Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-12-20
LZ,.Lg School Notes.
STAFF OF EDITORS

- STAFF OF EDITORS
Editor r-in-chief.. -. ... Edith Gil
Senior Editor. Edith Gil
Junior Editor. -. Gertrude Gilley
Sophomore Ed. {. Berpadine Gilbert
Freshman Ed. Herbert Hermansor
Senior M
"A new black board has been put
up in the assembly room. fa
The next parent-teacher meeting
will be held Friday, Jan. 4.
The pupils Of the H. S. we're en-;
tcrtained "Wednesday afternoon 10y
the German i class. ',lli~h seems ,e
be getting very musical. This
class sang die !.orclei" and "Tap.
nenbaum Tin German too!) with
very noisy, is not harmonious re.
suits. AZ 81
Wit! regard 10 the Junior clas,
play posters, which are scattered
broadcast over the town, we want to
reassure you not to be frightened
as their pictures, they are just or.
binary folks.
VA { Junior
The Juniors are too busy working
on their play to write school notes
today but will promise some foi
next time.
Sophomores
Mr.. HoSmer, our new teacher, has
taken charge of the mathematic.
and is making steady progress in tn.
End year geometry.
The Domestic Science class il
making candy for the kindergarten
and primary children.
Friday the two German classes
will meet together to sing some Ger
man Xmas songs.
Freshman
The pupils of the Freshman clas
were very sorry to give up theil
teacher of Algebra and general sci
ence, which was Mr.. Watson.
All the pupils of High School arc
looking forward to the Christma
vacation which is to last for clever
days.
The girls of they domestic sciencs
class made Christmas candies Wed.
nesday and Thursday.
The boys have now completed tn.
wood box that they were makint
for the domestic science kitchen.
5th and 9Th Grades /, .'
Mildred Davis gave the first of !.
series of Industrial Geography talk
as opening exercise Wednesday mo
rning.
Thelma Pugh is absent this weel
on account of sickness.
England and the SaxonS are yer,
interesting to the. Sixth grade jus
now.
We are rejoicing over our new Sc
of maps which have at last arrived
Third and Fourth
This is story reproduced from
one reading from the third grade
English class:
Little Joseph's Xmas"
Joseph was a little Italian boy
He lived in small blue house in
New Jersey. When he was baby
his father and mother had left theil
beautiful, warm, Italy to come ovel
to this country. They thought they
would grow rich here. One day the
little boy was throwing stones at tn.
pussy cat, and little girl came out
and said: "Have you heard anything
about Jesus?" He said, no." and
she told him about Jesus and they
sat down under tree and she said
Have you heard anything about
Christmas?" and he said mo-" sc
she told him about Christmas ant
asked him if he had ever heard of &
a Christmas tree and he said "no'
and she told him about Christina.
trees. After that he worked hare
every day picking sticks off the
railroad track to get enough pennies
to buy Elsie chicken. One evening
the door bell rang and Elsie who
was up stairs ran down to open tho
door. There stood little Joseph with
the chicken in his hand.
Primary
We are very busy this week max
ing Xmas toys.
Our calendars are finished and we
are very proud of them.
Several are absent on account of
sickness.
Alva Pitts has quit school and
moved away.
The primary and kindergarten
children are learning some Xmas
songs which they are enjoying very
much.