Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-29
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HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

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OF all sad words of tongue or pen
The saddest are these, it might have
been
It might have been a double vic
tory for Warren Saturday when the
Girls Basket Ball and the Boys foot
ball teams went to Hallock to play
return games with the aforesaid.
The games resulted in favor of Hal
lock, the basket ball game /, by a
score Of II to and the football
game by score Of 18 to O.
The basket ball game was very
swift. The Hallock girls had good
team work which puzzled the War
rem girls and this is what won the
game. ..
The football game was played af-
ter the basket ball game. The Hal
lock boys had prepared for us and
wanted to pay revenge for the game
two weeks ago which the Warren
boys won by a score of 81 to 7.
The game was clean thruout and
there existed no hard feelings on
either side after the game.
At six o'clock both Warren and
Hallock teams assembled and
were treated in the most cordial
way. .
We were ushered into large
room where tables were spread for
large feed. Toasts wre given by
the captains of the teams and by
the teachers. There were also pi-
ano and violin solos. After dinner,
all had social time until 8:15 when
most of the Warrenites left on the
flyer.
Several of the girls who went UP
to root for Warren and a few Of
those who went to play stayed over
Sunday and they say that they had
most delightful time, the Hallock
high school boys are so entertain
ing. u. .z.% =.
The Sophomores gave a party in
the city hall Friday night and they
must have had a nice quiet time for
We've heard very little about it..
The chief occupations of the
classes are: Freshmen, going to
parties; Sophomores, disturbing
everybody else lniofss, stars rsiing=a;
big bank account; Seniors, having
class meetings. 81.
Mr.. Mitchell went to the State
Educational meeting at Minneapolis
last week and during his absence
Professor Chester Hanson and Pro-
fessOrine Lucille Farrell conducted
mathematics classes. u,
Mr.. johnson is away on business
E(?) trip and we suspect that when
he returns he will bring new hon
orary member for the high school
faculty.
Esther MCCLELLAN of the normal de-
partment is substituting in the
country this week for Miss Stella
Copp. ..s ( .> !, /.
Ella and Mary Olberg are new
students in the normal department.
The Juniors are smiling over their
bank account since the Swiss Bell
Ringers were here. They wish to
express their appreciation to the
public for their hearty support.
I Miss Benson our new math ematics
teacher arrived last Saturday NOR
ming. 81
Anna Peterson is our pianist this
week.
The rooters who attended the
games at Hallock last Saturday,
must have been too enthusiastic as
their voices are rather weak, espe-
cially in the German class.
Several new reference books have
arrived for the use of the Modern
History class. 53. ...
1 So AAoo A1tAAOA011 fopCuG Odtuludyt2 dllu
Sunday at her home in Argyle.
The high school orchestra has
been organized under the supervi-
sion of Miss Bake.
The Normal girls visited the coun-
try schools week ago last Friday.
| The new mirrorS in the fitting
room occupies a great deal Of the
time Of the Freshmen and the So
phomore girls.
Learning poetry after 4 p. nj. is
getting to be a favorite pastime with
some of us in high school.
Are we really so poetical or is
there something else which makes
US whisper in order that we may
spend some time in the special
class9
Why is it that the sophomores
refuse to write the high school