The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1920-10-16
First Show


auditorium was packed to the limit
and then overfiowed into the halls.
The initial show was a success, and
the next show will probably increase
in size. Operator Buckley had some
trouble getting the new Derry ma
chine started. But the association
will assure every patron that the
machine is now limbered up and
every show will run smoothly from
now on. Every citizen of Colville is
welcome to come. Seats sell at 10c
for grade children and 15c for high
school students and all others.
Good Shows Booked
- Get the dates correct. Here are
the shows to be given by the Colville
Hi students. October Is, "Yellow-
: stone National Park" and a comedy;
October 18, "Rebecca of Sunnybrook
Farm" October 20, "The Copper
head
Junior High Plays Football
Saturday p. m. at the fair grounds
the junior high school and the fresh
men class of the senior high school
fought a bloody battle in football.
The juniors were downed by score
of 81 to 6. Bush, Exley, Buckley,
Walker, H. Dorman, Hockett, Smith,
Onstot, Angus, Weitzel, of the junior
Hi opposed Offutt, Higgins, Wilson,
Miller, Stolts, Diffenbacher, Bresna-
han. Referee, G.. Exley. Lineman,
Eslick.
Wenatchee Wires COlville
Colville Hi received a wire from
Coach Lichenberg of Wenatchee high
school requesting a football game
with the local school in Colville on
Oct. 16. C. H. S. was forced to turn
down the challenge, as it is evident
the high school huskies are not strong
enough to meet the apple pickers
aggregation. 1t is hoped that next
year C. H. S. and Wenatchee can
meet
Musical Program
The first literary program was
given by the Senior Literary Society
at the Monday noon assembly. Ruth
Williams gave the biography of Grieg,
famous Norwegian composer. This
is the first program and was short,
as so little time was taken for prep
aration. Another program will be
given next week by the Senior II
Society. If applause may indicate,
the students enjoyed Mondays pro-
gram.
Seniors
Dignified, serious, studious-thus
is your introduction to the graduating
class of next spring. Miss Hendrick-
son attends all the class meetings of
this class in the capacity of class adj
visor. Dorothy Anderson is the pres
ident; Wallace Buckley, vice presi-
dent; Marie Lundblad, secretary; Lii
liam Moves, treasurer; Cleo Scholes,
chairman of the high school social
committee; Marie Lundblad, chairman
of the lyceurn committee and MEM
Der of the movie committee. The
members of the class are: Dorothy
Anderson, Susan Covington, Hattie
Cranston, Anna Hanson, Gladys
Crawford, Amanda Harris, Helen
Hemenway, Grace Judson, Marie
Lundblad, leila Mcdaniel Neva Mil
Ter, Mildred Moore, Lillian Noyes,
Florence Powell, Ariel Root, Maude
Sachs, Cleo Scholes, Frances Smith,
Lille Rhom, Gladys Waldbeser, Mar
garet Yeakey, Clara Zurbrugg, Evan
Alborn, Wallace Buckley, Emmett
Gillings, Everett Gillings, Louis
Foote, Dana Isom, Floyd johnson,
John Kimberling, Vance Mcdaniel,
James O'Neill, Gaylord Stolts, Char
les Vine, Donald Waldo, Spencer
Workman. Two students have with
drawn, Kenneth Charlton, Elliott Cur
ry.
+ Juniors
The Junior class is "hum-dinger"
anyway that is what the class re-
porter says, with an assembly room
all to themselves. Miss Wilmer is
their class advisor and the officers
are Margaret Taylor, president; Lois
Dexter, vice president; Luella Droz,
secretary; Ruth Williams, treasurer;
Harry Eslick, member of the high
school social committee and Margaret
Taylor, member of the movie COM
mittee. The following are enrolled
as Juniors: Mary Baird, Leonore
Black, Loretta Briggs, Irene Burse,
Nora Corle, May Cranston, Lois Dex-
ter. Luella Droz, Ruth Erickson,
Rousia Feltz, Agnes Graham, Edna
Gregory, Christine Kimple, Alta
Leithead, Lorena Long, Dorothy Nit
chell, Meyra Nontour, Jesse Parsons,
Margaret Ranahan, Beatrice Sparks,
Gladys Sparks, Margaret Taylor,
Leola Thompson, Slara Walston, Ruth
Williams, Charles Carey, Howard
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