The Colville examiner. [volume] (Colville, Wash.) 1907-1948, 1922-11-04
NEWS OF SCHOOLS
Some of the Current News
at Colville's Accredited
High School
Prepared by members of class in Jour
nalism, under the direction
of Miss Loomia

The "Casford-Reed Violin Vocale,"
a quintet of talented artists, will be
given as the second number on the
Lyceum Course, November T. The
program, which is very out of the or
dinary, will consist of especially ar
ranged readings for the violin quar-
tet. The young ladies are very clever
entertainers and feature the comedy
"The Country Dance" Spanish num-
bers will also be produced with the
proper Spanish costuming.
The Colville boys had little hard
luck in the game with Gonzaga, Oct.
81 at Spokane. Coach Moss, how
ever, feels that his team is in good
trim for the game Saturday with Che
welah and is expecting favorable re-
suits for Colville.
Enos Rice, Howard Casey and Chas.
Carey, three former Colville high
school students, are attending the
University of Washington at Seattle
this year. Supt. G. L. Putnam re-
ceived a letter from them in which
they related some of their experiences
at the U. of w. They say that stu
dent life at the University of Wash
ington is no snap. 1t is a common
occurrence for them to study until
midnight which shows that they take
an interest in their work. These boys
say that the U. of W. is the best in
stitution of higher learning in the
state. These three boys and Harold
Silke, former graduate of Colville
high school, are rooming together.
They say that they can procure
good meal in Seattle for 25c, which
is slightly different from Colville.
Although kept busy with their
studies and campus activities they
have not forgotten the Colville high
school.
The Colville high school football
team will clash with Chewelah's foot
ball team on the Chewelah field to-
day. Colville and Chewelah in for-.
mer years have been evenly matched.
The championship of the county de-
pends upon this game. Colville and
Chewelah both feel certain of win
ming. This game will no doubt be
one of the best games ever played
between the two teams.
A quartet has been chosen from
the Colville high school glee club.
The following persons were chosen
for soprano: Leila Seiber, Evelyn De-
Greif, Valla Lee, Marguerite Hender-
son, Irene Miller, and Bessie Buck
ley. The following for alto: Velma
Hockett, Beulah Briggs, Genevieve
Henderson, Doris Schwerdfeld, Ber-
nice Schwerdfield. The work is un-
der the direction of Miss Yenney.
"Chivalrous Charley" with Eugene
O'Brien playing the gallant two fist
ed hero, was given at the Colville
high school Friday evening. Nov. 8.
1t was a melodramatic comedy filled
with gallantry and action. "Chival-
rous Charley" was sent west by his
uncle in the expectation that the
rough life of the west would have
SOLDERING effect on his temperamental
nature. But he no sooner got back
than his chivalrous nature got him
into trouble when he tried to help
two ladies who were escaping from
the police. For return they robbed
him and caused him to land in Jail.
His uncle got him out, but it was
not long until he was mixed up with
another girl whom he finally mar
ried. Romance, thrills and adventure
were the outstanding characteristics
of the screen play.
The members of the biology class
last Friday spent the day on field
trips. Different groups were assign
ed different work in collecting mater
ial for the class work. Specimens
of fish, frogs, plants and soil were
collected. The work in this depart
ment proves very interesting. Mr..
McHugh of the manual training de-
partment will install new lockers
this week in the biology laboratory.
The Colville high school football
team has three more games to play
this season. On Nov. a Colville
meets the Chewelah team at Che
welah. On Armistice day Chewelah
will come to Colville. Nov. 18 North
Central will be at Colville. Let every
one boost for these games so that
the expenses may be fully covered.
$63.10 was lost on the last game
which was played in Colville between
our team and Lewis and Clark.
The Colville debating team has
been reorganized into a team OF
four debaters. It is composed Of
Marcelle Bunge, Hubert Page, Theo-
dore Peterson and Robert Bristow.
The debaters are working hard for
their first debate az the season sche-