Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1918-01-10
81 School Notes.
STAFF OF EDITORS

wy School Notes.
STAFF OF EDITORS
Edit0r-in.chief. 80. -. Edith Gill
Senior Editor. Edith Gill
Junior Editor. ;. Gertrude Gilley
Sophomore Ed. .Bernadine Gilbert
Freshman Ed. Herbert HermansOn
Seniors
The Forensic Club held
it's annual meeting last week. Eliza
beth Jones was elected president:
Edith Gill, vi>t president, Gertrude
Gilley, secretary and treasurer; Mr..
Watson, coach. The old constitution
was readopled. Only six OF last
years members remain, bnt we ex-
pect to admit more as time goes on.
The remaining charter members are
Elizabeth Jones, Edith Gill, Henry
Davis and Hiram Chappell. The
honorary members are Gertrude Gill
ley and Nellie Hermanson. The first
debate will be Friday, January II,
subject; Resolved That a Recipro-
cal Commercial Treaty Should be
Concluded between the U. S. and
Canada"
The samples for the Senior class
rings and pins have arrived and the
class has selected the design it pre-
fers. Each member of the class may
design. They will be sent for very
soon.
The Seniar English Glass has fin
ished "King Lear" and is taking a
thorough review of it preparatory
to the semester exams, which will
put in their unwelcome appearance
next week.
The schoolhouse has undergone 9
thorough house-cleaning during the
Xmas holidays. Some new black
boards have been put up, new Ii
orary room has been built just out
side the assembly room door, clos
It has been built downstairs in order
% accommodate the new domestic sci
,nce equipment, the manual training
and gymnasium rooms have beer
wired for electricity, and various
minor changes have been made.
Three members of the H. S. almuni
-Cornelia Box, Lii Parry and Ma
Del Jones-visited the school last
week.
The advanced domestic science
lass had cooking Monday and Tues
lay this week instead of Wednesday.
md Thursday, because of the Banl
stockholders Banquet Tuesday al
which the domestic science girls did
he serving and part of the cooking
Juniors
Although little late on account OF
he holidays, the Juniors wish to
hank the public for its generous
patronage of our class play, "The
Village Lawyer" presented Deem
Der 81, 1917.
The English class had a test on the
Miltonic period in "History of Eng
'ish Literature" The papers have
)een returned but we do not wish to
publish the results.
The advanced algebra class, under
Mr.. Hosmer, is now studying quad
attic equations.
The Medieval and Modern History
class is studying the German reform
alton. This chapter is found to be
very interesting.
Sophomores
The English Glass II has complet
ID "Idyls of the King" and will now
axe up "Silar Mariner"
The banquet served by the adj
'anced Domestic Science Glass Tues
lay turned out to be great success
md was surely enjoyed by all.
Helen Hermanson and Neva Mar
in were absent from school the day
'ollowing the banquet. Did they ea'
30 many turkeys?
The next time a banqeut is served
II the high school boys should b.
invited as they certainly show their
unger while things are being pre-
AIRED. If the food is left for min.
te they are sure to disappear.
The geometry class is progressing
'apidly under the tuition of MIR. Hos
ner.
Freshman
The domestic science class room
5 being improved by having new.
blackboard put in.
Gladys CARED was absent from
;chool Monday on account of being
i'll.
The English | class has finished
he classic "The Lady of the Lake."
The boys of the manual training
class are still working for the school.
At present they are making tables.
Grammar Grades.
january, 1918, has brought good
cheer and ENCOURAGEMENT TO both