Arizona republican., 1921-09-11
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 UPON HIGH SCHOOL
 FUR FIRST SESSION

After having been practically de- serted for the summer months, the high school grounds presented live ly appearance yesterday, two days before the opening on Monday, Sept 12, of the Phoenix Union High school for the 1921-22 year. Beginning freshmen inspected the institution which will be their home for the next four years, gazing at the buildings and surrounding with interest and at the teachers with curiosity as they swarmed to the auditorium to receive initial instructions.
 More than 500 beginning freshmen came, saw and conquered the school buildings, grounds,s member of the faculty and the janitor yesterday. They were instructed not to return to the school premises until Tuesday morning. Advanced freshmen, sopho- mores, juniors and seniors will as- semble in the high school auditorium | to morrow morning to receive their instructions.
 Several changes in text books have l is an unusual demand for used text been announced for this year. There books. and Principal D. F. Jantzen has requested that all former stu dents who have books and wish to l dispose of them to bring them to the
 administration building tomorrow I Books for first year work are parti- i cularly desired.
 Following are the foreign language I departments and English department
 books which will be used this year:
 Foreign Language Department
 Spanish
 I First Spanish Course, by Hills an6
 Ford; First Spanish Reader, by
 Roessler and Remy: Lecturas Faciles
 by Wilkins and Luria, s1.60; Espans Pintoresca, by Marcial Lorado, SIPS; Alarcon's Novelas Cortas, by Reny. College Spanish T Beginners Spanish Book by Ham. sler and Parmenter; Spanish Reader
 by Turrell; Zaraguetta, by Rowland Brief Spanish Grammar, by Indrahan l; and Edgrem; A Trip to South Amer 1, ica, by Waxman; Spanish -Americal Short Stories; by Turrell, S1.10 Marinella, by Galdos: Jose, by Val [ des, soc; La Navidad en los Monta : nos, by Allamirano; La Barraca, b, . Blasco Ibanez; El Sic de Las Ninas by Moratin:s La Vida es Sueno, b, Calderon;, Electra, by Galdos; Parti e a Tiempo. by Larra
 sl Latin Lessons. by Smith, s135 : Beginners Latin, by Place; Caeser |
 Gaul, by D'Oge and Eastman, $2 Il Cicero's, by Gunnison and Harley, $.
 French
 Q French grammar, by Fraser an s Squalr: Le Premier Livre, by Mera. : s1; L'Abbe Constantin, by Halevy e Le Voyage de M. Perrichon, by La h biche: Le Petit Chose, by Daude : 75c; Chatrian's Madam Therese, ). Erckmann; Short French gramma Il by Carnolian: Colombo, by Merir1e
 S5c: Les Oberle, by Bazin, soc; MI
 de la Seiglier, by Sandean; Le Fran
 cais pour Tons, by Noela Debrul n s1.s5.
 II English Department II First Year: Sentence and Them III with Punctuation Tables. by War II g: Lady of the Lake, by Scott, 75S T. Homer's Odyssey. by Palmer: Mel II chant of Venice, by Shakespeare. 65t H English Narrative Poems. 55c; Sketc H Book, soc: Treasure Island, by Stt II venson, soc.
 II Second Year: Ivanhoe. by Scot II sf; Julius Caesar, by Shakespear II 65c; Three Narrative Poems, 60, II Tale of TWO Cities by Dickens, ?0' II Types of Short Stories, by Hydric III 65 cents.
 Third Year: As You Like It, !
 Shakespeare. Csc; English and Amei
 ican Literature. by Long, s1.S5; Or
 gon Trail. by Parkman. soc; Amer :. can Patriotism, by Gathaney, 55
 The Melting Pot, by Zangwill, s1 5 ID Abraham Lincoln (drama). Drinl A water, roc.
 M Fourth Year: Macbeth, by Shak speare, 65c; Minor Poems, by Milto