Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-03-01
Public School Notes

Al oruer 70 make the last game Of
the season Hummer pep fest
was held the last Friday afternoon.
After q. short talk Mr.. Holmouist
called on the various members Of the
team for toasts. We all agree that
81 Mattson deserves honorable mem
ton. Mrs. Cassidy and Mr.. Collette
also responded.
MI. Johnson, our manager, urged
the high school students to attend in
order to defray the expenses. Then
Helen Lundgren led the school in civ:
ing the official yell. The fest had not
been In vain for Immediately at the
close of"school few live wires adj
Vertlsed the game thru the business
section. ~ y 49,
True to the prophecy Of the various
members of the faculty, the Argyle
ring tossers were defeated by score
OF II to ~. It was the last time we
saw some of the Senior boys in ac-
ton in High school games, and It viii
be hard to forget them. Chester Tul-
lar made personal "hit" with tho
audience and especially Argyle root
ers by shooting 8 or 4 field baskets
from the center Of the floor. A great
deal OF, high school spirit was shown
by out,yelling the Argyle rooters.
Mr.. Holmquist went to Chicago Fri
day evening to attend a National Su-
perintendents' Convention. W.. ..~
meeting was held In the assem-
bly, room under the auspices Of the
Mothers Club Monday evening. Rev.
Tollevs and DR.. Edward Bratrud were
the principal speakers. ,5>- ~ ~
Gwendolyn Bueche is playing for
marching this week.; ~ise s -
/ Olive Olson is teaching Civics dur
ing the absence Of Mr.. Holmquist.
The Modern History Glass is pre-
pairing for a. debate Resolved that
the advantages of policy of imper-
1allsm among the nations during the
10Th and Goth centuries outweigh the
disadvantages Of this policy for the
world.''' s..~.. .-r r. =, ....
Father land his gang were showed
under by Andy, Min and all the
Chesters. The contest which has been
going on the past week closed at 4
o'clock Tuesday, with the Gumps'
thermometer reaching 70 and the
J1ggs' running close race at Is. No
wonder Andy says, Oh, Min! when
he thinks of the party he and his pals
viii be enjoying in about two weeks.
A short while ago representative
from the Curtis Publishing company
introduced a contest by which money
could be earned for the athletic fund.
Hes> offered a commission Of soc on
each subscription. So quite a sum
has been realized as ISL subscriptions
have been sold. By buying a sub
seription one not only receives good
magazine but also helps the school,
The money is to be used to buy steel
lockers for the boys dressing room.
The Juniors advise all those who
wish to make fortune telling" pro-
fession to read the narrative poem
Halloween" by Burns. It contains
all the necessary information.
. Misses Dora Perry and Alice Slap
Teton of Thief River Falls teachers
training department spent Tuesday
visiting the Warren teacher training
department. They were entertained
at luncheon by the students of that
Arnold Lindstrand proved to. be a
valuable addition to the North Star
team in their game with Stephen for
they. were victorious. Ca !. .s..s:, 1z-
WEATHER FORECAST FOR -
-. SPRING Z.
I April 1-ThaWing Elba and Milton
| April Freezing Mary and Mel.
vile. ... , : s 9Th
April 3-Slushy Irene and Frank
| April Permanent Breeze Ernest
and Helen. .:- Is.
| April -Sunshine-Pearl and Cam
April 6still blowing Myrtle and
Isl. <t5Ss I, . .=s.s .. e.. 5
April STRAY Spring Breeze
| 'sChet Tullar?''
April Changeable Chester ant
/ Agnes. ~ ..-.
April Cyclone David and BERTHE
In Economics Lena was asked, "Wha1
was not wealth ?" She very brilliantly
answered, Frekles, pug noses ant
teachers that assign long lessons
Cam was asked, What Is soda wa
ter ?" He answered Pop"
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