Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-04-25
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES !.
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The Misses Florence Abrahamson
and Olga Hermanson, teachers Of
the North Star College, visited the (
cooking class, last Monday morning.
Some OF the high school pupils had
visitors from Stephen over Sunday.
who came down to see the class play
'Esmeralda.'
The cooking class had very good
success with another bread lesson.
| The Sophomores are now writing
poetry. I wonder if they will be wor-
thy Of publishing.
Harriet Shepard was absent last
week on account of illness.
| Florence Lewis one of last wears
graduates, now attending the Manka-
to Commercial College visited our
halls Monday afternoon.
All the classes are busy reviewing.
Gladys Mitchell is still at home on
account Of illness.
Several pupils have had to stop
school because of farm work.
The grade boys, as we'll as the high
school athletes are practicing jump
ing.
Garfield Franson of the 9Th grade is
working at Angus.
A few talks have been given on the
typhoid fly to arouse an interest in it's
determination. Several children are
being paid by their parents so much |
hundred for flies they kill.
The following is a poem, written by
a member of the English II class:
Caesar
caesar was a warrior bold,
Often you have heard that told,
How he fought in many battles
Conquering chiefs and many rulers. |
You have heard of the surrender
Made by many a conquered tribe
| Never have you heard of any
Made by someone on his side.
How he fought the bold Helvetians
With his javelins and spears,
But he had them socn retreating
'Rousing fast their wretched fears.
Now when you are studying Caesar
Do not think of hurrying through
Always try to understand it
You'll ne'er regret it if you do.
(Trochaic tetrameter.)
FLORENCE Johnson
The physiology class studied pigs
brain last Tuesday.
Miss Carrie Way of the Stephen
high school, spent Friday evening in
visiting Miss Waters. Miss Way re-
turned to Stephen Saturday with Miss
| Wielder, also teacher in Stephen,
who has been in the Warren hospital
receiving medical treatment.
| Keep the date, May 10th for the
purpose of attending humorous pro-
gram at the high school. The Sophie
Dlores will make the evening so merry
that it will keep you in good spirits
the rest OF the year.
The cooking class received compli-
ments for their baked beans made
last Wednesday.
A couple of high school pupils
walked to Angus last Saturday.
!. Has anyone seen the "Cow that
kicked Chicago?"
Several high school pupils went to
Euclid Friday night.
! Mr.. N E. Bystrom visited school
Wednesday morning.
Those who took part in the class
play, had their pictures taken Sunday
afternoon
/ Did you ever hear of a COW that
kicked Chicago? No? Well then be
sure to not miss it Friday, May 10.
| The members of the class of 1912,
with the aid of few other high
school students presented their class
play, "Esmeralda" Friday, April 10Th.
The scene opened on a farm in North
! Carolina, where Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert
Rogers and their daughter Esmeralda
| lived. A land seeker, George Drew and
/ his friend, Mr.. Estabrook try to buy
! the North Carolina farm, concealing
the. knowledge of ore on the place,
but Dave Hardy, Esnleralda's fance,
stops the men from buying the valu-
able property at the small sum nam
ed. After a quarrel with Mrs Lydia
Ann Rogers and George Drew, Dave.
Hardy is sent away and forbidden to
marry Esmeralda. A few years later
4 Dave Hardy comes to the studio Of
Mr.. Jack Desmond and his two sis
tiers Nora and Kate in Paris. Mr..