The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-01-03
NEWS OF SCHOOLS
Some of the Current News
at COlville's Accredited
High School


basketball Friday, December 26, at
Deer Park by score of 22-12. From
the minute that Silke shot the first
basket, almost before the echoes of
the whistle had ceased sounding
throughout the building, Colville was
in the lead. Colville outclassed the
Deer Park team in one respect by
their splendid team work. The line
ups were as follows: Colville, Silke
and Smith forwards; Wilken, center;
Kohlstedt and MenMuir, guards;
Deer Park, Slater and Neaville, for
wards; Kohlberg, center; Reid and
Thiel, guards. Deer Park substi-
tuted Jarvis for Neaville and Turner
for Thiel. Colville made no sub
stitutions. The scores were made
as follows: Colville, field goals,
Smith 5; Silke 3; foul goals, Silke
5, Smith 1; Deer Park, field goals,
Slater 1, Neaville 1, Kohlberg /;
foul goals Neaville 6.
The Alumni can play basketball,
but the high school team took them
in to the tune of 40 to 13, Tuesday
evening at the gymnasium. Smith
and Silke got baskets in the
usual way and the rest of the team
providing the support. The game
was the high schools from the start.
Aron Van Devanter, new student,
substituted for Silke and played
good game. The alumni team was
mostly made up of the fellows home
from college on their Christmas va
cation. The lineups were: Alumni,
Waddell and Carlin, forwards; Dur
land, center; Sherwood and Jesseph,
guards; high school, Silke and Smith,
forwards; Wilken, center, Kohlstedt
ard MenMuir, guards. The high
school substituted Van Devanter for
Silke and Stolts for Smith.
The plays given by the primary
grades were great success from
financial standpoint. The proceeds
were $235. The expense being,
theatre rent $50, transfer 81, print
ing $50, costumes not paid for $25,
incidentals $500. This left a net
proceed of $40.
Floyd Squier has entered the first
grade, coming from the Bossburg
school. Clyde Coppenger and Edith
Alborn have entered the second
grade. Irene Owsley entered the
third grade two weeks before vacation.
Ethel Squier entered the third grade
this week. Viola Jane Clark entered
the second grade this week from
North Bend. Bernard Bridgeman
entered the fourth grade this week
from the Walla Walla schools.
Miss Wilken's room was awarded
the picture for the highest percent
of attendance again this month.
This being the second month in sue
cession. The average per cent was
SO.
Miss Noe spent the weekend with
relatives in Spokane.
Miss Mcconnell spent the vacation
at her home in Spokane.
School has reopened after a weeks
vacation with very good attendance
and several new enrollments.
The upper grades are planning an
entertainment to be given sometime
in February for the purpose of buy
ing a Victrola.
The school children responded
freely in giving donations for needy
families at Christmas. A large
box was packed and sent from the
Grammar school. Most of the do
nations were canned fruit, vegetables
and clothing.
Those who were neither absent nor
tardy during the. last month in the
seventh grade We're: Margaret Bid
well, Marguerite Bresnahan, Josie
Broten, Reba Campbell, Eletha Camp
bell, Genevieve Henderson, Irene
Miller, Bertha Hofstetter, Evelyn
Nullet, Helen Rhode, Charlotte Rhode,
Cora Spedden, Vera Willett, Bessie
Pollack, Nellie Corey, Helen Reed,
Harry Dorman, Ralph Hard, Kendall
Hockett, Peter Noble, Theodore Loew,
Clarence Wiltermood Clifford Camp