The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-18
HIGH SCHOOL


tRcported by Newell Dixon.)
The art classes Of A. il. 4. organ
lied into n Kodac club Monday. Dec.
ia. Miss Phillips gave u short talk,
and officers were elected. The art
CLASSES have begun their work on la
Rcsua, and from the way things look
now, this Issue will be the best one
ever issued from the art standpoint.
The art classes are selling Gallon
dars OF their own making. n Will
uac the money to buy materials for
the class.
School close Wednesday, Dec. 90,
for the holiday vacation, and will
open Jan. 3.
One OF the most entertaining audi
torium talks OF the year was given
by DIR. Rlmmer this week lie spoke
Of h High School ms n house OF
opportunity with golden windows and
urged the stu. ents TO AXE every up
portunity that came their way and
get the best out Of Il.
The Junior play, The Mar OF the
Hour was the best play ever pre-
scented by the High School. Maxwell
Merritt carried OF his part In his
uthial successful manner, and won
the hearts Of the audience. Joseph
Bcniamin, as Richard HOrigan, was
u typical string-pulling politician.
and domineered grandly over Scott
Gibbs, portrayed very we'll by Wood
ford Hef1in. John Oliver. also a.
politician was very good In his part.
The girls, Helen Grunsfeld, Fay
Strong, and Edna Upper, acted their
parts with great success. Cuyler
Ferguson, AZ the uncle, was so typical
in his part that he o the hatred
OF his audience. The entire cast was
AN unusually strong one.
Il. r. d. S. and W. b. 8. will de-
bate the following question on Tues
day at $40: "Hcsolved That the
United States Should Withdraw Her
Military Forces From Haiti The
Il, II. ID. S, has the affirmative side.
the debators being Florence Blair,
Alice Olson, and Margaret Gusdorf.
ID. u. s.. has the negative. her de-
bators being Josephine Miner. Leigh
Storrett, and Ray Blessum. The de-
bate promises to be n good contest;
both teams have made full use. not
only OF the school library, and the
city library, but the university H.
brary as well. Visitors will be well
come.
Since the first three days of school
a. boys, and 80 girls have enrolled,
This makes a total enrolment Of GA
In A.. II. $. at present. \ number OF
new Students ARE expected after the
holidays.
The fourth issue OF Tho Record
camc cut Wednesday. This paper II
edited and printed by the Journalism
class. and is published bi-wcckly.
That the Domestic Science classes
OF the High School could plan, pre-.
u. .U.I .w.s. - rlaaRNN .Wm IaWaNaaNr
for 10. ut q cost of rs cents II Rlntc
was demonstrated by four girls oil
the department last Tuesday evening
In tn" class rooms of the department
1T the High School. with three oh.
j~uCtiVcB in mind-food value, econ
omy and what domestic science
teachers call aesthetic value -th'
girls went about the preparation o
the dinner, and the result was indoet
II delight.
a table was laid for tho following
guests: Judge and Mrs. NJ. r.. Hickey
Mrs. John Milne, Mrs. A. Il. McMil
lon, Mrs. Ella LaBar and Miss BesI
Gill. The girls OF the class wh'
served and prepared the dinner were
Roberta Mccoy, chairman Mar!
Thurp, Mary ShirlS and Margare
Spargo. The decorations were noun
lain grcens and holly. The followini
was the menu:
Cream OF Asparagus Soup With
Brcadsticks
Olives Celery
Baked Chicken With Apples-in-B Bloom
Franconla Potatoes
Dreamed Peas In Patty Shells
Rolls Cranberry Jelly
English Plum Pudding With
Hard Sauce Coffee
The girls Of the sewing classes ar,
finishing up their first half year
work for Christmas, and are display
ing the most attractive waists, under
wear and small dress accessories
such as dainty handkcrchiefs an
.ibbon novelties. Miss Bess Gill, tn
teacher In domestic science Is "goin
in for practlcability first and last
The work that sophomore girls hay
done on their tailored waists speak
louder Than words. the success OF thi
aim. The cost Of all materials an
the finished waist Is tabulated on
little card, and pinned on the walls
Everything was being done In IN
way OF finishing touches on the pla,
THE Man of the Hour which tn
juniors presented Wednesday nigh
throughout the week. while tn
cast had their lines only a little NOR
than ten days. they practlsed cor
stantly on their parts at home an
at rehearsals. on Monday Afternoon
tho grade schools OF the city witnes,
cd the first dress rehearsal. o
Tuesday evening, the cast worked ur
III almost midnight on another drei
rehearsal. at which n few Of III
faculty members were present. Fo
lowing the rehearsal. the member
had a picnic on the stage. consistin
OF sandwiches, candy, cake n III
drinks brought In thermos bottles.
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