The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-05-06

tune all those rusty voices. We bet
she surely thinks they need it.
Some of the D. S. girls are very
proud of the fact that they can now
make PIE.
The Caesar class has asked Miss
Henry for twenty day session of
Thanksgiving when they finish book
class is now ready for chapter nine.
Miss Henry said that they could use
their summer vacation for season
of thanksgiving or (weeping)
We wonder why the colors do not
change over night Our guess for
the changes is that some of the stu
dents just had to wear off some of
their surplus energy. The energy
seemingly has all been worn away by
now.
There are several new, yet old,
faces to be seen in the study hall.
They are Ada Miller Mae MacGreg-
or, Margaret Stoufer, Emmett Robin
son, Ruth Franklin and last but not
least Miss Scandrett and Miss Meyer.
We are glad to welcome these peo-
pie back to the "War of knowledge
VS. Ignorance"
The freshmen don't know better
than to clap after announcements.
why when Mr.. Rindom announced
that there would be no special train
to Hooker, those freshmen had the
audacity to clap. But then-they
can't help it.
The agriculture class went on an
experiment trip Wednesday to judge
dairy cows.
Lelah Newly, Sarah Snow, Lorena
Naylor, Ralph Bane, Eldon Dudley,
Ralph Boles spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Gus Grimsley at Arkalon.
Fern Ellsaesser was absent from
school Tuesday afternoon.
Evelyn Molter was absent from
school Tuesday.
School was dismissed Friday after
noon for the track meet at Hooker
and large crowd from Liberal at
tended.
The Caesar elias is planning to have
party in the near future.
The Annual Staff had their picture
taken Wednesday. 1t was sort of a
freak picture because all members
were in bondage and sings to show
off hard work they had done in get
ting the annual ready for press.
The work of the seniors play will
start the last of this week. The name
of the play, Mrs. Knott the director,
has not been made public.
Some Of the boys find 1t rather
tiresome to wear overalls.
The seniors received their class
rings and were well pleased with
them. They were obtained from the
Wilkins jewelry store.
The freshmen want to know why
the Subs never have any fountain
pens. Some find it to be rather an
noying.
Prof. Wright found it his duty to
can a few freshmen from science be-
cause they refused to learn the FOG
bones of the body.
The Economical Boomerang which
caused lot of excitement during the
first six weeks will not be given to the
disappointment of many.
? The modern history classes still feel
the effects of the hard Lessons Miss
Gustafson gives them.
The freshmen are still longing for
their promised hike.
The Junior and Senior banquet will
be given two weeks from Wednesday
at the Sanford hotel.
| The committees of the Junior and
Senior banquet are making careful
plans for the invitations and decora-
tons and the menu itself.
A bunch of L. H. S. students de-
light in going to the Lincoln school
to CLAY games. 1t makes them feel
like they were young again.
Gertrude Malone spent the week
end at the country home of Leta
Nickle.
The preliminary contest in voice
was held at the Methodist church.
The contestants were Alice Edison,
Agatha Printz and Lucille Skinner.
First place was won by Agatha Printz.
The track team went to Cimarron Fri
day. They will go on to Pratt Sat
urday. We are mighty proud of our
team and there is no reason why we
shouldn't be. They have won four
cups and expect to bring back more.
this trip.
Gladys Newly expects to go to
Bucklin Friday for the track meet
and she says you will be wise same.
The Sophomores went on a hike