Western Kansas world. [volume] (WaKeeney, Kan.) 1885-current, 1919-01-30
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
We are working at high tension at
all times now The influenza seems
to have lost its hold
Our instructors may not have brok-
| en- the eight hour law but they have
bent it very hard many days these
last few weeks
i Council of Administration at Topeka
the 18th and 18th. There were about
eight hundred Principals and Super
intendents in attendance and it was
pronounced the finest meeting in
years
| That the friends OF our high school
portunity to assist our pupils in
| their efforts to make this year sue
cess in spite of the influenza and its
consequences we are printing the fol-
| lowing letter which has the unanimous
vote of approval of the Board of
| Trustees and almost unanimous ap-l
| prOva1 and thankful appreciation of
our patrons.
Dear Patron:-We are making up
time lost by forced vacations. This
means an added strain on our ener-
sponsibilities. Pupils and teachers
will feel the need of conserving their
energies and of planning their work
to meet these demands. The health
and vigor necessary to accomplish
the desired result must be our great
est concern for must sustain this
| high tention. If the best care is taken
we are sure of getting results.
| We are setting aside all extra pro-
our undivided attention to the regui-
| ar work. We are asking and insisting
| that all socla1s, parties, outings, etc,
be held week ends (F'riday and Sat
urdays) that good hours be kept at
all times and that every effort be
made to keep in the best of health
creditably and that your school may
retain its accrediment. We are there
for asking your hearty cooperation. !"
| The above letter was sent to every
parent and all have answered One,
| only one, writes that our requests
-are unreasonable and I decline to CO.
| operate with YOU but the others made
up for all that. One writes "We are
in hearty sympathy with your plan as
outlined and will do our utmost to
help you enforce the same. We thank
you for your consideration" Another
/ "You will have our hearty cooper
alton and our thanks for your effort
4.The inner side of every cloud is
/ bright and shining and so turns my
i clouds about and always wear them
inside out. to show the Ining.,'
The strong endorsement of our
Board of Trustees to all these plans
Reports are due February 18th
Then, oh, then.
r C. L. Hardman and Chas. Hille re-
turned home from Waconda Springs
last Saturday night.
anCy dress ana WOTk LOT
men and boys at Wa-Keeney Cloth
ing Store. Adv 1t.
Peter Parke, was up from Banner
neighborhood last Saturday and made
US an agreeble call.
We want to close out our line of
Clothing Store. Adv. 1t.
Mems suits and overcoats, made
right and the right style at Wa-Kee-
ney Clothing Store Adv. 49.
Lost-Sman brown leather pocket
! book. containing SO cents, Please
return to this Office Adv 49,
Several of the pupils of Mrs Stein
berger's music class entertained their
} parents and friends at students re-
cital at the home of Mrs Steinber-
) ger last Thursday evening. Those
} who took part were Mary Parsons
8 Ruth Kellogg, Inez and Stella Splits
naug1e, Helen Simpson, Chloris Heyl
Lois Steel, Sheldon Campbell, Ware
s and Mabel Billings.
Last Monday evening Mrs Chas
Steinberger entertained most pleas
, antly at a slumber party. At eigh
z o'clock an excellent three course din
| ner was served after which the guest.
) enjoyed the evening in a most infor
= NAL way. The following ladies wer
: present: Mrs A. II. Blair, Mrs. w
w. Gibson, Mrs. D. B. Kraus, Mrs. c
L Hardman, Mrs. c. R. Hille, Mrs
J. w. Spena, Mrs L. T. Purcell, Mrs
H s Givler and Miss Margaret Swig
e gett Mesdames Blair, Hardman
p Spena and Miss Swiggett remaining
v for the night. The guests are un
2 animous in declaring it one of tn
joiliest parties of the season