The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-23
Skookum Staff Nominated

Suieoi -h-SihCi ethu UuSlHeSS manager,
| according to the rules are from the
senior class, assistant editor from
the junior class and assistant bust
ness manager from the sophomore
| class.
Lyceum Course
The Mozart ladies appeared on the
18th in the lyceum course. The first
half of the program consisted of old
time music and the second half of
present popular music. First and
second violin, cello and piano were
the instruments used by the ladies in
presenting both instrumental and vo-
cal music. The first violinist pre-
sented a composition of her own.
The seniors have successfully gone
over the top in their lyceum work.
$605 was required to pay expenses
and up to date they have received
$678.75.
Humorous Lecturer Comes
Ralph Parlette will come on No
vember list. He is humorous lee
turer of some fame and will give his
famous lecture "The University of
Hard Knocks" This lecture has been
given in all parts of the globe where
the English language is spoken.
H. S. Movies
1t was necessary last week to dis
appoint the audience by emitting the
comedy but when the comedy ar
rived it was given along with the
regular show on Tuesday evening
without extra charge.
Football Injuries
Tuesday evening in football prac-
tice Dan Knauss had both bones of
his right arm broken above the
wrist. He had just made place on
the line with the prospect of develop
ing into one of the best players on.
the Colville team.
Gerald Exley again had his ribs
hurt and was unable to play in the
Deer Park game on Friday.
Friday afternoon the boys motor
ed to Deer Park to meet the boys
of that high school in the third game
of the Colville H. S. schedule. The
boys were in crippled condition.
Alborn is out because he has to at
tend to his apple crop at Kettle Falls.
DeGreif is suffering from a bad
"charley-horse," and Dan Knauss'
arm is broken and Gerald Exley's
ribs are broken but the boys were
determined to try to make good
showing against the Deer Park team.
Vacation
Attendance at the high school on
Monday anticipated the vacation dur
ing the county institute, when sew
eral students living at distant points
in the county did not show up for
the two days of school this week.
There was a marked sign of vacation
on Tuesday when the students who
had not gone home on the weekend
began to leave for their homes. Sew
eral boys are digging potatoes dur
ing vacation.
Gym. Equipment
Several crates of the new gymna-
SUM equipment ordered for the physi
cal training department arrived last
week.
Girls Basket Ball
On Wednesday of last week the
girls basket ball team began its reg
ular practice. About 35 girls turned
out to signify their intentions of try
ing for the team.
Reception for Teachers
On Wednesday evening, the first
evening of the teachers institute, the
Colville high school students gave
the program at the reception for the
visiting teachers. The following is
the program given by the students:
Duet by Lucille Hard and Lucille Rich;
reading by Alice Conner; vocal solo
by Neva Miller; Moving picture by
students association; music by glee
clubs. The refreshments were served
by the home economics department
under the direction of Miss Hendrick-
son.
Cane Rush
On Tuesday afternoon the fresh
men met the sophomores in the an
nual class scrap which was won by
the freshmen who put it over on
their rivals by purchasing fake cane
with which they drew the at
tention of the sophomores away from
the real cane which was delivered
at the flag pole without interference.
Supt. Putnam Returns
On Tuesday Supt. Putnam returned
to school after an absence of week.
Mr.. Putnam says he had the flu but
the doctor gave it medical name
with 81 different letters.
Farmer-"So you've had some ex-