Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-11
School Notes
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EDITORS

SENIOR CLASS ...................... Lila Parry
JUNIOR GLASS. ............... .......Edltn I'll!
SOPHOMORE CLASS Beatrice Lemley
FRESHMAN Glass. ....... Morgan Shropshire
Seniors.
The English class has decided not to
begin the study of Macbeth until after
the semester expires. Very wise policy
indeed, az many members of the class
have reason to believe that they have al
ready covered more in the history of
English literature than they can possibly
pass an examination on.
The physics class will review from now
until the examinations. We have fin.
ished over half Of the text book, SO this
review will mean lots of studying.
The American history class has finished
the study of the Civil War.
Did you know that out of 5,675, 900
soldiers in the Civil War 4,500, 600 were
under 81 years of age, 10000, 600 under
II years OF age and 100000 under Is
years of age.
The school had fire drill Tuesday a..
ternoon and the the high school had a
short recess.
Juniors.
The German classes have changed the
day devoted to the study Of Vorwarts
from Wednesday to Thursday.
The Juniors and Seniors had quarter
holiday Monday. 1t was proposed that
they spend the time making ice-cream,
but the majority of the members decided
that it was too cold to eat ice cream.
Most of the classes have started REVIEW
ing for examinations.
A debating club has been organized by
some of the members of the high school
for the purpose OF holding debates at
regular intervals for the remainder Of
the school term, also for taking part in
the county debate.
Elizabeth Jones has been elected pres.
ident; Merle Box, e-president; Edith
Gill, secretary and treasurer, and Mr.
Cubbage, coach.
The first debate was given last Friday
on the subject of Government Owner
ship of the Public Utilities of the United
States" The affirmative was represented
by Cornelia Box, Ward Garrad, Merle
Box and Henry Davis. The negative
was upheld by Hiram Chappell, Nellie
I Hermanson, Elizabeth Jones and Edith
Gill. The decision was in favor of the
affirmative. The tryout for the county
debate will be held next Monday; the
subject will be Resolved, That Congress
was Justified in Passing the Adamson
Law and that Universal Eight Hour
Law Should be Adopted Throughout the
United States" Ward Garrad, Henry
Davis, Hiram Chappell and Merle Box,
will uphold the affirmative, and Cornelia
Box, Nellie Hermanson, Elizabeth Jones
and Edith Gill the negative.
The advanced algebra class will have
finished the study of rational theorem
Wednesday. 1t will then begin review
ing.
S0phom0res.
The gss lights from the high school
building have been removed to the man
uel training rooms in the old building.
A number of tools are being used by
the amateurs in designing in the manuel
training building.
We have started the last great review
for the semester examinations.
DAILY MOTTO
Luck means rising at six o'clock Ia the
morning,
Living on dollar day il you earn two,
Winding your own business and not med
ding with other peoples.
Luck means appointments you have
failed to keep,
The trains you have never failed to catch,
Luck means trusting in God and your
own resources"
Freshmen.
Altho Mr.. Cubbage has never eaid d.
rectly to which political party he belongs,
we believe him to be prohibitionist,
since he prohibited the use of snowballs.