Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1915-05-05
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Last Saturday number of the
high school students attended the
Senior class play at Argyle.
Why were the people in the after
noon physics class so sleepy looking
Thursday when they came from
class? .'Well," they say, spending
whole period in room which is total
ly dark except for the little illumina-
tion given by one candle does make
a person feel funny"
Perhaps now that the weather is
colder again, Miss Stitt will not need
to say any more, Cali those absent
yesterday afternoon bring written ex-
cuses today, please"
The photography class has been
observing clouds for the last few
days. They surely had splendid
opportunity to do so.
Report cards have been handed out
for the fifth time. All book reports
are in and all themes written. Four
weeks left of work.
Miss Stitt: "Don't study with your
lips"
Edward S.: "What shall I study
with my fngers?"
The English III. class are now
reading their second semester themes.
My, but they are interesting. (?)
Mr.. Neraal: "What kind of cattle
have you on your farm ?"
Freda: "South horn"
The Farm Management people are
now deeply interested studying plans
for their future homes. .
Both physics classes are reviewing
Things seem more interesting each
time we go over it. Girls, do you all
agree? ~..-
A state bread making contest will
be conducted in 1915 under the au-
spices of the agricultural extension
division of the University, and the
county, or community educational
forces. The closing trial Of this con-
test will be held at the state fair in
1915.
The state fair management has
agreed to pay one half Of the railway
fare of the winners in the county con-
test to the state fair and the board of
the school which the winner attends
will pay the other half.
The contestants are divided into
two classes. Class A is composed of
girls having special teachers in Do
mestic science; Glass B, Of girls who
have had no such instructions. Each
county is allowed one representative
from each class "a and b..
During the past week the local con-
tests for class A have been held. All
the Sophomore girls were required to
enter, and the one freshman, who was
qualified, entered the contest. The
judges for the contest were Mrs. w.
N. Powell, Mrs. C. L. Spaulding and
Miss Florence Abrahamson. The
state score card for judging bread
has been used.
One of the Sophomore sections had
it's contest on Tuesday, and the re-
suits were as follows:
Dagny Erickson, IS is; Agnes
Hanson, 86 2-3; Ida Myhre, sc 1-3;
Esther Erickson, 86.
The results of Fridays contest in
the other section were: =
Anna Johnson, 81 2-3: Mabel Lut-
jens, "a 1-3; Hilda Field, 81; Eda
Swanson, SO 1-3.
Dagny Erickson and Anna johnson;
the two winners, competed for first
place on Tuesday. The score was
Dagny Erickson, 81; Anna Johnson,
| 81. .
Since Argyle and Stephen do not
intend to enter the contest, Dagny
Erickson will go to the state fair next
fall to bake bread in the Educational
building at the fair. .... ...
Remember the Declamatory con-
test, May II.
The Normal girls spent all day on
Tuesday visiting country schools.
WARREN ASSOCIATED SCHOOLS