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

WIN pdSkeC DBL games, DOx sup
per and tests this is busy week for
the people Of L. II. 8.
We wonder what caused so much
sleepiness among some Of the high
school pupils Wednesday. Is it the
spring fever, or the trip from Forgan
Tuesday night and Wednesday morn
ing?
Almond Barbour, a former stu
dent Of L. H. S., was visitor here
Tuesday. He is attending school at
: LaVerne, Okla. now.
r. Miss Davis to history class: "Do
you know that when I read test pa
pers, I find some things that no man
ever knew before?"
Mr.. Steele thinks it is about a hun
bred miles to Forgan. We believe
that he isn't the only one who thinks
so.
Miss Ryle in giving dictation in
short hand gave the word Guymon.
Helen w.: Well how can you write
diamond with D?
Miss Ryle: I didn't say diamond.
Helen w.: thought you did.
Miss Ryle: Someone must be think
ing of diamonds.
Helen w.: We were just talking
about diamonds, weren't we, Frank
lei
Let's have every one out to the
box supper Friday night. If you
think you cannot get anything out
of it, come and see, and you will be
greatly. surprised. A real program
is prepared which will be worth the
price of a box alone. And well-you
can only imagine the kind of goodies
that L. H. s. girls can make. So
boys, come with some change and en-
joy the Sweets" of the evening.
And girls, if you think that you can't
take an hour or two to prepare a
box, think of how long it takes the
teams to practice basket ball. Sure
,ly when you compare the time and ef-
fort expended you would not be sell
fish enough not to come. Be loyal
and back your teams, your school,
and your home town.
SENIOR SCRIBES.
A great display of slender fingers
and widely waving hands has taken
place among the seniors lately. Those
rings are good looking aren't they?
A SOB FROM A SENIOR.
with apologies to Shakespeare.)
If physics be the senior curse, cram
on;
Wear out the brain with it.
That when flunldng, the appetite
cannot sicken and so die;
That electric "dope" again; it had a
dying fall.
Oh! It soaked in my soul like water
in sieve.
It haunts us to the wee hours Of the
mite.
Cramming and bordering it over.
(Hamlet) ...............---.........A senior.
We are sorry to learn that Chester
Boles, who has been II with smallpox,
will not be in school for some time.
We hope for his speedy recovery.
Blanch Jones was absent from the
school room Tuesday morning.
Freshman: "oh Corinne, did you
have your hair bobbed?"
Corinne: ooh no it just wore Off.
Mr.. Meyer: "What are the main
parts of telegraph"
Bright senior: "The relay and OPP
esator."
Mr.. Hoenshell, the author Of an
English grammar, visited and talked
to the normal training girls Tuesday
afternoon.
The physics students made an cleo !
trio call Thursday. One never can
ten-we may have a second Edison
from our class some day.
WANTED = Some information
telling where to put whole mess of !
commas. First and fifth hour Eng
lish VIII Classes.
JUNIOR NOTES.
Rufus King is absent from school
on account of illness.
Margaret Stoufer was absent We'd
nesday. |
Agatha Printz was absent Tuesday
morning.
Merle Bloom has lost two keys.
He specified one as Dodge key.
What kind is the other, Merle?
The Juniors who went to Forgan
to attend the girls basket ball game
we're: Virgil Rennick, Chalmer
Moore, and Rhylow Colt.
SOPHOMORE NOTES.