The Yale expositor., 1912-03-14
School Notes.
Clare Kilgour, Editor.

Many are absent from school on ac-
count of measles and humps.
The Senior play was success.
Peter Grace occupied the First Box
at Central hall the night Of the eighth
He very much enjoyed watching Bob
the negro.
The coming base ball season is look
ed forward 10 with much enthusiasm.
Oar boys " i'll surely have a good line
up and you may look for something
this year in the line of base ball dope.
The first game will be played on the
Yale diamond with Port Huron, April
18th.
The boys Of the grades have dropped
the hockey stick for the base ball and
bat.
Last Friday night was one of much
perpleXlty TO Nip Johnson. lie thought
himself to be in one of the greatest
swindling cases Of the age, when sud.
denly he awoke to find, he had been
drunk
KINDERGARTEN
On account of the small attendar ce,
Miss Pierce has but one session daily.
Miss Pierce is teaching drawing in
the grades during the afternoons.
FIRST GRADE
The first grade is making a study of
Robinson Cruso.
The attendance is better this week.
SECOND GRADE
The second graders have the flag this
week.
Most of those who have had the
measles or mumpS have returned.
THIRD GRADE
Laurina Williams, Grace MenZies and
Roy Hollenbeck have returned to school
after brief sickness.
FOURTH GRADE
Ruth and DoDa Barr and Frank Sex.
ton are absent on account of sickness.
FIFTH GRADE
The language class is studying Low.
ellis poems.
The reading of the Greek stories is
enjoyed by all the pupils.
Ida Martin and Chester Nanorman
have returned to school after brief
illness. Many are still absent
SIXTH GRADE
The sixth grade is ready to begin the
study of Grandmother's stories of Bun
ker Hill and also Gulliver's Travels.
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH GRADES
The seventh graders have been max
ing special study of wheat.
The eighth graders have completed
the study of Thanatopsis.
The seventh and eighth grade had the
flag week before last.
HIGH SCHOOL.
Miss Bracelin's class in Solid GeOme.
try will complete the seventh book this
week
The Virgil class of Miss Bachelor
will complete the study this week.
Everything is running fine in the
high room.
All we fellows are agoing to strive to
obtain a technical education.
Harvey Sayles is appointed police of.
licer in the high room. He will, in all
Henry, but hasn't made up his mind as
yet.
Dorretta smith, Grace Mason, Mary
McGrettOn, Beula Schutt, Clare Umph.
rey, Charlie Donald, Thomas Donald
and Bobbie Xix have returned to school
after short illness.
The first Senior program will be Civ
Ell Friday, March %, at 2:30 p. m. Par
ents and those interested i'm school at
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