Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-11-15
gQIg School Notes.
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SENIORS

SENIORS
The English XII class is now TAX
ing up theme writing, augmentation,
persuasion etc.
A cooking demonstration was CIV
en- in the domestic science room Fri
day by representative of the w. S.
C. and everyone present got some be-
nificial advice from it.
The first meeting of the Forensic
Club was held last week. Only six
last years members remained but
more will be added to the club after
officers are elected, which will be in
the near future.
JUNIORS
The advanced algebra class is now
studying graphs. Mr.. Watson tells
us we will probably find these
rather difficult, however, we sin
cerely hope his prophecy will prove
untrue.
The English III class had test on
Hamlet" Tuesday. We are of the
opinion that the Seniors are not the
only ones being given tests so we ad-
wise them not to be discouraged.
The regular meeting of the Cyclic
ne Literary Society will be held
next Friday afternoon.
A program will be given next Fri
day evening at Gregg's hall by the
entire school. Each room will fur
nish some part of the program Sc
parately, pantomimes, songs, plays
and recitations being included in the
program. The admission is Csc and
all are cordially invited to attend.
From the following announcement
made by one of our teachers made
Thursday of last week we have
learned that we are not alone in get
ting our wires crossed. Original
"The girls canning club will meet di-
rectly after school," Teachers in.
depreciation of it: "We will not wait
for the girls as they are canning
meats and will not be up for some
time" Suggested motto: "He who
has ears let him hear"
sOPHOMOREs
The advanced domestic science
class has been making fruit cakes.
The sewing class has almost fin
ished the kimonas and then will
make waists.
FRESHMAN
Ethel Hodges has enrolled in the
Freshman class. We now have the
largest class in high school, consist
ing of sixteen members.
The talk given by Miss Delvin last
Friday was enjoyed very much by
Domestic Science Class No. /.
The English class has become in
fensely interested for we are reach
ing the climax of "The Lady of the
Lake."
The Domestic Science class made
fruit cake Tuesday which proved to
be success.
John Lewis was late Wednesday
morning. Guess basket socials don't
agree with him.
SEVENTH AND EIGHTH
Lonnie Triplett and Beulah Eng.
lish were out of school for a few
days this week on account of illness
"The American Boy" "The Path.
finder" and Current Events" are
read regularly in our room.
We notice that the seventh grade
is making rapid progress in arith
metic. Gordon Tucker has been lie
aiding but Dallas English is a clos.
second if not first.
This is your last week of schoo
before institute vacation. Many O.
the pupils inquire why we do no
have institute oftener.
The girls of the seventh and eight
grades visited the domestic science
room last Friday when cookin.
demonstration was given.
FIFTH AND SIXTH
Everyone is anticipating goot
time next week as it is institute weel
and there will be no school.
Dale Davis has returned to schoo
after several days absence on acc
ount of sickness.
Frances CARED is out of school OF
account of sickness this week.
Our charcoal drawings are read
for the institute exhibit.
PRIMARY
A good deal of new material ha
arrived for the primary and kinder
garten rooms.
Lois Mitchell and Hazel Hodge
entered the primary room this weel
Three new pupils, Dorothy Myhr
Roy Olin and Arly Olin entered th
kindergarten Wednesday making a
enrolment of over twenty.