Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-04
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Advice to Faculty and Students
(Anonymous) DON'T
Criticize the students. They know
more than you think.
Be so sarcastic. 1t amuses the pu-
pills.
Present the Seniors with a brick
house; brick at time.
Try capturing the German(s)
They will get along without the aid
of-Americans.
Be alarmed. It's only the Fresh
les.
Seniors
The Seniors have chosen green
and gold for their class colors and
white rose as class flower.
The two Domestic Science classes
have formed a canning club. The
officers are: Edith Gill, President;
Gertrude Gilley, Vice President; Nj
aleen Hampton, Secretary; Kathryn
Davidson, Treasurer; and Miss Will
son, adviser. The club will give
practical canning demonstrations
etc and will also have a social side,
giving programs and demonstrations
once each month.
The Advanced Domestic Science
class canned chicken and picked
carrots the first of the week.
The Seniors welcomed back one
of their last years class members,
Melvin Boyer, last Monday.
The Physics class which has lab
oratory work Tuesdays and Thurs
days, failed to do any of the Tues
day work on account of broken ap-
paratus.
Several new library books, chiefly
for history reference work, have
been received. We are glad to see
this addition to our library but we
are still sadly in need of some i'm
portant books. For instance, from
list of % books sent out by the U.
S. Board as American History Read
ing course only seven are in oul
library. Those that are yet to be
obtained are: Montcalm and Wolfe,
Men, Women and Manners in Colon
ial Times, European Background of
American History, Story of the Rev.
olution, Henry Clay, Life of George
Washington, Rise of the New West,
Economic History of the U. S., Di-
vision and Reunion, The Lower
South in American History, Abra
ham Lincoln, Reconstruction
ical and Economic, National Prob.
lens, America as a World Power
America as a Ferment.
Junior
The Medieval and Modern History
class was given quiz" Monday but
is still in suspense regarding the
grades, as the papers have not yet
been returned on account of Mr..
GleditzSch'S illness.
New artistic decorations appeared
on the front board this week fol
which we, the members of the High
School wish to most heartily thank
Miss Chapman.
The High School student body has
been divided into two divisions OF
societies, for the purpose of Liter
ary work. Organization and work
will begin at once.
Wanted: Position as Bell Boy
Inquire John McCann, Freshman
class, C. C.. H. S.
For the special benefit of our
faint hearted fellow students, we,
the members of the High School
have adopted a new motto, namely,
preparedness" meaning, a buckle,
of water and a bottle of Ammonia.
First parade was held last Thursday
and was a double-header.
The advanced Algebra class which
has been studying Special Products
and Factoring, has been having
some trouble in finding suitable
definition for the product OF two
general Binomial. However, the
question has at last been settled sat
isfactorily.
Sophomore
The Sophomore class is very sor'
rowful over the absence OF it's his
tory and German teacher, Mr.. Gled-
itzsch and hopes he will soon re-
turn.
The Girls Basket Ball has been
postponed until after Tennis season
as the girls cannot play both at the
same time and the warm weather
entices them to the tennis cour
more than to the basket ball hall
The English II class has started
letter writing.
The German class had test tn.
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