The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-01-23
HIGH SCHOOL t



Miss Florence Pulmstrom. head OF
the English department OF the high
school, has resigned her position and
leaves Saturday for her home town
IN Illinois where she accepted a
splendid position in the high school.
She has been In the high school here
10 IA number Of years and has made
many friends wEo regret TO lose her.
Miss Mary r.. Pfeil OF Areuxville.
~, will ON the vacancy IN the de-
partment, but Miss Elsie Warnock
will become its head. Miss Warnock
has been here but one semester. but
more time is unnecessary TO prove
her efficiency.
January 20 Prof. Tello viii give a
high schooi concert for the benefit OF
the athletic association. Tickets are
being sold by each class and keen
competition n being shown. From
the last report the seniors are leading
In the race. The best musical pro-
gram OF the year Is assured.
Thursday and Friday the cxamina-
lions for the first semester were held.
Monday afternoon at e:50 "a short
program will be held in the high
school auditorium on Ia. occasion Of
the promotion Of thirty students who
have completed the eighth grade. Tho
viii put the total enrolment OF the
high school at aO5 The families Of
these students aud their friends are
most cordially Invited e attend. The
program follows:
High school orchestra-Lucia sex
tette. CDonizetti). arranged by 81.
Claire.
Address. a. Miller.
Violin solo (selectcd) - Chester
Presentation Of diplomas-M 4.
Hickey.
Songs % the Nation uampel-
High school orchestra.
Those VINO will receive diplomas
are. Hettie Boylan. Ernest chavez.
julia Dye. Helen Fee. Harold Hart
man. Clara Hopping. John Higgins,
Annie Lewis. Harold LonEfellow. An
ma MoNama. John Meyers. Utea Mae
Miller, Cola Morris. Ralph Rogers,
sesaria Roybul. Julia Ryan, Evelyn
%sganzini. William smith. Violet Wi
senberg Walter Wolking.
Last Friday afternoon a joint pro-
gram was giver by The Criterions
and the Philomatheans In the audi
torium. Both piaylets were clever
and the musical numt ers were great
ly enjoyed.
Monday the Hon Milton Reed add
dressed the entire school on the
value OF a college education. Mr..
Reed advises that every perron who
has u In their power should take a
college course.
Tuesday night the girls held a
meeting M decided 20 buy u Vic
trola with the money left by the last
year oiasses and the surplus from the
rest room fund.
There will be three new pupils
coming from other schools enter the
school for the second semester. Miss
Agnes Lnlance Of Dallas, Tex, and
Hiss Eva Dean 81 Loyciand. colo,
have entered the junior class. and
Buren, Linthicum OF Newton, Kan.
has entered the sophomore class.
Amado Chavez has been absent
from school Tor two weeks because
or Intermittent attacks of malarial
fever.
George Doolittle has been absent
for ten days tecausc Of a slight con-
gesiion OF the lungs.
beginning with next Monday
morning the domestic science classes
will serve iuncheons ana dinners 10
invited guests. The plan IL 60 have
the girls arrange three meals Tor five
persons on four dollars, which b. the
most practical work possible.
In tho high school gym. next sat
urday night al : O'Clock there Hill bee
n basketball game, sophomorr-senior
w. junior freshman. girls teams
preliminary TO the game between the
high school boys and the forestry
team. The Doys aud girls Of the
high school have beer practicing hard
under Mr. Repp's directions and ana
these games promise to be two OF the
best OF the season.