The Arvada enterprise., 1923-05-03
School Notes


be over for all time. Ac they pre-
pare for their baccalaurcate serv-
ices on the evening of May 20, their
class-day exercises on the afternoon
of May % and their commencement
program on the evening Of May "a,
when comes n fitting climax for the
first lap Of their journey on the road
to success, it is wondered how many
seniors can answer Eyes" to the fol-
lowing questions. II they cannot,
their education has been failure
in one respect; because education
does not consist only In the inforna-
tion found In books:
I. Has education given you SYM
pathy with all good causes and made
you espouse them?
2. Has 1t made you public spirited?
3. Has it made you brother to
the weak?
4. Have you learned how to make
friends and keep them?
s. Do you know what it is to be n
friend yourself?
6 Can you look an honest man
straight in the eye?
7. Do you see anything to love in
n little child?
s. Can you be high-minded and
happy in the meaner drudgeries of
life?
Q. Are you good for anything your
self?
10. Can you be happy alone?
II. Can you look out over the
world and see anything but dollars
and cents?
12. Can you look into mud pud-
die by the waysidc and see the clear
sky?
The entire junior class has been
faithfully rehearsing their play ''The
Nihilist". Now It Is ready for the
public. Two performances Of the
same were given on Friday last at
Edgewater to . very appreciative au-
dience. Those who were fortunate
enough to see either performance
are loud In their praise Of the play
and the characters portrayed. Such
reports should induce the people Of
Arvada To put forth every effort 10
see and enjoy the same next Fri.
day and Saturday nights. Tickets
may be purchased from any member
Of the junior class or at Mr.. Bucks
and Mr.. Mahannah's at popular
prices. Since the number Of reserv-
ed seats 10 limited, make your reser-
vation early and avoid disappoint-
ment.
An unusual production will be
staged by the grade school on the
evening Of May II in the high school
auditorium. The production Is Of
the nature of May festival which
will consist Of two-act play in
which elves, fairies. and will-o'-thc.
wisps will dance and sing TO the tune
of enchanting music In addition,
several other musical selections, in
cluding songs and dances will be
given. Remember the late, and
come. We are sure you will because
who doesn't enjoy watching the lit.
tie children pcrform7 Admission BE,
phonoPraph benefit.
/ MIDDAY morning the pupils Of A.
II. s. were plcagantly entertained by
the play an the Spring n Young
Mans Fancy" Members of the cnBt
which included Fay Wilson, Alice
Wilson. Mamie Ross, Mary and Bes-
sie Browne. Margaret tcFarlane.
Gertrude Campbell and Henry viii
liams took their parts with exception
nj ease md ability. Miss Whitehill
coached the play.
Tch seniors Of the Aryada h$,h
school were the guests together with
the seniors Of Denver high schools
of the Boosters club of the Univcr.
sity Of Colorado on last Saturday
night. Az that time the University
presented Mt the Denver city audi
torium musical comedy "Fuss and
Feathers. the cast Of which was com
posed entirely Of men. The comedy
was nm excellent portrayal Of the mr..
tivitics prevalent nt the University.
This wns exactly in keeping with the
event. since the Boostrrs' club give
this annual spring pnrty TO the high
school seniors with the hope Of in
tcresting them in our State Univer-
sity.
Music hnth charms to soothe the
troubled mind md 70 Danish cares
away. This WAX the state Of affairs
on Monday morning, April 30, when
Miss Blohm, \ musician Of promise,
played TO the assembly no grncj0u.ly