The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1917-12-20

lack Woods, ! ford.
James Taylor, r ford 0 0
Herman Smith, guard. 0 0
Sam Woods, guard. 0 0
Ralph Bane, substitute. 2
The lineup and plays for Satur-
day evening:
Points Fouls
John Heaton, CENTER. 2 3
lack Woods, ford. 3
Ralph Bane, for'd........ 2 0
Herman Smith, guard 2
Sam Woods, guard. 2 l
! H. Jarrett, substitute. 0 0
The total scores for Friday even
| ing was: Liberal, 8; Beaver, 65.
Total for Saturday evening: Liberal,
7; Beaver. 70.
Everyone is wearing big smile
this week. Wonder why. Because
vacation is almost here, of course.
Miss Wilson gave each Of her Eng
lish III students a picture and each
one is expected to write five scribbles,
using the picture in the story.
Lelah Dunlap spent the weekend
in the country with home folks.
Ferne McGregor and Ethel Davis
entertained few friends with taffy
pull at the W. H. Barbee home, last
Thursday evening. The evening was
spent in playing games and making
candy. Those present were: Helen
We'll, Lucille Erb, Nellie Kneeland,
Roma Browne, Lucy Barbee, Eearl
Schneider, Ben Kneeland, Ralph
Bane and Clyde bowers.
Miss Wilson, Rev. Taylor and Mr..
Fulton acted as judges for the Buck
lin Hugoton debate, held at Hugoton
Tuesday evening.
The Penmanship class has complet-
ed some interesting pen and ink de-
signs which are now on display in
the commercial room.
The Agriculture class enjoyed CD
a test given Monday. In order to
save paper, in other words Hoover
ize", the test was written on the
board.
The Senior class pins have arrived
at last and everyone is highly pleased
with them. They are small, triangu-
lar shaped, bearing the legend, LIB
eral H. S. '18" on them. The pins
are Roman gold and the lettering in
polished gold. They were purchased
through the local jeweler, Mr.. Will
kins. The pins are causing much joy
among the Seniors. They are proud
to wear them, thus showing that they
are justly proud of L. H. S.
Anna Miller spent the weekend
with home folks near Floris.
R. L. Wells intends to spend his
vacation holding a revival near Lore
ma, Okla. Rev. C. c. Brown, former
student of L. H. S., will assist in the
meeting.
The Agriculture note books will be
due December 20. This will be the
last day of experiments before the
close of the semester.
Ammon Jones was absent from
school, Friday.
| Physiology test papers were hand
ed back this week. And for once in
Miss Weedman's years and years Of
teaching she was tired of giving AS
Anna Miller will spend the Christ
mas vacation at her home near Floris.
Ernest and Chester Boles intend to
enter school again at the beginning
of the second semester.
| Harold Watkins, after a short siege
of mumps, is in school again.
i The high school people are glad to
see Ralph Stricklin back in school.
He was absent three days of last
week.
Did Beaver walk on Liberals bas-
ket ball team? No; they just walked
all around it.
! Fern McGregor, Lelah Dunlap and
Orlo Rolo are planning to spend the
! Christmas vacation among old friends
in Stafford county.
C. R. Kendrick was absent from
school, Friday.
Gladys Craig was absent from
classes, Monday.
Loyal Patten is able to mobile on
his pedal extremities without the aid
of crutches.
Nolen Bond was absent from
school, three days of last week. He
was "helping" top maize.
Harriet and Ralph Boles attended
the basket dinner and afternoon serv-
ices held at the Wide Awake church,
last Wednesday.
John Wooden was absent from
classes, Monday.
School will be dismissed Friday at
3:25 for two weeks vacation from
December 81, 1917, to January 6,
1918. Much fun is being planned and
the staff expresses sincere wish for
Christmas of good cheer and New
Year full of many promises.
The faculty during vacation: Miss
Ester will spend the holidays at her
home in Peck, Kansas; Miss Ryle in
tends visiting at Lyndon, her home,
and at Salina; Mis- Alsop will spend
the holidays at Wakefield, Kansas;
Misses Henry, Meyer, Scandrett and
Wilson will remain in Liberal for the
two weeks; Miss Weedman leaves,
Saturday, for her home in Ottawa,
Kansas; Mr.. Jarrett will visit in
Hutchinson, after spending a few
days with his parents, north of town;
Mr.. Rindom will spend part of the
holidays at Fort Sill, Okla.
We learn something every day. In
Physics class, the other day, Mr.. Rim
dom said: "Ice will have to get
down to certain temperature before
| it will freeze"