The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-03-23

~ The high school orchestra furn
/ ished few numbers for the program
) given by the Epworth League at tn
) Methodist church last Wednesda.
] evening.
= The teachers training class of tn,
NJ. E. church entertained Mr.. Evans
class at the home of T. B. Moore Sat
: urday evening. The evening wa
spent in playing Irish games to com
: memorate the day, after which tempt
ing refreshments were served. Man!
, high school students and Miss Weed
/ man of the high school faculty at
: tended
The European history class is nov
| studying the rise of the German EN-
pire and the accession of the presen
emperor.
: George Mann was absent Friday t
make up sleep after working Thurs
, day night.
Prospects for a track team thi!
year are especially promising. There
are several out for the different
events. The team will be greatly
crippled by loss Of Bane, whose in
jured knee will prevent his taking
part in the events
This fine weather makes us wan
to have hike or wiener roast one OF
these good evenings.
The Baker brothers are sailing the
new discus about one hundred feet
while Woods brothers are swinging
on the new pole for good height.
The typewriting students are work
IN nd n haf
words.
The agricultural classes are study
ing about poultry and are planning
for poultry show" soon.
The seats are nearly all arranged
in the school building.
The boys are practicfng for track
work. lack Woods, Sam Woods, and
Guy Miller are the only boys doing
work in the high jump and they are
also working for the cross country
run. The boys will work hard for
their medals.
lack and Sam Woods spent Sunday
with home folks at the ranch.
The track men are planning on a
society meet to be held April 6, pro-
viding that there isn't a meet with
some of the visiting schools. All boys
are requested to practice and have a
place I'm the meet.
The l.. II. S. boys are practicing
on all the field events and many more
are able to make good If they would
only practice.
The three-mile cross country race
xxyflI ha
will be several Of the high school boys
in the race and It will no doubt be a
good one. There are two medals for
the winners silver one for the
first place, and a bronze one for the
second. IN
The high school fIas another very
good vaulting pole, and It is the best
one that we have ever had, and viii
hold anyone that warts to vault on It.
The next meeting OF the "Abiders''
will be at Alta Miller's, Saturday af-
ternoon, the oath.
Most of the domestic science girls
handed in their sewing note books
with models, Friday.
A number of high school students
attended the Epworth League enter
tainment Wednesday evening.
Mary Wooden was absent from
school Thursday and Friday on &C
count of sickness.
Misses Hazel Hall, Anna Miller and
Lelah Dunlap we're among those who
spent the weekend in the country.
Herman Howard has quit school.
The athletic boys have been train
ing regularly.
There viii not be any school Fri
day. the 30th inst. on account of tlferI
teachers meeting being held here this
year.
New cement walks are being made
from the new building to the street
and to other walks that run from the
building to the street.
The science classes have moved in
to their new room.
Edythe Gates has withdrawn from
school as she intends to leave soon
for Mexico, where she will make herr
future home Her numerous friends
in Liberal will be sorry to- see her
leave.
Mr.. Camblin has made up his mind
to start to get exhibits ready for next
fair time. His agricultural class will
get to work Immediately.
Edna. Shorb was absent from
school Monday morning. She was
keeping the store during her fHther's
absence.
Lois Moore was absent from school
Monday.
In Agriculture C1ass.-Mr. Camb-
lin: Gene, will you name an Ameri-
can breed of chickens?" Gene;
Rock Island Reds"
Plans have been made for a pro-
gram to be given at the high school
building in the near future. An ad-
mission will be charged and the pro-
ceeds will go to help the track team.
The science class, which has been
reciting in the domestic science room
during this term, has moved into the
new room in the basement. 1t is very
bright and sunny, although the room
isn't very large.
Walton Armstrong spent Friday af-
ternoon and Monday morning in
Hooker.
Georgia Anthony taught the third
grade one day last week, substituting
for Miss Mabel King.
Senior News
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