Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1919-11-21
SCHOOL NOTES
BY supt r \ Colo

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pertinent:
First grade, Mrs. Gumm'sI
room Yieria Lozano, Luz Mu-
nos, Ramona Padilia, Viviana
Soils. Anita Soils. Nestora Gu
tierrez, Esther Sais, Rosa San
doval, Jose Marques, Carlos Mar
tinez, Joe Rios, Laterio Chavez.
Rachel Hughes room Mela Can.
delaria, Barbarita Chavez, Juan
tia Soils; Benito Chavez, Rosita
Herrera, Rosendo Martinez,
Bertha Vega, Ruperto Chavez.
Ivy Lindsay's room -Bethel
Treat, Jane Spence, Hazel Viii
taker, Evelyn Grumbles, Rita
Montgomery, Dorothy Dozier,
Dorothy Hutchinson, Beatrice
Pine, Julia Romero, Tone Pine.
Fifth grade, Elizabeth Jarrett's
room Miller French Eighth
grade, Alice Tipton's room Mel
lie, Ayres, Ala Corn, Lois Jones,
Lois Stidham. High school
LIMA Branum, Barbara Hust,
Myrtle Corn, Lillian Mel chant,
Clarite McQuillen, Roy Stimmel,
Ruby Smith, lauren Wilson.
Second grade. Mrs. Massie's
room Dollie Corn, Francis Skin
ner, Georgia Saunders, Nellie
/ Gallegos, Mary Romero, Leo
poldo Ortiz, Pablo Gallegos, Eco
doro Duran, Morris Benson,
Mack Shaver, Otto Prehm, Will
bur Smith, Raymond Mclean,
Johnnie Philips, Maurice Lemon,
Edward Johnson, Harold Fair
hank, David Saunders, Richard
Patty, Julian Clements, Johnnie
Phillips, Jr. Sixth grade, Es-
Their Scales room-Frank Patty,
Ida Bullion, Maurlne Collier,
Kathryn Stidham, Mandie Hamil-
ton, William Moss. Seventh
grade, Velma Carlisle's room
Evelyn French, Aileen Haley,
William Kahler, Kastler Taylor,
Willis Hutchins. Robana Corn,
Alice Aguayo.
The storms which have occurred
at intervals during the last few
weeks have given our class in
q Physical Geography a chance to
study the clouds and the prevail.
ing winds preceding and follow.
ing a storm; so If you wish Il
: know what kind of weather We
! are going to have consult thI
members of this class they real
: ly believe that with the aid o
K their weather maps they can tel
y you.
The members of the advanced
class in Typewriting are takinI
= great interest in practicing spec
exercises. They are preparin.
= for a test of forty or more word
a minute, without error. cont
nuing for a period of ten mir
- utes. This test is to be held i
ID December and is for the purpos
of giving them a chance to wi
- the Underwood Initial CredeI
n. tial Certificate.
~ A part of our beginners clas
in Bookkeeping was able to b,
gin and finish a set of books col
sisting of six business transa
err tons. during a forty-hve minu
period for examination, at Il
n. close of three months of school
Mrs. Lin Branum and Mrs. |
!. s. Corn took some of our teache
, to view the interesting sceneI
of the Malpais. where they spef
! a delightful afternoon. We fe,
grateful to these and other kin
patrons for their consideration
| Mr.. A. l.. Burke, of the Gu
look, was a very welcome call,
at the high school last Mondi
afternoon and addressed Il
| students. He urged them
keep up with the current new
to keep well Uniformed on Il
political and social questions
4 the day. Mr. Burke took a ia
aud advanced position on Il
labor questions Of the day. Cal
tai and labor are contestants I
RI day when they should be {
rh laborers. Capital, in the pa
No.. hoe baao DraaIV anJ aaIHek n