El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1913-12-13

tain extent because they do not fully
realize how hampered the school WORK
mere IS, on account OF the crowded con-
oluOns- Even If we get the new High
school project started soon, the new
school building would not be ready for
US before two years, and by that time
II We are crowded here now, what will
we be in two years timer"
After a general discussion it was de-
cided that the members of the COM
mittee should gather all the infOrma-
ton possible concerning the needs in
the new school building, and the ways
IN which the high schools in smaller
towns SUrpass the present building
To do this a committee was appointed
TO get data on certain schools. Edna
Scotch for the Phoenix High school
was appointed. Orb Walker, for the
Roswell High school; Walter POnsford
for the school at Deming and Lucas
Bacon for the high school at Austin.
If we have been able to do such
good work under these cramped con-
ditIons that our high school is the
Manual Schwartz, what could we not
do if we had the right facilities and
rCCta COR our s-hG0l wOrA.
Data to BE Used.
The data secured by the committee
on comparison Of High schools will be
used by the other members to interest
ne public bodies of the citT A COM
mIttee to go before the chamber of
commerce and present the need of the
new Hlgh school building was ap-
pointed, Gene Smith, Earl Weisiger and
Manuel Schwartz being selested.
reunions VIII be circulated for the
speedy erection of the new building
among all the school patrons of the
city, each member of the general COM
mIttee being responsible for portion
OF the city. To draw up this petition,
the following committee was appoint
ed; Rebe Elliott, Erwin Schwartz, Bes-
R0urIadu-n Chris TrTnurfnhann
George Newell
To Have Daily Boost Talks.
1t was decided TO have a daily talk
every morning at the beginning Of
school on some certain phase of the
new High school building that would
be an improvement over the present
pudding and give better facilities for
better work.
In our new building" said principal
Hughey, I'VE not only want to put I'D
one that will be better than this build
ing, but one that will be adapted for
me growth OF the city. and be in line
with the newest improvements Of the
schools Of other cities"
Three Talks Scheduled.
To carry out this plan, Orban Wal
ker was appointed to talk on the ben
eIlIs OF school gymnasium before
the school assembly Monday morning.
kind Of laboratory facilities Tuesday
and Cecil Stanfield will Tx
or the proper heating and lighting of
q school Wednesday morning.
At the general meeting of the school
rlday morning. il has voted by ac-
,lamatIon that the newspapers be given
an expression of thanks for their SUD
port of the new High school and a
committee was appointed to write a
etter Of appreciation TO the papers.
Dorothy COngdOn, Harold COldweu. Ce-
FL Stanfield and Carl linton were ap-
pointed 10 serve on this committee.
The next meeting of the general
committee viii be held Tuesday after
neon after school for further plans
foI vigorous boost campaign.
Are Pushing New Idea.
The new school building idea is be-
ing used in the work of the English !
md public speaking departments OF
the High school Speeches setting
-crth the need of the immediate cree |
ton Of new building were made by /
every member in the public spea king
lass Friday Russell WOrthington I
vas given first place and Earl Weisiger !
second place for their style of delivery. /
Inc decisions were made by Samuel o. J
Neldav Of the facuIrv !