The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-02-20

before long and hope that none OF US
get ourselves experimental on with
hot water.
Ralph Stricklin, William Edison,
William Wood and Arthur accom-
panied the team to Guymon.
The first and second hour Agricul-
ture class took a field trip Tuesday
to the "cuts" which are about two
miles southwest of town. The class
observed the different layers of soil,
also the formation of the soil. We
agreed that a great deal of practl-
cal information is gained by these
field trips and that we should be
given the privilege of having more OF
them.
Miss Carr lin Civics class: "Am-
mon, under what circumstances may
a Senator be placed under arrestT
Ammon: "If he commits the crime
of treason or felony or breach OF
promise"
The Senior class is anxiously await
ing the coming of their class rings.
Gertrude Malone was taken home
Wednesday because of illness but
was able to return the next day.
An accident which might have
proven serious occurred Friday when
high school girl fell down the study
room steps. A skinned nose and chin
was the extent of injuries.
George Spreading insists that news
should not sound as if the English
department wrote it. Wonder if our
grammar is too correct.
The new class in Commercial Law
has nine members, three of which are
girls.
The mixed chorus is still increas-
ing. Several new Freshmen have en-
rolled. Some of the boys sing So
prano. Miss Myers repeated the an
nouncement several times. "lf you
cannot get here at seven O'clock
stay at home.
Paper on the Study Hall Floor
Do you ever throw waste paper on
the floor of the study hall? The thing
that usually happens is this: A stu
dent will be busily engaged in pre-
pairing a lesson; he makes a mis-
take, out comes the sheet OF paper
from the tablet and on to the floor
If each time we have waste paper
we would put it in one of the num-
erous paper baskets, this would save
our janitor more work and would
improve the appearance of the study
hall and people would think we were
better housekeepers.
There is to be a study period after
this, the 7th period. Up until now
the pupils had the privilege of roam
ing about the building at that time
Just as they pleased but they took ad
| vantage of this and made too mucl
: noise which disturbed the classe
= which were reciting.
The typewriting students have fin
ished their books and are making
Business, Law and Tabulated files.
The English vi classes brought
material about Lincoln to class
Wednesday. The material was post.
ed on the bulletin board and the pu-
pills learned some things about Lin
coin which they had not known be-
fore.
The third and fourth periods are
shortened both Tuesday and We'd
chapels. This was extra hard on the
pupils who have both periods for
study.
Scribbles were handed in Friday.
Every one had to work hard on
Thursday evening because no one
kept up on their scribbles. We sup
pose they were too tired of working
on note books since so many had
been handed in the past week.
There was no bulletin last week
because there were so many exami-
nations and note books to get ready
that no one had time to write any
news.
Miss Wilson spent the week end
with her sister in Guymon.
Misses Dorothy and Gertrude Far
mer entertained their friends at their
home Thursday evening. About ~
were present. All the girls met and
went together to the basket ball
game, after which the boys and girls
enjoyed many delightful games at
the Farmer home. The party was
given in honor of Saint Valentine.
Delicious refreshments were served
at a late hour and a good time was
enjoyed by all present
Freshmen Honor New Students
On Valentines evening the Fresh
men class entertained in honor OF the
new students who came few days
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