Arvada High School - Redskin Yearbook (Arvada, CO)

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0000000000000000000000000'00000000 '0'00 0000000000000000000000 C H E K R Y A X I) W H I T E oooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo GIRLS’ BASKETBALL TEAM GIRLS’ ATHLETICS During the season of 1918-19 we onlv played five games. The first game was played at Littleton. Littleton won the game. The return game, which was played at Arvada shortly afterwards, resulted with the same disastrous results for the home team, fn the game with Wheatridge our team was victorious by a large score. The next game was played at Louisville. This game was a hard one. hut owing to the condition of the hall and the size of the gilds the home team was again defeated. At the return game Louisville was two points ahead of us the first half, but the second half the girls could not hold them down. The loss of the games was not due to the lack of coaching for Mis-Wiebelt was a very favorable coach and deserves credit for making the team what it was. Those on the team were: Forwards. Sarah Rodda (captain). Until Foster, Helen Newton; centers. Ethel Smith. Hazel Graves: guards. Pauline Snydal, Thelma Hines. Gladys Camblin. I'uiir Thirtft-om

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C H E R R Y A N D WHITE ooooooo.ooooo o ooooooooo oaoooooooooo oooaooooooooooooo ooooo XT? e s 'tr C, DOMESTIC SCIENCE Under the guidance of Miss Champion the sewing classes have learned many things. Because of her instructions the girls will he in much demand, for they have been taught how to sew on buttons so they won't come off. They have also been taught how to baste and rip just reams and reams. They have made many useful articles of clothing such as cooking aprons anil laundry bags (for instance). Among one of the most important things which they have learned, however, is to “wield the needle”—and not the cloth. In the cooking classes also, the gills have become skilled; they gave a successful dinner to the school board, having the doctor there as a safeguard. They have learned, among other things, how to put out a fire, wash dishes and sweep correctly. They have also acquired the gentle art of handling rolling pins and frying pans scientifically, as can he demonstrated. I'ayc. Thirty Uco