The Winslow mail., 1926-04-09
HIGH SCHOOL.
NEWS NOTES
School Picnic

Friday was a day of fun for
Winslow Hi. The roll was called
at nine o'clock and while we were
all assembled in the study hall,
Mrs. Hansen gave short talk on
trees. Miss Bloodgood also gave
talk. Afterwards the different
classes went out and each planted
a tree
About ten O'Clock seventeen cars
left the school for Clear Greek Can
yon. Mr.. Lee was supposed to lead
the procession and Mr. Liljedahi
to bring up the rear. Mr.. Madden
had the eats in his car.
About one o'clock somebody said,
Lets eat" and no one left the hot
dogs until they were all gone. The
Home Economics classes I. and II.
prepared the food and served it
cafeteria style.
There were about eighty-fve peo-
pie at the picnic including pupils,
teachers, drivers, and a few friends.
After the lunch a bunch of teachers
and pupils went over to some cliff
dwellings. They had to go up and
down canyons in order to reach
them, but it was well worth the
walk. When they arrived at the
scene they had to be satisfied to
view them from across the cayon
as there was quite stream of wa
| ter. Other of the students climbed
the mountain, played baseball and
other things.
It was about three O'Clock when
the cars started home. Everyone
reported having a good time Here's
hoping that next years picnic will
be as successful as this one was.
/. Chautauqua
The Cadmeon Chautauqua is
scheduled for April tenth to four
teenth. There is talent from all
over the country. Miss Elmore,
an excellent comedian, has been in
Broadway successes. The Venetian
Strollers from sunny Italy, give us
a touch of European music. The
excellent play, across the Street"
is bowling success. There will
be sketches from Scotland and
many other interesting things.
There are three splendid lectures.
DR.. F. E. Gordon has gripping
message. Sunshine Dietrich has
life work.
Winslow, let's support this splen-
did program.
Faculty and Department News
The Home Economics I. girls are
planning, preparing and serving
luncheons this week
Accordin gto the new law that
has been laid down in all high
schools in the United States, no one
will be allowed to graduate from
| high school with out a complete
study of the American Constitution.
Mr.. Elgin will soon begin teaching
his civics class with this idea in
view.
Mr. Lee and his family motored
to the Painted Desert Sunday.
Senior Notes
The Senior class are entertain
ing the assembly Friday. The pro-
gram promises to be both very in
teresting an dentertaining. 4 fac
ulty meeting is to be given, each
student to represent one Of the
high school teachers.
Miss Bloodgood, Dorothy Scott;
Miss Warner, Mary Dudziak; Miss
Hall, Dean Rhyan Miss Hilliard,
Vivian Armstrong; Mr.. Madden,
William Murphy; Mr.. Tweed, John
Neal; Mr.. Liljedahl, Hubert Nc
Hood; Mr. Elgin, William Walcott
Each one of the above students
will give a short poem concerning
each of the teachers they repre-
sent
The author of this little farce is
Dean Rhyan and the poems were
written by Inez Roger, who is also
going to give a reading.
Virginia Kelly and Helen Hart
were absent the larger part Of the
week due to sickness.
Sprague Mayse was absent Mon
day afternoon.
Mildred Edwards and Bernice
Warren were absent Tuesday.
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