Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-10-11
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Senior

Room. On account of a good deal
of unnecessary noise it was deemed
expedient to change the seats of
members of all classes except the
Seniors.
The American History class is hav
ing special subjects to report on
outside the text. The first. report
was given Monday.
We are very glad to have Mr.. Gled-
itzsch with us again, and the daily
grind has settled once more into its
old rut.
The Physics Glass has been spend
ing the LAB period writing up ex-
periments but will resume regular
work Thursday.
Have you noticed that recently
certain Freshies have to all outward
appearances, settled down to work?
We congratulate ourselves on the
success of the good example we have
set before them.
Owing to the fact that certain
green little Freshies raised con-
siderable rumpus because of our
choice of class colors, we wish to
announce that we have changed
them to green and gold. Now Fresh
les, will you be quiet?
We are glad to know that the
rules made by the Faculty are to be
enforced. 1t probably will &C hard
with the Freshies, but we hope they
will live thru it.
Junior
Two new pictures adorn the wall
of our Assembly Room. Pictures
help to beautify a room and are
likewise very instructive.
The officers of the Junior-Seniol
Literary Society as chosen at the
first meeting are: Melvin Boyer,
President; Hiram Chappell, Vice
President; Elsie Lindert, Secretary;
Gertrude Gilley, Treasurer. "Cy-
clone was the name chosen for
this society.
The two societies will meet to-
gether in the Assembly Room on
Friday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
AS credit in English will be given
for the literary work we are per.
mitted to use school time for it, The
Cyclone Society will furnish the
first program.
Advice to Freshies: Beware of
Moving Day."
The members of the Medieval and
Modern History class are practicing
the drawing of the Map of the Med
iterranean. 1t is quite evident that
we cannot all be artists, no matter
how much we try.
A fire drill was given last We'd
nesday afternoon.
Sophomore
The German | class has just COM
pleted memorizing Die Lorelie.
Notice "Eeluoc" is "Coulee" spell
ed backward.
The Ancient History class has be-
gun the study of Greece.
Several German Maps have been
placed on the walls. It's now up to
the German classes to translate the
names of them.
A new section of bookcase is soon
to be installed.
The Parent Teachers meeting will
be held next Friday evening instead
of last Friday.
Freshman
= The Eeluoc Literary Society con-
sists of the Sophomore and Fresh
man classes. The officers are: Pres
ident, Ted CARED; Vice President,
Helen Hermanson; Secretary, Glad
Us CARED; Treasurer, John Lewis.
The Domestic Science class is now
making Picaililli; as a great number
of the ladies wish to buy some.
The two Domestic Science classes
are doing some canning for Mr.. Ed
son.
Music has been started again since
Mr.. Gleditzsch has returned.
We are now getting the daily
Spokesman Review and several week
ly papers.
Grammar Grades
Seventh & Eighth 4.
Miss Viola Goakie left the eighth
grade Monday and Miss Alta Law
! renee of Ephrata came here and en-
tered the eighth grade. 1t was just
IN time to prevent our enrolment
IN dropping.
e girls are delighted in their
,o;1 cooking but the boys from
eve nd VIII grades taking Man
at woag have had only one les
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