The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-11-15


there. For instance an ironing board
would be greatly appreciated by all.
Thus tomato soup served at cents
q cup and fourth and Friday pea
nut soup and creamed vegetable soup.
were served at cents for one cup
full This is probably the starting of
a school cafeteria or a place as least
which one hot dish can be served for a
few cents for each member. We think
this will be great addition to our
school.
Chapel Tuesday
Mr.. Rindom led devotional exer-
cises Tuesday morning, assisted by
Rev. Gates of the Baptist church.
Rev. and Mrs. Martin who are con-
Quoting a meeting at the Baptist
church were present. The evangelist
spoke on some very interesting topics
and said in part: "What does the
future mean to US? We must have
high and noble ideals and bend ev-
cry endeavor to measure up to them.
We will then have something on
which to build our character that
will stand the test Of time. Success
doesn't hang on thread of chance,
but is the reward of hard effort. It
does not pay us to fol away our time
in the hey day of the preparative per-
iod of our life."
"The things that will do us good in
life are the things we know. The
hard workers are the ones who forge
ahead when high school and college
life are behind. A full rounded life
and a well trained body; a mind we'll
developed and clear moral nature
are the worth while things. Appli-
cation of time and place and nobil-
ity of thought will help us fill our
niche in life.
Gladys Stuart, who attended
schol here last year for time. was
a visitor Tuesday, the guest of Ra-
chael Brewer Miss Stewards home
is in Lakin, Kansas.
Several plays have been ordered
for the dramatic club. They will be
examined and the best one selected
for production.
Coach Jarrett is busy man these
days. So busy that he doesn't get to
English 4.
Miss Scandrett, accompanied by
her brother, Billy, left Saturday for
Winfield. They visited their mother
who is in the hospital there. Miss
Sandrett's classes Monday were con-
Quoted by the Normal Training Stu
dents and some of the faculty.
Weston Hubbard broke his arm
Saturday while cranking Ford.
There are several of the students
who are fit subjects for the Red
Cross department.
Last Friday all but six of the men,
bers of the seventh hour American
history class went to Guymon to the
foot ball game. Those who stayed at
home spent an interesting if not a
profitable hour discussing county
farm agents and other things of gen.
eral interest.
The fire drills this year have been
somewhat neglected. Mr. Rindom
told us Monday afternoon to prepare
for fire drill and instructed the
people of each room where. and how
to go to get out of the building in
the quickest and most orderly way.
During the fifth period the alarm was
sounded. Every person dropped
their books and lines were Immediate
ly formed. The building was soon
vacated in an orderly manner. We
believe that in case of fire compara-
lively few people would become so
excited that they would fail to keep
in line.
The American History classes are
use of the various history
reference boks in the library. Their
work for a few days will be the
study of the Revolutionary war and
the reference books are being used
instead of the text. Through these
books the people get broader view.
of the situation and the opinions of
various historians.
The members of the Algebra ii
class are developing little worry lines
in their brows that are anything but
becoming to such youthful handsome
? faces. And now you are wondering
about the why and wherefore of such
lines. They are caused by the long,
long lessons assigned by Miss Meyer.
Oh, grief, they wonder if she has for
gotten what it is to be a student and
that there are other lessons to pre-
pare besides mathematics. If she has
these people hope she will regain her
memory of such things in the near
future.
The school work is moving smooth
ly and quite to the satisfaction of
those in charge. In general there is
commendable air of industry man
Tested by most of the student body.
We feel sure this is going to be
record breaking year for. Liberal
High. We are making this football
seasons record an unusually good
one. Lets keep the good work going.
There is nothing to prevent his being
a blue-ribbon year in student activi-
ties, athletics, or work accomplished
in tba soboo1 roonn We are all fond