The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-02-06
High School Bulletin
By the Students of the Liberal High School

The Junior and Sophomore classes
met together Friday evening for a
good time. The party was given by
the Juniors in honor of the Sopoho-
mores and was of military style. The
invitation stated that the Jnior class
had drafted the Sepohomores into
service for a good time, no slackers
to be exempted. Everyone had reg
istered and was ready for fun by 8
o'clock. The first thing was a mill
tary drill thru the halls and up the
stairs. Then military games were
played until late hour, when the
sound of the bugle called them all to
mess. Hardtack, coffee and beans
were served after which troops lined
up and gave the salute to the flag, and
after the call of taps everyone went
home, after enjoying a fine time.
The third year Latin class spent
the recitation period Tuesday discuss.
ing the play Julius Caesar" which
was given at the Majestic theatre
Monday
The third year Latin class played
Latin games Thursday after the les
son.
Get your moneys worth" The
English III people have surely been
doing it. We had three days of ex-
amiation last week.
Ralph Stricklin and Valley Heaton
are reported out for basket ball prac-
tice.
Nolen Bond has just arrived in the
states again after his fifth trip over
sea. He is expected to get an honor
able discharge by mid summer Mol
en- was Junior in high school last
year.
The Domestic Science girls enjoyed
a good time when they visited Lights
Flour Mill. The miller took them
thru the mill explaining each part in
full and by the time they finished
their route knew many interesting
things about flour.
The Liberal National Guards met
and defeated the Guymon town team,
the wild cats as they are called, in
basket ball game last Thursday even
ing at the armory. 1t was a mighty
rough and fast game. The final score
was 26-16 for the X. N G. The star
player of the game was Floyd Long
well, high school player and a men,
Der of the National Guards. He
made IL points out Of the whole score
nearly half of the goals thrown, |,
A Sophomore was heard to remark:
my, that Junior Sophomore party
was huge, enormous, gigantic, col
ossal success"
Bulletin board: Will some one
please remove the bulletin board.
Why will some teachers persist in
giving semester examinations, when
they are not required?
Louie Lemert of the class of 1918
was visitor in High School last week.
Miss Meyers, the music teacher, is
again with us. Her regular classes
met last week. She had charge of the
music Friday at chapel.
The typewriting classes will have
their test last of this week. The
number of words is from eighteen to
twenty. All the students are hoping
to make the required number.
Only four more Saturdays to go to
school, the pupils will indeed be glad. :
The D. S. girls have been studying :
the uses of eggs. They made omelets
and custards Friday-rather expens- !
i've experiments.
Miss Henry has been reading short
stories of the Romans to her Caesar
class.
Modern History students have
finished maps of the Napoleonic peri
cd.
Rubber shooting and top spinning
are the diversions at school now. Just
the season of the year for it,
Mixed chorus met Thursday for the
first time since the Christmas vaca-
ton. Much interest was shown.
Wbv Students Lose Their Rooks