The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-11-15
GRADE NOTES

GRADE NOTES
Doris Thomas and Kenneth Golding
have returned to the kindergarten af-
ter an absence of two weeks
The kindergarten room reminds one
of Thanksgiving, with its border of
turkeys and chickens and ducks.
One two three four All dressed
in white with little white top-nots en-
tertained the high room Friday after
noon with merry little songs and reci-
tations
The border decorating the third grade
room has been made by the children.
George Marshall has returned to
school after two weeks absence, as he
was not vaccnated
Erma Hauwegan has returned after
an absence of four days.
The Sixth grade resembles Colonial
times with its decorations Of Indians
and Pilgrims. They are preparing a
Thanksgiving play called "Past and
Present"
Frank Little has returned to the 9Th
grade after weeks absence.
The eth and Sth grades are making
Thanksgiving post cards This week.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
We forgot to mention in last weeks
school notes that Marie Mullaney finds
she can recite best ain bed But Mr..
Menerey informed her that they were
not furnished by the school.
Calvin Brown has returned after be.
ing absent for four weeks.
Thelma Minnie, when asked where
coal originated, replied excitedly ,Ishak-
ing her hand, From a Vegetable" 1t
vegetables so plentiful, we might ex-
pertinent.
, Miss Richie attended the Cornell.
; Michigan game at Ann Arbor last
; Saturday.
b. 81 hung above the terrible fire, the
: oozing from my SOLE" Do not be
/ alarmed, this is not taken from the
: life hereafter, but from Marie Mul.
, laney's essay on the life of a shoe.
3 English Literature class starts read
D ing Hamlet Wednesday.
r Ny, but some folks looked sleepy on
Monday morning. Even Mr.. Menerey
: |. seemed dazed.
: Verna Tenniswood and Alma Holt
visited school Friday afternoon.
{, Vic-"It was all over town this NOR
( ming"
, sam, sure that he had missed some
> thing this time-"What? ?"
!, Vic-"The Frost"
, Mt. Menerey is preparing Thanks
/ giving program. Watch for further
: announcements.
German III have finished immense
I and are now reviewing.
: The Seniors learned today that sam
: had no prejudice whatever against the
black women. Intermarriage to him
seems perfectly fit. There certainly il
no need Of sam being an old bachelor
for when he has searched one field com
pletely in the light, he can continue
the next in the dark.
Miss McCall's rhetorical program
t was given last Friday afternoon in the
S form of a banquet. Matte Gleason
] acted as POSTMASTER. There was q
e good hearty laugh in every speech
E Lawrence gave the speech he had given
at the Fair, since he was called upon
!, suddenly. without time for preparation
: but nevertheless we enjoyed it.
Alger has an opponent in the field.
Last Friday afternoon the Senior
basket ball team played against their
lower classmates. They, as victors
carried the score to twenty six, winning
by twenty.
Thelma Minnie some time ago was
, asked if their donkey brayed. "No,'
said Thelma, "but its father out in the
country does"
The committee for the Senior play
are reading some plays from which
they intend to select one, which
will be given either before Christmas
or soon after.
} Both the boys and girls are planning
on basket ball game this Friday.
Practice makes perfect. Everybody
out.
Mr.. Drouyor was surprised to have
such interested listeners when he was
explaining in Physics show to get a
machine out of the mud"