The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-02-05
HIGH SCHOOL

first yonr Gallup has had "a team
There were four girls ON the team
who never had played in a match
game before. and three who had never
played before mil this year.
There were four freshmen on the
team hich played Gallup which nj
dictates that the team In the coming
four years undoubtedly viii be an im-
portHnt factor in the state champion
ship.
Margaret Foraker and Louise Goc
litz. the two freshman forwards, VIII
be hard To beat when o. comes 20
speed and ability at basket shooting
Pauline johnson. "a freshman will be
"a hard guard TO contend with ne the
opposing forwards capno lose her
Grace Mlckham, "a good gaurd usu-
ally. ala not play her regular swift
game Adelaide Noble, who was re-
placed hv Juliet White us running
center. Is uu able contender Tor lu-
let 81 position a. center. and with Ollie
Iiu continued support a. jumping
center played % good consistent game
trVuccr Shercr. % good steady tor
ward did not play her usual game.
The Gallup team played ID better
game here, with Mary Myrlck star
ring for her team.
The game with the Indian school
was 20 louzciy-pyycd une-slded
game much to the disappointment OF
the audience. the Indians. not be-
ing used To the small gym had % hard
time to accustom themselves To- the
floor space. The scores were us fol
lows
Indian game. 3S-6. IN favor of \. n.
s. Gulluu. 1919. IN favor ~ \. ". :.
After the games. a dance was given
al th, country club which was at
trudct boy the teams,
To, girls LETT yesterday. February 4.
for Santa Fc, going by auto, whore
they oNngct 10 play one OF the hardest
games of the season.
Elizabeth Blattman.
New Books nc the High school
The Uigh school library has re-.
roIyed one hundred new books during
th, last two weeks
Some Of the books Of fiction are
les Miscrables by Hugo Wee Mac
grcgor Eniists. by Bell. John HalitaN.
The Light hat Failed. and Just So
Stories hy kipllng. Adventure -
Tom sawyer and Hucklobprry Finn,
10y Clemens: To Have and To Hold.
boy Johnston, I'M many more
There are also many reference
books on business, home economies.
literature poetry Greek and Roman
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ing ancient history and medieval and
modern history.
Anna Katz.
Spread for Cast aud Debating society
Friday night after THE Prince.
chap a spread was given Tor the cast
by the member NJ the Webster and
Roosevelt debating clubs. and the or
che-tru and Dramatic club The
other guests were. Mrs. Ia ltr. Miss
NHnfL nm MIC n.aFa NF I.wTuUI
and Mr. Eldodt.
Miss purkee. one Of the spanish
teachers, was absent from school two
and one half days pa account ~ III
mess. Miss Adele MorelI substituted
during her absence
An assembly was called Monday
morning January 30 FOR tho purpose
Of advertising the play given hy the
braWufic club. Friday Feb . Three
short scenes ~ ACT two were given
boo order to arouse the Interest ~
tho pupils and start thc -ulo " tickets
Mr. Borlaud Duyler Ferguson
Josephine Miner and Edna Upper
rpvo short talks coz 90, sale of
tickets
Tho matinee or Tho Prince chap
which was Eivpn Thursday afternoon
was % success
Tho whole cast showed that they
had had thorough training Fred
'rioh Ward played tho part NJ VIII
liam lcyfon exceptionally we'll:
Adrian Morris gave n delightful por-
travail Of tho Earl Of Huntington:
Nunion. played hy Cuylor Ferguson.
and pucker- played bv Vivian Gil-
son, wcr" most delightful and en-
toriHlning Cecil Goff Low Thatcher
ANA allie SIlysrsfo.n. who PLAYED thc
pYrfs NJ fh" artists gnvc their audi
'uCo Che impression that they had
sampled Che said hot punch We
didn't know that Mildred Sugrs who
played the past ~ Alice TraNcrs.
'"uld uo 4n heHrtle-s Myrtle Brown
secured fho sympathy of her audi
tuc' with Der uIfiful pleading Who.
would have Thought tHHf Frank Din
Hlh who ugycd the part o. the
trurkWuu. was so strong claudia
in the first and second acts. was
played hy Helen Glabusulf and she
showed wonderful training ana ereat
dramatic ability ThcimH Noc who
PLAYED Claudia IN thc third nct made
qrlio 20 hit according tu things hear .
on the s.d lines.
Mildred Zjrbut
Honor Socirty students
student making five Us FOR the
third sis weeks. George Olson
Fhos" making four 20 Forrest Ap-
piohy Florence "BruoEgpmau. Mildred
Creighton ora Fitzgerald Eunirp
Herkcnhpr Ellon Knopf Edna iip-
prr Maxwell Merritt Stanford Noble
Louise Oestreick. Lsnoro Petut. Mar
celia Roidy.
Those making three Fs' Charles
Barber. Virginia Bragg Myrtle
Brown. Margaret Castillo. Neda
Cooper. Viola Cos. Gladys Doris. Ma
taie Furatenfeid Gcre Russell vivian
Gibson, AgneF linden, Doyie Mae
johnson. Richard Lewis. Virginia Nc
l,andress. Josephine Miner. Mabel
Olson. Lockeye Powers Leona Onney.
Marian Raney. Arnold Rorenwsld
Marjorie Stearna Annabeile sterrett.
ollie Stewart
Those making two Es; Robert
Bolts. frances Burdoil. Dorothy
Booth. Tinscly Burton. Oiin Bray.
Dorothy Cheney, Franklin Copp 1rma
Crackei. James Creel Maude Crosno.
Leo Farr, Elizabeth Fec. Helen Fox
Mildred Freed. Resale Furry. Hoien
Galabasnia. Nathan Glassman. Culia
nfnaauaun Gail Epff Hnrrf~ Hruar