Arizona republican., 1918-04-01
THE BEST MONTH OF HAYDEN SCHOOLS

The seventh month of the Havden public schools ended on March 29 MISS Minnie H. Brown, principal. has submitted the following report. num- per or days taught, 20; number days soIenoance, SSS5; number days absent. Loo; number tardiness, 2S; total num- per enrolled, 504; percentage of at tendance, 97. Fifteen new pupils have entered the school during the month and 292 pupils have been neither tardv nor absent. N'
 That the pupils are doing their bit ana then some in war work is shoUr by the following: II
 Miss Zimmerman Speaks
 On March 2l, the school was honored Dg Nlslt from Miss Hazel Zimmer- man who was in Hayden in the inter ests of the State Council of Defense MISS Zimmerman spoke to the pupiIs of the upper grades on the topics of food conservation, Red cross and war ear- 1ens' She commended the school high " TOT it's work along these lines, Tn conclusion she said that anyone who olo not do his part by aiding our na- tlon Tn these ways should be considered word. VI '"e
 NniurenS PatIotisnn
 Last week one of the very small bows III lne scnool thoughtlessly shot at the atalS III the service flag with his E E. gun. His small playmates talxing of fense at this act of disloyaltv. as tbav deemed 1t. proceeded to take tbe Ia rv lnto their own hands and held mass meeting to discuss what shoul best he uohe. Evidently some definite decision was reached for had 1t not been for the tlinely intervention of one of the teach CTS who. suspicioned the mob spirit of tue youngsters, the youthful offender harshly 'eiS war Savings Campaign
 Up to date more than s70o0 tas been invested in Liberty bonds. thrift stamps and baby bonds by the pupils ana teachers. Great rivalry exists he tween the pupils different grades i, the purchase of thrift stamps and there IS a steady stream of these young pa. trlots to the office of the principal fo, the purchase of the stamps.
 School Carnival
 III spite or the rain and mud th, Hayoen people came out in large num. peIs on March $, for carnival and goo. tliie, from all reports all went ava, f. fractions. The committee in charee re. ports goodiy. sum realized and the plano debt cleared. Besides this. the school was able to donate q fair sin, tr the hed Cross as their share in tht work. War Garden Not to be outdone by other school. Tn the state, Hayden school has en. | listed Tn the counIry's service bv r,,ant ing war garden. The land and ths | irrigation system were generously do. mated by the Ray Consolidated com. pany' Given these and the enthusiasm | or the pupils the garden could scarcel, help being the success that it is Al. | though late in getting started the chil | oren worked steadily including ever Saturdays and after school to get tn, planting done, and at present the gar aen shows all prospects of repaying fo the time spent. Much credit should b
 gwen the townspeople for their heart,
 cooperation and to S. M. Anderson i,
 particular for his careful superyisio, of the work. -'-o' | What is Teacher?
 Juan coming to Hayden from anotb
 CT school was asked who his teache
 hao been. Juan replied, q had n
 teacher
 Thinking this peculiar situatio,
 the teacher continued questioning hin
 seeing that an answer was require,
 Juan finally admitted, '1t was a man
 maintaining to the end, however. ths
 he had no teacher.
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