Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1921-01-19
Public School Notes
Grace Braggans and Elsie Campion,
Reporters.
GAN OPFNTON)


Loyalty to Glass and High School
GAN OPINION)
How did you feel toward a pro-Ger-
man-American during the past few
years? Chummy?? Well hardly! Your
country had declared war and her citi-
zens should uphold her. Now here in
our High School are continuous feuds
between classes. The declaration of
war may not be newly declared each
year, but does that make the "Sophs"
and "Fresh'' any the less enemies? No,
every point one class wins over another
is one battle decided for the right Gin
the opinion Of the winners). The ter
ritory gained is as carefully guarded as
was Verdun.
= Your class is best! Don't admit that
it isn't by wishing that you belonged
to another. Get to work and give it
the right to be called "The Best"
Everybody ought to do his share. The
same applies to the High Schools. Add
athletic cooperation, and judge loyalty
by effect, not money. Example: One
may be able to play on the team and
contribute to the financial side as we'll,
while others may be able to do nothing
more than "plug along" Yet one is
probably as loyal as the other. We
have an American High School. Let's
make its standards democratic.
Watch for further particulars con-
corning the activities Of the glee club
boys ...- ...
Teacher-Exp the comparison in
the metaphor ''silver waves"
Pupil-WaveS are compared with
silver-they go up and down in value
The Red River Valley contest will
be held Jan. 31st or Feb. 1st. This
year small admission will be charged
Warren will be represented by Mar
garet Patterson.
! oral review Monday conducted on the
plan of an old fashioned spelling school
At the end Of the first hour over half
of the section was still on it's feet
Laura Hill and Harion Hurlbut were
last to go down in the second section.
The girls basket ball game with Min
to set for last Friday has been post
poned.
State examinations in Physiography
and Higher Algebra will be held OF
Thursday, January Goth, at 8 o'clock
The examination in High School Amer
lean History will be on Friday~at
O'Clock. -, 49,
The Eighth Grade class in Foods ant
4 Cookery will serve a tray luncheon tt
their mothers Oh Thursday evening a
3 80. This lesson is not to teach thu
preparation of elaborate meals but es
sential foods in the childs diet ant
simple meals appropriate for children
Of their age ~2~ -
/ The approximate amount taken il
for the European relief fund was 500
the net profits 1886. ;. 70. 49,. -
The eighth grade has organized witt
the following officers President, Mel
vim Anderson; Vice-president Louis
Halvorson Secretary. Raymond Peter
son; Treasurer, Audrey Bordewick.
Practically all the students partic
pating in the Declamatory contest hay
selected their pieces. They will bcgi
work Immediately AS we have Il
public speaking teacher the contestant
will be divided among all the teachers
The boys basket ball team won tn
game with Argyle last Friday by
score % to T. Keep up the good wor
boys in next Saturdays game wit
Thief River Well all be out to yell.
The annual High School party wi
be held Saturday. Jan. Dist. Guest
Of honor will be new students-Fresl
men included. Guests Of honor usual
come to the entertainment. This is II
exception.