The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1915-05-06
SCHOOL DAYS
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her theme "Our System of Courts"
Jack Barr has probably had the
most varied of school experiences, as
he attended Spokane high schools
while in the grades and in the first
part of his high school life. At the
beginning of the year he entered the
Kennewick school, enrolling in the
English course. His high school ac-
tivities have been somewhat limited
owing to the long trip to be made to
and from Finley each day. Jacks
theme is entitled American Finance"
Ray Barton, who also makes the
daily trip to and from Finley, took
work corresponding to the high school
work in the preparatory department
at Pullman. He also enrolled in the
local school last fall. Ray took an
active interest in basket ball. His
theme deals with practical Arts"
Ralph Dague completed his elemen-
tary work at the same time as Gladys,
also entering high school at the same
time. Ralph has taken part in bas-
ket ball and has debated on the county
league debating team. He has finish
ed the English course and has written
on the subject of "The Mexican Situa-
tion."
Stacy Pierce received his eighth
grade diploma at Colfax. He entered
this high school as freshman, then
after finishing his sophomore and jun
Tor years at Penewawa, he returned
to Kennewick to complete his course.
Stacy enrolled in the scientific course.
His thesis is "Ideals."
William Rosswog came from Seattle
where he had completed all the work
through the ninth grade. After COM
ing to Kennewick, he has completed
his English course and taken an &C.
tive part in the glee club, chorus and
dramatic and athletics work. He pos
sesses letter given by the assembly
as token Of appreciation for his
football work. He also is vice presi-
dent Of the high school assembly. Will
liam's theme is "The Great American
Game Baseball" .6
Arthur Simpson came as sophie
more from North Yakima having COM
pleted his eighth, and ninth, grades
there. Art has been especially active
in glee club, chorus and dramatic
work. He is finishing the scientific
course. E
Bernard Slaugenhaupt or Barney"
has chosen to write on 1.-THE Progress
of Wireless Telegraphy" in his thesis.
Barney has always taken an active
part in athletics and for the last two
years has been the manager Of the
high school assembly.
William Schuster, who as president
Of the class when freshman, guided
them, through their trials, has a Sc
cure place where glee club and cho-
rus are concerned. William has chos-
en- as his essay "The Preparedness Of
the United States for War;"
Walter Hessler has taken an active
part in orchestra work in the high
school. Walters thesis deals with
Advertising" aHol ell3
John Hamilton is the prize debator
of the class. "The Single Tax" is the
title Of his thesis. 4da
Orlin Fisher has taken along with
his English course an active interest
in glee club, chorus, orchestra and dra-
matte work. He will deal with the
Labor Problem" in his theme.
Margaret Zwanzig enrolled in the
classical course upon entering the high
school. She is treasurer Of the class
for this year. Her thesis is entitled
''The Local History" s9# az
Linnie Witt enrolled in the classical
course when she entered high school.
Her thesis is characterization Of
Lincoln"
The majority of these young people
are, planning to continue their educa-
tions in higher schools. Although
some plan first to teach or work
year or so it is hoped that they will
eventually attain their desires.
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