The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1916-11-09
The High School Tattler
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MARY SEXTON, Editor
GRADE NOTES

MARY SEXTON, Editor
: GRADE NOTES
Turkey, duck andgoose parade in the
) Kindergarten this week.
Grant Ferguson is back to the Kin
dergarten.
Harry Little has entered the first
grade
Dorothy Shearer has left the first
J grade.
, The third grade and kindergarten
have the flag between them this week
as the number of children tardy or ab-
sent Of both grades was the same
Gertrude Guilliat attended the fourth
grade for week while visiting in the
city.
The eighth grade took straw vote
on Tuesday and the result was over
whelmingly "Republican."
Frank Little has entered the seventh
and eighth grade room.
The eighth grade has very success
full ly completed the study Cf stocks
and bonds.
The seventh and eighth grades had a
spell down Friday afternoon and the
result was tie.
Frances Fuller, while playing, fell
and dislocated her arm and is absent
from school this week.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
A straw vote was taken in the high
room Tuesday morning. One hundred
and fifteen votes were cast; fifty for
Wilson, sixty-five for Hughes. The
drys also carried. Great excitement
prevailed.
The Ancient History people had a
written lesson last week. The papers
of the second division showed decid.
ed improvement over the last test.
The Freshmen are gaining.
Frand ID. and Frank l.. Beadle vi sit
ed school Tuesday. We were glad TO
welcome them. They practiced foot
ball with the boys after school. 1t
looked quite natural.
Last Thursday morning Mr.. Drouyor
read an interesting account of the life
of j. Ogden Armour. These biogra.
phies of the men who are making
America are published in Leslie's
magazine.
Mr.. Johnston reports good time at
Grand Rapids. Many interesting
speakers were heard.
Miss. Ritchie's rhetorical division
gives its FIRST program Friday after.
noon. Everyone invited to attend.
Dorothy Drouyor will speak an Irish
recitation at the above program. We
wonder whyS
Tenth week of school.
Mr.. Towar and little son visited high
school Friday afternoon. Mr.. Towar
was superintendent for many years
and is interested in the work here. His
son Merle attends high school
Leah Middleton spent Thursday in
high school.
The Modern History GLASS are enjoy
ing the study of famous paintings.
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North Branch, 20--Yale Is.
The Yale football team journeyed
to North Branch Friday and presented
large surprise to the Yale people who
had predicted that our boys would not
not score this season. Due to the fact
that they were outweighed, Yale re-
sorted mostly to the forward pass and
punt and were exceptionally fast in
getting down under the punts.
North Branch opened the game
with line plunges and at the end of the
first half had two touchdowns to their
credit.
In the second half Yale frightened
some good interference and Tice got
away with the ball for sixty yards and
touchdown the first touchdown Of
the season. In the next quarter Ritter
got away with one of VanNorman's
strong puuts and carried it over the
goal for another touchdown, but in the
last few minutes of play, North Branch
scored third touchdown which meant
defeat for Yale by score of 20 to 13.
The line showed more pep" and was
very effective in breaking up plays.
Tice, Ritter and VanN Norman starred
on offence, while Williams, Adams and
Lutz were exceptionally good in break
ing up plays.
Brown City plays here on Friday af-
ternoon. Come and encourage the
boys
Entire Nous.