Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-17
q School Notes.
STAFF OF EDITORS

STAFF OF EDITORS
Editor-in-chief ..... -. Edith Gil
Senior Editor. 80. Edith Gil
Junior Editor. 49,. Gertrude Gilley
Sophomore Ed. .Bernadine Gilber1
Freshman Ed. Herbert Hermansor
Senior Igt
Wanted a Freshman pacafier
The freshmen have become so rest
less of late that some of them, (prin
:ipally among The boys) have had t.
bring toy balloons to school to while
away the idle moments. Some o.
The faculty members have tried tt
convince the little freshies that stud.
ing Algebra, English or Genera
science etc. would be more profit
able but then we must not tax theil
young minds too much with these
serious subjects for they are in grea
LANCER of becoming unbalanced.
The girls of the Senior class hav,
lecided to show their patriotism b,
having their graduation frocks al
made from the same pattern and ths
same kind of material. The pattern
is to be very plain and the materia
not>very expensive.
The first debate of the year was
held by the Forensic club last Fri
day. Another will be held next Mon
lay. This will be the regular t'you'
or the selection of the team 10 re.
present Coulee City in the Count.
debates.
If you don't see any school note:
rom the Seniors next week yol
nay know that there will be nc
graduating class this year; that the
ordeal by semester exams has pro.
rem fatal to each and every one ant
zone have survived to tell the tale.
You may depend on the Senior.
or ingenuity and patriotism. W.
invented the scheme of wearing GU
lair after very plain fashion. W.
ombed it straight back from til,
orehead; left the ears completed
exposed and twisted it tightly on tn.
rack of the head. Then to avoio
having the ears appear CONSPICUOUS
We wore earrings. We did this il
rider to save the time heretofore
.pent in fixing our hair. We assure
OH that our motive was entirely pa.
riotic, but the Freshmen and Soph
1ores, the copycats, tried to initial,
is, and came to school with shoe
trings round their heads.
Juniors
Miss Chapman is giving the Eng
! ish III class a thorough review il
preparation for the semester exam.
which come Thursday and Friday.
hundred or so questions have beef
iven the class as an aid in giving IL.
IN idea as to what the real exam
questions will be- like.
We, the Juniors, have noticed tina
turing the past week we have beer
ntirely out of date as to the matte.
# our hair adornment. We were
ot aware of the fact before but ear
ingS and shoestrings are all tn,
tyle-therefore, we feel out of it.
The advanced algebra class is still
tudying quadratic equations. Thes
re found somewhat difficult, es
ecially for some.
The German class has complete
,e study of Medals end is now /
iewing for semester exams.
MIR. Watson, Medieval and Moder
istory teachrr, is also reviewing til
lass for the exams. Life is so flu
Exams and Grams, | am sure W
hould all be as happy as clam
but we are not)
Sophomores
The Freshmen and Sophomor
iris wore shoestrings around thli
eads Wednesday to follow the Gus
m of the Seniors, we are Hoove
ing, velvet is too expensive.
The English II class have bee
,viewi'1g for the final examination
A new flag has been draped i
ront of the room under whicl
angs picture of George Washin'
on.
Some of the bookcases have bee
loved down in the Domestic Scicte
Dom. They will be used as CHR.
losets.
The advanced Domestic Sciene
lass made chocolate and cocoa Wee
!eSdey.
The Geometry class is progressi
apidly although it finds the wor
ute difficult.
The members of the advance.
ewing class have almost finishe,
heir waists.
Third an F,urth Grades
Andrew and Ach sab Ross are bacl
n school after weeks absence.
Frank Gilley and Owen Hancoc'
lave been absent Yesterday and tc