Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1912-03-28
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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Why did one of the sophomore
girls look so sad Monday morning?
If the high school pupils had school
on Saturdays instea dof Mondays
there would be no blue Mondays.
A number of girls from the high
school had their pictures taken last
Sunday TITS sad to relate that two
films were spoiled.
The sophomores thought they
Someone made the remark that that
wasn't necessary because the high
school notes were all about the Soph-
ignores. well, NO wonder for they
are live ones).
Ask Mr.. Brockus to show you how
to play Ruth and Jacob"
A number of high school pupils has
been seriously thinking of enrolling
at the North Star College, Wonder
why!
There seems to be greater attrac-
ton than ever in the cooking room,
since the cooks have been making
cookies
could cook? A cook could cook as
many cookies as cook could cook.
Nearly all the classes are having
examinations this week.
One of the Junior girls was seen
wearing a diamond ring this week.
She objects telling where it came
from.
You can fool some people some of
the time, and some of the people all
the time, but it was impossible to fool
Mr.. Brockus Saturday night in the
game of "Pillow Climbing"
Some of the boys have new stick
pins.
When the sophomores gave their
leap year party, they were not both
cred. wonder why, can it be their
good looks or their good behavior?
Not much said about the senior
class play but it's going to come off
shortly after vacation.
Only one more addition to the spell !
ing class this week.
The reports will soon be out and
the pupils are busy puzzling their
brains over the test questions.
Beulah Smedbron, senior has
dropped school on account of illness. |
The cooking class has made eleven |
kinds of cookies up to the time We ed
itor sends this to press. They ought
to be able to make cookies soon.
Heard over the wires before the |
Sophomore party: ''Hello! It's leap
year, so I'll be after you tonight
"Hello, is this you? I'll call for you
at 7:3O tomorrow night" There are
several others but We are afraid the |
girls might blush, so we won't publish |
anymore this time.
Snowballs were seen flying thru the |
air Monday afternoon.
Henry Hanson was absent Monday |
morning.
The short course pupils have left
us and the noon hours are now lit
tie lonesome for some of the girls.
One of the freshmen made quick
turn last Friday which resulted in a
laugh. She said she was only studying
her lesson for the next day.
Some more signs of banquet-the
juniors announced a meeting Monday
night.
Nellie King spent Sunday in War
rem.
The cooking class is glad to have
visitors any day but Friday. They
may have to recite digestion every
week, till they kno wit.
The freshmen had fancy dress
party last Friday night, in the Win
chester building which was fine sue
cess. The room was prettily deco
rated in the class colOrs maroon and
white. There was motely throng,
for, judging from the different cos
tunes the guests seemed to have ar
rived from all parts of the world, and
from different ages. There were
colonial DANES, Spanish dancers,
clowns, peasant girls of different ma
tons and others. A pleasant even
ing was spent playing games, and a
delicious lunch was served. The place
cards were decorated teacups, with a
fortune in each, which created much
merriment. There was plenty to eat
in spite of the fact that come cakes
and salad were stolen. What's
the matter with the freshmen?
They're all right.
The English 1. class are busy writ
ing poetry. They must be having the
spring fever, as everyone is writing