Arriba High School - Ace Yearbook (Arriba, CO)

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1 v. . fm 1 il.lli!:L.L'- - ,......--.. ....i :Lak ...U -..-... .- . THE AHRIBA SCHOOL As the 1926 Annual begins to take form We find ourselves again 'confronted with the task of writing the obituary of another school year. ' Asj we turn the page into history we note with pleasure the a- chievements of the year. The added departments and activities have noticeably increased the interest in school and both boys and girls have earnestly endeavored to succeed with every under- taking. The shop has been the busiest corner of the building and has been the means of stimulating interest as Well as being an as- set in many other ways. The publishing of a school paper was a doubtful undertaking at first, but its success has gone beyond expectation and it has become one of the school's necessary activities. Students and teachers alike have realized that community inter- est in the school depends, first upon enthusiasm and the success- ful accomplishment of tasks set before them. How well we have succeeded has been answered by the enthusiastic attendance at our games, programs and literary efforts. The publishing of this Annual is a huge task and such a project is undertaken by few schools in Eastern Colorado. It will be treasured by all students as a memory book for many years to come and the pleasure and 'satisfaction which it affords cannot be estimated. l'lI5illliiHl'Um!Ff'l

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