Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-04-26
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Fifth and Sixth Grades.

FRESHMAN CLASS...... Helen hermanSOn
Fifth and Sixth Grades.
We received some new books for
the library.
Mr.. Blackburn was a visitor in the
school last Tuesday afternoon.
Don't forget the spelling contest
Friday, April "a The grade chorus
will sing.
The fifth grade is beginning the
study of Asia, while the sixth grade
is reviewing North America.
Those who received 400 in spell
ing last week were: Lonnie Triplett,
Gladys Box, Carl Jones, Margaret
Wright, Seville Ricks, Beulah Eng
lish, Dallas English, Vernon Adams,
Dorothy Tucker, Florence Logg,
zadie Mathis, Mayne Adams, Lewis
Box, Della Maynard, Mildred Davis,
Norval Davis, Verlie Barry, Orphia
Davis, Emory Towne, Duke Ellefson,
Miriam Gilbert and Thora Jensen.
Grammar Grades.
The 8th grade pupils are review
ing grammar preparing for the final
examination next May.
Dorothy Pooley returned to SCH
ool last Tuesday after attending
school at Spokane for several
months.
The spelling contest on the 9th
will be a lively one. Every boy
and girls between the ages Of 8 and
q are elegible.
Miss Bertha Stephens, of the 9Th
grade room, won out in the decla-
atory contest. May she win at
Neppel is our wish.
Some of the 9Th grade boys made
good showing in the tennis tryout
last Monday. In another year these
boys will surely win the meet.
Freshmen.
The Algebra class Is studing evol-
ution and involution.
The Ninth grade english class is
studying the outline of Evangeline
The cooking class is now having
demonstrations given by the pupils.
Neva Martin has been absent on
account of sickness but we expect to
see her back next Monday.
The high school was greatly plea
sed with a visitor, Mr.. Blackburn,
county superintendent this morning.
The High School was given the
privilege to watch the tennis try
out last Monday which was very ex-
citing and interesting.
Last Friday evening the declam-
atory and oratorical contest were
held. Those winning were: Bertha
Stephens from the eighth grade de-
clamatory, Elizabeth Lemley from
the High school declamatory.
Juniors.
Spring fever seems to be making
rapid headway in school.
Mr.. Cubbage does not seem to
think the members of the medieval
history class are competent teachers
so he has taken the class in charge
again.
By the time the English XII and
XII class has finished the study of
Carlyles Essay on Burns" it will
be glad to turn to the Shakesperian
classic for refuge.
One of our class members, Eliza
beth Jones will represent Coulee
City High School in the County Ten
mis- Tournament in the girls singles
The other representatives have not
yet been chosen.
The Sophomores seem to feel very
much elated over their victory in
the Declamatory contest therefore,
we the Juniors wish. to remind them
that we carried off all the oratori-
cal prizes, furthermore, it was only
Juniors who dared to venture into
the oratorical contest and they did
not try the declamatory because it
was to common place.
Sophomores.
Don't forget the Tennis Tourna-
ment, Saturday, April 28.
If curious, inquire meaning of the
white ribbons worn by High school
students CD
For best walker in town inquire
Of the Junior editor, Coulee City
high school.
The tennis tryout began last Mon
day altho it was not finished until a
later date.
The Sophomores have one large
star and two small ones. It might
be referred as one continual round
of pleasure.
The tenth grade English class has
resumed study in the text. They
are getting fire and life insurance
papers and such material as that for
study now.
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