Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-01-25
EDITORS
Seniors.

anu are now STUDY 0atAOA SANAso'
The English class is studying "Mac-
beth" Having recently studied Ham
let'' they feel that Macbeth" will con-
tain added interest.
The physics class survived it's much
dreaded semester examination and has
, been informed by Mr.. Hodge that they
did much better IN it than he had antici-
pated, but brot them down from the lofty
feelings by adding to his information that
the daily grades would probably reduce
their standing considerably.
Juniors.
The eleventh grade began the study Of
Solid Geometry Tuesday.
All those who have heretofore spoken
of tough examinations we're quite ef-
fectually put in the shade by some that
we had last week, but everyone has sur
vived the ordeal with more or less long
face.
The Juniors have begun to work good
and earnest now. This is owing to the
new English teacher.
A debate was held by the Forensic
club Tuesday evening at the school house
on the subject of compulsory military
training. This is the county question
this year and Collee City will have
the negative side in the first debate.
Therefore in the Tuesday debate our
county team and Nellie Harmanson will
uphold the negative, while the other
members of the club will uphold the al
frmative.
The daily motto, "Did You Know?"
Mrs. Grundy's sayings, ETC., were tenn
porarily stopped during the examina-
tons, but they are back now full force,
with some new additions.
SOphomores.
The Freshmen and Sophomore gained
holiday last Monday by receiving four
large stars. They enjoyed the afternoon
by having said party in Box's hall,
with Mrs. Cubbage accompanying them.
Mr.. Cubbage has renewed his last
years occupation Of teaching English,
owing to the resignation of the English
teacher.
The domestic science teaching will be
teacher is obtained.
We as the high school thank the facul-
ty for being so kind as to give us an elev
en- minute recess before and afternoon.
We had the first one Tuesday morning
which was greatly enjoyed.
The tenth grade English class is con-
tinuing the study of Poe's works, they
find many many parts of these very diff
cult, altho they are thoroughly con-
WINGED Poe is great writer.
Wanted-Boys! Sophomore class. We
have one left, whom we all idoize.
Sophomore Girls
Freshmen.
We are working in the laboratory now
in general science.
The English class will finish "Ivanhoe'
in two more weeks.
Nh. Cubbage is now teaching the ninth
grade English class.
Grammar Grades.
The seventh and eigth grade pupils
have had almost perfect attendance this
week.
Violet Towne was absent this week on
account of sickness.
The eighth grade pupils are anxious to
hesr their returns from Ephrata.
The teacher is very busy this week
grading examination papers,.
The state exam. was given by Prof.
Cubbage last Thursday and Friday in Mr..
Davis room.
The seventh grade is now taking up
the study of physiology
Our motto for this week is:
IF at first you don't succeed
Try, try again"
The eighth grade had an examination
ii. Arithmetic on Thursday afternoon.
The seventh and eighth grade pupils
all changed their seats on Monday morn
ing.
Fifth and Sixth,
Those who received 100 in spelling last
week were: Lonnie Triplett, Gladys Box,
Gordon Tucker, Beulah English, Vernon
Adams, Margaret Wright, Thora Jensen,