Carrizozo outlook. [volume] (Carrizozo, N.M.) 1910-1945, 1920-03-05
SCHOOL NOTES

tBy Supt. T.. r Colel
We are glad to see Miss Eva
Wcck, of the junior class, back
in school after an illness OF two
weeks.
DO not forget the county
teachers association which is to
be held in Carrizozo on Friday
and Saturday. March rs and "a.
Prominent educators Of the state
will be present and a good pro-
gram OF educational subjects and
Of music is being prepared.
Mrs. Bessie +. Vaughn is the
new teacher for the eighth grade.
She comes to us with high testi-
monials from bona Ana county
and from the city superintendent
of the FL Paso schools where she
has been a substitute teacher.
Mrs. Vaughn holds a first grade
New Mexico certificate.
The sophomore class gave a
play, Jumbo jun, last Friday
afternoon, in place of the usual
literary exercises. Jumbo jun
was a humorous darkey who did
Just what he was told to do and
nothing else. Charles Scott was
Jumbo and did his part exceed
ingly well.
The class in household econ
omics has practically finished the
course in cooking. The class now
has a new machine and will
spend the balance of the school
year in making bingham aprons
and similar articles.
The Spanish w class is now
reading Maria" II was written
by Isaac and is the best known
Of the South American novels.
Next Saturday afternoon,
March 6, occurs the basket ball
game between the high schools
Of Carrizozo and Captain. The
game will be played at Captain
and a return game will be played
at C~arrizozo some time soon.
The game will commence at
three in the afternoon giving
Carrizozo people plenty Of time
to see the contest even though
they leave for Captain as late as
1870 in the afternoon. About
one hundred are going. as we
count them now. Let's have two
hundred. 1t will be a fine out.
ink for you, and our girls will
play a better game If they have
strong backing on the side lines.
The line up IL as follows: Jeanette
Johnson, right forward; Dome
sella Abila, left forward; Merle
Corn, Captain, jumping center
Barbara Hust, running center
Grace Taylor, left guard; Ads
Corn. right guard. substitutes
Lois Jones. Ruby Smith. Herndor
Reilly. Lois Stidham.
Reverend Mr.. johnson, rector
of the Episcopal church of CARR
zozo, visited the high school las
Monday and made an address t
the students which was exceed
ingly we'll received and appreciat
ed by them.
At five minutes Of nine, in from
of the building, Mr.. johnson
blew Assembly" on the bugl,
belonging to the Boy Scouts, anC
two minutes later he sounded ;
march as the students passed
into the building. Mr.. johnson
served four years in the army
and is a master of the bugle
His demonstration last Monday
was a delight to the boys.
In his address, Mr.. johnson
told of the splendid service anC
patriotism of Colonel John Me.
Crea, of Canada, the author OF
the beautiful poem, In Flanders
Fields" Continuing, he said
England, France and Italy
fought our fight for three years
before we went in; we should
remember that. Unless we stand
for 100 per cent Americanism,
unless America is for Americans,
no matter where born. our coun.
try is in danger. Our American
soldiers cannot be surpassed,
Over in France, they did moi
once fight in trenches. nor did
they retreat a single time. The