Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1918-10-04
SCHOOL NOTES
English III

hennetn IOOuner, presiuehIj Wihhi
fred Fagg, vice president; Hurley
Goodwin, secretary; Gail Hamilton
treasurer.
The Student Body met September
20, with Kenneth Goodner presiding
The time was spent in discussing 9
Service Flag. A meeting Of the Ser
vice Flag committee was held Tues
day to complete the arrangements fol
purchasing q Service Flag, and Il
consider q programme to be held u
the unfurling Of the Flag.
Miss Mildred Wilson was absent
from school Monday.
The entertainment committee Of the
Junior Class have planned q roast Il
be held at HOckerville Friday evening
Mesdames Twente, Cammack and
McMinn entertained the teachers at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. L. Car
din, Thursday evening.
A petition was circulated Monday
signed by President Of Student Body
by which to get money for the Ser
vice Flag.
The Students are wishing the work
men would finish the repairing Of the
building so that the tacks may be re-
moved from the banister.
It was decided by a large majority
that the students of the Baxter High
School should enter the State Debat-
ing Contest.
Freshman Notes
The Freshman class was organized
September 18th, 1918.
The officers were elected as follows:
Phebe Louise Wright, president.
Marjorie Mcdonald, vice president.
Ruth Howard, secretary.
Jack Wells, treasurer.
The second class meeting was held
on the 10Th of September.
Four committees were appointed by
the president. The committees are
as follows: The Constitutional COM
mittee, Class ColOrs committee, Glass
Name committee and Class Motto
committee.
Lance Wene, a well known Fresh
man, enlisted in the United States
Navy, Monday the 2Srd.
The Freshmen contributed liberal
ly for the Baxter High School Service
Flag.
1t is very queer that no one but the
"Freshies" have noticed that it is very
apparent that the teachers Of the B.
S. H. S. have favorite expressions, as
follows:
Miss Browne-"Exactly."
Miss Abel-"Sure Would"
Mrs. Twente-"All Right"
Mrs. McMinn-"Certainly."
Sophomore Notes
(By Chauncey Apple)
There are twenty-seven members in
the Sophomore Class this year, which
is the largest Sophomore Class ever
in the Baxter Springs High
School.
The pupils of the Baxter Springs
Hight School are having a Service
Flag made which has star on It for
every person in the Service who has
attended our high school.
Fay Hulings, from Aurora, No., en-
:ered school Monday the twenty-third
# Sept. as a Sophomore.
Juniors
The American Literatures for the
English w and III have arrived after
several weeks of waiting.
Audrey Cooper gave a very inter
sting report on her book review en-
tiled STRANDED in Arcadia" Wednes-
lay morning. All the English class
greed she was a very good story re-
alter and hope to hear from her again
'efore the end of this semester.
The Domestic Science girls are just
making the button holes for their
oOking aprons and they will certain
' shout for ioy when they are finish
d.
The girls of the Domestic Science
lass are waiting patiently for the
ime to come when they can start
Oolsing for they do have q very keen
ppetite when that period comes.
The Commercial Arithmetic class
as been striving to learn q short
lethod of dividing and multiplying
ut have almost given the task up as
Opeless.
The French class Is rapidly pro-
ressing in its knowledge Of Francois.
Nest ee pas?
Gail Hamilton was absent from all
asses Wednesday.
All scholars surely keep watch Of
Heir tardy and absent marks for the
enalty is severe.
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