Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-12

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EDITORS
EDToR-rN CHIEF. ................Co .Cornelia Box
SENIOR GLASS ........ Marguerite Shropshire
JUNIOR GLASS. .........Edlth Gill
SOPHOMORE Glass. .......... Beatrice Lemley
FRESHMAN CLASS. ...... Helen Hermanson
Seniors.
Owing to the absence of Mr..
Hodge the physics class did not
have a recitation Monday.
The English class is to finish the
classic, Romeo and Juliet" Wednes-
day. This class has accomplished
great deal during the last six weeks.
The Civics class did not have
Monday of this week for outside
work but recited from the text.
They expect to finish their text be-
fore school is out and have time to
take the census of this city.
One of the tennis courts is in very
good condition and the game is fast
becoming popular. One backstop
and half of the other is completed.
We have two new nets, one new
tape and some new balls ordered.
Following is the Senior program
for commencement week:
Sunday Racc ca1allraata
Monday ............. =. Glass Play.
Tuesday. ....... Junior Reception
Wednesday. ..... ..... Class Day.
Thursday ........ Commencement
The Senior class enjoyed holi-
day Tuesday afternoon. During
this period all the members of the
class except one playedstennis.
Juniors.
Practically all the class are review.
ing for examination.
Miss Mamie Walker visited school
Monday.
The Junior class play Saturday
evening was quite success dispite
the bad weather. SIS WIS taken in
$61 .70s Of which was made clear.
$25.35 goes to the Junior class to
bear the Junior share of the comm
encement expenses and the remain
der to the school.
Tennis playing is in full swing
now.
The English XI and XII class will
have finished "Romeo and Juliet
this week. Another Shakesperian
classic will be taken up next.
My kingdom for a name! We have
an unnamed volume on the front
board. Mr.. Cubbage has evidently
exhausted his supply of names and
all suggestions will be greatfully re-
ceived.
Sophomores.
Everyone came back to school
Monday refreshed after the vacation
and ready for work.
The six weeks exams will be
Thursday and Friday of this week.
The tennis court has been greatly
improved by the tennis club this
year. The work began Monday
after school.
The front board decorations have
assumed their place with an addi-
tional column called "Notoriety"
NOTICE TO TENNIS PLAYERS
Practice makes perfect.
The members of the German class
are thinking Of adopting few new
rules in memorizing, having been
some two weeks on single poem
called "Die Lorelei."
The members of the ancient his
tory class are now reviewing for
exams.
Freshmen.
The freshmen were sorrowful be-
cause of the absence of one of their
fellow students, Vern Brimble, this
morning.
The algebra class is now prepar-
ing for the last six weeks examin-
alton.
The general science class were
greatly surprised to see that Prof.
Hodge had not returned from his
vacation Monday. Owing to trouble
on the road he was not able to get
through till Tuesday morning.
The laboratory class had very
interesting experiment this morning
testing os1nosis.
A nice time was enjoyed by all
present at the home of the Misses
Leila and Mildred Ricks Last Tues
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