The Winslow mail., 1925-01-16
Winslow High
School Notes
(By Helen FusselD

Dorothy Penrod, who has attended
the Northern Arizona Normal school,
at Flagstaff until the Christmas va
cation, has joined the ranks of w. H.
S. She is on the sick list at the pres
ent date.
The second semester starts next
week and it is hoped that it will prove
as successful as the first. The semest-
er exemption system has caused good
attendance during the first semester.
The rules for exemption are: 1. Not
more than five excused absences.
Sickness is the. only excused absence.
2. Not more than two tardinesses.
8. Not lower than three in deport-
ment and only one three. 1t is ex-
pected that there will be quite num-
Der of exemptions.
The athletic activities of the first
semester show a. good record. The
football record was one to be proud
of and the basketball season, which
has just started, we hope will be the
duplicate of last year. The girls
team especially, won high honors last
year. They lost only one game dur
ing the season, which was the State
Championship game with the Bisbee,
Arizona, team. The first game of the
season with Emerson High school was
victory for the boys Q4-S) and
defeat for the girls (12-5). Both will
have another chance at the Green and
White. The girls and boys teams re-
joiced over the victory over our Dear
Enemy, Holbrook The usual revolu
D1o nd
out the happy victors.
Miss Bloodgood played Santa Claus
to w H. S. and brought us back
brand new teacher after the Christmas
vacation, Miss Warner, our domestic
science teacher, takes Miss Myers
place Miss Myers decided to super
wise domestic science in home of
her own.
Dorothy Scott did typing in the Of
flee of Babbitt Brothers, Wednesday
and Thursday of this week.
Miss Bowman, principal of the Coop
ertown school has handed in her
resignation to take effect on January
goth. She has accepted a position
in Seattle, Washington, where she goes
with the hope of improving her health.
Miss Ruth Dunklin, one of the
teachers at the Coopertown school,
has been ill for several weeks. She
is improving and will soon be back
at her work Mrs. Henderson has
been substituting in Miss Dunklin's
place.
Mr.. Estrada of the South Side
school was out on account of illness,
the first week after Christmas va
cation. Mrs. Lloyd Day substituted
for him.
Frederick Butler Gillard, B. S. A.
and Maxwell Hathaway, B. S. A. ad
dressed the Rotary club at their week
ly luncheon Wednesday noon. Their
addresses chiefly concerned the work
of the Boy Scouts of America, of which
they are both members. Both speak
ers made good impressions on the
Rotarians.
Mr.. Goodhall, the music director, is
having joint practice of the high
school and junior high school orches-
tras once each week. The combina-
tion makes an orchestra of forty
pieces. He hopes to be able to give
public concert in the near future.
The behavior of the children at the
reading room entertainment, Tuesday
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1t is estimated that it was the largest
crowd that has ever been in the au-
ditorium.
Mr.. Liljedahl has been going around
with high chest since the holidays.
1t is reported his hat band has ex-
panded two sizes. He not only has
a new car but an almost equally new
daughter.