Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-03-29
School Notes
EDITORS
School House, Tuesday,
March 81, 1917.
Seniors.


Seniors.
Rev. Faucette visited school last
Friday.
Everyone is looking forward with
great expectation to the promised
three days of vacation starting with
Wednesday of next week.
The tennis organization is plann-
ing meeting for next Tuesday
night. They intend to fence the
court and widely advertise the ten
mis- tournament that is to be held
here April 2Sth.
The civics class is doing rather
extensive outside work this week.
Besides the source of available mat
ter here they have sent to the, state
department for additional matter
which they find very helpful and
exceedingly interesting.
Is not this an exceptionally good
motto? 81 owe all my success in
life to always having been a quar-
ter of all hour ahead of time"
Lord Nelson.
The play which the Seniors have
chosen is valley Farm"
Juniors.
The Forensic Club has amended
it's constitution to- the effect that in
stead of having debate every two
weeks it has one only when a three
fourths majority of the members
desire it This is because of the
approaching junior play, declama-
tory contest, tennis tournament etc.
The medieval history class is pro-
crossing rapidly under, the new re-
gime, i. e., having some -ember
the class teach each day.
The solid geometry class is begin
ming the study of cylinders.
Posts and wire netting have arri-
we'd to fence the tennis courts.
The Juniors have been practicing
regularly and diligently for the
coming play.
By the time the Juniors have fin
ished the study Of the classic, Gro
meo and Juliet" they will need no
personal experience in order to
carry on a modern up-to-date love
affair.
Sophomores.
A few of the girls have finished
and several have started their ging-
ham dresses in the domestic science
department.
The last weeks cooking class
spent their time in making-well a
few failures and some cakes.
We are glad to see one of our
school mates, Jennie Staplin, back
permanently. She has been rather
unsettled in school work on account
of the sickness of her mother.
The ancient history class has re-
sumed study in the text book after
studying some special assignments.
The members of the German class
spent an interesting time in writing
letters last week.
There has been serious talk
among the boys Of the high school
considering the question of base
ball but owing to the effect of Tues
days recess it has been suddenly
dropped.
WANTED-The boys of the Cou-
lee City High School are sorely in
need of physician to dress bum
eyes, broken noses, broken shins
and bruised lips.
Where are we going TO spend the
fifty cents?
Freshmen
The ninth grade algebra class is
studying on plots and graphs which
which they find exceedingly inter
esting.
The general science class was sur
prised by written examination
which occurred last Monday.
We are very sorry to hear that
our fellow student, Helen Scott, has
an attact of measles but we hope to
see her back soon.
Neva Martin was taken from SCH
DOL last Friday on account of hav-
ing been eXpased to measles.
The English class is progressing
rapidly in Evangeline.
Grammar Grades.
We were SO busy today that we
came nearly forgetting our school
column.