The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-03-10

Oariine IrinSteau came back to
school Tuesday after a visit with hel
mother and brother at Topeka.
The Sophomore girls are not show
ing their usual pep for the box sup
per. Sophomores let's lead the other
classes.
FRESHMEN NEWS.
The Freshmen class had party
last Friday night. Everyone present
reported good time. The subj Fresh
es were entertained and lot of new
acquaintance We're made. The fresh
men class colors, red and white, deco
rated the hall. The color scheme was
also used effectively in the refresh
ments.
Elizabeth Farrell was absent on
Thursday.
Gladys Thompson was absent the
last of the week.
Lillian Trantham was called home
to Springfield, Mo-, several days ago
because Of the death of her little
Freshman class and she has our sim
cere sympathy.
brother. Lillian is a member of the
The furniture on the high school
is not cared for in the proper way
by some of the students. Although
most of the students handle every
thing with care and respect, there
are few who are careless and don't
care. There are those who insist on
carving or scratching their names on
the desks and walls. They unodubt-
eddy do it thoughtlessly but are likely
to be reminded of it in rather Sc
we're way, sometime.
Mr.. Steele started to move desk
the other day and leg fell off it.
Somebody was probably scuffling
around and in some way damaged the
desk. It will be we'll and far safer
for all those wishing to have a tus-
sic to please go out doors.
1t costs about hundred dollars a
year for each student or about four
hundred dollars a day to run the
schools of this town. People don't
mind paying their school taxes, but
they don't want to have any unnec-
essary expenses caused by thought
lessness on the part of the students.
We are going to have a new high
school building in the near future
for we are outgrowing the present
school building. Now is a good time
to begin being thoughtful and care
full about the furniture and the walls
Of the building, so that the new build
ing will not be scratched up and the
furniture broken. This is just anoth-
err case where more thoughtfulness
will help. "LET LIBERAL LEAD"
SPECIAL.
The domestic science department
has given the pupils who stay at the
school during the noon hour, the privi-
lege of using the stove and utensils
of the room for the making of soup.
A cup of soup and four double crack
ers are served for 10 cents. There are
quote a number of girls who take
advantage Of this opportunity but
the attendance of the boys is slight,
due to thei rdislike for washing dish
es.
Miss Gustafson, who taught his
tory in L. H. S. last year, has been
ill with typhoid fever and has been
unable to teach for some time. She
is sufficiently improved to take up
her work again at this time.
We are glad that Miss Henry is
again able to meet her Latin classes.
Miss Scandrett was i'll Wednesday.
The play, "Rustic Romeo" which
was postponed on account Of giving
the time to other activities, will be
given at an early date. The cast
has been making the most of the few
practice times allowed, and are ready
to give the play at the first oppor-
tunity. You can not afford to miss
this. Watch for announcements.
Robert Ellis, class of go, visited
school Monday morning. He is a
travelling salesman for a jewelry
company.
Violin classes are being organized
in the schools by Miss Edison and Mrs.
Ebersole. The class in the high school
will meet every Friday for an hour.
Anyone who has an instrument is ELI
gible and those in charge Of the
class will be glad to have you. This
is the first time any such class has
been organized and anyone, whether