The Yale expositor., 1916-12-14
The High School Tattler
WESLEY ZINZO. Editor
GRADE NOTES

Shirley Lane has returned to school
after being absent about week.
The 7th and Sth grades have had a
complete seating arrangement which
is proving very satisfactory.
Mrs. ST. Clair is reading Mira Kelley's
"Little Citizens" for opening exercises.
The 5th grade is planning to give
something unusual for their part in the
Christmas program.
Beatrice and Frances Shuefelt have
returned to school.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
The English Literature class are
about to begin the Period of Roman
ticism.
The night school session of Geometry
was held Monday evening.
The Freshmen Algebra Class are
about to tackle fractions.
Miss Ritchie and Miss Mccall are
preparing a Christmas program. All
are invited.
Irene Marx, of Brown City, visited
school Monday.
The German III class has started the
study of L'Arrabbiata.
The teachers enjoyed an interesting
teachers meeting Monday night. Mr..
Drouyor read an interesting lecture by
Dr. Edward A. Steiner on Language
and the Nation"
Now that the snow has come many
of the teachers enjoy sleighride every
night.
Yale High School may we'll be proud
of her glee club, which is making re-
markable progress. They are preparing
a German song, "Stille Nacht," for the
Christmas program.
The English X class was delighted
with the Silas Mariner pictures at the
Princess Theatre Friday evening. They
agree that they will never forget the
story after studying the classic and
seeing 1t played.
A new graph black board, which will
add to the industry of the Mathematics
classes, has been purchased. The trig-
nometry class initiated the new member
in graphing the line values of the func-
tions
Grammar XII is devOting a good
share of the remainder of the term to
diagraming and analyzing.
The following story is given at this
appropriate time
Senior-"I say, Freshie, are you TAX
ing dancing lessons in the new hall? ~
Freshie-"Nope."
Senior-"Then you know the art, eh ~
Freshie-"Well. L know al the holds
but the steps bother me-
BOYS, basket ball is an interesting,
beneficial sport that Yale High should
adopt in her athlectic cirriculum, but
she lacks the finances
Mr.. Fogg, who has been janitor in
the Yale schools for many years, has
resigned and Mr.. Barr is taking his
place.
Some wise sayings heard in High
SCHOOL,
Everybody seems to know just
where the North Pole is, yet no one is
able to find it,"
"There are two classes Of people in
the world that are hard to convince
against their will-men and women"
"By the time age brings wisdom to a
man he is usually so old he has no use
for it,"
"Bread is the staff of life; but that
does not justify one in making his ex-
istence one continual loaf"
Heard in Physiology class
"The worst of all 'isms' is the rheu-
matism."
"When a train of throught tries to
pass through some peoples brains ii
gets ditched."
The English X class is doing some
work in newspaper English, hoping to
make English practical. Mr.. Drouyor
consented that a few notes might be
taken on his speech Thursday morn
ing, and the class wrote review, pre-.
tending they were newspaper reporters
The following was handed in by Calvin
Brown
Mr.. Drouyor gave his customary
speech Thursday morning He taught
the pupils lesson that everyone should
remember; that is, that every man is
his brothers keeper. He said, al am
glad of the outcome Of the election as
four states were voted dry, and two
more will go dry in four months, when
there will be total of 25 dry states
Alaska went dry by majority of three
to two. was much surprised to find