Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1913-10-02
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Are you going? Whereg Why,
to the Swiss Bell Ringers Of course.
4 committee has been appointed
to procure all the high school yells
for use in the coming football
game. Yell-masters from among The
girls and boys are to be selected
for the purpose of keeping UP the
h. s. spirit, and yelling the home
team on TO- victory. =. :: Ill: !.
-Four more freshmen. have enroll
ed this week. When will they stop
coming? :'><7. ,-},..%&' ,...,,
Miss Newcomb, niece Of Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson, entertained the H. s.
with several very pleasing piano
selections at the assembly period
last Friday. Her two whistling
numbers were equally appreciated
by the boys.
The Warren H. S. boys are to
play a game of football with the
Crookston boys on the coming Sat-
urday. Who will win? -
A sophomore party is reported
for the near future. Well all be
there. "self-inyited" guests.
Assembly period is now being
used for music on Mondays and
Wednesdays, for calisthenics on
Tuesdays and Thursdays; and spe-
cial features on Fridays.
The Swiss Bell Ringers will ap-
pear in the Opera House, Oct. IA
under the auspices of; the Junior
class. The fact that this company
has been in Warren before is suf-
ficient recommendation Come and
enjoy a treat as we'll as help the
juniors.
By this time all the classes have
undergone the agonies of examina-
ton.
The sophomore sewing class has
finished sewing aprons and has be-
gun patching.
The following have been school
visitors the past month: Mrs.
Lindberg and daughter Frances,
Rev.. Erlougher, Rev. Strand, Rev.
Sampson, Dana Easton, Nels By
sstrem, Mr. Lundgren, Mr. w estman,,
Mrs. Quistgards and daughter Jean,
Mrs. Mattson, Miss Gibson, Miss
.Newcomb, Mr. Peterson, Mr.. Holm
gren and Supt. Koos of Stephen. -
Miss Bake kept the: freshmen
and sophomore boys. after school
Tuesday to test their voices. =,
Students are flocking to High
School, one hundred and three are
now enrolled.
Janitor Peterson has been busy
making corn trees and by the looks
of things, corn will continue to
come in from the field.
The two botany classes are max
ing seed collections. go
How the agricultural rooms are
improving in appearance!
Are you going to see the football
game Saturday?
Supt. Koos of Stephen, gave at
the assembly period an interesting
talk, Sept. II, and also remained to
address the history class.
The H. S. domestic science classes
have put up one hundred and fif-
teen cans of fruit and expect soon
to have a sale. Will you be there?
Some of the freshmen are seated
in the assembly room annex be-
cause the freshmen room is too
small.
Those who whisper are requir-'
ed, out Of school hours, to commit
to memory poetical selection.
One of the freshmen boys is ad-
dicted to the habit of drawing.
An electric glue-pot has been in
stalled in the manual training de-:
partment.
Edwin Johnson and Abner Wilson
are making library tables. @2:,"
There is some talk of organizing
an orchestra also a boys glee club.
Be sure to come to the football
game Saturday. =.
Come and hear the q. s. students
sing. H. #sx