High School Sentiment from Parsons, Kansas • 8

HIGH SCHOOL SENTIMENT. 10 fastened together with Eleventh's colors, making a very acceptable present. TENTH GRADE NOTES. Our president, Burton Pfeiffer, together with Lyman Stewart and Howard Atchley went hunting on New Year's day, and shot Vernon Foster worked in the State Bank during part of his vacation. Bertha and Pearl Murray enjoyed a visit from their sister from Kansas City.

Drew TenBrook worked in Bart-lett's grocery department during vacation. Santa Claus must have been very good to the Sophomores this year; for they are all smiles. Miss Belle Quarles spent the holidays in Kansas City. Miss Jessie Jennings spent Christmas in Fort Scott. NINTH GRADE NOTES.

Carus Gray worked for I. M. For-dyce during the holidays. Pearl Douglass visited friends in Windsor, during the holiday re cess. Orville McDowell brought home a scarred face as a memento of the Cherryvale game.

Harry Steele has joined the afternoon gymnasium class at he Y. M. C. A. Miss Reid (9 A English) "Mac, are you Mac "No, just thinking." Miss "Well, please write, for I can't read your thoughts." Several of the Ninth boys spent the best part of the holidays in hunting Orville McDowell spent several of the holidays with Oren DeArmond near Laneville.

EIGHTH GRADE NOTES. Ellis Bowser went down to Bartles- mmmmmmmmmm CRAVE JVOTET SENIOR NOTES. Still orations continue to be the theme of discussion. Miss Edith Dunham spent the holidays at home at Rogers, Arkansas. Effie in Political Economy: "When you die you will get your insurance." Seniors, one and all: Let usTwith united effort and zeal give to the world the best Senior edition of any school paper published.

Ethel Richmond was absent two days before the holidays. Pearl Elledge and Mary Osgood were absent last week. Lost, by Senior girl: A belt, return to this office and receive reward. 3 ELEVENTH GRADE NOTES. "Something Doing" the Eleventh grade will give a play in the near future.

Lillie Conrad assisted at Stevens' Department store during the holidays. Jessie Scott has been sick with the mumps. Arthur Laird spent a few days in surrounding towns last month. Floyd Jonte visited at Erie during vacation. Walter White and Dale North spent the holiday weeks in hard labor.

Stella Wallen was absent the first few days of this week on account of sickness. Several Eleventh grade boys have new rings. Do the rings belong to their girls or did they treat themselves to Christmas presents? Gertrude Evert spent a few days at Lallarpe during the vacation. Among Miss Schaub's many Xmas gifts was a belt made of dog chain, pump chain, etc. These chains were.