Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-03-17
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES


Why has Roger sandberg such a
hump on lately? Oh, that is because
he is the messenger of Wattawammut
the chief Of all the Pequoits. He is
hunting for the Captain of Plymouth
to deliver to him a declaration of war.
In fact, all the freshmen and eighth
graders are busy this week with the
great Captains affairs.
Wedding bells ring their sweet
chime; the fair maidens of Plymouth
are preparing for Priscilla's wedding.
If you want to know "Just what a
little maiden should do'' come to the
Opera house Saturday evening, Mar.
Goth at eight o'clock sharp. Admis-
sion, twenty-five cents, reserved seats
ten cents extra. Tickets on sale at
the North Star Drug store, Friday
morning. Matinee Saturday after
noon at twothirty. Admission ff-
teen and twenty-five cents.
Visitors to the primary room will
see reproduced in the sand box, a
very pretty scene from Holland.
Superintendent E. M. Mitchell has
been rendered position as teacher
of physics I and II at the Teachers
Summer School at the Crookston Ag-
ricultural school next summer. Mr..
Mitchell will probably accept the Of
fer. The session will begin June IA,
and continue for six weeks.
Thursday, March 11th, at fve-thir-
ty O'Clock, the Sophomore Cooking
class served a four-course dinner to
the school boards of the city and the
associated districts and our male
teachers, Messrs. Mitchell, Neraal
and Johnson. The tables were set
for twenty three. Seventeen were
present. After the dinner, the girls
were summoned to the hall, where
several of the guests in short talks
expressed their appreciation. This is
the third time this year that the So
phomore cooking class has served
the parent-teachers' club in Decem-
Der, the commercial club lunch to the
teachers and school officers in Febru-
ary. and this dinner
The Domestic Science classes at
tended most of the demonstrations
and lectures at the Court House last
week and are to prepare reports on
them:
The following are the prize winners
in the Domestic Science short course
contest:
Stocking. darring g-1 st, 1s1s,, a Lar.
son; End, Helen Vavrina.
Kimona gown-1st, Florence An
derson; End, Marion Nelson.
Cookies Helen Vavrina; End
Dagny Lindstrand.
Doughnuts-1st, Esther Lundgren;
End, Florence Gustafson.
The two physics classes went to the
power house during class periods on
Friday, to study from the actual ma
chimes at work the principal Of the
dynamo, and electrical generation
The trip proved a success in two
ways-the pupils enjoyed the outing
and they gained better idea of the
mechanism and working of the dyna.
mo.
Miss Wells is absent because of i'll.
ness. We all hope to have her with
us again soon.
All the high school teachers but
Mr.. j ohnson ,have handed in their ap.
plications for positions in this high
school next year. We are glad tc
know that they are coming back. Mr.
johnson wishes to obtain a position
farther south, nearer his home folks
Take notice-all book reports are
to be in by April 1st None will be ac
cepted after that date.
The Captain of Plymouth, Warre1
Opera House, Saturday, March 20. Bf
sure to attend, for it will be good.
Look elsewhere in the paper for az
article on the Senior Glass, giving tht
class history and names Of Valedic
torian and Salutatorian.
Normal Notes.
Teacher "What do the German:
think regarding the taking of tht
Dardanelles by the Allies ?"
Pupil They think it is impossible
because all Of the big forts are all a
the other end, yet
A few of the Normal girls ATTENDED
the literary program at the Nortl
Star college last Saturday night, ant
enjoyed the program very much.
There's a time for work, and :
time for play" So said Miss Costello
on moving day. The teacher could SCI
by the look in their eyes, they wer
planning to take her by surprise. An,
now all day they sit and "moon," a
different tables across the room.