The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-11-01
GRADE NOTES

GRADE NOTES
The kindergarten is appropriately
decorated with many mysterious Hal
lowe'en figures.
Marabel Smith has left the Kinder
garten, as they are moving to Detroit.
She was given jolly little party by
the kindergarten last Friday.
Muriel Stracenrider has entered the
Second grade.
The Fourth grade played "rhe Mad
Tea Party" a selection from "Alice in
Wonderland"
A Halloween party was given in the
Fifth grade Wednesday afternoon.
Anna May Thomas has been absent
from the Fifth grade for the last few
days.
The flag stands in the corner of the
Fifth grade room this week.
Winston Smith has left the Sixth
grade,
The eighth grade gave play We'd
nesday evening called patriotic Hal
lowe'en."
The grade pupils have been loyal in
turning out to be vaccinated, but with
in week their bravery will be tested.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Why does everyone smile so pain
fully when Wednesday Is mentioned? :?
Report cards.
The American History class is be.
ginning the Revolution. 1t is of great
interest to the students when compar-
ed with the great war of today.
Fire Fire AS the state law re-.
quires, we have started the fire drills
again.
Even Tom Brady turned pale and
stared with open mouth when the fire
gong sounded through the building
last Thursday.
The Freshmen party was grand
success. Everyone reported the best
time yet.
ais the world progressing swell l
should say SO; the first program of the
year had a Freshman president"
Mr.. Drouyor's speech Thursday morn.
| ing was on current topics.
Violet, in English class-"A farmer,
who lived in Germany, had daughter
named John"
Miss McCall's rhetorical program
will be given this Friday. Surprises
are always in store.
Selective draft was practiced in the
High Room, only on a different basis,
The conscipts are to be vaocinated,
Hazel Martin, in The last physiology
| pipe was 13 It. long 1t may be so in
/ o. rio hn 4 xuh L.
ing of the human race.
Some one in an ancient history ex-
animation reported that Egypt was
located on the map Let's look and see.
Miss Ritchie was surprised with the
ability of her Grammar class when it
came to giving definitions.
Frank l.. Beadle and Rex Holden
visited the High Room this week.
They also attended some of the classes,
Sayings heard now and them
"The thing OF it is"
"Read your fine print"
"SOme individuals want special
invitation"
"Read your hearts"
"Pm great crank. ! want things
correct"
"Tom, sit up"
Miss Petit has taken a foreigner
under her care. Some of the High
school classes discovered it all rolled
up In little white ball, Later it be-
came so annoying that the teachers or
dered it to be put in the hall.
The program gwen by Miss Ritchie'c
rhetorical division last Friday was
thoroughly enjoyed. Thelma, with hel
violin, accompanied Phyllis at the
piano. Donna Fabrique sang, and the
little folks, under tie supervision OF
Miss Whitmer, gave a mysterious Hal
lowe'en dance.
Tom-"Oh, say Jack, where are yor
going?"
Jack-"To basket ball practice"
Tom-"Do you have to practic'
again tonightY"
Jack-"WelI guess So We dom
want the girls to play better than we
They are working hard and so are we.
Mr. Menerey is trying his best to dis
cover the musicians in the high room
1t surprises him greatly when he ask
someone, who is told can play, and they
deliberately say il is impossible.
A witch a Chinaman a clown ! o
there are lots of other things too A
snake eater a Fat Woman All o.
these and many more will be on displa,
with their pranks aud tricks Friday
night in Central hall.
Come on, pa and ma, and take tn,
children to modern circus FifteeI
cents will take you in but bring some
loose change to take In the side shows
Miller-Brabbs Wedding.