The Arvada enterprise., 1922-11-02
High School News

Inc L. L. "A. Will hold their regu-
lar meeting, Wednesday, November
the eighth, at three p. m. 1t Is
not only DESTROYS but II is also the
duty of every parent in Arvada to
become a member Of this organiza-
tion. 1t will neither cost you an
exorbitant price, nor will It require
much Of your time. Since you will
benefit both the organization and
yourself by coming. will you put
forth the effort and be present next
Wednesday?
Acting Chief Justice Teller of the
State Supreme court who holds oHs
Of the most responsible positions In
Colorado, spoke in Assembly, We'd
nesday morning on . subject Of
vital importance to every person
whether young or old, the subject Of
"Rules and Laws" In other words
Of the Judge Government IL that
which directs us; its purpose = 70
insure the protection Of individual
rights. Every person should uss HE
rights and properties In such . man
ner that they will not i,,jurc others.
1t is your duty to respect the laws Of
your country. The violation Of one
law leads to the disregard Of other
laws. This country will never pros
per unless the citizens respect the
laws made. To be n competent citi-
zen. one must abide by the laws,
study public questions thoroughly,
md vote intelligcntly."
The Masquerade party given By
the Junior class, Saturday evening.
October 9th. proved q big success.
The greater part Of the high school
pupils as well Ms many alumni were
present, and the happy spirit Of
Halloween was In the air. Accord
ing to the Juniors, the best time Of
the year WINS provided for everyone.
Fun ran riot for several hourr among
the witches. clowns. japanese, Chin
ese and other characters Of namslsss
origin. A prize was awarded to TIE
witches. Thclmn and Sara Reeves for
the most conspicuous girls costume.
and to John Bncher, "a flnppsr" for
the best boys costume. THE writer
is cndcbted to Mamie Ross for the
above account.)
q The Arvndn Eleven" are still hold
ing their own In regard TO football.
As everyone knows victory again
favored them last Saturday in thsir
tussle with Bear Creek high. The
team meets the same opponents lis
week end when another favorable
score is hoped for. According 70 :.
Supt. Whcatley and Coach Wander
hoof. the team Ia not putting forta
the real effort TINT Ii necessary 70
insure victory In battles TO come.
With this end In view the team ~
been practicing every evening VIA
several Of the football veterans q
n town.
A new schedule, ~ far ~ frssh-
men and sophomorss are concerned
went into effect Monday morning.
This necsssitated = division Of ~
freshman and sophomore CLASSES h.
70 three parts each. Such = change
increased the number OF CLASSES sad
the need Of n new teacher was WI
evident. Miss sanner Of Wisconsin
University has come 70 iii this Rssd.
This teachers hope TO accomplish
more and better work ~ . result 81
this change.
The Colorado State Teachers As
socintion meets In Denver, NovsA-
Der o. 10. and II. This convention
should be csnccinlly interesting tAk
year To Arvndn people because nr.
johnson, our music director, u n
hnvc fun chnrgc Of NIL music for
these meetings. He expects 10 have
the following organizations furnlah
n large pnrt Of the music: The Asv.
nda and Enplcwood high school
orchcstras; the Arvadn, Golden and
Fnglcwood high school CLEO clubs
and n chorus comps,cd Of junior
hirh school voices You who are
f,p.iliar Wit" rr. JohhsWyH NoSA, p
~ .r'' tns- 49, t~tr% - w
Dol. .-.a aa0.t.tliA ~. aesn s.ss-aS-
ful and you may fel nyssed thsE
this Undertaking will be no cxvsp-
ton.
The "a and sB classes contributed
their share 81 Halloween fun iaN
Friday night from . until 3 p. n.
Halloween costumes were very much
in vogue; and ns for real fun their
party surely rivnllcd The Junior par.
~ Of the following evening. Tbe
class wishes TO express its spprssia-
ton 10 Mr.. Ellsworth for the si4ss
which he 30 kindly donated. XXI