Arizona republican., 1921-05-20

the problem of national defense.
 The camps will be free of charge and aside from the military training will afford q very pleasant vacation. For further particulars concerning the camp those wishing to go may inquire of Dr. Putney.
 Grammar School Graduation
 The Glendale grammar school held it's graduation exercises Thursday night in the auditorium and the fol- lowing program was given:
 High School Notes
 Friday the goth marks the close of another successful school year for the Glendale union high school. The graduating class this year num- bers 24. About one-half of this num- Der have been born and rearSd in the Glendale vicinity. Of the total number finishing the high school this spring, five have expressed their in- tention of going to Normal school. six to college or to university, four to business college and one to a school of music. The pupils who graduate from high school of the state of Arizona this year deserve more credit than usdaI. due to the fact that a recent action of the state board of education placed two more subjects on the list of required sub jects for graduation from a high school in the state. which ruling has in the case of many seniors made a readjustment of studies and study periods necessary.
 Both the senior and junior classes have put on plays this year The work of the pupils along this partic- uIar line of school activity has shown a decided improvement over that of past years. and high stand ard was set by both classes, for those who are to follow in the coming years.
 However. the school feels that it. duty of the public is not fulfilled by merely furnishing some really higf grade amusement, but seek to ren- der some real material service throughout the year from time tc time as opportunity may offer. Th' boys of the carpentry classes hav' aided in the public library by build 1 ing bookcases and partitions. Th' domestic art classes did considerable 1 work on Christmas presents and gift | for the kiddies in the communit, | just prior to the holidays. Many O | the girls in these classes have mad, i practically all Of tkeir own clothes including hats this year. The mem i bers of the domestic science cIasse | have promised to help with the fes l tivities of our great Chicken day. an, 1 have plans already made to prove L i the patrons of our school and to ou l visitors that the boys and girls O Glendale high school know how | operate in any great and worth whil
 undertaking and that they all real ize that all lessons cannot be learne ! from books. Actions speak loude than words We are indeed inter
 ested in our school and it's growti I yet we do not forget that the hig school is only a part or the Glendal sI district and that 10 help the schoo
 we need to help the entire communit
 whenever and however possible. Miss Nina Freeland will return {
 her home in Pasadena via the Gran Canyon. She is intending to spen
 the summer in California and ex
 poets to attend the summer scho, ! at the University of Southern Cal
 fornia. Later she will visit San Fran cisco and vicinity.
 Mrs. Aldyth Bruce is to be in tf east at her home Tn Greenville, | She will also stop ar the Canyo . Her summer home VIII be part 5 spent in Urbana, H.. saKing summ' 7 work in the University of Illinois. I Miss Mabel Bartlett will leav Glendale soon and will tour Califo t mia before returning 10 her home
 Kansas City
 Miss Cynthia Marian will be : Phoenix for the next few weeks, b ? later expects to attend the summ
 session of the University of Cal
 fornia at Los Angeles. She will all
 spend some time at the Californ e beaches.
 7 Miss Gertrude Marshall returns
 her home in Alhambra, Calf, fo 1 the early part of the summer Lat l. she expects to take trip to Minn' 2 apolis via Oregon, Washington aT s the Canadian Rockies She will r i turn to California in time to srt Berkeley in the fall. It is her ii n tention to spend next year workir . for her masters deeree in that il e stitution.
 Miss Mabel Belden will spend u g early part of the vacation in Ss