The Yale expositor., 1916-09-28
The High School Tattler
OLIVE ELLAR, Editor
GRADE NOTES

The First grade has the flag this
week.
Herbert Goulding has been absent
from the first grade for two weeks Don
account of broken arm.
The Third grade had the flag for the
first two weeks.
Clifford Tic8 and John Sweeney have
entered the Third grade.
James French has gone to Flint to
live.
The Fourth grade is interested in the
study of the life and works of the great
artist, Jean Francois Millet.
Angel Johnston has left the Fifth
grade, having gone to Bay City to live.
All of the grades are greatly inter-
ested and are enjoying the work in the
new arithmetics and spoilers.
There are thirty eight enrolled in the
Sixth grade room. An extra seat was
needed to accommodate the new pupil.
The forty five students in the seventh
and eighth grades managed, by careful
trying, to secure forty two Els in de-
pertinent last Tuesday.
Actual business; with actual busi-
ness methods and with forms kindly
furnished by the business men of the
city are being studied by the 9Th, 7th
and Sth grades in arithmetic.
Donald Tice entered the 9Th grade
this week.
The students of the grades greatly
enjoy their work in drawing, under
Miss Petit.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The fourth week of school Every.
thing in fine shape, with good en-.
rollment and good attendance.
The rhetorical divisions have been
formed, and Miss Bucks division gives
the first program of the year Friday
afternoon, Oct. u. Everyone invited
The Sophomores, Juniors and Sen
iors entertained the Freshmen at a
vicente and marshmallow roast to show
their appreciation OF the large Fresh
men class, TO help them become ac-
quainted, and to foster that friendly
High school spirit, Tor which Yale
High is proud to stand. Songs, yells
and games helped to make the evening
an enjoyable one, and one long 10 be
remembered.
The girls of the High School haye
taken up collection and have sent for
basket ball. They are anKiously
waiting Tor it to come, SO that they
may organize team. Good luck to
the girls.
We have heard rumors that "A Glee
Club has been organized. We will no
doubt be surprised shortly with some
selections.
New books have been sent for to
strengthen the number of reference
books and novels on the already we'll
stocked shelves of our library.
The American History class, which
Is composed of twenty nine Seniors, are
determined to be wellainformed Amer
leans.
Each one is responsible for one cur
rent event week, which is pinned to
the burlap and then read by the other
members of the class.
Anyone wishing to know the defni-
tion of valve, ask Donna w.
The Seniors have determined to
make their last year in High School an
enjoyablejone, and one filled with pleas
ant experiences Therefore Senior par
ties will be held from time TO time, at
least six during the year. No doubt
these will prove source of pleasure,
and will be regarded as among the
chief treasures of High School in
future years.
A trigonometry class has been en-
rolled at the high school this week un.
der principal Johnston.
Our wireless station has been recent
ly improved so that the daily commu.
nication between the United States
and Germany can easily be heard. The
time signals and weather news sent out
from Washington can now be heard
all over the laboratory without the use
of the telephone receivers.
A new text in chemistry has been
adopted with a somewhat different line
of more modern experiments and the
chemistry students are taking hold OF
the work with unusual interest.
A model store is soon to be installed
to aid in the teaching of numbers in
the lower grades.
II. 5. Campbell was in last week get.
ting acquainted with the new teachers