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

PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.
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The enrolment in the high school
has now reached 1O9, by far the
largest attendance we have ever had
in the high school. Had we the
room that we should have, this at
tendance h could be Increased to $50
! IN a few years time. The time will
soon come Gin fact it is now here)
when the people of Warren should
awaken to the fact that our high
school quarters are, not what they
should be. A large high school as
sembly room is needed, double our
present space is needed for manual
training, and the same must be said
Tor the domestic economy and agri-
culture. Also our young people
should have the advantages of a
well equipped gymnasium.
Every teacher in the public
schools welcomes: visitors to the
schools but most Of them would
prefer to have visitors under five
years of age accompanied by par
tents. In other words, teachers have
enough to do without taking care of
babies while mother goes calling.
Some Of our teachers have had as
many as eight such visitors during
al week These teachers love the
bhbies but can't spare the time ne
IIssssssss1y keep them ngderly in the:
school room especially when there
are nearly 4Osolder ones to look at.
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The entertainment to he given. on
Nov. 9th, under the auspices of the
Warren public schools, promises to
be one Of the best ever given in
Warren. It will be lecture ac-
companied by experiments with
wireless telegraphy, liquid air and
5radium. Wherever. this entertain
ment has been given it has drawn
an immense audience from all
classes Of people.
Prices Will be 35c to pupils of our
public schools and to North Star
College students and 75c to Others.
General admission, so and 35c.
All money taken in, after paying
expenses, will be added to a fund
to be used to purchase a new piano
for our schools. Fl
I. The attendance at the State
Teachers Association this year was
nearly 5000 teachers and members
of school boards. Practically every
school in the state was represented
by one or more. " !. 5....
Miss Eva Benson has been select
ed to take charge of the work which
Miss Johnson was Obliged to aban-
don on account of her health.
E.. Miss Benson has had several years
experience and will have little diff
fculty in continuing thework.
During the absence of Supt. Nit
|chell, Chester Hanson took charge
of the Geometry and a class in Al
zebra while Lucille Farrell conduct
ed the class in Higher Algebra.
rs Rev. Samson will talk to the high
school during the general period on
Friday this week.
Altho the basket and foot ball
teams lost the games at Hallock, last
Saturday, they report a good time
and good treatment while at Hal
lock. Whether they win or lose,
they are q credit to the school they
represent. 5z.
Mr.. Johnson is away on weeks
leave of absence. We expect him
I to return with new member Of our
school faculty. Who'll be the next?
Those who planted large fields Of
potatoes this year made handsome
profits. It does not pay to get scared
out Of raising tubers by low prices
one year. Potatoes will not keep
more than one year and prices one
year have absolutely nothing to do
with the next years prices. The