Warren sheaf., 1921-01-12
Public School Notes
BY Oliver Mattson and Chester Mac
Arthur
Censorship in the Movies"
Gan opinion of a Juniorl


others, "No," Why should pictures go
to such extremes inquiries one mother.
Her answer is as satisfying as might
playwright, and cast expect
the public to decide what they wish to
see. IF you don't like that kind, don't
go to see it, is probably their creed.
It is good one. Parents who don't
consider plays fit for their children to
see should not only say so, but should
act upon their opinion with emphasis.
If the play is not fit for the child to
see, he should not see it. Each person
should have his own private censor
Grandparents or guardians-if he is
not capable Of judging. for himself
~--.4 III A Lament.
,(Fro,n students of English LID
Oh awful word "memoriZe"-
Confronts our most dumfounded eyes.
Thou shalt not be here applied
Certainly ought to be" they cried.
The boys basket ball team lost their
first home game to the fast and snappy
team representing the Grafton high
school, The. final score was II to 4.
Next Friday the boys go to Argyle to
play their first conference game.
Friday evening at o'clock the girls
basket ball team will play the girls
team from MintO, n. Oak. The girls
want the support from everybody. Come
out and root! t =. i .: =. s..t
A European relief sale will be held
on Wednesday and Thursday this week
by the Sophomore girls cooking class.
The. net proceeds of this sale will be
sent TO European Relief Committee for
the starving children. \ lunch will be
served only to pupils OF the school al
15c. a plate.
The Declamatory and OratOrical con
tests are in much interest in the High
School. Eleven girls have enrolled fol
the declamatOry contest and ien boys
! for the oratorical contest. The con
tests will be held during the middle OF
! February and will decide who will rep
/; resent Warren in the sub-district con
fest. The declamatory contest is fol
the Q. II. Taralseth medals also.
The High Schools Of Marshal county
! Will send representatives to Warner
the latter part of january to find I
representative from Marshall county tt
be a contestant III Red River Vale!
Crops show in Crookst0n the first par
Of February ks
The second annual high school part!
will be held January %. The purpose
of this party is to get-acquamted VIII
the new students.
Iuella Keife, Of the Freshman class
had to leave school on account OF Ill
ness. We hope to see her back soon.
Eva Schultz is absent this week OF
account of illness.
Miss Tindall took charge Of the Ii
/ brary Monday on account of the illness
Of Miss ROunsville
I The boys and girls glee clubs ar
progressing very rapidly.
A number of the alumni were seel
| in the high school halls last week
Among them were Mathew Halversol
10, Henry Halverson'2O, Esther Lund
gren Is, Fora Rafferty,, a former stu
dent also visited school.
Washington School Notes
THE fifth grade is studying Sout]
America in geography.
1 Hallaward Blegen has been absen
from school on account Of illness.
A new scholar, Edward Swanson, ha
enrolled in the seventh grade this weel
The normal girls have taken charg
of the seventh grade arithmetic class.
1 Miss O'Meara left Monday night fo
] st. Charles to attend her nephew
funeral.
The high school orchestra had thei
first rehearsal last Thursday nigh
Eleven were present.
/ Reed Bordewick entered the eight
grade. this week.
Kenneth Halyerson was elected cal
tain OF the eighth grade basket ba
team.