The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-09-20
THE BULLETIN
By Pupils and Faculty of Liberal High School

staff are new to the work. The WORK
of getting the school news in shape
for the Dress is not exactly an easy
task. We hope that our readers will
not consider our mistakes too seri
ouslv. And that you will help us tc
do better.
We shall do our best to make g
good Bulletin better. And with your
help we expect to make the better
Bulletin the best.
Every person in school can helI
make our Bulletin the best. Each
person in school can help make ON
Bulletin the best. Each may do his
bit by handing any news to members
of the staff. It is hard for few peo-
pie to gather all the interesting facts
from so many quarters. You will be
helping your High .>.hool and the
staff by turning in all news. Let's all
be loyal to L. H. S. and work togeth-
er.
Three of the classes of the high
school have their organization COM
plete. The officers are as follows for
the Senior class: President, Ruth
Anthony, Vice-president, Louie Le-
inert; Secretary Treasurer, Lelah
Dunlap. For the Jnior class: Presi-
dent, Leona Ryan; Vice-president,
Nolen Bond; Secretary-treasurer,
Graydon Miller. For the Sophomore
class: President, Madeline Ralston,
Vice-president, Sarah Snow; Secre-
tary, Leliah Newly; Treasurer, Geo.
Spradling.
Miss Henry is planning to organize
a Y. W. C. A. among the high school
girls. The girls are much pleased at
the prospect of being able to work in
such a splendid organization. Quite a
number are planning to join, and we
are quite sure that the girls will
work faithfully.
Miss Dolly White, a former high
school girl has deserted our ranks.
Matrimony evidently appealed to her
more than high hcol. She ives mar
ried to Mr.. Judson Knowles about
two weeks ago. Her class wish her
much happiness in her married life.
The L. j. H. girls received letter
from Louise Falls, one of
the club girls, she was member
of the class of IT, and is attending
Southwestern College this year. How
ever she expressed wish to see all
her old schoolmates and said she was
homesick for dear old L. H. S. We
wish Louise success and happiness in
her school life. And also hope she
enjoys being green little Freshie
once more.
Marguerite Bane, Mable and Linn
Bunting, Georgia Anthony, Ellis Kim
BILE, Ethel Cane, all members of the
class of 1917 are now teaching school.
Football game with Minneola Oct
ober 5th on the home grounds.
! Gladys Carson another member of
the class of II is now attending col
lege at X. S. A. C.
The Algebra II people are having
considerable trouble. They imagine
that they know great deal about AL
zebra, but the review is showing up
their defects.
The last hour Ancient History
class is making progress in leaps and
bounds. This wonderful progress is
due to the teaching ability of Miss
Scandrett and the unusual intelli-
gence of the pupils. They study about
Sennachrib's rule of the Persian En-
pire. The other class expect to fin
ish the book in a year or so.
l The American History classes are
studying about the first colonies
established in the U. S.,A. The work
is quite interesting. However, most
of the Seniors haven't acquired their
full amount of dignity as yet. But
we kindly look over it and say ooh!
well they are never Seniors but once"
! Monday morning the English clas-
SEES was disturbed by Rachel Brewer,
who was heard to remarks "those
limousines make an awful lot of rae
ket."
Mark Adams, member of the
class of '16, visited high school one
day last week. He was on his way to
H. U. where ne is Sophmore.
The Y. P. BIS. met on Tuesday
evening for the regular monthly
meeting. After the usual business
hour several games were played and
enjoyed by every one. Refreshments
were served.
James Blakemore was absent Fri
day on account of illness.
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We have with US, this year, several
new teachers. Miss Alsop, who
teaches the Agriculture and Elemen-
tary sciences classes comes from X.
S. A. c. Miss Ryle who teaches the
Commercial classes comes to us from
the Salina Wesleyan College. Miss
Meyer who teaches the Algebra clas-
ses comes from X. S. N. Miss Scand-
rett of the English and History de-
partments graduated from the Liber-
al High School and of course feels
very much at home teaching in our
school. She is from Southwestern
College. Misses Weedman, Wilson,
Bruce, and Henry are again with us.
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Where? Liberal.
Who? Minneola.
When7 Oct eth