The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1903-03-06

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The athletic association gave !,
Pie Social at the school building
Friday evening. It was I success
socially if not financially.
The first year Latin class have y
been requested to devote their time
exclusively to Latin until futher
notified. 10 ,5-.~J{5 ~ 7 0
The Junior class will publish 4
class annual the latter part Of the ],
year. The necessary officers have
been elected. The business men
will next be interviewed with the
hopes of obtaining advertisements
from them.
=, A clever story illustrating tho
''indednite'' was given in tho
English Lit class. 2 @
Paaserby ito fasmsr holding
small calf. "How old is your calf"
Farmer Its not old"
The CASTOR and Alphonse Of the
Physics class went through the usual
evolutions for the benefit of the
High School Tuesday. &c -.
In the study OF the life Of George
Eliot, the. English, Lit. class dis
covered, that she: had somewhat
masculine intellect and a very de-
pendent character.
To save the honor of his sex one
If the boys Indignantly asked lis
in a characteristic of masculine
mind to depend upon some one
else."
The music class took a quiz Tues
day q. m. on the work covered in
the last six weeks. e.
The proper way of distin-
gushing articles was illus
trated to a class last week. IAN old
lady had her pies all marked T. M.
Upon being asked, her reason for so
doing she replied. ''Oh! that's to
tell 'em apart, it means, tbs minoe,
and Taint minoe.
Lou Harding was absent from !
school Monday. She visited friends
in Kimbrae over Sunday. A
Prof. Porter has caused book
keeping tables to be placed in the
10th and various recitation looms
for the use of tho book keeping
students in preparing their Day
books. rs.
The Juniors are agitating the
question of startinga Fl. S. Annual
which, it is hoped will be carried: on
from year to year by the various
Junior classes. If the project is
successful and we see no reason why
it should not be; it would certainly
reflect credit upon our school. It
is to. be hoped the Annual will be
worthy the cooperation of our
Business men necessary to make it a
success
The Botany class have; taken up
the study of cryptogams. %Ase
Josehpine Coughran has won
Prize in the Junior Journal con-
test for short story writer's. The
prize she has chosen is picture
entitled ''Hiawatha and Mime
haha. - "5
"A lot of new books mostly boys
fictitious work, have been received AZ
for the library. -. IA"
The H. S. students are recei wing
physiological terms for spelling
work. It is a much needed review,
as shown by the following Teacher
"Spell pyloric'' Small boy think
ing of the recent pie social-''What
kind Of ple-lemon?' P.
The Baseball and Track teams
have organized and are doing finely. 1
The officers of the rack team are
morrill, Ramage, captain Ray
Mgr; Clayton Bedford
Treas. l.
The Base ball have challenged I
Sibley for a game April IL. ~.
The Primary room has an average
attendance of about 40. Miss Brooks, :
The instructor is now commencing
The studies. These consist princi-
pally Of stories and myths about :
;he Four Winds. Pussy Willow sew =
ing cards and spring songs. For in
1,,,4,,:o1 r,,o~l< %bo child ron ORC max.