Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-12-11
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

La Reata staff met Tuesday to
discuss the annual contests. Plans
are under way for contests in the
literary department and in the art
department. Both these contests
are open to all pupils of the high
School. The literary contest VIII
include poems, stories and essays
The art contest will consist OF car
toons.
Plans are being considered for
hockey games for the girls In
Washington park.
Freshmen were assigned seats In
assembly last week. AS there are
over zoo freshmen this was no easy
task.
The orchestra has begun to
practice new music ror the junior
play.
A picture of the volcanoes was
selected from the drawings of the
art class to be sent to the engravers
as a die to be used for rings, pins
and stationery.
A basketball team made up OF
the boys taking shop work is I'M
DER Way hIs Ndll II 40 ocAA'S
to match this team against the x.
NJ. c. A. team.
Auditorium was called Monday
morning for the purpose of hearing
a reading of Postmaster General
Hays letter requesting the people
of the United States to mail Christ
mas packages this week. Burton
read the letter.
The girls basketball team prac-
tees an hour each evening after
school. They expect to play several
games with out-of-town teams.
For the luncheon which the de-
batting societies recently gave in
honor of our own and the visiting
team, Miss Vanderwork of the do
mestic science department was as
sisted by her sister. Girls in her
cooking classes served.
During the last six weeks eleven
freshmen, three seniors and two
specials have enrolled.
Tickets will be on sale next week
for the junior play, Peg O. My
Heart"
Russell Gere has just returned
weeks with his father.
Senior English classes wrote es-
says this week on subjects appro-
pirate for the observance OF Ameri-
can education week.
Pupils who made "E" IN four
subjects during second six weeks of
school: Forrest Appleby. Clyde
Cleveland. Franklin Copp. Ora Fitz-
gerald, Vivian Gibson, Eunice Her
kenhoff, Ellen Knopf. Virginia Nc
Landress, Maxwell Merritt, Jose
phine Miner, Louise Oestreich,
George Olson, Lenore Petit. Mar
celia Reidy, Arnold Rosenwald.
Pupils who made "E', in three
subjects: Tinsley Burton. Veda
Cooper, Mildred Creighton. Natha-
lee Furstenfeld, Russell Gere, Helen
Glabasnia. Nathan Glassman, Mary
Mcdonald. Adrain Morris. Mabel
olson. Lockeye Powers. Marian
Raney, Mela Sedilla.
Pupils who made "E" in two sub
FACTS: Joseph BENJAMIN. Elizabeth
Braden, Virginia Bragg, Florence
Brueggemann. Robert Bolts, Clara
Buehring, Viola Cox, Irma Cracker,
walter Dolde, Gladys Doris. Howe
Filler, Elizabeth Fee, Hazel Freed,
Daisy Frederisy. Celia Glassman,
Harris Crosse. Maxine Halthusen,
Woodford Heflin. Ernestine HUI
ming. Wilson Keim. Johanna Klein
worth, Albert Kool. Christine Left
wich, Ralph Losey, Edna Upper,
catherine Mcclellan, Carmen Mo-
relli. Adele Morelli. Dorothy
Moore, Merritt Robson. Mary
RoehI Robert Ruoff, Eulalie Saa-
vAdra, Clarita Sanchez. Marjorie
schults, Ollie Stewart, Hollis Stew
art. Arabella Sterritt. Louise Sny-
der, Dana Todd. Irma Whitehouse.
Joe Whitehouse.
Old Town.
The first grade pupils are learn
ing Christmas songs and verses.
They are also trying to get gold
stars for being good and not talk
lng. The head ones are DORIS
THORNTON and Lena Archibeque.
Miss Wells is the teacher.
Miss Duran's room is noted Tor
lts excellent grades in arithmetic
Ind spelling. The pupils having =
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