The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-24

HIGH SCHOOL

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Although our commercial depart
mont Is one Of the newest depart
ments Of the school, Il already has
a long list OF graduates filling re-
aponsible positions. whose work In "A
credit 10 themselves and TO the
school.
Mnude Bussert. 20, Is st~enographer
for DIR. FRANK II. Roberts, president
of the Normal university, Las Vegas.
Irma Whi-ehouae, another member
OF this years class Is Mr.. Mines
H-tenographer.
other members OF the class OF 1890
who went directly from school TO re-
Hpohsible position are the following:
Margaret Blank with the Bliss Tire
company; stephen Baliing, %bookkeep-
err In the Citizens National bank.
Muury Brnaher. In the 0tfice OF the
master mechanic OF the Santa Fe;
Della Danielson with the Mutual Life
Insurance company; Ben Harris, with
the National fifo Insurance company
silviana Vigil In the office of Attorney
A. A. Sedillo; Gertrude Stone in the
State National bank; and william
Chaplin IN business with his father.
Some Of our present students are
20 anxious to test their ability that
they work during their spare time.
Adeline clifford works afternoons
me Saturdays In the Citizens Ma
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employed during the last summer as
assistant ste%nographer In the Office
Of DR.. Hin of the University. Milo
Linthicum has Just returned from six
months work FOR the forestry service
at the Fit. Valley experiment station
at Flagsten. Arizona. He mas been
offered the same position for next
summer, which Is a recommendation
OF his work.
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When the pupils OF the night school
went to their classes Wednesday night.
they were called to the auditorium
where Mr.. Milne gave them n Ch-ist-
mas address, wishing them all a joy
Gus season. He urged that when each
returned, he bring a friend with him
to the night classes, thus making the
attendance which II unusually large.
a record n for the year.
The Girls basketball team will play
the indian school at $3.50 New Years
afternoon at the indian school.
A very good schedule has been
planned for the basketball season tiis
wear n a very promising cam has
been chosen TO represent the a. II. $.
In these games.
The lineup FOR the team New
Years day Is as follows. Florence
Fracaroii. forward: Mable butcher,
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Elder. center: Sara Ferrall, guard;
Mary Belle Mills. guard.
"Wednesday night, Dec. %. the
Boys basketball team played Mcnaul
at the Armory. II WIS an interesting
and well fought game. The final
score was 30 to "a In Menaui's favor.
The lineup for A. II. s. was: N.
Glissman. right forward: Salazar. !
left forward; Wilson. center: T.
Glassman, guard: &. Mize, guard.
December 10, a. H.. s. defeated the
Indians rs to %.
Dramatics, a new course. has been
established In the High school this
year Under IN supervision OF Mr..
Burton. This course trains the stu
dents both In acting and speaking on
tbs. Ftags, Il has pyoyed to be both
a Beneficial AID interesting line dft
work. As all students Interested In
this course have been unable to at
tend this class. Mr.. Burton has Or
ganized a Dramatic club which meets
bl-weckly after school. Mr.. Burton
has proved by The Man of the
Hour" to be one OF the ablest d.
rectora the High school has ever
had.
Mrs. owens is the new economies
teacher.
Mr.. Gethardt, m has been teach
ing the Spanish department has
resigned TO go 20 Roy, where he will
be principal.
Wednesday afternoon after the
Freshman program. Dec. 20, the
Latin club had a. Christmas social.
Everyone who came brought an in
expensive present for the graf bag;
refreshments were served and many
delightful games were played.
Wednesday, Dec. 22, the freshmen
Of the High school gave a very de-
lightfui program.
James Woodwork, p former High
school student, has been appointed to
West Point.
The printing department OF the
High school printed and gave 10 the
schools OF Albuquerque the poem by
Douglas Malloch called, THE West"
CECONn WADR