Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-29
ALBUQUERQUE HIGH SCHOOL

Y ALBUQUERQUE HUGH SCHOOL
The baccaIaurcate service of the
high school will be held in this
high school auditorium Sunday
7 May 90, at p. M, when the fol-
lowing program will he given:
Music, "Marche Militaire"
tschubert) A. II, S. Orchestra
Invocation ...,..............
......Rev. Charles r. Mexican
Music, Ave Maria" (Bach-Gou-
nouul '....,......,.A.H Fl. s.
Double Quartette with Orchestra
sermon, Rabbi Noise Bergman
announcements ..............r..
''...,,.,.,,S upt John Milne
MUSIC, .,..,...A. H. S. Orchestra
(a) Tho Gondoliors ......,.
Venetian Suite (Nevln)
(b) Love Song .........
Venetian Suite (Nevin)
Benediction, Rev. A, M. Knudsen
Glass Day Exercises.
Class day exercises will be held
at the high school auditorium
wednesday, June l, at Sis p. m.
The program will be as follows:
Music. .n.......A. Fl. S. Orchestra
Class History, Margaret yesterday
Class Prophecy ...............
81 Margaret Gusdorf, Ralph Maron
vocal Solo, Sing Sweet Bird
NGanz) ..........,L Lillian Jones
presentation of Memorial 500.
.,,.............. Merton Lewis
acceptance of Memorial. ......
49,. ............. Mrs. La Bar
Snap Shots of the Seniors. 80.
.t............H Helen Grunsfeld
Violin Solo. "Legende" CWien-
leskD ........,..,M Mary Tharp
presentation of Cane to Juniors
..........,.,..J John Wilkinson
Acceptance of Cane. ...........
....,........C uyler Ferguson
Siass Will.,....... Helene Shade
EoohR '....... Senior Class
Music, Goodnight" (Nevin) 80,
...''........A. Fl. s. Orchestra
Commencement Exercises.
High school auditorium, FRI
day, June 3 at 8:15 p. m.
..t PROGRAM.
Overture, Morning, Noon and
Night in Venice (Suppe)
............A. II. S, Orchestra |
Invocation, Rev. w. s. Vanderpool |
My Heart at Thy Dear Voice
Samson and Delhah (Saint
SaenS) ............
Double Quartette and Orchestra |
Commencement Address. ......
.,.............. A. Miller
Violin, "Scherzo Capricio (Da-
Vid) ............D David Marcus
Presentation Of Diplomas. go.
................C M. Bolts,
President Board of Education
Recessional, DE Koven. ......
............,.... Senior Glass
They'll BE Freshies.
This ia a topsy tulvy world.
Here are 1875 eighth-graders actu-
ally graduating from the grade
schools, where they have been
looked up to for the past year as
upper classmen, and they are so
elated and proud of the fact, and
yet next fall, when this promotion
actually takes place, where will
they be. "Why "freshies' in the
high school. of course. Lower
classmen, who must, according to
tradition, be very meek. However,
their day will come, and mean
while they are bright, active
happy lot, who will grow up to
be useful citizens.
And why shouldn't they be-?
During the year every room in the
city schools has striven to get a
gold star on tn health banner, in
dicating that each pupil was clean |
and we'll that his teeth were
brushed and his hair was brushed
and that his nails were clean. The |
school nurse has visited the rooms
regularly and out of $500 pupils
IN the city schools just about zoe
have received actual treatment for
physical defects free.
In addition to the care of their
health there are the athletic or
ganizations, track team work, ten
mis- teams and playground activi-
ties for the younger children.
There is the special room for chill
dren who wish to catch up on
some special subject so that they =,
may skip grade, on for those who
are actually behind in a few sub
jects but do not wish to be held
back for a term or a term and a
half. All of which make for the |
happiness and the progress of the
students in the grade schools.