Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-13
Slap, bang, here we come again,
Here we come again,
Slap, bang, here we come again,

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Morgan, you had better come bacl
and join us, for you were president
and it seems as if we will never ge
another.
The Sophs were entertained at tn.
home Of Misses Golda and Nialeer
Hampton, Dec. IL, 1917. Refresh
nents served were sandwiches, cake
COCOA and jello with whipped cream
We all spent lovely evening.
Cooking class l is making candy
Lets all stay on the good side OF
Kathryn Davidson, as she is one Of
its members.
Ancient History has been discon-
led until the new teacher arrives.
Mr.. Watson says the Geometry
lass must have two periods for reci-
tation. / guess we must be slow.
Pamphlets have been distributed
lmong the members of the Canning
Club. They are ON different ways
If saving foods and we all find them
very good.
A good Domestic Science joke.
With food soaring, "Do you think
two could live on $12 weekly?"
Weakly is the only way they could
do it," &#
~. Freshmen
The Freshies are so busy they
haven't time to write school notes
his week so you'll have to excuse
is this time.
Seventh and Eighth
Last week the boys of the Seventh
and eighth grade attended the farm
,rs institute, given by able instruct
ors from the State college. The boys
lot only enjoyed the change but al
80 show, when questioned on the
talks, that they were amply reward
ed.
The girls attended the talks given
oy Miss Delvin on food conservation.
The Seventh grade have now COM
)leted their required work in his
3ory, a few days review, then we
shall see how many will make q
sassing grade.
Pauline Wanamaker and Susan
Mills came back to school Monday
,fter a weeks absence OH account
If sickness.
The report cards will be given out
he last of this week.
A new program was placed on the
BOARD and also on the room door.
Tuesday. If anyone should ask why
he pupils should do some work al
tight, look at the program.
The book entitled Cudjois Cave
" Trowbridge, has disappeared
rom the school library. If any one
n the community has borrowed it.
lease return, it; for some of the
Eighth grade pupils wish to read it.
Fifth and Sixth
We. are sorry to lose Jesse and
verlie Pitts from the fifth grade.
Up to date the room has sold 335
ed cross stamps.
Those neither absent nor tardy
asst month were: Lewis Box, Clar-
nee Carver, William Hodges, Mamie
Adams, Verlie Barry, Orphia Davis.
zadie Mathis, Dorothy Tucker, Mil.
lred Davis, Andrew Jensen, Patsy
hilbert, Lloyd Beamer, Lawrence
)eeter, Duke Ellefson, Thelma Pugh,
Nay English, Ruth Jones and Emily
0'Neil.
Third and Fourth
Owen Hancock and Leila Tuttle
are out of school this week on ac-
count of sickness.
Stella Pitts is leaving school, as
Ter folks are moving to Mold.
Our Handwork class is busy max
ng picture frames.
Primary
Wanita and Bernita Darby enter
ID the End grade this week.
Van Lester and Hazel Hodges are
,ut of school this week on account
If illness.
The first and second grades are
busy making calendars etc.
kindergarten
The little folks are interested in
Xmas things now.
Those who were neither tardy nor
absent during November are: Lloyd
letters, Harry Cook, Ellwood and
Dwane Guenther, Hazel Welch and
Vida Lester.
Eugene O'Neil entered school last
week.
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