Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES.
Reported by Marguerite Bristow.D
The journalism class has been
organized with the following staff
Margaret Gusdorf, editor; Max
Ealazar, athletics; Grace Moore,
bthletics; Vera Rittenhouse, art;
Eewel Dixon, dramatics; Kenneth
Iireuter, news; Marguerite Bristow,
music and organizations; Nerio
Eaise, auditorium; Mildred Baser,
literary and exchange; Philips Osu-
pa, jokes.
The staff of the first semester
has been transferred to the print
Ing department.
The English classes of oratory
ind debate have been organized
NTH q president, vice president,
|ecretary and treasurer. In the
|irst period class the following
officers were elected: President,
Josephine Miner; vice president,
Elsie Clayton; secretary and treas
! rer, Petro Matteucci. In the
fifth period class the officers are:
President, Marguerite Bristow;
ice president. Elliot Dampt.
The Latin club win hold u meet
}ng February II. The Cicero class
Viii give a very interesting pro-
Tram and all Latin students are
Urged TO come.
New Students.
There are ten new students In
Ichool this semester, as follows.
Elsie Reynolds, ninth grade, Old
Town; Lila Ella Christopher, ninth
|rade, Albuquerque; Thelma Belle
Haynes, ninth grade, Phoenix high
Echool; Be Esther Greer, ninth
1rade, Albuquerque; Mable Randle,
lenior, Pratt, Kans.; Wilbur Chas.
handle, tenth year, Pratt, Kans; ;
|Ielnern johnson. Special. Albu-
eQrque; Madge Gibbs. post gradu-
4 tie special, Palatime, Ill.
Richard Coffman. formerly of
i. II. s., has enrolled at the u.
Il. M.
Euna Speake has gone to Okla
loma.
Honor society.
Plans are being made for the
organization of a new society In
4. H. S. This will be called the
Honor society of the Albuquerque
Ugh school. Its object is to pro-
|note scholarship. Students who
tXerage G, meaning good, in the
3irst semester's work, will be eligi-
/ lie for membership. A student
hay have one M, if this is offset by
n f. They must take part in
Iome of the schools activities, out
Eide OF the regular course of study.
This society will be organized as
bon as the faculty committee have
/ lone over the records of the first
Iemester.
Pep Meeting.
A very interesting pep meeting
Vas held Friday morning to adyer-
Use the Clovis basketball game.
1iembers from the physical train
Eng classes gave demonstrations of
he work done in the regular phys
bal training classes.
Max Salazar told about last
ears game with Clovis; Milo Linz
shicum made an appeal to the stu
! ents to SUPPORT the team by at
Ending the game, and the meeting
'losed by giving the high school
/ ells.
Report Cards Issued.
Report cards were issued We'd
oday containing grades for the
trst half years work. Report
iards are given out on the We'd
esday following the close of each
In weeks period The students
Ire supposed to take them home,
how them to the parents, and then
9eturn them to the teachers on the
4 ay following. on the card is a
lace for the parents signature,
Il nd these cards should be signed.
ONE students have failed to take
he card to the parent, others have
bst their cards. and duplicate cards
lannot be furnished. Parents are
rged to visit the school on any
1chool day between $40 and 4:10
3or conferences with the teachers
l regard to the welfare Of the
kudents.
Our "E" Students.
The following students have
|hade e, meaning excellent, in five
3udies: Harris Grose and Maxwell
Ierritt. Those making T. in four
objects are: Thelma Gatchel, vi
han Gibson, Eunice Herkenhoff,
gnes linden and Virginia Ogg.
Virginia McLandress made three
rs. Those who made E in three
Iabjects are; Charles Barber,
J Insley Burton, Veda Cooper, Eliz-
beth Fee, Daisy Frederisy, Helen,
3labasnia, Maxine Haltheusen,
rosemary Morgan, Merton Lewis.
[ dele Morelli, Edith Nelson. Mar
= ella Reidy and Ollie Stewart.