Arizona republican., 1920-05-18
THIS IS THE WEEK
 OF ALL WEEKS AT. .OLDPHOENIXH H|GH
Little Man Conscience and Old John Doubt are Troubling Many Who are About to Undertake the Final Exams

Final Exams
 Phoenix high school is a busting hive of energy now that commence l ment is approaching and final exam nations ready to be sprung next | Wednesday. Little Man Conscience is | beginning to trouble those students | who shave not made the best of their l opportunities during the past semes- ter, and old John Doubt is bearing | down hard on many of them with his l subtle suggestions that exams will be | too much for their neglected intellect l ual accomplishments
 But on the whole there are not many | students on the real doubtful list even 1 though there are great many who have a healthy and normal fear of ex- 1 animation week, the bane of student life.
 Examinations will be held beginning Wednesday morning and will continue in the various departments until We'd 1 nesday of the following week. Then | May 27 will see the end of the struggle 1 between youth and learning, and near ly 150 students will bid P. H. S., good bye, either to continue at college or to enter the army of H. C. L. beaters.
 School Ends May 27 School ends the afternoon of May 27, but the students will return to their various class rooms the next morning
 
 This week will be a busy one, and especially so for the upper classmen. 4 banquet is scheduled for Wednesday evening for the young athletes of both sexes who have won their letters. This affair is an annual occurance and is always a very jolly assemblage. There will be about 45 letter men and girls in attendance as well as a number of the faculty members who have been especially active in athletics The va rious athletic coaches will also attend Plans and aims for the ensuing year will be discussed at the banquet. which will be held in the domestic science rooms. The banquet this year will be given in honor of Coaches Geary and | Ogg, who have especially distinguished themselves in athletic work. Decora- tions for the affair are being planned and executed by the art department, and will be in the school colors, red and black. The food will be prepared by the girls of the domestic science classes in cooking.
 Baccalaureate Sermon
 The annual junior-senior banquet will be held Friday evening at the womans' club. There win be 145 se- niors in attendance and even more members of the junior class, it is be- Iieved.
 Not all the churches in Phoenix will hold services next Sunday evening in
 
 the baccalaureate sermon at the high | school auditorium to which everybody l is invited The sermon will be deliv cred by Rev. Cecil NJ. Aker, pastor of the Central M E. church. assisted by other pastors of the city. The Central AI E. choir will furnish the music for the occasion.
 Commencement exercises will be | held in the high school auditorium Thursday evening, May 27. to which only those who have invitations will | be admitted, due to the lack of seat ink space in the auditorium, which will | accommodate 1900 persons. l The commencement address will be delivered by Prof William Herbert l Carruth, head of the English depart ment of Stahfard university, the sub 1 ject of which will be The Heroism of Peace" The valedietory will be de- livered by Ferguson Burton and the 1 salutatory by Mary Tice.
 Five Tickets Each i The number of invitations that each member of the graduating class will be allowed to have has not yet been defi- nitely decided upon. but it is estimated by Principal D. F. Jantzen that five will be ahe allotment This will allow enough extra seats for the accommo- dation of other specially invited guests. l HIGHWAYS WEATHER BULLETIN
 River Crossings
 Sacaton-River is entirely dry
 Apache County
 All roads in Apache county in fair condition; tourist traffic increasing daily.
 All county roads in good condition and being improved.
 Coeonino County
 All roads dry. Flagstaff Williams, good; Williams Ash Fork, fair, rough in places: Williams-G Grand Canyon, good; Flagstaff Grand Canyon. good; Flagstaff Canyon Padre excellent, good traveling thence to Winslow rough in places; Flagstaff south dry but rough
 All roads are in good shape.
 Graham County
 Roads in fair, passable condition; auto traffic will have no trouble in passing over any of the roads Greenlee County All roads in county in fine condi- tion; first twelve miles Clifton Sprin- gerville highway open to traffic.
 Maricopa County
 Florence Road-Take new state highway out of Mesa. Tempe bridge open except for loaded trucks. Yuma road-Take lower road. Wickenburg road in good shape. All river crossings in good shape Valley roads holding , up in good shape.
 MohaVe County
 Road Kingman to Nelson, Chloride, Blackberry and Sandy good, to Yucca, good except rough in several washes, l to Oatmau, rough mile posts 16 to l9, balance good Oatman and Yucca to \ Topoc. rough; Yucca to Bill Williams river, fair to McCracken Mt, balance passable. crossing Bill Williams river s not advised; Chloride to Searchlight, ferry fair
 Navajo County All roads in good condition both via Gallup and Springerville; all side roads fair.
 Pima County All main state and county roads good. Balance passable- YaVapai County Roads generally in good condition. Dewey to Flagstaff via Camp Verde and Sedona. good. Dewey to Flag staff via Camp Verde and Beaver creek highway, good except 10 miles ] of very rough, rocky road from Cedars 4 t to county line. Reconstruction work