Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1917-05-02
High School Notes

High School Notes
The high school and North Star
College expect to hold the Bac-
calaureate services together this
year in the high school auditorium.
We had expected to hold this ser
vice May 81, but due to the fact
that some Of the churches find it
! difficult to unite with US on that
ldate, the services will probably be
Ifheld May Goth. Rev. Roseland Of
IlGrookston has been asked to preach
i The sermon.
| ] Pres. Brown Of the st. Cloud
normal school, will give the COM
mencement address this year, June
End. He speaks at Argyle the
night previous. He Is live wire
among the school men of Minnesota
land one who will give scholarly
address.
E The graduating class this year
], is the largest in the history of the
school. There are 35 in the class,
10 being boys and 10 girls.
This class has been considered a
strong class turnout it's entire
school course. The class ranks as
one Of the highest in scholarship.
Many of its members are talented
!, IN music and dramatics. The class
] has many Of the most loyal boost
ers the school has ever had. It
!; has furnished the school with
splendid athletic teams.
rs. More important than all else, the
individual members Of the class
J. possess character and stability, and
the ambition to do something
4, worth while in the battle of life.
May every member Of this ex-
]. cellent class be an honor to the
1, school that has striven to give to
each a firm foundation on which to
build.
The high school boys surely have
firm grip on Argyle's pet goat.
); First its foot ball, next basket ball
and last but not least, our base ball
team was victorious by a score of
10 to s. Capt Arness was on the
mound for Warren and with the
exception Of one inning pitched
shut out ball, obtaining Is strike
outs. The heavy hitters for War
rem were Kavs and Wickman, each
getting a pair Of two baggers
Legault was driven from the mound
8 III the TIL inning: Krogh no re
, placed him was also hit freely.
s. For Warren, Frank Staska took
care Of the receiving end in good
J. style. Wattam held down first
base, Nyland second, Rays short
stop, and Wickman third base
The outfeld was we'll taken care OF
J, by Powell, Bake and Bartholow.
The school house has been a pop
rular lodging place the last week
:, The boys who have been staying lr
} nights surely deserve mention fol
their valiant efforts to prevent the
y. burning Of Caeser.
}, The school campus has beer
J. ,,leveled down preparatory to seed
= ing and the appearance is muct
, improved.
!. If the weather permits the higi
school nine will journey to Argyis
Wednesday afternoon, for a return
game, and Saturday expect to cross
bats with the Thief River Falls
nine.
Several Of the fleet footed higl
school boys expect to go to Crook
[ston May 9th, to compete in :
! ttrack meet.
The Seniors are using all thei1
spare time in an effort to make
their class play, which is to be
given May 4th, surpass all previous
, class plays.
!, The production Of the operetta
Sylvia, which is being given III
finishing touches will be good ex
simple Of the old saying, Practice
makes perfect" It will be present
led May 18th
Rev. Bowden, Of ST. Paul, who il
Masonic orator Of the state, made
a stirring patriotic appeal to the
:; high school students Monday after.
) .noon.
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