Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-01-22

A new BahcoclI milk tester,
electrically driven, has recently
been secured for the chemistry
classes and will be used by the
girls in household chemistry dur
ing the second Week of the new
semester.
The following record Of number
OF pupils enrolled in the various
departments during the past six
weeks is an indication of the dis
trlbution Of pupils In the various
departments for the first semester.
In the English department, $40; in
the mathematics department 500:
in the Spanish department, 430; in
the history department, S75; in the
science department, sos; in the
commercial department, 147; In the
Latin department, 1870; in the
printing department, A; high
school pupils and a number of
grade pupils.
Mr.. Burton, who has been kept
at home for several days on ac-
count of sprained ankle, is again
able to meet his classes, THE
Prince Chap" which was postpon-
ed will soon be scheduled for a
definite date.
The freshman outside reading
lists, revised, were printed this
week under the direction of Mr..
Carleton. The pages are Of book
size and decorated at the tops of
the pages by picture Of the vol
canoes as n souvenir of our locality.
One thousand copies have been
printed with the intention Of sup
plying freshman classes for three
years. One copy will be given to
each freshman enrolled in an Eng
| fish class. other copies may be
| bought for ten cents, the money
to be placed with the book fund
for the purpose of buying new
books for the library.
A moving picture of the pupils
as they left the building was taken
Wednesday also a panoramic pic
, ture of all pupils, and moving
picture OF high school bellies and
one of the redheaded pupils
| Hugo Giomi, who has been in
the navy for the past year. will re-
turn to high school at the begin
ming of the new semester.
| Hl-A held a regular meeting
"Wednesday afternoon at the Y. w.
c, A,
We made a mistake In our re-
port Of the faculty game last week
We find that our faculty won their
game with the Indian school fac
ulty Is to 10.
The girls team left Friday morn
ing to play at Gallup.
At pep-meeting Thursday
morning, the boys of Mr., Van
| Buskirk's gym classes demonstrat-
ed the forward roll, the backward
roll forward somersault, knee
spring, head stand, pyramid. dis
lance spring, flying somersault
and other athletic feats.
| Webster society won the debate
1 Tuesday against Roosevelt society
on the soldier bonus proposition
Webster had the affirmative and
| Roosevelt the negative. On the
affirmative were Russell Gere
whose speech exhibited consider.
able ability, Lenore Petit and Ar
1 mold Rosenwald; on the negative
were Yuel Bergman Virginia Maini
and Donald Hubble. Fifty pupil;
were in attendance. As this was
the big freshman debate between
the two societies. considerable In
terest was shown. The judges were
Miss Gill. Miss Clark and Mr.. Bor
I land. Besides the two faculty ad
visers OF the societies, Miss Dixor
and Miss Phillips, there were sew
, eral other faculty visitors, Mis-
Takken and Miss Sloan. and TIVE
parents, DIR. and Mrs. Bergman.
Hi-Y members are anxiousl,
awaiting the initiation of new
members which will come off II
the near future.
Composite themes in the Amer
lean history classes were complete
and handed in this week to Mis-
Edsall.
) The girls league program whicI
) was scheduled for this week ha
lbeen postponed until next week O.