The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1920-02-12
clash with the Coldwater High School
on the local court.

Roma Browne was absent last
week on account Of sickness.
Alice Arbuthnot is to school this
week.
The Modern History class has
sent in their subscriptions for the
Literary Digest. They expect their
copies to be here real soon.
The illustrated book reports of the
English vi class were handed back
Monday morning and most of them
had AS on them.
VIM. Levi was absent from Agri-
culture class Monday.
Winnie Condit is now absent from
school on account of sickness.
Willard Harnden has moved his
seat into the bachelors corner of the
English room. He and Lucille Erb
couldn't agree.
T. J. Smith is out of school this
week on account of the death of his
grandmother.
Miss Gustafson was absent one
day last week on account of sickness.
Wanted: Alarm clocks supplied
to the first-hour Agriculture students.
F. B. Wright.
The Agriculture class made a chart
Tuesday on the ten leading wheat
growing states.
James Taylor was absent from
English Monday.
The Sophomores carried all the
chairs out of the Agriculture room
and Mr.. Wright said the Sophomores
would have to carry them back.
Mr.. Wright was telling first hour
Agriculture class how smart he was
in Normal. He burned the midnight
oil, took fifteen subjects (about onece
week. and failed in three. Isn't he
unusual.
In Modern History Monday morn
ing the first hour class had a debate
on the question, Resolved, that de-
bates are necessary in History class
es." The affirmative speakers were
Vera Knisely and Earl Schneider.
The negative speakers were Ruth
Fields and Homer Reid. The mega
tive side won. 1t was very difficult
matter to decide as both sides were
very good.
Jaunita F., in Science II: "Pd
hate to have that kind of stove in
my house" Mr.. Wright: "You will
have to talk to him about that"
Jaunita F.: "Well, Pm talking to
you" Mr.. Wright: "Welp this is
leap year"
A sad thing has happened to Irene
Daniel-she has lost her voice.
In the sixth hour Science class we
learned how to blow glass.
The Science class experimental
with the different kinds of oils used
for lighting purposes. '.
The Juniors had their picture taken
for the annual at Pates Friday.
Mr.. Rindom was absent from his
third class on account of the archi-
tects.
Miss Henry was absent from
school Monday morning because of
illness.
At the game in Hooker Saturday
night Liberal had the support of the
crowd. The crowd was from Liber-
al.
Some of the H. S. pupils are plan
ming a picnic supper at Feathers
grove some time this week.
Last Friday the girls glee club
was photographed for the high school
annual. The girls were dressed in
sailor middies and white skirts, and
also wore white sailor caps.
Helen wants a date Friday night
for the skating party. Boost for her.
The Physics class had laboratory
experiment Monday and Tuesday
morning.
We advise George Spradling to go
to Sunday school.
George Wehmeier enrolled in
school Monday.
Chester Boles was absent the first
Of the week because of the flu.
Quite a number of the students
were absent the first of the week.
The Juniors are planning leap
year skating party Friday evening.
That is if the boys don't say "No,
thank you. l am sorry but mamma
said couldn't go out there"
In about two weeks the Dramatic
Club will give two plays at the Ma
jestic. The casts have been practic-
ing and working for some time. The
plays are good, lively, modern and
full of action. "First Aid" is a one