Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1920-12-15
Public School Notes

{! Public School Notes /
By no one In particular but the Junior
class in general
What some Juniors think about topics
Of the day.: g. ,.~
It is a dangerous thing to break into
the school building during class parties
or otherwise. Last Friday evening,
several windows were broken and out
siders caused a great deal of trouble
to Freshmen and faculty. Most Of
those who caused the trouble were
students from the lower classes. If
the practice Of molesting classes dur
ing parties is practiced, the High
School students privileges of having
parties in the High School building will
be taken away. .@15 szs.4. ~. y I'D. z@s
What will the future bring? Many
prophecies are being given, but can we
regard them as the truth? Is the idea
of war between the United States,
why she was permitting Irish immi-
grants to enter? Is not our country a
free country? Why should we restrict
Irish immigration? It's a strange thing,
isn't it, that the Irish are good law
makers, but are. no good at governing
themselves. Let us hope that in the
future we will fghtwith wit, sarcasm,
commercial and social rivalry, but
never again with firearms. AS w. W..
Howe says, "What is your opinion . ].
The wave of crime, and its causes,
together with. the, unexplained lowness
lof marks an igh. schools aud colleges
IEiis causing consid erable comment.
] As far as the crime is concerned,
lfthat can easily be explained. It. is for
the most part the result Of temperance
and the bootleeging mos OF course,
the les, cheap magazines and the
evil companions found lin poolrooms are
part of the fault. In fact, most
crimes are Matched up in the poolrooms
! Of the cities. 5,.%
The low marks now prevailing in
the high school may be also explained
Several years ago the schools did not
haVe:as many students, and those who
went to school, had some definite mark
towards which to strive Today almost
every citizen student: Of the United
! States is attending school. Yesterday
there were enough teachers to instruct
the students, today there is a great
shortage Of teachers: Yesterday school
was mostly learning, today a great part
Of school is: social II Yesterday the stu
dents had the welfare OF themselves
Iandra feeling Of obligation toward their
parents at. heart. Today, ''who cares
Regular Notes. S. ID y. S.
Various grades plan to have Christ
mas programs the Friday before school
closes for Christmas vacation. ia.
The children in the grades have been
quite successful in selling Christmas
seals. .: - 49,
] Supt. Holmquist visited Districts 88,
Z and AZ of the associated schools last
week. -g@~~ : ....
| DR.. Peck spoke in the high school
auditorium Sunday evening to large
audience.
Boy (In Latin class) know good
joke. 49,. sy :.
Teacher: Don't tell it in Latin
Boy: I'm not, Tn going to tell it in
English. VI VIII
I. The High School faculty and the
girls enjoyed very witty program, and
lunch last Thursday afternoon from
Alb to 500. The Sophomore Home
Economics class displayed their talent
as hostesses.- Cocoa, waters and
cookies were served. About six girls
| cleverly played the part Of a few high
school classes, portraying the habits Of
teachers and students The social
hour" ended with yells given by the
Seniors and Junior girls In honor OF
the Sophomores. ,
1 The girls glee club of the Warren
/ high school Is giving sacred cantata
at the high school auditorium Friday
at 7:30. Everyone is invited.
GETS BIG ATTORNEYS FEES.
Leonard Erickson, who recently sued
I. j. Boyum for attorneys fees, has
secured court order for $2,44O In one
case and $3.50 in another. The first
i a11f waa 600 insf tho Un01ny mill