The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1917-02-22
The High School Tattler
Editors:

Editors:
DOROTHY LACY AND HELEN REGAIN
GRADE NOTES
The kindergarten is planning on en-
tertaining the Third grade for Wash
ington's birthday.
Bernard Winn and Evelyn Stevens
are absent from school on account of
sickness.
The first grade are much interested
in the Washington program.
The Third graders are looking for
ward to nice time in the Kinder
garten for the Washington program.
The fifth grade has just completed
the study of the United Kingdom.
The Sixth graders are drawing maps
of the u. ).
The Seventh grade is expecting a
test in arithmetic, covering the subject
of interest.
The Eighth grade is preparing pro-
gram which is to be illustrated by a
microscope.
The Audubon society took walk
Monday to see some of the different
kinds of birds and found cocoon of
one of the large night flying moths.
The Eighth grade will finish the
metric system in arithmetic this week.
Albert Snyder is absent from the
third grade.
Leon McMullen is absent from the
fourth grade on account of sickness.
Washington at Trenton forms the
border of the sixth grade blackboard.
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
Miss Minnie, of Port Huron, visited
school with her cousin, Thelma Minnie
and attended the Junior party held at
Helen Sheehy's Monday evening.
English X classes are dramatizing
Julius Caesar.
Matty, to Miss Mccall in English y
class-"Miss McCall, can they run bug
gies on automobile roadsp"
Mr.. Drouyor gave very interesting
talk last Thursday morning before the
High School OIL the Webb Kenyon law
telling about the "bone drys" and the
"moist drys."
There was no teachers meeting last
Tuesday.
Last Thursday morning the High
school was visited by gentleman who
showed different stereoptican views,
telling about each one as he did it.
1t was interesting.
Miss Buck is giving program Mon.
day. Everyone is invited.
Miss Ritchie saw Robert Mantel play
in Richard Ill in Detroit Saturday.
Mr.. johnson, in soil d geometry class,
to Samuel-"If four panes of glass re-
quire 10 square feet of glass, how much
glass would be needed to mend one
pane If broken?"
The elementary algebra classes have
completed graphical representation.
Among the coming events, in way of
entertainment for school and commun-
ity, is specially prepared minstrel
show to be given as early as season and
conflicting engagements permit. The
usual minstrel has been constituted
solely of the blackface circle and spec.
ialties but this offering will be an at
tempt to dramatic in burlesque some
standard story or drama in addition to
the unusually talented circle of end
men of the "culled" specie. Farcical
situations involving male characters
portraying the feminine will be a
feature and a musical olio and between
acts programme is assured. Among
the prospective talent is male quar-
tette, orchestra, etc, which with a
talented caste in the varied repertoire
should furnish an evenings entertain
ment well worth the benefit patronage
of the townspeople and of the surround
ing countryside. Generous support is
due all endeavors of The school. The
funds realized from the box-oflice re-
ceipts will be applied to finance the
outfitting of the Yale high baseball
nine. 1t is the desire of the manage.
ment to keep this event before the
public and more detailed accounts of
propaganda will be given from time to
time.