Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1916-11-16
School Notes
EDITORS
Seniors.

Seniors.
Seniors are proud of their second large
star towards another fourth holiday
The high school also has two large ones
and one small one.
Bessie Smith and Memo Rose were Wis
itors at the high school Tuesday after
noon. Howard Davis was a visitor Mon
day afternoon. We are always glad to
see the old pupils come back, if only for
an afternoon.
Miss Howe thought it proper to give
her classes written lessons Friday Prof.
Hodge helped out little and gave phys
les class written lesson.
The samples of class pins have arrived
and we hope the class can decide from
these without waiting for more.
The American history class which pur-
sues the study of the Literary Digest on
Monday of each week, find their next
lesson decidedly inclined toward enlarge
ment. However, they ieel encouraged in
this because of the: "Did you know
that over two million of the best minds
in the United States read and appreciate
the Literary Digest?"
Juniors.
The grades received in the German
test last Friday were fair.
The medieval history class recites on
current history each Wednesday. The
topics are taken from The independent.
Golfers, Worlds Work, Review OF
Reviews and Literary Digest.
Several pictures were taken of different
members of the school and shown on
slides Monday night at Box's hall.
The returns of the high school election
last Tuesday shows that the majority of
the high school is democratic, as Wilson
received 20 votes, Hughes 10 and Benson
%.
The advanced algebra class is progress
ing rapidly, having already covered $50
pages this term, besides not having
started in the textbook until three
weeks after school started.
The attendance in the high school has
shown marked improvement over that of
last year. The per cent of attendance
for September was 9S.5 and for October
99.2.
Sophomore.
The pianist was selected from the
Sophomore class last week. We take no.
tice we have talent also.
The list of the home reading books
have been assigned to the ancient history
class.
The domestic science class spent their
time last Thursday and Friday making
fish and fruit salads. These were given
to the manual training boys and teachers
throughout the school and all reported
very delicious.
The tenth grade english class studied
the crime of the Ancient Mariner" the
past week.
Owing to the sickness of Mr.. Harrison,
Hiram Chappell has taken the position
OF janitor.
The total enrolment in the whole
school has reached 1877.
Freshmen.
Everyone is studying very hard this
week preparing for the examinations OF
next week, which are somewhat earlier
than usual due to the fact that the tea
cheers institute and Thanksgiving came
the same week, and it is doubtful if the
minds of the majority of the students
Can be so fully concentrated Immediately
after as before that time.
The freshman class had party last
Wednesday evening.
The manual training class has finished
the various articles they were making for
the school district.
The Freshmen completed their classic
in english and are now studying their
regular english book.
This Freshman class lost one of its
studious pupils, Alice Young, leaving
them now twelve pupils.
Grammar Grades.
The pupils of the seventh and eighth
grades went to the pools last Tuesday to
see their teacher vote. While there they
learned great deal about the details oil