The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-10-25

Of Illness. She was able to return to
school again Tuesday morning.
Chapel announcements
Each class win put on stunt /
Halloween night nj the High School /
patty. i
iAll grace cards should be RETURNED
10 Miss Henry.
Each student please nand 1l5c to I
feither Misses Meedman, Ryle.. Eas-
tier, or Wilson Ito defray Haluw'een
Fparty expenses,
All interested in Dramatic Club
meet in roomfs Tuesday at a O'Clock.
Miss Meyer conducted Chupel
Tuesday The Rev HestDod gave
short talk on politeness. He gave
the outstanding principles of success
as outlined by Ed Howe. ''PoIite-
ness, promfNness, thoroughness, in
tegriry and industry" He develop
ed the thought of politeness AS a
means Of bringing cut the most that
is in the Individual. nihe High
school student has a life of outlook
prospects; the adult life of if1lfill-
meHt. Our High School life furnish
es place for the dew lopment of
character which is the aehd ofoBduca
ton. Mr.. Hestwo0d furnished plen-
ty of app iicable Illustrations.
Miss Bruce rs certainly putting IN
hours with the different music class
es this year. She says she enjoys
school lie this year far better than
last year. Is this because the Trouble
some Seniors are gofe or the both
ersonre Freshmen.
Ask GradOr how 1T goes ito take
mama atlong.
II Herman conldn't come 10 school
ON crutches Monday morning, having
injured his toe quite badly while rid
ing asplotorryrle.
| Two new Remington typewriters
have been ordered 'for the CONNER
dial department. This makes six
| /
H High School students are invited
10 see the football praeticeThursday
at $3.50.
| There are two divisions of Ameri-
can history this year, bDth in charge
of Miss Weedman. One meets the
second hour and rs mainly made uI
of normal trimming psople. The
other meets the seventh hour and is
made up of the mUre miss hevious sele-
ment Wf the class Of 1918. Both
Glasses have subscribed for the In.
dependent, a weekly put ,out byHar.
pers Weekly and containing the
main issues of the day. These are
read and reported on once a week
1t is quite interesting and one gets
general summing up Of the ideas
of various prominent men about th,
vital themes of the day.
The Epworth League of the Meth
odist church gave a social hast Fri
day evening Several High School
students and teachers were present
A short program was given which
was enjoyed very much. Games oc-
cupied large part of the evening
after which refreshments were serv-
ed.
Miss Ryle: Cecil, you may define
bookkeeping.
Cecil: Weller Bookkeeping is
keeping books.
Geo. Spradling is much interested
in plants and animals. His gerani-
ums are doing fine and his guinea
pigs are growing rapidly.
Notice the number of sweaters
popping out the last two weeks.
This weather is fine for the mer-
chants.
Ghosts, COLLINS and witches will
be on guard at the High School
building Wednesday evening, Octo-
Der 81. Every year the Halloween
party is looked forward to with
great deal of joy. 1t is the one time
of the year when the students unite
in High School fro1ic. Be planning
your masquerade costume and pre-
pare for good time. Because of the
annual occasion the faculty has said
the party must be given on school
night.
The Liberal football grounds has
been changed from north and south !
to east and west. 1t was cleared and
put in first class condition by the
boys of the high school last Friday
morning.
On November will probably be
the best game of the season, played
on the Liberal gridiron and may be
the last one so every person should
boost for that game. 1t is Garden
City VS. Liberal. Remember the date,
November 3.
The Geometry classes are now
studying about parallel lines.
Verna Hays was absent from
Caesar classes Monday and Tuesday