The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-01-24
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.

CBy High School Strtents1
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Boom-a-lzngz, Cbng-a-langa-
Orange and black
oroville High School.
Clear the track. 3
Miss Lena McCamh1on entered
sehool last week r
Examinations for the high school
come Thursday and Friday.
Miss Ruth London, Of Chopaka.
paid the school visit hast Saturday
The first semester Of the school
year ends this ueek wftn the annual
mid-terTn exaMinati0os. z
Misc Ruth Loudon and Miss Minnie
yinone were down from Cbopaka last
week taking the mid-,erIn examina-
;iDns. u
The high school vent through re-
pairs during vacation. We extend our
thanks To the board for a Dew floor and
painted walls. W
Ar. ID. p. Wheeler, one Of the mem
berg Of the school board, and Mrs.
Wheeler visited the school Friday af-
ternoon, January 18th q
II the girls do not take care several
Of the boys, among whom Victor Riste
and Leslie Bond are prominent fig
urea, Will excel at the piano. A
Superintendent W. e Gamble vis,t-
ed the Oroyille school Friday, JaluarT
10. He gave the seventh and eighth
grades very interesting :alk, and
asked the other grades few questions
about their studies. P
A serious accident happened to one
Of the girls at her home while taking
breakfast out Of the oven One Of tie
1oaves fell On her foot and crushed it
Perhaps domestic science will pre-
vent future accidents--to US boys. X
While skating On the river Sunday
afternoon. MISC Orya Payne fell break
ing her leg just above the ankle She
will be missed during her enforced
absence from school, but we hope che
will suffer az little as possible from
the injury. l.
Where there IL music there Ia not
discord. The charm Of our piano Ia
felt whenever at moons or recess one
of our boys or girls gives US the ben
lift Of their ability to play. Come and
hear US sing We are learning and
our motto Is union forever" p
Sunday night shows and sleigh
rides don't go well with Monday
morning lessons or with Monday
morning DunctuaIity, Judging from the
rooms the first morning this week
Which do you think ought to be sac
tiiced?
At the hast regular meeting OF the
seventh and eighth grade literary go
ciety the following officers were elect
ed for the ensuing two months: Pres
ident, Lewis Provo; vice president
Clara Dunn; secretary-treasurer; Ha-
eel Mallory. Programs are rendered
every two weeks On Friday afternoon
beginning at .3:15. Visitors will be
welcomed.
Victor Riste returned from Chopaks
Monday evening whore he spent the
week end. He visited the Chopaka
school Monday and reports that the
new school house there Is one OF the
finest he has ever seen The location
by mountain stream. perfect light.
ing, excellent heating, fine manual
training room and excellent workman.
ship combine to make 1t a splendid
school. 2
The best Christmas present Of al
came to US when our piano arrived or
Friday afternoon Of last week 10 the
merry jingle Of sleigh bells Aftel
some hard tugging and lifting, ths
beautiful instrument was installed In
the high school and the seventh anl
eighth grades marched in to help IT,.
itiate it, Miss Lena McCammon wa: