Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1922-01-11
WARREN PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES

School opened Monday morning for
the last half the years work. with
practically full attendance. Everyone
looks rested and happy and things
should continue to go well, bringing
us success. FL ;=7s'
Let's make a few New Years resolu-
lions and KEEP them! =. -z.'. -.s
Let's not be tardy! Set the alarm
clock a few minutes ahead and then
obey it's summons. II this proves I'M
successful, q dash Of cold water might
bring good results Try it!
Let's keep the waste paper basket
full and our desks empty Of useless
paper. The process known as
dumping desks will be unnecessary
and no ones pride will be made to
suffer. If it is true that "a disorder
" desk indicates a disorderly mind"
then there must be few heads in
the assembly room, full Of wierd mix
lures. ''- r. =. - + ':
When we sing about our trouble
It grows double every day, -
When we laugh about a trouble
It's a bubble blown away.
A little Of the smiling bluff -, :.
1t proves to be the winning stuff,
A little laugh or honest grin y...s.
Has pulled many prospect in.
I'd rather be a. could-be ~
If could be an Are, -. il: ...-.~
For Could-be is a Maybe
With a chance Of touching par.
I'd rather be q Has-been -,
Than might-have-been, by far
For q Might-have-been has never been
But a Has-been was once an Are.
The high school teachers spent their
vacation as follows: Mrs. Cassidy
Minneapolis Miss Williams, Perkam
Miss Landeen, Alexandria; Miss Lund
Virginia Miss Mus, Floodwood
Miss Maricle, Mankato; Miss Wenner
berg, Saltwater; Miss Mattson, Orion
vile; Miss Hunt, Grand Forks; Miss
Smith, Lindstrom Miss Stromgren
Center City; Mr.. johnson, Alexandria
Mr.. Holmquist, Warren, and Mr.. Col
lette, Winnipeg, Canada, and Warren
On returning from our vacation We
Patterson. She left for Sarles, N. D.
shortly after Christmas, to make he1
home with relatives there. She heli
an important place in local activitie:
and will be missed by all. b
Herman Probst has returned tt
complete the Sophomore year. 5.$5
e - w. Every ore out!!!
Friday! Our boys meet
Hallock at g. r. M. -
Boost! Root!az4 ,~= - =,
Help win the game! ~ -
Cameron Quistgard, who, on account
of injury received in football, has fOl
some time been unable to take part il
athletics, has Joined the basket bal
squad. J.,::.s 49,. - $50. !
The Annual o. H. Taralseths de
clamatory contests will be held il
February. There will be two contests
one for the girls and one for the boys
with medals for each. There arr
about IL girls and 8 boys enrolled. =
The Red River Valley District. con
test will be held the week Of January
E31st. ss Il ~ :. TX -. -,
ID The third lecture course will ! b,
given at the high school auditorium
January H.. Charles r. Taggart
musical humorist, will, render must
cal, humorous program. Everyone il
urged to come out and hear for him
self this skillful unique method Of in
spring others with wholesome music
The st. Olaf: choir, Of which Gladys
Grindeland, class OF 1919: and Henr,
Halvorson, class Of 1920, are members
is now, making its great eastern trip
The choir stops at all the large east
ern cities and is meeting, with grea
success. ~. gt -. r5@ -. : --as.: !.
The schools have sold $7.16 wortl
Of Red Cross seals. =, g g ,-.5.:-e,zs.s