The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1921-11-04

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Gum will some day cause his undoing
But he seems happy all the same
A Junior loves him-guess his name
The juniors are the best Of all,
Compared to us the sophs are small
We never whisper nor act bad
For that is but senior fad.
We study, study all the time
And have our lessons super line,
But little freshies, do not pine
You'll be juniors too, some time.
TO THE SENIORS OF '22
LBy Howene Hartman,
Oh seniors, we love you
Each smile and each frown
IL marked In our memory
Whene or you look down.
We know you are learned
Great scholars are you,
You nave many creQlts
While we have so few. Ira
Four years to your credit
We juniors have three
Yet one would THINK twenty
Tho not SO Ininh we.
Your privileges are many
NOW 90 not get sore)
For tho they are numerous
You still call for more.
Say where do you get them
Inose very wise looks
Did you get them from nature
Or they In books?
Your boys are not many H.
In fact they are three =
Where have they ali goneT
More used to be.
Each year some one passes
The wide open gate
You seniors are ready
For Us YOU won't wait.
Some plan to be teachers
And others to keep
The home fires burning
For some poor sheep.
Some dentists, some doctors \......
Some farmers will be ....
While others will travel
Great sights to see. "
Oh seniors, we love you
But why should we not?
School has fond memories
IL Is dear spot. =
Elizabeth Wemmering was a CUES
of Orabelle Davis Monday night.
The Cleveland high school enter
aimed the faculty at costume r,arty
Halloween, October 81; Prizes were
awarded to Miss Miller and DolforC
Denker, who were dressed ais a darby
couple. The evening was spent II
playing games and telling stories
ana fortunes.
There will be community meeting
at the school house Thursday night
November TO- All are invited to at
tend. MSS 90,
Under the auspices of the Cleve
land consolidated school CLEVELAND
will have four number Lyceun
course this season. Four splendid
programs have been selected by the
committee and it is hoped that large
number will avail themselves of this
opportunity to hear and witness
something that is really above thu
average. The boys and girls of the
high school and eighth grade are sell
ing the tickets. The price has beer
children's season tickets, respective
ly. Single admissions. will be Sc
cents and 35 cents. Season tickets
may be used by more than one mem
Der in the family This arrangement
was made especially for folks living
In the country, who objected to the
season ticket on the ground that theil
attendance depended so much on wea
Their conditions. With this arrange
meht one person could attend all foul
programs, two persons could attend
two programs etc. The numbers are
as follows: The Potters, in song and
story, November .Waverly Trio Con
cert company. January II. Becker
the magician. February 8. DR.. H. B
Burns. lecturer, March 90 Don't fai
to hear the Potters on Monday, No
vember T. They are reported to be
one of the finest companies on the
Lyceum platform. Both are artists
and a varied program of high class
entertainment is assured. Get your
season tickets now and enjoy the full
course.
Grace Mathews wishes to state that
she will announce her marriage her
self when she is ready to get mar
ried.
There will be special meeting OF
the E. F. u, lodge Wednesday even
ing, November 9.
daughter Alice, Mrs. Arthur Bowles,
Mrs. I. w. Watt attended the Luther
Ladies' Aid society at LeSueur Cen
ter Tuesday afternoon.