Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-01-04
School News

Mr. Smith has arranged his exhibit
In the hall for public inspection, and
Il Is very good. lie has draped the wall
In one corner Of the han with rcd,
white and blue and arranged n table
for the display Of the work. Tho work
is from al grades and Of good quality.
Very crcdftablo work in writing and
numbers IL presented by the followingi
T1cda McPcek. Willie Butte, Bertha
Ryan, Ruth Coldbeck and Hazel John.
ston. Work In copy writing by Dora
Ncidcrkromc, Earl Veronica, Ora Cof
fey, Carl Butte. Oslo MeConvillc Olive
Cold beck, rillic Zwickor and Chester
Long.
Some very crcditablc drawing work
has been done by Lucille stalcy. Lynn
Estham, Bessie GIN, wllie Edwards,
Leah Eastman. wilda Siegmnnd,
Dwight Huntlcy, Edna Blundell, Ger
trude Tasio, Bcrnice sautcr, Raymond
Reed, Ray Combcll, Pearl Eyre, Ruth
Penton, Frances 0leeson, Emerson
Black, Jennie Butler. Kenneth ogden
Alice Bugham, Walter wann, Eddie
Isciso, Alice Harri,t, Lille Long, Cecil
Abbott, Josephine Williams, Louisa
Clark, Arthur seeley, Grace Watt, Ray
Smith. Charles Low, Lawrence Purvine
Percy Blundcll Floyd smith, Allan
Jones. Bert Ford, Esther Pratt, Naomi
Van Patton, Albert Domogala, Raleigh
Coffoy, Hilbert Tasto, tlo Dyer, Victor
Reid. Alice McOouville, Ralph Forest
Alfred oliver, Jeona Gray, Margaret
Race, Edith welboufn.
Tho following have on exhibition
some very eFeditable color drawings
Charles Law, Floyd Smith, Bert Ford
Carl Lehman, Carl Koppe, Raleigh
Hoppe. Good writing Is exhibited by
che followingi Leona Gray, Ralph For
rest, Naomi MePatton, Alfred Oliver
Jennie simpkins, Esther Pratt, Car
KoPpe, Victor Reid, Agnes Frazer, Rob
ert Rogers. Maps by these' Frances
wileom, Ethel symms, Ruth Penton
Bernise sauteT, Gertrude Tasto, Alice
Harritt.
Miss PhoIe, the eB teacher al PaTl
school reports a new student since the
vacation, Lloyd Case. who came 20 sa
lem from Oregon City.
The hall OF Park school is very pFet
lily decorated with hr boughs and red
white aud blue bunting,
Tho exposition cases that were OF
display al the Lewis and CLARK fair aT'
now placed in a convenient place in thl
hall OF the new building on the seeon'
door, 10 the right OF the main stairway
The bound volumes that were on exhibi
tion are also deposited there. Tn
work represents the best the pupils eal
10, and viii be an interesting featur
for the visitors The volumes are al
indexed 50 that any pupils work eal
be readily found.
The eonvenienees for lunehing in thl
new building have been arranged b
Principal Marlatte, The boys vii
lunch In the room Of Professor Smith
the science teacher. The girls TAX
their lunch in Miss swaffoFd's room
For cloak room convenience the stud
ents were divided into four section
and each section assigned 20 a certain
cloak room and required 10 use it ex
elusiyely. This system viii preven
much confusion.
The ianitor OF the high school build
ing has been given equal authority OF
the lower floor with the teachers. II q
necessary for the students 10 obey hi
orders when IN that part Of the build
ing, or place themselves subject 4
punishment.
The second boys basket bali team
will take a trip 70 Woodburh soon 4
try their skin with the boys Of tina
town. In his announcement Mr.. Mar
latte spoke Of them az the "high schoo
team" In explanation he said that a
the other team had been abandoned, AM
that this was the only purely studen
team, Il should be known as the higl
school team and should have the sup
port Of the faculty.