Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1902-01-23
REPORTERS.

ASST. ED. IN CHIEF. ROB BREWER
CRITIC ............,..........E. NJ. w. JONES
REPORTERS.
Seniors Clarence Potter. Clara Fisher.
Juniors Herman Parmley. Robert Brewer.
Earnest Staber. Phil Gorgen.
Sophomores-Msry Thies, Roy Reese. Temp
rance Knight. Wallace Martin,
freshmen Ethel Grange. Corliss Toay.
Francis Coady. Florence Arthur.
Visitors are always welcome at our
school. If you are interested in our
work come and see US. We cannot
tell you much about what we are do
ing, it will mean so much more to
you when you come and see for your
self. If you are not interested come
any how, and after spending a little
while in this place of Improvement
we think you will leave feeling differ
emily. We are engaged in a noble
work, that of preparing for life, and
it gives us encouragement to know
that the people of this city are tax
ing an interest in us and are doing
all they can to help us.
What can be the matter with some
of the reporters? They seem to have
entirely forgotten that they are
supposed to contribute to the High
School Notes.
Some of the Physics class were
shocked the other day.
We have heard lot word lately
of the celebrated Freshman spread"
The Freshmen all had a great spread,
Poor things,
OF coffee and butter and bread,
Poor things.
Well get up another,
Excelling the other,
And the Freshmen shall not be ahead,
Poor things. 1904.
Never mind Freshmen, we're only
jollying.)
Perhaps some of us may now be
able to have II ride in zone horse
open sleigh"
When Mr.. Martin complimented
the school on it's decorations, d id you
notice him cast his eye toward the
pink and purple?
The Freshmen had banquet,
All on Friday night.
| If we bad all been present,
| bet 'twould have been d sight.
Well, push on little Freshmen,
And be as goods can be;
When you receive your honors,
May we be :here to see. 1904
The Theory class seems to be the
chief item of interest the last period.
SPIRIT OF THE SOPHOMORES.
Not gang of idle whisperers,
Nor class without an aim:
But class with stern ambition
Pressing forward unto fame.
For life's battle we're preparing,
May we not prepare in vain,
May we all without exception
BE an actor in the game.
For success we all are trying
Just as Soph 'mores ought to do,
But the time is quickly flying
Ana our course we must get thru
Soon the school year will be ended
And vacation will be here;
Have we any good deeds rendered
To those teachers so sincere?
Soph mores, let us up with vigor
Ere the time has all been spent,
In the high school cut figure
That We'll never need repent.
We can do it if we care to,
OF this fact we may be sure:
Simply keep in mind our motto
And the class of nineteen four.
With our colors waving round us,
Forward unto strife we go,
We will surely be victorious
When we all have found the goal.
The goal-Success for which we're
striving
We can see its colors bright,
In the light wind it is waving,
Shining in the MONDAY light.
The recent snow storm brought with
it two visitors to the high school
DR.. Vivian and Mr.. ]. C. Martin.
They remained with us during the
forenoon and at its close, following
our irou-clad custom for those who
visit US, each gave to the assembled
students a short address. After pre-.
lminary remarks ID which he CON-
plimented the students, DR.. Vivian
spoke in part as follows:
This old she'll OF a school house is
a disgrace to a city like Mineral
Point. The people of Mineral Point
ought to be ashamed to have such a