Arriba High School - Ace Yearbook (Arriba, CO)

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g Page 7 ANNUAL STAFF The Annual Staff is comprised of the class in journalism, all of whom have contributed much time and labor preparing this volume, and all of whom are entitled to share in the honors of editorship. In addition to the class in journalism, we are indebted to the teach- ers of the high school for the copy under 'Departments of High School Work', and to Miss Helen Finlay, our language teacher, for the drawings throughout the book. The members of the Class in Journalism are given as follows with the particular work to which each was assignedzt business managers, Clarence Reinemer and Lawrence Davisg feature editors. Dorothy Cross and Jean Nel- song social editors, Zelda Davis and Russell Peckham, snap-shots, Bernice Youngdahlg jokes, Ray Ballardg calendar, Agnes Davies. - ANNUAL STAFF Editors Annual .......... Class in Journalism Business Managers .... Clarence Reinemer Lawrence Davis Feature Editors ................ Dorothy Cross Jean Nelson Social Editors ........................ Zelda Davis Russell Peckham Joke Editor ............................ Ray Ballard Snap-shot Editor ........ Bernice Youngdahl Agnes Davies -D. L. Nichols -High School Faculty --..---.---Helen I. Finlay Teacher of Journalism ........ ................ M rs. Effie C. Nelson Calendar .............................. .Athletics ............................. Departments ........... Artist ..................

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Page 6 PROGRESS OF THE PAST YEAR While progress is not always measured by material standards, it is a fact that much greater benefit can be gained in any line of endeavor by the proper equipment. Realizing this to be true, the Arriba schools have shown their pro- gressive spirit of adding equipment this past year which will aid in the devel- opment of the pupils here both physically and mentally. In the gymnasium additional apparatus in the way of trapezes, rings, parallel bars, and mats were added early in the fall. Here the pupils have greatly enjoyed exercising under Mr. Peckham's watchful care. The science department receiv ed about one hundred and fifty dollars' worth of chemicals and apparatus which facilitated the work in chemistry. The shop received a wood lathe which has enabled the boys to turn out some extremely good-looking toys and furniture. The assembly room boasts a new Webster's International Dictionary which has been a great aid to the classes in English. The Popular Science Encyclopedia in fifteen volumes now graces the shelves of the hall bookcases, and has proven to be a source of great interest to the pupils of both the junior and senior high schools. About fifty new books of the best standard fiction, biography and travel have been added to the library, enabling the pupils to find Wider choice and greater enjoyment in their required reading.

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