The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-04-12
The High School Tattler


Ella Mcmahon and Evelyn Lundy
Editors
GRADE NOTES
All report pleasant vacation.
The sixth grade is studying "The
Psalm of Life"
The fourth grade drawing class is
making books representing spring.
Liquid measure has been added to
the third grade grocery store.
Roscoe Martin is absent from the
third grade with sprained arm.
The third grade is studying the last
French and Indian war.
Carl Regan, a new pupil, entered the
first grade this week.
Everyone has returned with renewed |
courage after vacation.
Clarence Reid, former graduate of
this school, is teaching the eighth grade
during Mrs. st. Clair's absence.
The fifth grade is reviewing Europe.
The fifth grade is honored with the
flag this week.
Miss Layman reports six "E's" in the
eighth grade civics test.
The seventh grade is studying "The
Wonderful One Hoss Shay"
The fifth grade has completed the
study of fractions and will begin
decimals.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Junior play, "Mr. Kelly from Kala-
mazoo" to be given in the Auditorium
April goth.
Report card week.
Harry Adams has left school,
Spells FUNK.
| Fierce lessons
| Late hours
Unexpected company
Not prepared
Kicked out.
Katherine Kavanagh, of Flint, visit
ed the High school Wednesday.
"Senior Greed"
We believe in teachers courses with
all our hearts.
Let others suffer.
We believe that work exists, but let
Juniors do it.
We believe in Evolution.
Notice how we have changed since we
were Juniors.
Don't miss the Junior Play April 20
Norma Wight visited Mr.. Drouyor's
chemistry class Monday.
A recipe, How to Get Lesson
Select all your odd minutes; to these
add a comfortable chair and the inter-
est you would have on novel, romance
or story. Take for granted your favor
tie book is latin and delve into it. Mix
with this little pride and stir in an
appreciation of the spirit of every joke.
Flavor with genuine class loyalty and
sift lightly over consideration of the
effort it cost.
During vacation Miss Mccall visited
with friends in Detroit, Saginaw and
Ypsilanti and brought back to the
American history class interesting &C
counts concerning the patriotism shown
in those cities.
Senior-What makes the tower of
| Pisa leanp
Freshman-If knew I'd try it.
Base ball season has begun. Donald
Mcintyre has been chosen captain of
the team.
Madaline Wolfstyn, Mrs. Gottschalk
and Mary McGratton visited the high
room Monday afternoon.
You can't afford to miss meeting the
Reverend Ernest Frey, of Heathfield
Parish. Where2 At the Junior Play
week from Friday night. Victor
Learmont takes the part.
Mildred Sweet visited school Tuesday
Henry Hydorn was back renewing
old acquaintance this week. He at.
tended the base ball meeting.
Do you feel bIue2 Come and get rid
of that feeling az the Junior play, Apr.
goth. An evening OF fun guaranteed,
'The Teacher
She knows full well the verbs and
nouns
Can locate all the streams and
towns,
And trace linguistic ups and downs,
And all for forty dollars,
In mathematics, science, art
And agricultures busy mart,
She always takes the leading part
And all for forty dollars
Her garb is always trim and neat
Her shoes Just fit her dainty feet
Her wardrobe is always complete
And all for forty dollars.
She goes each year to summer school
To learn the pedagogic rule,
And buys each latest book and tool
And all for forty dollars.
She gives her substances to the poor;
Receives the pleaders at her door,
And buys their tickets by the score
And all for forty dollars.
She teaches thirty girls and boys,
Smiles through their questions and
their noise,
And never loses equipoise-
And all for forty dollars.