The Glenwood post., 1914-03-14


| The joys Of sprinstine are net quite
- Joyous 1t present ~ they might he
bscaase Those exaa. seheAslss stare Ne
in the face 10 natter vhese ve lssk.
We begin to ksov hsv ittls ve k.sw
whea these reviews come On, tso; bat
thea just remember thsk . nice sprinx
vacation will soon be at had and We
sAail all forget what . struggle We
had to get through the third quarter.
LaRita Collins of the Senior elias.
was absent most Of last week on AZ
count of serious cold. Many Of her
friends visited her to comfort her with
news of tests, etc. We are indeed glad
to have her CHEEKY self with US this
week.
Mr.. LyVere gave the Seniors . dread
full shock when de demanded that their
physics note books be in by Friday.
Many were the pencils that quickly
grew from long to short and many a
bottle of ink from full to empty while
beds looked tempting and duty called.
Nov, Mr.. LyVere, after that You
should grade us with utmost generosity.
| At present the track candidates are
doing their training on the gravel
walks near the pool, but rs soon NJ the
race course is in good condition head
quarters will be moved there.
II is = very aristocratic bunch Of
Freshmen we have in school this yea.
Last Friday evening they rendered \
select dance to the first year class
members ONLY. Mr.. and Mrs. cnder-
wood were host and hostess.
James AcNulty returned to school
after = weeks sbseace. He speat the
time on his father ranch at Cattle
creek. Jim had case of delayed
mumps.
We notice that stephen, Dick ami
LARita have already lost(D their class
pins and several others are expected to
be found missing soon. Ask Lillian
and Mabel.
| The Junior English class find great
comfort in watching silhouettes on the
wall. This furnishes some subject to
occupy their minds during the reading
of some of those interestingly poems.
How dignified . certain Junior does
look with her new eye glasses aad
chain.
We are all existing till the spring
vacation. When that arrives we will
live.
What 4 jump the electric light
makes the week the physics note books
are due.
Last week was rather a quiet one
at High School, nothing happening out
of the ordinary except the noise Mr..
Swick makes on the roof.
Some of the High School students
are preparing a play under the dires-
tion of Miss Dargsvel. This will b.,
given in a week or ten days.
Harold Korn is still receiving hon
ors at Ann Arbor. At the beginning
Of this semester he was chosen one of
five out of three classes, of more than
u hundred students in English to be-
come member of q special English
class. This class has one two-hour
session each week. Two themes are
prepared by each member for this class,
these themes being read and criticised
at class time. The purpose Of this
class is to push forward the capable
writers. And to be = member is es-
teemed . high privilege. We feel
proud of the fact that one of our grad
yates is given such distinction. We
give below the poem that received such
favorable comment from Harold 9 En-
glish teacher last semester. The class
was asked to develop a theme in pros"
ON the subject, every Rose Has Its
Thorn" Harold's ideas came to him
in the following form:
With every rose We get thorn
I heard. the poets sing.
I wished that day
That I might say
I'd found . rose and cut away
The thorn with all its sting.
saw . pretty dewy rose
Upon . wall at morn.
climbed and clipped
The thorn; I clipped
And going down ny .saalIs. ripped.
landed On the thsra. ttf..
/