Albuquerque morning journal., 1922-12-24
SCHOOL NOTES
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The girls in the art classes had
ia Christmas party Friday. after
noon with Mrs. LaBar as honor
guest. Each girl had made one
gift and presented 1t to the girl
whose name she had drawn. All
the gifts were hand-decorated,
and included hair-receivers, shoe
trees, hand-painted candy baskets,
perfume bottles, hand-painted
pictures, vanity cases and candy
boxes. Those present were Miss
Lillian Shanks, art director; Mrs.
LaBar, BERTHE Arnot, Eloise
Boren, Kathryn Burroughs, Ro-
sale Furry, Jessie Holt, Chris
tine Ieftwich, Vivian Mirabal,
Gertrude Mcdonald, Edwina Pru,
Lillian Scott, Leila Silver, Gertha
Stafford, Marjorie Stevens and
Ruth Wood.-Reported by Chris
tine Leftwich.
Webster Society Debate
"Resolved: that the Philippines
should be granted complete in
dependence before 1925" was the
question considered by the Web
ster Debating society at the reg
ular meeting Tuesday afternoon.
George Hubbell, Vivian Gibson,
and Ollie Pitt We're the affirm
ative speakers. The negative
were Leona Raney, Elizabeth Fee
and Margaret Whitesides. The
judges, Lillian Scott, Earl Marcus
and Margaret Marron rendered a
decision in favor of the negative.
Elizabeth Fee, Vivian Gibson and
Margaret Whitesides were chosen
to compete with other Webster
debaters.-Reported by Ollie
Stewart,
Roosevelt Society -,
A meeting of the Roosevelt
debating society was held Tues
day, December 10, at the close
of school. The question for dis
cussion was Resolved: that the
Philippines should be given in
dependence before 1926" but ow-
ling to the absence of several of
the debaters, no decision was
given. The debate will be repeat
ed January 3. The affirmative
will be upheld by Orrie Davis,
Hazel Freed, Evelyn Brosey and
Andrew Sutherland. On the neg
ative will be Pearl Smith, Marian
Crawford, Gladys Doris and
Helen Schneider. Plans are be-
ing made for an inter-society de-
bate to be held in the auditorium,
for which literary letters will be
awarded.--Reported by Helen
Schneider.
Dates, Candy and Everything
The cooking laboratory was a
VERY busy place on Thursday and
Friday, for the girls were making
candy for Christmas. The favor
ite recipes were those that told
how to make date fudge and
pinoche. The work was done
under the supervision of Miss
Vanderwork, the instructor
Reported by Gertha Stafford.
Assembly
"A short assembly was called
Friday morning. Addison Moore
talked about the opening of the
basketball season, and urged the
support of the students.
Girls League Circus
The circus given by the Girls
league Thursday afternoon after
school was q decided success
The main show, a movie, wild
Nell of the Plains" was given il
the auditorium. A song, Aim
/ it Fierce to Be Beautiful" was
feature of this part of the per
Torrance. In the gymnasium tht
: ringmaster, Edith IIine, introduc.
ed q number Of trained animals
! represented by Annie Dolde
| Christine Shaver, Lockeye Pow
: ers. Mabel Snyder, Edna Gatlir
! and Louise Goelitz. The fat lady
; bal was Helen Hilliard; the glass
, eater, Hon Barth; the snake
charmer, Ollie Pitt; Hawaiian
| dancer, Dorothy 'Wickham; tight
J rope walker, Sarah Farrell
jumping jack, Niles Strumquist
! clowns, Mildred Lighton, Mildred
| Brooks, Maxine Halthusen, Eliz
: abeth Sherwood and Helen Kay
J Beatrice Noe played for all tht
! special stunts. A jazz band, LEI
by Bunella Mandell, furnished
: the music for the other events
The members of the band wer,
J Anita Richardson, Dolores Benja
. min, Lenore Petit, Clara Stevens
: and Helen Stevens.
Fellows Club Luncheon
i A very interesting address wa
: delivered to the boys of the Eel
: lows club by c. u. Barber, Wed
) nesday morning. His subjec
/ was Selling" He stated tha
} everyone sold something at SOM
{ time, either products or his owl
> personality. To be a successful
! salesman one must have re
} sourcefulness, personality ant
/ character. Resourcefulness /
. necessary because your projec
: might attempt to get you cor
} nered; personality, for one j
} pearance; and character, so a
! to win the confidence of hi
| work. Following the speech b.
+ Mr.. Barber, the boys, $50 II
8 number, went to the domesti
science rooms, where the girls 0
the department served roast bee
{ sandwiches, Boston baked beans
5 potato salad, apple pie and cof
! fee.-Reported by Frank Grim
j mer.
/ Second Semester Subjects
2 The new subjects to be offere,
f the second semester, which be
t gins January 90, are: CONNER
: cial law, business English. U.
l civics, physiology, trigonometry
S solid geometry. New classes vii
s be formed in the following sub
! jects, which We're offered thi
/; semester: Social English, ora
| tory and debate, U. s. history
{ M. and M. history. ancient his
. tory, Spanish 1B, Spanish lie
. geometry lib. Programs for tn
Y second semester were made ou
. Thursday morning.
: Howard Heyn, member of tn
) Junior class, who has been alb
e sent all week, had his tonsil
$ removed.
f Art Glass Girls Make Panels
! Rosalie Furry, Eloise Bore.
and Christine Leftwich have bee
. making senior panels for tn
, High school annual, La Reata.
: Dramatic Club Meeting
1 A meeting of the Dramati
: club was held Wednesday after
/ inoon after school, Two panto