Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1915-01-29
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
(By Sydney s. D. Kaye)
Upper Classmen Welcome Freshman
Glass of 1915,

Glass of 1915
The excitement of another Freshman
class is growing old. The several IN
:dividual Freshies have received
"theirs'' and they are now fully con-
frmed to the rules ana regulations Of
the hi gh school. 1t is very interesting
Edndeed to note how quickly they have
learned the ways Of the high school
students. One would imagine at first
thought that Miss Becker and Mrs.
Simps had held special classes in
"High School Discipline'' in the
eighth grades before they graduated,
because the look from an instructor
causes the unfortunate little fellow to
appear very much frightened indeed.
The High School as whole welcomes
the class of 1918. They come to the
school very. highly recommended as
Esssssceessfuf students and it remains to
EE.be seen whether or not they can COM,
up to the standard set for them by
Mrs. Simms and Miss Becker. Th.'
high school students are now looking
forward to the time when the class OF
1918 will have established record
that Little Falls people will be proud
Of.
Normal Department
The students of the normal depart
ment began practice at the central
building Monday. They have been
practicing at the Lincoln building for
about two months and will put in
about the same amount of time at the
Central.
Seniors Receive Their Rings and Fobs
The seniors have received their
rings and fobs. The rings are made of
heavy inlaid gold, bearing the mono
gram L. F. II. S. on an upraised bar
across the middle of the signet with
the figures 19 On one side Of the bar
and Is on the other. They are pretty
rings, as we'll as durable. The ring
committee showed much thought md
good taste when they selected them.
The fobs are square shaped, having
rounded corners at the top. There is
strip of gold around the edge. The
letters l.. F. H. S. are set in gold on
dull background across the middle of
the fob and the figures 10 at the top
and Is at the bottom are also gold on
dull background.
Basket Bah
Both of the basketball games Friday
evening were interesting. Mention of
umn. Robert Brannen, who has been
unable to play thus far this season, be-
| cause of an injured knee and other
reasons, will again be a prominent ad-
| dition to the team and will strengthen
it considerably.
miscellaneous
Smith Stimuel, a personal acquaint-
ance Of Abraham Lincoln, spoke to a
ming at the high school on Abraham
Lincoln. No regular admission was
charged. A silver Offering was taken.
Practically all Of the high school stu
! dents were present.
The Victrola program, which is reg
ularly held on Wednesday, was post
poned until Thursday morning. The
records this week consisted mostly Of
classical numbers and were furnished
by Mrs. G. H. Brown. The high school
students appreciate her kindness:
A few remarks heard in the hall:
"Who's on hall duty today''
"Swanson.
"Gee I'm glad the exams are over"
$50 am t.
essay, I like Becker already. Don It
you?'' "Sure!'
"Got your book review finished
yet9' emo, I haven't had time.'
"What do YOU know about Ham
letq' "Nothing."
H EWho's the new kid in the front
seat9' "I. don't know, he IS kind Of
eute. ISM he9''
| "Wonder if Swanson sees me when
I lift up my desk cover and talkf''
"I dom think SO, do that lots Of
times.''
! "Wonder if Zipoy would forget
that I played hockey, if I stayed out
this afternoon and workeds' "Don It
you worry, he never forgets any
thing :.... s
Miss Lucy Warner returned yester'