be wearing
these creations which will display
a wide variety of color.
Miss Gray’s general science class
is beginning the study of the work
of plant life and plant food pro
duction.
Maple
Splinters
First Game
Broad (3) .rf. Behrends (9i
B. Grant (4) .. If. Lindstrom (7)
F. Grant (7).c. Meade (4)
Berkeley (3) rg. Scott <2>
Johnson (2) ... lg . Paul
Substitutions: Wrangell— Casej
(2). Juneau—Smith.
The first Southeast Alaska bas
ketball championship game betweer
Wrangell high school and Juneau
high school was witnessed by the
largest crowd there has ever beer
in the high school gym.
From the time of the initial toss
up through to the whirlwind clima*
the game was full of thrills and
tense moments.
Walt Scott, popular young Ju
neau guard, sank the first baskel
for the Crimson' Bears while Frank
(Dutch) Behrends, hustling blonde
forward, accounted generously foi
the Begrs 22-21 victory.
