Arizona republican., 1921-12-09
GILBERT HIGH i JOY
 NIGHT" B|G SUCCESS

GILBERT, Dec. s.-The "Joy night put on by the high school students last Friday evening proved the big gest drawing card in the history of the school. Many favorable com ments concerning the 21 booths were made by the crowd. The stage pro- gram, consisting of seven clever num- bers, was as heartily received as the booths and was especially entertain ing. The total proceeds were s154.16. Although there are still a few bills outstanding, it is estimated that over s10o will be cleared. This will be applied on athletic debts of a prev ious year.
 The next big school entertainment planned is a school play which will be staged early In the spring. The road east of Gilbert is now open, the new cement bridge over the Eastern canal having been completed. This is quite a convenience to many of the students, as they had been compelled to come to school in very roundabout way during the construc- ton of the bridge.
 The Gilbert Tigers will play the Tempe high school team this after noon at o'clock on the Gilbert cam pus. The town people are showing | . as many of the ranchers. former bas- ketbal stars. This will be the last scheduled game between Tempe and Gilbert. The Tigers were victorious | in the game with the Tempeites played at Tempe a few weeks ago. The Senate and the Gladiators meet | In their weekly debate Friday. The ! Gladiators won the first two contests
 but the Senate Is out for revenge The library is to be the forum
 Judges have been selected and they are expecting a hard task in deciding the winner, as the sides are well matched.
 A poppy assembly was called Mon- day afternoon. Miss Trinkle spoke
 about Joy night and told some of the
 many complimentary remarks she | had heard about it. MT. Carpenter l said s153.46 had been turned in tc him up to date. Mir. Biery compli-
 mented the students and the faculty
 on the splendid spirit they had put forth to make the night a success. 4 good yell practice led by Thelms Hatch and Faust Cooley followed.
 Miss Josie NJ. Trinlxle, Leona Min per, Nelda Silverthorn and Ivy Mil. house attended Epworth league con- vention held in Tempe last Saturday
 in the evening. during stunt hour
 they put on a clever number.
 l The posters which have been ap
 bearing daily upon the bulletin boar
 this week have been causing grea
 deal of curiosity among the students
 But all will be made clear this morn
 ing when the students see the fina poster: Invest in Good English
 Next Monday will be the beginning O
 Gilbert high schools observance O
 Good English Week." Many plan
 have been formulated to assist tn
 students in correcting bad grammar
 The Woman's club held it's reguia
 meeting in the auditorium Wednes | day afternoon. Mrs. C. A Robinson
 district president. was present an gave a number of suggestions whicl
 the club will work out in order L
 make itself function to advantage Il
 the community. The women fur
 nished refreshments consisting O salad, cake and coffee. They wer served in the domestic science din
 ing room by Misses Zelma and Lore Crandall, Della Freestone and Cecil Darphin. At the opening of the pro gram Paul Freestone gave a voca } solo. Miss Louise Dilworth playe the accompaniment. Dorothy Peter . son recited a selection.
 Mir. and Mrs. Floyd Crandall an Miss Zelma Crandall were the guest : of Mir. and Mrs. Henry Peterson c . Chandler on Sunday.
 r The ent-Teacher associatio f meets Monday. Dec. 19.
 s Miss Carrie Welch of the Temp 2 Normal spent the week end In Gilber
 The civics class has moved to tn
 history class room.
 ' The third year English class ha s moved to the library because there = no way in which to heat its clas :. room.
 e The l.. D. $. dance committee an :. nounces that there will be bi
 dance in the L. D. s. hall this ever | ing. Excellent music will be fui ' nished hY the Chandler musicians.