The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-02-15
News Notes of
The High School

Ys who are lovers Of music, comet
Ye who delight in watching the IN
tricate steps of the light fantastic,
| come!
Ye who find interest In scenes TO
| mantle, come!
Ye who admire the beautiful In art,
comet
To the high school auditorium, March
9th and 10th,
When the gypsies, danes and squirss
hold sway.
1.-THE Gypsy Rover" one of the
most finished productions ever staged
in Arvada, will fulfill your every OK
pectation. The cast Of characters
have been selected and are hard ut
work. Since it requires patience,
skill and an untold amount Of work
to give such performance, it was
deemed advisable to apportion the
work to the following people:
Music, +. A. johnson; dancing,
Miss Whitchill; dramntics, Miss Con-
boy; stage managers, William West
and Roy Mitchell; sale Of tickets and
seating arrangements, Miss Duggan;
advertising and ushering, Miss Mel
low.
The Arvada Parent Teacher asso-
citation is certainly making name
for itself. A goOdly number were
present at the enthusiastic evening
meeting, Tuesday, February Is. The
program was interesting, the refresh
ments served by the domestic science
department appetixing, and the eve
ming successful, from an educational
a. well a. a social standpoint. a
worthy fund was given . substantial
start At the meeting. the same To b.
used In the purchase Of some much
needed dishes. This il = good csuse-
and every one ID welcome TO con-
tribute TO the growth Of the fund.
A. l.. Trelkeld, assistant superin-
tendent Of the Denver public schools.
gave an inspiring talk on Education
and Its Possibilities" In this con-
nection we were given the following :;
Efficiency consists in getting what
you 70 after. School administration
cannot be successfully controlled un.
less its problems are studied and
open and ready for new ideas.
| whenever CTItICIbUU VI bCuOVi hybtcUH
takes place II is = sure sign Of q.
healthy condition. Criticism proves
that people are interested, and also
challenges the school people to sec
II they are doing their best. Such
a condition exists At the present day
Sorrow has come to the home Of
one Of our most highly respected
teachers. Miss Johnston. The sym
pathy of the entire school and fac
ulty goes out to her and her mother
In their sudden bereavement. Dur
ing her absence. In which she h
greatly missed, Miss Z. Sccrest y
taking her classes.
The little color guards were very
successful In their undertaking Mon
day and Tuesday night. Their sue
cess proved that interest II conta-
gioua. Each member Of the color
guard was vitality interested In SELL
Ing tickets 10 the movies on these
nights. Such an interest created .
like interest In the minds Of others.
and. AZ . result. many dollars were
placed In the fund with which 70 buy
suits for the members Of the color
guard. These SUITS are 70 he typical
OF the school colors-cherry and
white.
Lincoln's birthday was observed ~
= very fittirV manner. Effective
flag ceremonies were performed by
the color gunrd, and, In addition. n
complctc review Of Abraham Lin
coin. life was given. emphasizing
those qualities which made him not
only great but good.
The Wednesday r'orning assembly
period WINS rendered very entertain
inc md nnusipv b,, Miss Nu,,ht.,,