The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-11-06

kick off and Dickerson made long
pass across the field to Harnden who
made a 60-yard run. Then several
line bucks and the ball is placed
over the goal line by Frank Mann.
The goal was picked and score stood
7 to in favor of Liberal
The second quarter was played
without a score, both teams played
hard and fast
The third quarter the Liberal
boys came back with a determine
ton to increase the score. Green's
burg kicked and Harnden run 80
yards for touch down. The in
reference was perfect. The goal
was kicked and thus the score was
ID to 0 in favor of Liberal
The fourth quarter climax was
reached when Fred Randles tackled
the Greensburg quarter behind their
goal. Thus the game ended with a
score of 16 to 0.
The Liberal High School boys
were very much elated and expect
to have the same good success at
Garden City the 7th of November.
Where a large crowd expects to &C
company them.
1t seems as though the trip to
Guymon two weeks ago has left
one desire with everyone and that
is to possess a high school as nice
as theirs. Liberal is as good as
Guymon any day and so are the
students. Then why shouldn't we
have as nice a high school? If
anyone is capable of answering that
question in the negative and prove
it, we will accept the answer and
say no more about a future new
High School equally as nice and
probably nicer than the Guymon
High School.
The Senior Glass is really getting
down to business this year. They
are going to put out very nice
annual this year and that is not
all for it will be the very first
annual Liberal High School has ever
had.
There are a lot of people in this
High School who are late that can't
afford to be and a lot of those who
are late wouldn't be if the study
hall clock didn't gain about five
minutes every day. A pupil sets
his watch by the correct southwest
srn time. The clock in the nome is
Iet by that time, also the clock in
he study hall is set by correct
ime Everyone comes to school
md gets there on time the first !
lay after the clock is set but the
lext day it is found that there are
everal tardies. Upon investigation
We find that about two-thirds of the
ardies have time that is five minutes
lower than the time in the study
all. Every time you are late to
lass it means three and Onethird
err cent off your grade. This re-
llts in numerous failures. So we
ay as a high school, that there be
new clock. If not new one,
ant we please have one that
Uses instead of gains time.
1t will not be long until the an
ual dispute of whether the Senior
lass gets rings or pins will be in
,ssion.
1t would be very great help to
lie typewriter people if those long
,ming typewriters would ever ar
We.
What is the matter with the
reshmen this year? They have not
I'd nearly the usual amount of
reshmen meetings.
The question this week in every
lpils mind is whose stunt will be
e best at the Halloween party.
ne Seniors think they have a
city good idea whose will be the
st though.
A small Freshmen fell in the
aste basket in the Study Hall Fri
". Some of you Seniors must
otect them that's all there is to
If they fall in waste baskets
ey will in all probability be fall
g out of windows next.
Would some one please ask Miss
yle why she locks the typewriting
ON door before leaving at noon?
e would certainly like to know.
The invitations to the Halloween
lrty are very cute affairs, The
lly possible fault we could find
it'll them is that they cost twenty
re cents.
Don't wait till you get to the
ot ball grounds to get your
,kets," was the request made of
+. Rindom in chapel yesterday.
ease take this to heart every
,dy.
One would think from the looks
things that every boy in high
hool would know how to walk
, crutches as much as they have
,octiced on Nolan's and Genes.
Some individual waste paper
lskets are sadly needed in the
nglish 7 room, at least the girls
link so for the boys seem to think
lie proper place for waste paper
down the back of their necks.
The editors for the High School
ulletn this week are Vera Knisley
nd Albert Augerot.
There will soon have to be new
ook case to hold the new loving
ups We'll get this year if for no
Their reason.
We wonder if Miss Gustafson
YER really worked as hard in
.merican history as she makes her
upils this year. We believe not
or if she had she would surely
ave little pity on us.
The Normal Training girls visited
Irs. Roberts room Friday morning.
IRIS. Roberts teaches the Fifth b