The Arvada enterprise., 1923-01-25
School Notes

Of interest to the public. was received
by the superintendent recently: II
, wish to join with the president Of the
association, Dr. VIM. B. Owen, Chi
cngo, nl., in congratulating you on
the high professional spirit Of your
corps Of teachers, and to tell you that
we take pride In presenting you with
certificate for 100 per cent en-
rollment Of your teachers In support
Of the program of the National Edu-
cation association.
Very sincerely.
(Signed ]. W. Crabtrcc, Scc'y."
1t Is pleasure to announce a vic
tory for A. II. s. in practically new
field. The debating team. consisting
Of Eben Young. William Teller and
Kenneth Burgess. debated the nf-
firmativc side Of the question, ere
solved. That Labor Injunctions
Should Be Abolished" Mt Lafayette.
Monday evening, and won by FL
vote. Lafayette accorded such cour-
tesy to the team and conch that a
strong desire IL felt to visit thcre
again. The Judge, Of the debate
were DR.. Ellison, Mr.. f. r. Talbot
and Mr.. Taylor. Since this Is the
first time in many yenrs that A. Fl.
s. has won debate. members Of the
team and the conch. Miss Conboy, nrs
entitled to our congratulations and
wishes for future success In this field.
The two successful performances
Of "Hcr Honor the Mayor" given by
the senior class At Edgcwatcr. Janu.
ary 90, were fnvornblv received and
npprecint"d by the pcoplc Of Edge ~
water. The orchestra. Of which n "'o ~
school !. Justly proud. f"rr' an. ..,d ~,
music with their usual ,orruphrr Va, .afeI
Tho Monday rnR-but she wssnti Hh
program, in TO the door Of the privml
eonsi.tc A"c ana vented her indIR,,ntion:'
nm. "Mndnm IN have you know thu
1rr II million dol,arsv
ciasses A., C,prter wns nghnst.
inal story. "The Pillar Of Nfnd
Church" WAS also clevcriy sivsn by
the same class Unusual skill and
originality was revealed on the part
Of the cast
Colonel Hutchinson Of Denver was
our guest on Wednesday. After
viewing the usual morning ceremony
Of the color guard. he complimented n
the members Of the school for their -
devotion to the flag Of our country.
According TO the colonel, and With
truth, success depends upon the abil-
ity to deliver the goods. Whatever the
line oflwork chances to he. Ellmina-
tion Of every chance Of failure In
surea this ability. Morality-clean
md straight t-dcpendability. resrect
for Others, and n determination TO do
everything better than II has ever
been done before are all attributes
Of succeas.
| ~. ". 2. wns surrcs-ful In nddTnv
kr""'h"r hnskctbnN victory to her list
Tridnv. Jnnusrv 10 Th" "ir'.' tes~r
defeated F-"'"wood. with n .~oro ~
3A-1A wh''" the bov-' tonm tri-
"m""cd With a score Of 33-i0.
This Friday MIGHT A. Ii,tlcton. IN.
teams will hnv. tho opror.nnitv of
wipino out n mast score. Although
the onposnv team. -rc ,'rono, sue
ccss Is not impo--ibIe One writer
hns snid that II YOU hone. ~ou don't
trv. In other words. you fieht best
when you face odds. BE that ns II
NAV. admiration Is for the team
which leaves nothing undone. Then.
II " loses, II cxpectcd ns much: ~ IL
wins. II knows the intense Joy Of sur
prize md satisfaction.
Protests against Louis Morton, n
stnr player of ISttlcton hiph school,
hnvc h""n fled by Sunerintcndcnt
Rice Of Brighton for football and by
SnocrIntcnd"nt WhcntIey for bnsket-
ball on the grounds that the records
~ the high school a. Billings. Mont.
give Morton's birthday mr. February
~. 1901, which makes hi. age over
~ v"nrs md, therefore. ineligible TO
participate In sports In the suburban
lcngur. A meeting Of the supcrin-
tcndents of all high schools Of the
icnguc will be- held soon 70 decide the
case.
In the near future the hiph school
will present "The Gypsy Rover"
romantic music comedy. Mr.. John
son win have charge Of the music.
Miss Conboy. the dramatic psrt, and
Miss whitehill tho terpsichore Work
on this production begins this wsek.