The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-05-17
TO THE SENIORS


When naught of care we knew;
To be student once again
And meet our old friends there.
But all the world is needing men
And women brave and true. 81
So we will hasten on our way
And strive our part to do.
In future days when far away
With life's stern tide we've met,
The lesson that our school days taught
We never shall forget.
So as we're climbing on each day
And until our goal is won
We're living by that motto old,
| mot finished, just begun"
Lois Meyer, Junior, withdrew
from school the first of the week. She
and her parents left for Wichita
where they will locate temporarily.
1t is to be regretted that Lois did not
get to remain in school until the last
day, but her work was satisfactorily
prepared and she was able to get her
credits. We are sorry to lose such a
good student as Lois. She was a very
strong society worker, taking part in
defamation and vocal music. Last
year, she won first place in vocal solo
in the -Lit-Philo contest. Her place in
the orchestra will be hard to fill.
Next year when the present Junior
class is graduating we expect to hear
that our class mate will be finishing
her course also.
Liberal students were dis appoint
ed in the track and literary contests.
Nevertheless we are all predicting
what will happen next year along all
lines of scholastic work.
Watch us get the championship in
football for the coming year.
The Seniors were to have had
charge Of the Bulletin this week, but
owing to their play and other com.
mencement festivities, they were ex.
cused. Some lower classmen sug.
gested that it was because the Seniors
could not reach the standard set by
them. This was not their sincere. be-
lief however for a class putting Out
such papers as were read in chapel
Tuesday could put out good paper.
English I classes are now studying
"Lady of the Lake."
| Next year it is hoped that the high
school will have an independent pa
per. Everyone should subscribe and
keep posted on what the school is do
ling.
The Freshmen and sub-Freshmen
will have a picnic before school is
out. No other class has the good times
that the Freshmen have.
The society programs will be held
more frequently now so that every
one may appear three times before
the year is out.
In way the students are glad that
school is so near out, but they will
remember the good times in high
school all during the vacation and be
anxious to begin work again in the
fall. =
Edna and Esther Shorb were alb
sent from school Monday.
If you should hear the Domestic
Science girls running around saying
"Oh what l shall I have for break
fast?" Do you think cream tomato
soup would be good for dinner? How
many clories are there in Waldorf
salad?" Do not be disturbed; they
are only planning the menus for their
D. S. note books.
Science note books due Monday.
Here's where we sit up till twelve
o'clock the next few nights.
The cast of characters in the Sem
ior play, Farm Folks" are:
Philip Burleigh, New York, Joe Black
Dave Weston, Farmer, Hiram Jarrett
Amos Goodwin, Farmer .....
.....-..-..........- Loyal Patten
Bijah Finn, Jack of All Trades -.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. Ellis Kimble
Thompson, Burleigh's Servant 80.
.....-.;....;.,.--......~. John Wooden
Grace Burleigh, Her Daughter 49,.
;, ...;;;.-.;;---..;..;..-.... zelda Reynolds
Sarah Goodwin, His Wife ..........
.,.-,-;..............,.,... Louise Falls
Mrs. Peasley, Goodwin's Neighbor
;y....:-.....-.--...-.-...... Vera Young
Della Slocum, Goodwin's Hired Girl
....-....-.-.-.....--.....-. Gladys Carson
The Science room has another new
blackboard.
Archie Roehr has withdrawn from