The Arvada enterprise., 1923-01-18

Wss uSueIeU au Amlu new resolutions
and regrets for the might have
BEEN" The number Of fatalities,
fowever, was not out Of reason, and
the feeling persists that at least some-
thing has been learned from failures
and that better results may beassured
next time. In the future more pupils
will be honorable and truthful with
themselves as to judgment Of results,
and above all. will believe with their
whole heart that hat they do we'll
and know well will somehow at some
time be properly rewarded.
Careful attention will be paid this
semester to the question of citizen
chip among pupils in the high schools.
Only by emulating the qualities of a
good citizen can pupils hope to at
tain the qualities, which n well known
business man has said should mark
success in later life, to-owt; "Alcrt-
ness humility, eagerness to learf,
enthusiasm, devotion to the taak in
! 10. willingness to become identi.
fled with his supcri6rs .rHrr- nm
q purposes aapirotion for progress and
q high standard Of integrity"
T Hsv Hoover sr responsible
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rhc hr1du Trucher'f club ipturrG
ihe brief years ince childhood Mon
Ie'raiug ai unique rarty given iu
ihr Kindergarten room Appropriate
uaewa mnde of .h, f'1y chain ugg
tpbles WHOM rarrolhmenl were
/ cr"ed Ihoa. maet'oes although Of
"a prafr-''lra. and -oeiai u1lme, bayr
p 'Ha'a especially useful in bringing all
T, ..e uthsl uf. cIo-n harmony nnd
to. 3ueH H.rmonv .a1da d, flr
m1H inspiration and assistance IN
work
3 Things TO be remembered are three
3 in number; The senior class will give
two performances Of their success fui
play, "Hcr honor the Mayor" at
, tdrcwo'cr Community church. Sat
urlay afternoon and evening. J1u.
20, second-Arvadn's debating team.
consisting Of William Teller, Ebon
, Young and KcnHolh Hnrrcqa, win VI,
! g. Lafayette, Tuordry cvcning. Jan.
22, 90 take the affirmative side Of
tho question: "Rra0lypd that the iu-
junction against lnbor should bc nhrl-
irhed." Naturally victory is hoped for
not only MS iecompcnac for con
sciougtious effort and labor, but ne
. = privilege for ontertaing future con
tests this season with other schools
Third-Thc high school pym will
! again be the scene Of rouinp basket
, bali games, Friday night. when En-
plcwood meets hrvndn. Do they
hope to win? Does tho public cx-
tsct 10 be present and do their share?
May the answer in both cases by
"Yes."
The basketball team Of A. II. 8.
experienced both victory and defeat
during the last weekend. Victory
At Golden when the oys' game re-.
suited in . score Of 25 70 23. and the
girls score, 0-l6. Defeat. when the
gtmes with Nttleton were played on
the home floor. In view Of the fact
that Oscar Levine. the captain, was
unable TO play either game. Il l. felt
that the team rallied very we'll. Louis
Graves WAS . worthy sustitute and
played his best. II Is interesting IN
rote that practically all Of tho girls
second team WAS used with success
during the Golden game. Very
, favorable comments were heard In re-
gard 70 the plays Of Gertrude Camp
bell and Sarah Holland. Lack Of pep
in the roofing section wns very evi-
dent In connection yith rootip9.. lst