Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-09-29
Public School Notes

During the past week all the classes !
have had meetings for the purpose Of
electing officers and class counselors. |
The following were elected:
Senior class--President, Archie Al !
Ian; Secretary and Treasurer. Olive
Olson = Counselor, Mrs. Cassidy.
Junior class--President, Mae Nelson Il
Vice President, Quinton Melgard; Sec
rotary and Treasurer, Oliver Madison
Counselors, Miss Peterson and Miss M. |
Smith.
Sophomore class-President, Beat
rice Holmquist; Vice President. Elba |
Bjorquist; Secretary and Treasurer, |
Clinton Erickson; Counselor, Miss L.
Smith. ~,
Freshman class-President, Melville
Sl0strand; Secretary and Treasurer,
Carol Lindberg; Vice President, Wini- |
fred Maps; Counselor, Miss Rounse-
vile.
: !: IT is the duty of the class counselor
TO- oversee all social activities of the
class and to give advice on all subjects
OF special interest to the class. 1t is
customary. for the Juniors to elect two
counseIors'' as. the Junior-Senior ban
quet, the most ambitious social event
Of the EeaEis financed and managed
entirely BY the: Junior class. -,
The Juniors are even now planning
:: surprise; for you. Watch for further
announcements. 49,:
Last years students are still return
ing: Linnea &Johnson, Theodore Hill
and Roy SEVERN began work Monday
of this week. ~
-. MI. Holmquist gave another greatly
enjoyed talk in the assembly Monday
morning
Miss Peterson spent the week end at
her home in CroOkstOn so she could
visit her brother who is enrolled as q
student at the State University, before
he departed. ~
New magazines are arriving and are
available in the library Previous num-
bers are also on file in the library, and
should be found very useful for all
classes. tx 49,.
Oscar Knutson, class Of 1920, has en-
rolled at st. OlOf's College
The class III Senior American His
tory is enjoying a new series of maps
purchased during the summer for that
department.. There are 81 maps in the
series which Illustrate every possible
phase in American History r They are
also useful to other classes of history
because they include a: few European
and >Asiatic maps Z =
It's a mystery! What? The Juniors
coming enterta i1amenti ~:
The class in English III has formed
a literary societyn The officers Of the
first section area President, Cameron
Qmstgard: Vice President, Elba
= Bjorquist Secretary; Lillian: Black.
Those Of the second section are: Presi-
dent, Mildred Peterson; Vice President,
! Myrtle Knutson;' Secretary, Stella
Samuelson. Neither section has chosen
a;name. The purpose Of the society is
chiefly practice in Parliamentary Rules.
Coach johnson says that the follow
ing football games have already been
scheduled: Grafton, Friday; East
Grand Forks week from Saturday
Stephen, October 22nd.
d" The Eighth grade gave a party in
the gymnasium Friday evening.
William Thomas has been promoted
to the Seventh grade - t.<-..
. The annual meeting Of the North
western Minnesota Educational Asso-
citation will be held in Warren this
year late in October. This is the first
time Warren has been hOnOred in this
! way, and the students will do their best
to make the meeting successful. !. i.
Mr.. Erickson and Mr.. Barlow are
preparing to erect the flag-pole which
was presented to the High School by
the class Of 1920. It will be put on the
east front of the building in the tri-
y angular piece Of ground formed by the
branching Of, the sidewalk. y
!: ,Ehe students from the Teachers
Training department are spending some
time this week in observation in the
rural schools Of District AZ The Ra-
dunn schools were visited Tuesday.
The Luna school, Carlson district, and
Swanson district of Marshall county,
also the Room school in Polk county,
are on the list. The latter is a new
up-to- date, and modern equipped school.
I'll. .Skaas..Applicants3tO the Teachers Training
department were refused admission.
Tne two weeks absence at the opening
1Ithe term is the cause Of the ex-
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