Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-05-02
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

80 q iuncneon On May l at $50
9 cloek to some of the school board.
Ruth Dagoberg was absent from
school Tuesday and Wednesday of
last week.
NO clue has yet been found as to
the whereabouts of the jar of English
Walnuts which disappeared from the
pantry short time ago.
The windows of the cooking room
seem very attractive now, especially
to some who cannot resist the temnt-
Ing dishes cooling in the window.
what has become of our little black
Kitten that used to pay daily visits to
the kitchen?
Miss Hazel Shoop, of Angus, visited
high school last Thursday afternoon.
Miss Helen Roberts visited in Ar
gyle, Saturday.
The exercises at morning assembly
nave been discontinued and that fif-
teen minutes will hereafter be deyo-
ted to study.
Miss Hazel Waters spent Saturday
and Sunday at her home in Fergus
Falls.
A sure sign that school will soon
be out: The towel rack in the school
kitchen has given up.
A fine picture of those who took
part in the Senior class play was seen
in the assembly room, Wednesday
evening.
Miss Waters has finished reading
the book, s.Freckles' during the as
sembly period
Wanted-An owner for the little
black and white dog, that strayed in
to the high school.
The pupils are all looking forward
to their long vacation which is not
! far off,
| Several cross and rather long faces
were seen in the kitchen, Monday
morning. Exams in cooking as we'll
as everything else.
Mr.. Hayes was heard complaining
| that so many words were misspelled
in the chemistry test papers. He said
| the words given to the special class
| in spelling ought to be words that are
used in chemistry. Lookout, chemis-
try students, or you will find your
selves in the spelling class.
1t seems to be very hard task for
some of the sophomores to write
class poems. Where's your loyalty.
Sophs?
Ida Jorgenson spent Saturday at
Argyle.
One of the freshmen girls had
race with her hat Friday on her way
to school.
! The Misses Patten and Newcomb
We're horseback riding a number of
times last week.
! Many classes had exams on Friday
of last week, for this is the last week
OF the eighth month. Only one
more month of school left and then
/
Josephine Dixon took part in pro-
gram at Argyle last Friday night.
Be sure not to miss the Sophomore
program, May 18th. Come and see and
hear, s'The Cow that Kicked Chicag go. -
Laura Hagen has enrolled in the
first grade.
According to the speech of one of
the Junior boys, he soon expects to
have an aeroplane. However he seems
to be really planning to own one in
the near future.
The baseball season opened Mon
day night when the Warren high
school team played a six inning game
with the Warren Tigers. The game
ended in a defeat for the high school
team by score of 4 to 5. The Tig-
ers used three pitchers each pitching
two innings. Jalmer Satire pitched
the first two allowing three runs in
the second August Johnson took the
mound next and allowed no runs. Jim
ISilfoil, one of the best pitchers in
town, pitched the last two innings al
| lowing only one run. One of the Til
ger players umpired part of the game
and this has some to do with the de-
feat Arthur Sommers, our best play
er and pitcher, was out on account of
an injury to his foot and this weakens
the team considerably.
The line up was as follows for the
thigh game:
! High school-Frank SEVERN, c.;
Arvid Lindstrom, p; Harold Swanson,
list; Alfred Hayter, End: Magnus Phil
lstrom, 3rd; Ralph Powell, SIS; Wilbert
/ Olson, If; Oscar SEVERN, CT: Leonard
Winberg, RI
4, Tigers George Carey, c: Jalmer
Satire, August Johnson, Jim Kefail,
lip: JaImer Satire, 1st; Arvid Bloom