The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-07
HIGH SCHOOL

VIII VI iht htAt ftdN~
HIGH SCHOOL
one OF the most Interesting o:
he special departments OF the
High school. al least 10 the boys. ~
that OF manual art. which n housed
la the brick building north OF the
erhOol. The machine shop, next
40 the Santa Fe shops, r. the best
equipped one In the city This ..
duc TO the policy 81 the a.. : gov.
crnrncnt II giving 20 schools ui
certain standing. permiHHion 10 bus
at about 10 per cent Of value.
machines used but very little By
d the government In munitions and
war material Wants The policy OF
this department has been. with the
aid OF these large machines, 20
teach the students TO make their
wi tools They design them. make
the tracings. the blue prints and
wood patterns and then get tho
Iron castings made ut u local foun-
% dry. doing the final machining
Themselves, This offers training
III a skilled trade besides the prac-
teal aspect OF having plenty OF
tools AT a reduced ost. Forge
work OF a college grade Is done in
this shop and auto mechanics
taught.
Tho class in wood work II
working on hardwood furniture.
each boy buying his materials.
They are making such ARTICLES a.
library tables. reclining cots.
writing desRs. chests and dining
soom chairs.
Friday afternoon the Home
Economics department gave an OK
. N.rN.u4AAE MI. nIN - NLNu l....aH
moni presided. and tho following
program was given:
Largo; CHandci), Orobestra.
Toy Orchestra. Director. Miss
Hopkins. Second Ward. Leader:
Master Chari.e Harris.
April Showers -Orchestra.
TAlk-Eilen ~ Richards, Mar
iorie stcarns.
Talk-Drcss Noherfa Duncan.
An illustration of bad Taste In
iyess-Helen Hiiliard and Mar
purpt Bum.
song Miss Marian Edith uine.
TalkZTcxtiics. Beatrice Caller.
Recitation-An II Tor Crib.
Jescile Wolf.
Song-Alice Blue Gown. LILLIAN
Caldwell; accompanist, Margaret
punn.
Taik-pirt in Health, Frances
Cart wright.
Ialk Diet In Disease. Grace
Wickham,
Talk-The Feeding OF children.
Helen Glahasnia.
Fashion Parade. An exhlnuton
dresses made by the girls In the
sewing department. Ninety dresses
were shown. The girl making the
dress wore u. ana Miss GIL an
nounced the material and cost of
She dress.
orchestra Selectton-Tho Eve
ming Star. tNerdi).
f The guests and faculty were in
yited 10 the department and served
with punch and wifcrH.
tanThe negative team. made up Of
Josephine Miner. Erma Megs ana
Hazel Freed. won In the debate
on fhe question. "iiesolved. That
sIreland should Have Home Rule"
Mt M High school yesterday. The
affirmative and losing team was
owen Marion and Helen schneider.
Judges for the debate were Mlss
= hbessse Hall. Miss Ruth AN and
Glen BorlAnd. WoodfOrd Weflln
presided az the meeting.
The whole day was given over
Co entertainment Of visiting parents
nj the High school. In the after
noon the girls gave n fashion show
IN which they displayed dresses
made by themseive. Several papers
were also read by students.
The preliminary oraforicai ant
d~cclnmatorA contest given under
the auspices OF the public speak.
Ing department OF the High schoo'
was held on "Wednesday evening IN
the High school auditorium. The
winners OF these contests viii rep.
resent Albuquerque High school IL
the state contest on May AZ
The winners OF the oratorica'
section were Woodward Hcflin. who
won a gold medal, and Dana Todd
who won the silver medal. N
the declamatory section Edna LAP.
per won the first place and tns
gold medal. and Irmn White house
second place and the silver medal
The program OF the evening fol
Orutorlcal section
Barcarolle from Tales OF Horf-
man Offenbnci
Orchestra.
Our Educational System ...
..t........ owen b. NarroI
Why America should Help
Itussia .. Charles Ferggsof
Home Rule for India" ......
.As... Ear Marcul
oar Ahx~er 'ecil y oofl
'Theodore Roosevelt, The Ideal
river Protection for The no
Grande valley cuyier FergusoI
The Scattered Nation 1900.
e.......... ollie ~silvorstsiI
"A Necessary stcp''
.,.......... Woodford Henll
"a In bien-Aimee' 100. scnut