The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-05
HIGH SCHOOL
tto2. Annual

Drawings for the 1879 annual
,nre practically finished. some NJ
fhr cuts have bee returned from
lfhe engraVpr and the printing
department has begun TO set tyuc
Annual staff met this week In
room $40. In charge % the Editor
D Ia-Chief Maxwell Merritt. Plans
have been made for charging sos
} ierel departments aud for the ad-
I idition OF new department. This
years isruc begins b use uf col
? tored plates which Will probably be
= continued On future years because
OF the policy Of sfnndurhizlnn de-
, partment heads that has been
p adopted this year Editors of va
rious departments havo planned
SURPRISE which viii BE- kept srcret
until the publication of the annual
fThe staff plans tn launch Oh" sale
OF ANIMALS within two week In
order hat We q be- airc Go print
! tcnuuEh copies 90 supply tho iu-
creased dcmans which the growth
OF the iiigh school Will probably
Z hiring tn" circulation manager
4 Cugier Ferguson and his assistant.
EHri Marcus. Mildred Leighton Sid
inev Marcus and otto Behher Will
imanage the distribution In such q
way that those who subscribe first
will receive their copies first. An
other order goes TO the ~engraFcrs
Saturday. one OF the features OF
the alumni department will %" ric-
lures OF the tennis and track teams
OF last spring that were taken too
iate TO appeal iu last wear = annual
Several stories and essays Of cou-
Z siderable merit have been handed
= An for the contest
Miss F1ehr has substituted for
Mias Jardluc this week
Tho foliowiug students have been
nbseht FOR some time on account
OF illness Moilic Anhlln, Rachel
'Pnisano. Henry Gonzales Arnold
lnoscnwal6. Walter Kemp Claude
Tarter. Agnes Hinden. fredcrick
Barer. Gertrude Lynch and Wilbur
Wilson.
English Rcport-
Tho report Of the English de-
partmout Tor the first semester is
On follows. Total number enrolled
900. r. b. 2 per cent. q . p rer
cont: Ms. 80 per cent: CH Is per
cont rs ~ pei cent.
Honkf society pin~-
Now that tho work % the second
semester b. wei under way 70
: might be- well Co call tho attention
: OF the undorrlassnien 90 IN" rr-
puircmou's for ownership OF th-
gold. and FIlfrg 40 which urH
awarded BY the school authoritios
for excellence IN scholarship. A.
Abe time ~ graduation the silver
a becOmcs 10 property Of tho stu
! dent u he b. a. hat time n member
~ The Scholarship society and has
been eligible 20 membership siN
: Youngsters and has been in 4. II 3
for A. least tisrrc remcsters
The requirements fot the gold 4
on grnduntiol D OF Curse hirhnr
Rnd demand that the student SHAH
hnvs been q member each semester
OF his High rr1ool cNccuf his iirsf.
Nfambers 81 the freshman clnse
N tlny win ad mission this semester
lmay wear the gold \ upun Erndua-
fion. The silver A may be won
NV %anterinE the society later but
rhe student muu enter this scmc
ster II he wins a gold A.
Those who hq5r won tho right
' 10 wear the gold 4 up 20 tate ure
Margaret Eastcrdgy. 81 MNr+lt
Brown. Maywen Merritt. Ednt
I4lpuer. I%osephinc Niinor. Hnrri|
Grose and Nlrgirin MctandreT.
OF the class q '22
u D. "a noteworthy fact thai
iananv NJ tho colleges and unIVer.
iaifler Of today nre 'euuirInE eN.
nmiuutions for ontrnf CO. in Hu ef.
Tort 40 raise % standard ~ schol.
nrsiHu and many m them inclul.
Ing Harvard. In nsl-nr Tor trnu.
srribts Of *. dos on application fni
ndmissinn specifically urge that CD,
nrnde which The prinrlnol recon.
,mends be- given also, ne vol ns o..
mere passing grade Needless ft
= say. members 81 tho Schoiar-hu
isocisiy will be given tho coriis
Recommendation by school nuthorI.
tics
~Intrrsogirty Debate
February IS. tlte fourth inter.
society debate wa held between
tho Roosevelt and fhc Webster du.
P lhntihg societies. Tho subject was.
p Resolved. THAT the Tritod state.
ishonld opnct "a law similar to th,
Kansas Industrial law for seuling
the Industrial dispute
This subject wos admirably a.
cusscd by members Of boih toams
Tho affirmative speaker who rcp-
hesehted the Webster society were.
: fEinorn Davis WIN Glnss ana Mabel
Olson: the negative, Helen KlmlNli
3 Marian Crawford and Helen
%iAchnclder. represented the Rousp.
iveits The main speeches were Hll
tcommendable. but the bost work In
REPUTATION was done By Marian
/ Crawford Helen Schneider and
tElnnra Dawn
The judges. Mis- Tallkcn and
Mr.. Binnco. awarded thc decision
10 thu negative team. A. this de-.
lcision ties the score, each tcnu
having won W. debates. a Keen in.
'tcreAt Is oentering ! n the next con.
itest4
Interest in debating has beer
good this ycnr. and has resulted i.
developing some good thinkers and
sneakers.
,Hcrehcy Demonstration
~ M. and Mrs. VIII J.. Blackwell
iof ~ Pnso, gave an intercsiin,
DEMONSTRATION the domestic sci
'cnrf tudenis Friday Mr. Black