Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-05-08
LIBRARY SCHOOL.

Robert Bolts presided over the
meeting that was held Friday. The
following program was given:
Yells for Mrs. Cooney and Mr..
| Moore, led by Vernon Herndon;
speech, Mr.. Moore; piano solo,
Nathalee Furstenfeld; what Ath-
letics Has Meant to Me-" Virginia
Mainz; What Athletics Has Meant
to the School," Donald Hubbell;
'"rhe Value of Athletics in the
Grade School," Christine Left
witch; presentation of senior ban
ners, Mr.. Milne; response, Robert
Bolts.
The eighth grade sewing class
has made the first dresses this
Year. These dresses are made of
Bingham or calico; the girls had
to give the price of everything
used. Many of the girls had never
made a dress, and their first ones
We're very we'll made. Helm Ro-
Henbach is the youngest girl in
the class, and her dress is eXcep-
tionally well made for an eleven
year-old girl. Marie and Rosa
Hoch, twins, made two very nice
dresses, using the same pattern
and material. The class made 23
dresses.
- Pupils who made E in the last
arithmetic test are Charles Rice,
s-lWAIiam Reed, Marian Raney, Lee
onore Petit, Louise Ostreich, An
nabelie Franklin, Dolores Benja-
. min, Arthur Trauth, George Hook,
David Herriott and Rosa Hoch.
The Spanish teacher, Miss Elliot,
gave a difficult test in advanced
Spanish last week and the follow
ing pupils made e: Daniel Sala-
gar. Arthur Trauth, Virginia Mainz,
Wallace Sheridan, Isabel Gutierrez,
Martha Yott Helen Yott, Louise
Ostreich, Marian Raney, Eliza Sc
ligman, Leonore Petit, Russell
Gere and Robert Bolts.
The eighth grade took the Otis
intelligence test Wednesday morn
ing. There were ten different
tests given and it took an hour
and q quarter.
(By Donald Hubbell.)
What Athletics has done for
the Library School this Year"
Athletics has done a great deal
in the Library school this year. Ii
mas brought more interest to the
pupils for the school and has
aroused the school spirit to a great
extent. But this is not ali; it has
added two or more banners to the
school to-~those that We're won in
the past year.
At first our ambition was to
get the banners; secondly, to hold
them, and third, it was to win
them permanently. We did all
three OF these this year. Not only
ed these banners. with Grade
School Championship written on
them, improve the looks of the
school, but they leave a memory
behind and will arouse the spirit
of those who are coming after us.
The winning of these banners
was not due only to good running,
ShurdIing and Jumping, but was due
TO the will power and determina-
ton of the school. At first the
thought of losing I'M an event
made many draw badS, but the
thought of losing the banners
which we had won made them de-
termined to stay in the meet.
All our training has started in
different lines of development to
be continued in the High school.
Though our training has not
amounted to much. still we know
in a way what we can do and can
train ourselves further to be able
TO compete against others when
the time comes.
1t would hardly be right to say
that the Whole winning of the
track meet was due to ourselves.
We owe much to Miss Rodgers,
Mr.. Moore and Mrs. Cooney, who
supervised the training and pro-
gram, and made possible for us to
win and keep these TWO senior
banners.