Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-10
SCHOOL NOTES
HIGH SCHOOL

The very interesting and appro-
pirate posters advertising the jun
ior play, Captain Kidd" which
are seen in the high school halls
and the show windows down town,
We're made by the art classes under
the dirertion of Miss Shanks. These
posters represent the best work OF
the class. During the teachers con-
vention the art classes displayed
the pictures made this year. Miss
Reid, the art supervisor at the
Santa l'e High school, exhibited
some OF the pictures made by her
pupils.--Reported by Christine
Leftwich.
Juniors Start Ticket Sale
The junior class meeting Thurs
day morning was called for the
purpose Of starting the sale of
tickets for Captain Kidd, Jr.
The class was organized into four
teams under four captains, Mildred
Lighton, Ella Clayton, Mabel Olson
and Clyde Cleveland. The presi.
dent, Marcella Reidy, appointed the
advertising committee, Franklin
Copp, Vernon Herndon and Bunel-
la Mandell. The stage committee
consists of Maxine Halthusen.
Frank Stortz and Frank Grimmer.
Fellows Club Hears Cartwright
The Fellows club met Thurs
day morning and, in accordance
with President Hardings procla-
nation, the time was devoted to
The club president,
Hugo Giomi, introduced Edward
a former student of a.
II. S., who has returned after an
absence of six years. Mr., Cart
wright has seen a good deal of the
world in the years he was away.
He is a firm believer in the fact
that opportunity does not knock
at your door, but you must go out
after it, and it is found after much
study. He learned this through eX-
perience with a number of So
called opportunities and now real
lied the value of a good education
He has returned to get q diploma
from A. II. S.-Reported by How
ard Heyn.
Observe Education Week
The Girls" league was addressed
morning by Miss Nc
Cormick, of the department OF
physical training at the university
She stated that the aim of physical
education was to develop the body,
and consisted in rowing, hoeing,
carpentry, and various forms Of
outdoor work, as well as games.
Children need more exercise than
mature people, and games and
other devices are provided by
in order to encourage the
of the big muscles.
Two hours a day is enough time
for high school girls to devote to
physical exercises. The aims of
physical education are social and
physical development. The social
values are the teaching OF honesty
fair play and obedience to author
ity. The physical values are
strength, skill, endurance and de-
of organs and muscles.
Physical education is now recog-
nized by educators everywhere, and
more attention is paid 1t each year
Miss McCormick's talk was help
full and an inspiration to the girls
by Gladys Madison.
IDter-soclcty Debate
The Roosevelt and Webster So
cieties met Tuesday afternoon in
the study hall. Resolved: That the
German reparations should he re-
duced, was the question. The af-
firmative was taken by the Web.
ster team, composed OF Russell
Gere, Christine Shaver and Louise
Oestreich. The Roosevelt team,
Edris Curtis, Hazel Freed and
Gladys Doris argued for the neg
alive. The, decision was In favor
Of the Webster society. This is
the second time the Websters have
defeated the Roosevelts.--Report
ed by Eliot Wigglesworth.
Kodac Club Meets
A brief meeting of the Kodac
club was held Wednesday after
noon. The sale of calendars,
prints, and the picture exhibit
we're discussed.
Home Economics
The home economics department
served lunch on Wednes day and
AANA SdtlJ " oluublllS anu ldCulLN
who live too far away to
go home for lunch. Hereafter this
department. will serve every Tues
lay, Wednesday and Thursday.
Soups, vegetables salads, sand
fruits, desserts, and milk
will be served at a low cost. The
served this week were ex-
cellent and large number Of the
students took advantage of this op-
to obtain a good lunch.
The work is done by the girls who
are taking cooking under the su-
pervision of Misses Gill and Van.
ierwork.
Girls Basketball Season
An unusually large number of
girls are out for basketball prac-
ice and since the guards and CEN
.ers are unusually strong, A. II. S.
will have strong team. Mildred
Brooks and Mildred Lighton are
again trying for positions as guard
md Aubrey Bell and Pauline John.
ion are candidates for the place.
elizabeth Sherwood, n new girl, |
who comes from Dawson, will be |
IN addition to the team. She and
ithel Burgin are trying for run.
ing center. Louise Goelitz and /,