The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1921-01-06
HIGH SCHOOL BULLETIN

School is in session again and all
is is gliding along smoothly as it
Should. The students left for va
cation with worried looks and long
faces, but they returned with faces
lighted with new zeal. The teachers
were all on time with smile of hap
piness that they did not have when
they left.
Students and teachers met a very
pleasant surprise Monday morning
when they found that the floors had
been scrubbed and oiled, new shades
hung over the windows, and the
books in the library arranged in
order, and ready to be checked out.
TIL esecond semester will find
two new teachers in the schools;
Miss Clara Pittman will teach fresh
man English and History in high
school, and Mr.. C. L. Garrison will
teach in Junior high school. When
the Junior high school moves to the
Lincoln school building, the rooms
they now occupy, will be used by
the high school. One room will be
used as library and the other two
as class rooms.
Miss Blanche Jones, the kodak ed
itor, has placed box in the office,
in which students are urged to put
pictures for the annual. The pic
lures are wanted and needed, and
most students can find a few pic
lures they can spare. The Annual
staff will thank those who help in
this way.
Miss Ross wrote the following
sentence on the board, 81 do not
know where he is gone," and asked
Donald 2. what was the indepen-
dent clause.
Donald do not know"
Miss Ross:-"Correct."
Fern Ellsaessar was absent part
of the week on account of illness.
Much to the joy of the pupils and
teachers, they again took up the old
routine after two weeks of restless
idleness. eve doubt if this will pass
the board of censors as a truthful
article.)
Lloyd Snyder is i'll with the "flu."
The popular foot ball song to the
tune of ooh Frenchy," has been re-
vised into a poppy basket ball song.
We have two new songs, one to the
tune of "The Old Gray Mare" and
another Ito the tune of''Marching
Through Georgia"
The first and second hour Do
nestle Science classes went to the
meat market Tuesday, to learn the
cuts of meat. The third and fourth
hour classes went Wednesday.
Madeline Johnson Rowland was a
visitor at school Monday.
There were number of visitors
at school the first of the week.
Among Their were Mile Kneeland,
Irene and Mary Etzold and Margaret
Bane VIII oo,c students at K. S. A. G.
Also Alma Hly, who teaches at Hugo
ton, and Wi'l'9 johnson and George
Bane, former students of L. H. S.
Harvey E,Pherson is absent from
school because of scarlet fever in
his home.
Gresham Jones has gone to Colo
RADIO to live. He will go to school in
Pueblo.
Miss Ryle was absent from school
and her classes Monday morning be-
cause of illness.
The pep has been good since the
holidays, and the basket ball teams
are going to show everybody how to
play the game. We play Pratt Thurs
day.
Addeen Milton is absent because
Of illness.
Freda Idker spent the week end
with Mile Kneeland at the Knee
land ranch on the river.
Irene Daniels and Ethel Davis
were visitors at school Monday. They
are former students who are teaching
this winter.
Colonel Bingham was noticed limp.
ing lightly yesterday as he stepped
off the train and walked toward his
waiting friend. When asked what