The Arvada enterprise., 1922-10-12
School Notes

Only few short weeks ago, the
Annual High School Fair was an
event in the dim future. Today 1t
is the subject of prime Importance
in our thoughts. Minds have been
searched for new ideas; plans have
been made and changed. and every
conceivable thing has been done to
insure success for the Fair. Now 1t
ia your turn to show that you ap-
preciate the untiring efforts that
have been nut forth. Come to the
high school building, Friday evening
October 13. at $40 o'clock, and he
unwilling to leave until You have
seen and eniovcd several II not nl'
Of the following concessions. inc
drinks and hot-dogs mt Senior booth,
candy booth and boxing stunt by
juniors. the much-talkcd- play by
/ trn Sophomore class. icc-crcnm booth
~ charge of the Frosh. fish pond bv
the eighth grade and confetti from
ho seventh rradc. A picture show
10 The Radio Club. novelty booth
w Teacher Training class, gym
rrsium exhibition, and last but not
: lepst, the good pies nt the p. 7. A.
'o"'h. Show your true. Arvodn
Sn'rit bv supporting the first real
event of the school year.
For several years, Supt. Whcntlcy
has wished that Teachers Club
night be orranizcd. Monday night
saw the fulfillmcnt Of such wish
ir the form Of dinner served by
members of the Domestic Science
Department to all tcnchers on the
faculty. After the dinner. w
wns credit TO the Domestic Science
'""artmcnt. Mr.. Casey, Supt. of
S'hoo's in Lonrmont, gave m inter
citing talk on The State Tcnchcr's
i-"o"intion in general AMI Efficient
~" herg in particular. 'ho teach
OPP rv""ct to have similar meeting
ov.f'' eiH wocls. In this way they
rn-o 20 hnorr7n better ncrnirtod
.'.1 20 dorTo much benefit from
-1rN ar ORGANIZATION,
Mrs C1ttcrson provided % yea. ONE
ioynblc assemble period. "3o'r"
morning. III" rnnils were dr'ia.'
,1 ,,.;.l IL. It,.I. ,i,..... ...t &C..
realistic hoyio" r-.'ah rlvcn bv
members Of the sB
The Souhomo~o c1"rr oulrv,l q
wcinic ronst lne' r.'1rv r'"nt ir -
Women Canon. About ri''" ln"-'
mowhrrr wore present nrd ir sui,a
~ No r"s' "a' number or urncr-
'rl"orr"r ''.'-A 20 interfere with tho
rar'v ovorvp"n reported wonder.
rll time.
Tho p. r. A. hold their rooulnr
reo'i0" Wo10cslov AFTERNOON IN
ihc high school auditorium. The pro
pram consisted NJ exhibitions by
various rooms Tho mothers Of 8B
served tca "ud rnl.n. II ia earnestly
desired tbot more mothcrs intend
/ these mcctinPg
DR.. Miller pavo an Illustrated Ice,
turc on eject" Wednesday morning
with much truth be- stated that al
though onc-fourth Of the bones Of
the entire body are below the ankle,
people give little or no heed TO the
proper cnrc Of the feet. Mr.. Buck
les Of the University of Colorado
spoke also IN the assembly in regard
10 school papers. lie said that
school pnpcr IL in incentive for the
PUPILS To be In activities. A good
rhpcr IL n good advertisement for
n school. He commented favorable
IN the Arvada school paper.
II was very much in keeping with
Tie above talk that the Arvadn
school paper "The Trumpet" should
mhkc its first appearance, Wcdncs-
day morning. Six editions nre 10
be printed for the nominal sum Of
fifty.cents. Everyone is expected IN
subscribe for this prpcr, for Il In
very worth white.