The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1921-10-06
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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There were many there including
the Alumni and few that formerly
went to school. The decorations sue-
gested Autumn and were very artis-
tic. The rofreshmcnts consisted Of
ice cream, sherbet and cake and
were greatly enjoyed The only
thing the matter with the refresh-
msnts was that they interfered
with the excellent music.
Everyone at the A. H. s. 10 wait
ing with great fear and trembling
the arrival Of the report cards Tues.
day. A great many casualties are
expected after the shock Of the first
look.
The Annual ]. II. S. Weinie Roast
was held last Friday and we must
say it was = great success for there
was no interference on the part Of
the upper classmen.
Mr.. johnson, the music director,
is organising a glee-club of forty
voices in the Arvada high school and
1t will later give concerts In con-
junction with the high school or
chestra.
The P. T. A. special meeting ID
scheduled for Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
There is some very urgent and i'm
portant business to be transacted.
So a large and enthusiastic audience
ID expected.
TIE Athletic Association has for
its president, Lee Headrick, n very
capable senior, and very fine bask-
etball player. Miss Grace Schoech,
also an excellent basketball player
who was In our victorious team last
year 10 our vice-president. Leland
Lewis newcomer to this school is
our secretary. To become member
Of this association one has to pay 26
cents. A substantial reduction ID
made to all members Of the associa-
ton on all admissions. I,
The Freshmen were having q fine
time Of their wcinie roast when they
were suddenly raided by = bunch of
brainless Sophomorcs, Juniors and
Seniors. The Freshman had dis
posed Of all the "eats" before the
raid, thus leaving their opponent,
nothing for their trouble.
Tho Spanish Club y going to be
formed in the near future. All stu-
dents taking spanish may be mem
bers. The club members win speak
to each other in Spanish, and will
probably give plays In the Spanish
tongue. "
The Athlstic Association win give
|Aksi1 October Ia ,Tbsry ~ b
booths Represented ~ w .and
senior high school, ~ we'll - Ms
Alumni and tho P. T. A. The school
will be open to all by six o'clock and
all who can should come In time "a
enjoy the supper At = nominal cost
by the jolly Juniors.
weeping and wailing and gnash.
ing Of teeth" Is the general program
Of the class in American Literature
these Friday mornings, when some.
one Ii called upon TO give his speech
and either has to say "Mr. Chairman
I am unprcpsred," or is forced u
state his views on something very
foreign to his nature.
At the annual fair which has been
scheduled for October l4th. the p
T. A. has been granted the conccs.
sion Of the "Home Cooked Food
Nooth." Don't forget IN call Al
this booth ~ we are promised oil
sorts Of good juicy pies, well frostst
cakes, "n'evcrything" which We know
the ladies are very capsule Of max
ing.
The band has offered to attcnt
the Fair and give n concert. Where
else could you got such music free
TUNE "Ovcr There")
Better go-Better go-To the fai'
at the Arvada High.
For there's fortune telling,
| And pie and coffee,
| And ice-cream cones and kill-th"
Koon.
| Better go--Bctter go-See the pla!
by the Sophomore Class.
Hit the dodgcr,
And try the popcorn.
See the Kissing Booth, fish pond mn
guessing game.
In. b. No Profitecring.
Thursday afternoons the higl
school syncopnted orchestra meets !
the sixth period 10 practice undc
the instruction Of Mr.. Johnso"
| Many Of the students who had ncvc
played in the orchestra before Eel
very unnecessary and miserable, n
they were not experienced in en-
semble playing. But after hearin
| Mr.. Talbots striking address the
decided there Ii no such word n
can't" and anyone would be nmn'
cd At the pride of A. II. g." tn