Arizona republican., 1920-09-24

and that the brand of baseball played will be up to par.
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 T. I. Paul is now the proud owner of a new Paige roadster.
 Glendale High School Notes
 The athletic association of the high school elected officers last Tuesday for the first semester. The following off cers were elected:
 Fay Betts, president; Edgar Twitty, yice-president; Alleen Green, secre- tary; Wilbur Neistrath, treasurer; Paul Graham, yell leader.
 The retiring treasurer read his report of expenditures of last year and it was noted with considerable joy that a fair balance remains on deposit to date. We are in hopes that we can supply the basketball squad with suits this season. as we have never had suits for this game.
 The athletic association includes all members of the school pupils who are sufficiently interested in athletics and school activities to pay the annual dues. Last year the dues were placed at 50 cents. This year the executive committee, which is composed Of one member from each class elected by the class and the faculty adviser, is con- sidering the question of dues and the adyisability of raising the amount or leaving it at 50 cents, which is much lower than most schools.
 The carpentry class. consisting of seven boys, who devote an entire half day to carpentry work, has gotten well adjusted with the other classes and within another week will be ready to take up small jobs and piece work out side the regular school grounds. Any parties having a small bill of lumber in the vicinity which they want worked up into shelves, a cotton house small garage or something of the sort will do we'll to have a talk with MT. Crumly at the high school. The old-time manual training courses served well their day, but today society demands that the boy for whose education money has been spent must be able tc | build something, to estimate a small | bill of lumber. etc. The boy who car make cotton wagon can make a foot stool or a bookcase if the need should | ever arise.
 The cool weather of the past tw, days has given relief from the hea | somewhat, and with the big fan run. ming during the afternoon periods, tn, High school building is not uncomfort able.
 Wednesday afternoon school wa called off and the teachers and twt large truckloads of pupils went to tn | fair grounds to hear Governor Co, speak or, if not to hear him. to SC, him. The Phoenix High pupils wer disappointed, but due to the fact tha Glendale, and more especially the Higl school board of trustees, is intereste, in its young people, no one here win really wanted to see Governor Cox wa disappointed, as means of conveyanc was provided for all. The time thu taken from actual school work prove to be well spent, as the pupils showe lF Ioey granted by strict attention to bushes the following morning and day. Man learned the meaning of the old adagt Silence is golden" Too much taIkin interfered with the order of the da and some of the pupils found that the had made the trip in vain, because 0 being unable to hear the speaker. II Most of the books have been receive and are now in the hands of the pupil: which makes the work much easier fo the teacher and more interesting an profitable for the pupil.