Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-09-27
Public S school n ote,s

sent on account Of illness, has return
ed to assume her duties as music
teacher. She intends to organize boys
and girls glee clubs, High School
chorus, and orchestra. She will start
testing voices for glee clubs this week.
I The football game between Warren
and Thief River Falls Saturday was
a defeat for Warren, the score being
ga to 0. Amundson, Anderson, Ber-
nard, Boardson, Carlson, Erickson,
Hjelle, Larson, Palmer, Quistgard,
Stevens, Tullar were on the field for
Warren. Stevens played an excellent
game at end on the defence. Amund-
son also played a good game. The
line in the backfield held its own well
considering the weight of Thief Ri
yer's end. = =. 4 IN
The English 1 class are having a
grammar. base ball game this week.
We are all waiting for results. -
The eighth grade played the midget
Freshmen game of football Thursday
evening Of last week. Neither side
scored. Both teams are anxious to
play off the tie Everyone watch for
the date. 49,
Teacher-Kathryn, what is a but
tress? ~ d.. ~.
Kathryn-A buttress is lady but
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Freshmen sewing class is struggling
with budgets: They are making fancy
aprons. The advance sewing class is.
making renovated garments.
The Sophomore foods and cookery
class has canned peaches by open ket-
tie method and vegetables by cold
pack method. They have also made
about twenty glasses Of apple and
grape jell. This last work was ex-
perimental. Different portions of
juices and sugar were used to deter
mine jell of best consistency and pala-
liability.
Edward Evans enrolled as a Fresh
man last week.
This week Bernice Bradley entered
as a Freshman. Albin Novak as Jun
ior, and Theadore Hill, as a Senior.
Myrtle Knutson came back to school
last-Thursday. She has been absent
on account of illness Of her mother.
= Chauncey Stuhr, Mrs. Cassidy's ne,
pheW, visited. school Friday.
The Freshmen penmanship books
were handed in Friday. We would
all like to have been beside Miss Full
ton when she corrected them. 81
The Chemistry class had it's first
experiments last week, which resulted
in many broken test tubes and bottles.
If we had laboratory work every day
we would feel sorry for the one who
stands expenses.
The meeting of the Northwestern
Minnesota Educational Association Of
which Mr. Holmquist is president, will
be held at Thief River Falls October
18th and 18th. Several Warren teach
ers are on the program School will
be closed while this is in session.
Z. The Junior class held their meeting
Monday evening". They elected Arthur
Wiegert as president, Carol ~Lindberg
as vice president, Mary Rays as Sec
rotary and treasurer, Chester Tullar
president Of Junior Glass athletic
board, Miss Norskog and Miss McCory
as counselors. ".
Alvin Benson, of second and third
grade, moved to Stephen Friday.
Audrey, Charles and Robert Brock
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The following students have enrolled
late at the Washington building: Hen
~ Nelson, first grade; Harold Holm
quist~ and Hannah Nelson, second
grade: Eunice Airhart and Lola Jer-
dee, fourth grade; Dorothy Jerdee,
Morris johnson, Palmer Johnson. Roy
Anderson, sixth grade; Edgar Jerdee,
fifth grade. H. T..
Nadine Larson, who is taking nor
NAL, was absent from school a few
days last week ON account of illness. =.
Mr.. Holmquist has been visiting the
rural associated schools; this week. 80
The assembly room will tie provided
with two new Webster dictionaries
and stands. = ~G * - I'm =
The library is open the following
hours: 20 to 800; II :25 to. ~ 100 !;
LOO to l is; 2 :25 to, 1870. SC
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