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A TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1920 YE STERLING STIR PAGE THREE "Roundup," and with the other duties which devolve upon the Seniors. Nev Morris Stubbs, president of Student Government Board, read the constitution in chapel in order that new students might know the workings of that board. The Shoe Shop BOOT AND SHOE REPAIRING Second door south of Farmers Bank ertheless, the members are looking forward to having a "jolly good LOCAL NEWS Edith Stinson visited with friends last week end. time." Most of the members of the Senior class spent their summer working on a farm. Several of them had.vaca tion trips.

Of course, Lee spent his Hanlon Machinery Co. GENERAL LINE OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, VEHICLES AND SUPPLIES vacation in Colorado (at the Y. C. A. conference.) Nelle Lindsay, Eose Bedford, and 'Marguerite Mc Clellan attended the Y.

W. C. A. con ference at Estes Park. Blanche Mc Crea spent a part of her vacation in We are glad to welcome Ernest Dill in school this year.

Kermit Burnett and Jessie Spicer know a lot about spoons. Wednesday morning after chapel is the time for class meetings. John Thomson would like to know where young people's meets. Oloyd Caskey left for Pittsburgh, to attend the Seminary. Why don't the Freshmen boys have dates? Are they too bashful? Sterling College and Lyons high school had a scrimmage Friday night.

The traditions of room 4. As time goes by the fortunate girls who room in 4 appear i nail their brightness. The magic spell worked sooner this year than before. Miss Cady from Wisconsin stopped between trains visiting Mr. Faber.

She favored the chapel students with two very fine violin selections, which were enjoyed by all. Miss Evelyn Nesbit of Larned visited in the dormitory last week end. 'Mr. Earl Olmstead, the new science man, has arrived and, is fulfilling his duties at the college. Several? former Cooper students visited the societies Friday eastern Kansas.

Edna Georke attended a conference of the Methodist Ep-worth League at Kingman during the Sheaf fer Fountain Pens Self -filling, Non-leakable Guaranteed in every way. They write, best on SYMPHONY LAWN STATIONERY, for sale at all Rexall Stores. Walter Sledd Co. The Rexall Store summer. In fact, it is too much of task to name the parts of the U.

which have been visited by the dif ferent members of the class within the last three months. FINE ARTS RECITAL Lucile iBrown says she wouldn't A large audience gathered in Spen Bertha Lindsay, and Mary McGrana han who teach at St. John, Mary Pat' give 2 cents a. hundred for some fel Fleeson Clothing Co. ARROW COLLARS MANHATTAN SHIRTS cer Hall, Tuesday evening, to hear the program presente dby Profs.

Fa ton Bushton. Eueene Evans at lows. 'Rev. Wilkinson, pastor of the Stafford and Grace McCrea. ber and Foster and Miss Smith.

The different renditions by Profv Erie WHERE ARE THE ONES WHO E. church, gave the opening chapel ADLERS' COLLEGIAN CLOTHES Faber of the voice deartment, Miss address. Edith H. Smith, piano, and Prof. ARE NOT HERE? Olive Hutcheson Teaching at Un ion 2.

Ruth Bell Teaching in Sterling. Wayne Blackhall K. S. A. C.

The dorm girls give a vote of thanks to the Y. M. boys for the nice Clayton Foster, reader pleased by the variety and skill of expression and Hazlett Realty Co. General Real Estate, Loans and Insurance Business. Some snaps in farms and city property.

STERLING, KANSAS they proved themselves as throuogh- citron preserves. ly profiicent in their special lines. Wilma Blair Teaching in Sterling. Theresa and Clarence Brownlee Frances Braum Teaching at Cir- were called to Stafford on account of 'Mrs. Rae M.

Wylie and Mrs. S. A Wilson entertained the members of the death of a niece. Everyone is wondering what has cleville. Roy Brown K.

U. Louise Henery Working at Farm ers' Supply, Sterling. Esther Jeter K. U. the fauclty at the home of Mrs.

Wylie Saturday evening, Sept. 11 The revival after vacation days and the acquaintance of teachers, old and new come over Kermit and Isabelle, they 1881 1920 FRANK WATERS THE LITTLE OLD SHAVER First door south of Farmers Bank are studying this year. Mary Patton Teaching at Bushton made the occasion especially pleasant The Lyons boys who played Ster ling college brought some melons and Mildred Reid Superior, Nebraska Manley Ross Ottawa College. Marie Stewart Teaching at MOO For the watch that cannot be put in running order by BROWN A friend of the college, resident in Ohio, has offered to pay the tuition this year of some student who is looking forward to" foreign mission ate them by the dorm. The Pepper club visited the boys practice game and gave them some pep in spite of the wind.

Forrest Young Monmouth College work. Edith Stinson Teaching at Lor raine. Jeweler, Engraver and Optician Work guaranteed; if not satisfactory, your money refunded, also $1 for your trouble. Three years inspector for S. fi'e.

Headquarters for Students. Boyd A. Clark of Pueblo, Colo, is nno nf the new students Mr. Clark Grace Brooks Manhattan, Kansas. Mary Wilson I didn't see many new students on the train, in fact, I noticed only one person.

has had special interest in the Span ish language both in the book work o-nA iti ynnversation and will have UUU vvn charge of instruction in that lan City Meat Market J. NICKUM, Prop. City. Meat Market for Service Sterling, Kansas There are twelve or more Howard Boydston K. S.

A. C. Mae Connery K. S. A.

C. Frank Heter K. S. Pearl McNeil Southwestern College. A.

J. McFarland Florida. Evelyn Nesbit Working at Thelma Pence Columbia, Mo. Lucile Reid Working in Superior. Leila Davidson is spending the week end at Plevna, and Frances Mc-Comb at her home in Zenith.

If Orville Young needs a donation Theo society will be glad to give it to him. Lots of soap on hand. taking the Spanish. OUR OPINIONS The following question was asked Allies, although I really think that they have the most respect for us. five people by the reporter: How do you like school? Ruth Lorimer It's great.

Lilla Scott Working in Sharon They despise the French and the French return the compliment. Just The Sterling team quit practice early Thursday in order to watch Sterling high school get licked. now the French have the upper hand Isabelle Thomson I think some of the teachers are giving us a lot of and they are treating the Germans as they were treated after the Franco- work. Springs. Ralph Smith Sterling, Kansas.

Davida Stevenson Teaching at Beloit. R. L. Wells Southwestern College. Audrey Waite 'Bethany College.

Ernestine Guttery Bethany Col Prussian war. They never forget Ella Smith I like my work just over here. It seems to be "An eye for Jessie Spicer's parents came overland from Colorado. Jessie is a Freshman in college this year. The Young People's society of the U.

P. church delightfuly entertained the new students Thursday night. fine. Florence Brooks I feel all in. Mary Wilson I like it just fine an eye, a tooth for a tooth." I like the English and the Belgians better lege.

but I have to work. than the rest. They seem so much more refined that the others. Of We miss all of you, but since you are not here, we wish you luck in course we understand the English Next week's question: What are your favorite pasttimes? These questions will be in every your work, whatever it may be. and admire the Belgians.

Lucile Brown's mother and sister brought Lucile to the dorm Sunday and spent part of the afternoon with SENIOR NOTES A few months ago all of us spent a issue so everyone should be prepared to answer them. few days in Belgium. We toured the her. battlefields and spent a day in Brus Prof. Rolland Have you any crit sels and a day in Antwerp.

It was icism to make about what Miss Bed Although the literary societies meet on Friday night, still the members find time to take a little stroll before 10:00. ford has said, Mr. Gish? a wonderful trip and our first sight of battlefields. The horror and desolation of that battle front! Towns wiped out with only sign posts to Lee No, sir. In Freshman Bible Mr.

Gish What does Dr. Campbell mark the places where they stood. The other day I met a little Belgian officer who is here in the Belgian have to say about that in his Mission and he told me a story, an Not very many Sterling students were fortunate enough to attend the fair, but the teachers seemed to be more fortunate. Max Cavin, a former student, spent several days in Sterling visiting friends, then he left for Alamota, to put in a wheat crop. experience of his of the war.

He is A Letter From Helen McCroskey A letter recently received from The Senior class rejoices that so many of their number are back in school this year. Two members of the 1919-20 Junior class did not return. Miss Ruth Bell, who is teaching in the Junior high school of Sterling and Miss Olive Hutchinson, who has charge of the 4th, 5th, and 6th grade rooms at Union 2. Two boys have joined the class, Earl Harden and Leon Harden. The latter is a Senior in the art department.

The class met Wednesday and elect ed the following officers: President Lee Gish. Vice president-Grace Olmstead. Sec. and treasurer Edna Georke. Stir Reporter Marguerite McClel-lan.

At a former meeting William Grove was elected vice president of the Student Gov't. Assn. The class finds that it is going to be quite busy this year recovering from the results of having edited a only a young man and he was all four years in the war. He said that they were advancing along that same Helen McCroskey, a Cooper student last year, but who is now in Germany has much of general interest. It will front of which I spoke and were sub be remembered that her father, Prof.

jected to terrible shell fire. They fi W. C. McCroskey, is in charge of Ed nally gained the enemies' trench and ucational work in connection with the found that they had captured a sign A. E.

F. Among other things Miss post which marked a destroyed vil- Mr. Lukins, father of Wilma, and Mr. and Mrs. S.

O. Lukins, parents of Lucile, brought the Misses Lukens from Beloit in a car. The Fine Arts recital was very good, and a spelndid audience showed their appreciation. Afterwards a re-ceution was held in Brown Hall. Helen says: age.

The following week they read There are wonderful old buildings that their company under severe shell and masterpieces in art and sculpture ire had captured said town. It did to be seen in Germany but the peo not mention that it was only a sign pleof course they hate us and our post..