Arizona republican., 1917-10-25


 The French classes under Miss Mac Daniels have subscribed to French ! newspaper. This paper is printed in Los Angeles and is circulated in Ari- zona, New Mexico and Southern Cal ifornia. Of course, the pupils cannot get it all yet, but later in the year it will be compulsory that they read this paper and report on certain parts. The translation is comparatively easy, as there are great many American words. French is found to be very in- teresting and it is expected that there will be even larger classes next year. There has been added about 25 books to the library for the special use of the French pupils.
 tThe second year Spanish students under Miss Salinas, who use the text "Lesturs Faciles," by Wilkins and Luria, are having very interesting work. Instead of having the regular days for the tedious grammar it is mixed in with each days work of read ing and translating. Miss Salinas talks largely in Spanish, which makes the study much more interesting Miss Salinas often forgets herself and speaks spanish rapidly to the bewilder- ment of some students. Many of the students can carry on some conyersa- ton and they will all be glad when spanish is spoken in the classroom en- tirely.
 The two French classes under Miss MacDaniels and Miss Eddy are going 10 organize French club and later on 1 they are talking of giving a French ID mas had French among it's classes and II Is very interesting subject. The boys and girls who did not take if are missing a good thing l During the second hour class inc | Ire engine whizzed by school and ! turned down Fifth street toward the sisters hospital. The students got rather excited, thinking maybe it was l the hospital again, but their fears were i groundless.
 The Junior class is contributing to puy bulletin board to put the names i or the boys that have gone to fight for the colors The material cost moro thah estimated, so a second collection i must be taken
 The Junior English class discussed the most important event in the his 1 tory Of today, The Liberty Bond" Tn order to make clear to the students why the Liberty loan is essential the Glasses read the pamphlet "The Seeonf Liberty Loan of 1917," by Oscar A l Pierce, and discussed it in detail. how ana why it will help the war.
 Thursday afternoon, October 95 o, l O. OcIOnK fhQra l.
 the Parent Teachers association Thl pupils are asked to tell their parents t[ come The sewing class will hay, thelr work on exhibit Thursday anf Friday of this week. '''i'
 rhotogfapher (to Dick Heflin)-J Will make much better picture if vo, der. Af''iiei shoul
 Dicks Dad-It would be much nor, natural If he would put his hand i,
 Aoout the only real excuse for an,
 boy or girl of P. T.. H. s not .o "il' IL, present at the football game Saturf1a v IS that their parents refuse to lei tbon attend game of that sort
 Speaklng Of joy riding. who said ir rlgatlon ditch? A certain verv h.,
 hette young man who wears e,oosa ana plays the fiddle" in the orehastr, . at'eEnpted to escort two girl violinis+
 to theiT homes from the orchestra prac
 HIS was a rather fatal attemn, nomeFer' as having left the blonde n
 tiei tS uomlclle he dumped the Ford an,
 AI,bo , uilette into the irrigation ditct
 Aithough A the brunette got home sasoi,
 It was an example of rank fayoritis,, aiio as such should be stopped hy t1, faculty. oPpeu ov In ! Al ehe end Of the third hour vastar . udy Iour bells were heard and .ba ,t,. en,' crowded into the auditoriup, AT, , Sooh made several announcaman+
 concerning the cadets marchine in ,h pdfdue making it understood tbat st., !, tenls were not ordered. but reonesta
 eT i.iafch He thinks that Vice Prasi Ta,.aa'di -IaI sidii or Congressman Ca,
 tha S en may De secured to speak abon Ho tba. biu Liberty Bond loan of 191; , tbe ioo saw an impressive talk abou ! .,ie loan and told us something o abo', tne lmmensity of the ways cost ""Du ,Up : : olcnestra' under Miss Walsh tha , oti oe some interesting selections
 Sn Srlines number by Sunny Clov ,b , ei uiii,lef, was liked by eyeryboGv
 A bunch of girls led bv Fiorono . is came upon the stage in ear peHtihe ana led the school in ona me school songs, Through inc Eo,,
 iNns iears of High School"
 MT McQueen made an announcor,.,,
 apout the game with the Indian Sohal
 T 1eam at the Indian school gron-,G, s .;n, ne announcement that the seasn
 sichets VIII admit the holders to ,i, e"1io Tho was received with pleasure : me announcement that the rod or,
 panuS with r. |. II. $. on if in hioa 2 ie''erS Were to be given the holders :
 A. tickets was certainly s,,rrris 10 the student body. This is ,o 'I, .hi pi ., is
 oause or the Boosters club. ~ '" t The junior class will meet th;s .,to. f @ noon to transact some important bnsi : neaS' me class pin will no donht F = ~ snpseh and ordered. A committea / e eiect the class play will have to h e The Parent Teachers, assooia.. D .i "In meet this afternoon for inc f;r. r tune thls year. Parents are ureed : n uoiiie 10 meet the teachers. ~RefreSb . niehts Will be served by the do,nast,
 nIiehce department. Tho .a,,;. : tiasses Will have their work on axbi i. ni.ion m the sewing room The n,ant l alis VIII be held in the west wing of th II auditorium at 3:95 o'clock o' LII l The crimson pd l,lo.1I.