Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-13
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Seniors

The Domestic Science class will
have cooking on Wednesday and
Thursday hereafter, this rule to be
made effective this week.
We note that very few Of the High
Sshool pupils were at the train Sun
day morning to bid Mr.. Gleditzscn
farewell. We venture the opinion
that a warm bed is more appealing
to the majority of them than heart
rending scene at the depot, especially
on a chilly Sunday morning.
The large new bookcase for the
library is almost completed. 1t will
provide accommodation for the
whole library, including that of the
grades and will be situated in the
hall just outside the Assembly room
door.
The Senior Glass surely has signed
the Hoover Pledge-at a class meet
ing last Tuesday afternoon, tax
of two cents was levied on each
member of the class to pay for the
Senior decorations for the party Civ
en- Wednesday, Dec. 5th. And then
we heard one or two members say
1--WE ought to quit decorating alto
gether, for it was too expensive"
Mr.. Watson informed us that we
would not get our report cards for
week or so. Our hopes momentarily
rose, for we thot perhaps he meant
to hold the cards until Xmas time.
then give us Xmas presents in the
form of good grades, but our joy
Gus expectations fell to the soles OF
our shoes when we remembered
that Santa seldom brings us what We
expect.
The Junior play entitled "The
Village Lawyer" is progressing quite
rapidly now. This play will be pre-
sented at Gregg's Hall, Friday, Dec.
21st, at $3.50 O'Clock. Don't forget
the date, time or place.
The Junior English class is study
ing the Miltonic peiod in ''The His
tory of English Literature" The
first book of Milton's Paradise
Lost" is being read by the entire
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The Medieval and Modern History
class, which has not recited since thu
departure of Mr.. Gleditzsch, (oul
former teacher) is anxiously(? a
waiting the arrival of its new in
structor.
The members of the Junior play
cast gave farewell supper in honor
of their departing coach, Mr.. Gled.
itzsch, at Darbys restaurant, las
Thursday evening.
Soph0mores
Elizabeth Jones is now conduct
ing the H. S. singing in the morning
and at noon. Miss Golda Hampton
will have charge of the regular mus.
ic course.
Miss Chapman is teaching the Ger
man classes and may continue to dc
so all the rest of the year. She says
she. may give up the English class
but we hope she will not for we
like her so we'll. Three cheers for
Miss Chapman! from Sophomore
class.
We are all wishing in vain for our
report cards but there are no rum
ors about them yet.
The members of the Domestic Sci
ence class have started on their
waists.
Two songs that we should all
know.
(Tune, Yankee Doodle)
Sammie and I went out to fight
A-gunning for the Kaiser;
He drove the Hun way out OF sight.
ate in way that's wiser.
Chorus
Come on fellows, lets wake up
Help Johnnie, PauPn Sandy,
Mind the rules and keep in step
The girls will eat no candy.
O YOU will see us do our best,
A Stacker won't be found, sir;
Old Uncle Sam may count on us,
Our loyalty's most sound, sir.
(Tune, There is School OF Jolly
Ho\s
There is school of soldiers true,
You'll find it hard to beat
We've gone into the food campaign
That helps the Allies eat.
Well save the meat and fat and flour
And sugar too you'll see
Well back up Uncle Sam, you bet,
He counts on you and me.
Chorus
And we are always are SO jolly, oh
So jolly oh, so jolly oh!
And we always are so jolly oh!
Wherever we NAV be: