Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1922-02-13
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

Frances Blake has gone to Lor-
eta, Colo, to attend the Loretta
academy.
Richard Mason was operated on
for appendicitis at a local hos
pital last week.
George Naples returned to
school Monday after a week of
absence, during which his tonsils
were removed.
Alton Bacchus, junior, has
gone to FL Paso.
A debate was held in the Roose-
welt Debating Society February
Z. The question was: Resolved,
That the United States establish
a court of industrial relations
similar to that of the Kansas
court OF industrial relations. The
debaters were Rosalie Furry, Alice
Olson and Helen Kimball on the
affirmative, and Helen Schneider,
Marian Crawford and Hazel Freed
o. the negative. The judges de-
cid2d in favor Of the negative.
Those chosen to represent the So
ciety in the inter-society debate
we're Helen Schneider, Marian
Crawford and Helen Kimball
The Webster Debating society
debated the same question. The
affirmative speakers were Elnora
Davis, Will Glass and Lockeye
Powers. The negative speakers
were, Isabelle Patterson, Mabel
Olson and Maude Crosno. The
lat
society debate were Will Glass,
Elnora Davis and Mabel Olson.
The affirmative side won, and
this side will be taken by the
Webster society in the debate
with the Roosevelt society.
Thursday morning the student
body of A. H. S. were assembled
together to see the demonstration
in speed typewriting given by
Miss Margaret owen. Miss Owen
was the worlds champion typist
for several years.
In the past week several teach
ers have been absent on account
of illness. Mr.. Mexican is substi
tuting for Mr.. Burton, who has
been i'll several weeks. Miss Swift
ger is q substitute for Mr.. Long,
and Mrs. Barnhart for Mrs.
owens. Miss Wilkinson was absent
on account of her mothers ILL
ness. Mrs. Barnhart substituted
for Miss Wilkinson.
The scholarship society of the
high school held its regular
meeting for the election of officers
February 7. Those elected were:
President, Josephine Miner; vice
president, Nathan Glassman; secre-
tary- treasurer, George Olson.
The scholarship society is COM
posed of students who average for
the semester at least two Els and |
two G's. Its object is to promote |
greater interest in school work and |
to reward those who come within |
membership requirements. Silver |
AS are presented to all new mem
bers, and gold AS are presented to |
those who at the end Of their junior |
year have been eligible for five out |
of the six semesters.
The scholarship students, as a |
whole, have interests in school life |
other than grade-making. Some |
members are class officers and La
Reata and Record staff members,
while many of the members are
active in athletics, dramatics and
The members of the society for
this semester are:
Forrest Appleby, Joe Benjamin,
Robert Bolts, Virginia Bragg, Myr-
tie Brown, Florence Brueggeman,
Tinsley Burton, Clyde Cleveland,
Veda Cooper, Franklin Copp, Irma
Cracked, Mildred Creighton, Gladys
Doris, Elizabeth Fee, Ora F'itzger-
aid, Annabella Franklin, Mildred
Freed. Nathalie Furstonfeld, Rus
sell Gere, Vivian Gibson, Helen
Glabasnia, Nathan Glassman,
Harris Grose. Maxine Halthusen.
Woodford Heflin, Eunice Herken-
hoff, Agnes Hinden, Ellen knott.
Edna Upper, Virginia McLandress
Merritt, Josephine Miner
Adele Morelli, Adrian Morris, stan
ford Noble, George Olson, Mabel
Olson, Louise Oestreich, Frances
Parker, Lenore Petit, Leona Raney,
Marian Raney, Marcella Reidy, Ar
hold Rosenwald, Mela Sedillo, Hol- |
is Stewart, Ollie Stewart. Arabella i
Joe iWhitehouse.
ATRISCO.
The boys basketball team has