The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1907-04-12
What's Doing Among the Students.
Personal items At the High School Is Seen
and Reported by One Of the Nudea1s.

and Reported by One Of the seudeaak
Fred Gaynor has severed connec.
tions with the NJ. 81. s..
Gertie Martens was on the sick liz
the forepart of the week.
Ina Clark was on the sick list -
fore part of the week,
The floor in the gy n has been mark.
ed of, and baskets placed, ready for
the girls as soon as they organize.
The students are asked to refrai.
from cutting across our beautifua
lawn-there are six or seven bl ADJ
OF grass quite green, and it is not a.k-
ing great deal of you to follow TIE
side walk, as long as we have L., and
keep of the grass. There il no sien
up, but take this As y modes, reouest
to keep off.
Our illustrious students in BOtany
will be pleased, or rather, erieved q
learn that the marsupials have gotten
into Prof. Schafer's laboratory ana
regaled themselves with our finely
growing specimen, WIS, peas and pea.
nuts. leaving nothing but the co.evIe.
dOns for students to ponder upOn
Hence this outburst:
TO A MOUSE
Thou little mouse,
Thou little mouse.
Who sneaketh into
Our new school -hOuss
Could thOn but come within
The range OF mnetye
IhonW would co. etransplanted
In the sweet bye aud b,
School again! and the students. after
enjoying week. yea a whole week al
sunshine and mud, have returned t0
their -tndies. Our last vacation be-
fore the summer lay off has passed in
to history, ditto to the joys that come
to US. the vast future lie before US
aw, what's the use o. growlinos
Yesterday was nightmare, it ha.
vanished: tomorrow is but q dream.
not here yet: today is today that's
about all.
The lecture given Monday night, tf
last week by Robert Parker Miles.
netted the High School four whole
dollars. Now that was pretty good
for town of this >iz", very good
But then there is no use Knocking. We
are four dollars to the good.
No, these dull days are not very
fruitful to the humble editor of this
column. It's so hard to think of some
thing to write about, hard, yea harder
than the gym floor f. els To the young
ster whose head comes in close COM
with it's surface, while thI.
stars dance before his staring ewes
but he has done his best
Prof. Clark gave an interesting lec-
ture to the High School students. Mon
day morning. His speech embodied
several things of interest to all who
haye'the welfare of ourHigh School 4,
heart. Well overlook all but one
The org ganizatiOn Of several basketball
teams. The teams will be made M.
and later on representative team
will be organized. In his speech Prof
oro't up the hair pulling match ~
had with our sister town, Ortonville.
[ast year. He seemed to have forgot
zen it! But the reporter has a dim rec.
ollection of seeing ou- jolly professor
having rules, rules. rules thrown into
aim by the Ortonville referee. The
also remembers hearing our
professor advising the girls q call
he game of and how Il tickled ~
title girls Of the Red and Blsck-%hev
iidn't have TO work hard 10 oeaA ~
game. But what's the di6p n ~
Miibenk girls can't beat the Orton-
lille bunch, they ought 70 join the re.
lred push ano live on . pension =
disabled end unable(d y sthlelos.