White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1926-09-17
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SCHOOL NOTES

The enrolment of the White
Bluffs Schools increased to total of
l47 during the FIRST week of school.
The High School now has an ENROLL
ment of 36, and the Grade School an
enrolment OF Ill.
The greatest increase was in the
First Grade where Miss Buddenhagen
now has forty pupils.
The High School has often been
commended for its well equipped
library. Last year added to it's well
stocked shelves, eighty volumes
being placed there. Part of these were
purchased with the library fund, and
many others were donated by
patrons of the school.
This year FIVE new volumes have
been added to the library;
Misunderstanding in Human
Marshal-The Story of Human
Progress.
These two books are of new type
which attempt to place in language
that high school pupils can under
stand the idea of history and social
science advanced by III. G. Wells
World History.
Davis--A Day in Ancient Athens.
Davis-A Day in Ancient Rome.
These books, a'so new type, try
to bring to the mind of the reader a
picture of how ancient people really
lived
Shepherd-A Historical Atlas.
A large number Of interesting eiu,
cational exhibits have been obtained
during the summer for the grade
school. Among them are placards
with actual samples of the raw
materials entering into the manu-
fac:ure OF various common articles
in every day use. They are accom-
panied by careful descriptions of the
processes of manufacture and there
is always a sample of the finished
product. Some of the subjects
treated are chocolote, coca. prepared
roofing, fountain pens cement and
many iother articles. These exhibits
will be placed on display at the grade
! school during the next few weeks
and will be used as part of the
material for instruction in geography.
Mrs. John Melee visited Miss
Buddenhagen's room at the grade
school last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wagner
visited the high school on September
8. The Wagoners have two sons in
high school this year, Carl, senior,
I.-1 Y-.>-h erao6,~.on
Mr.. Puette, athletic coach and
teacher of English in the Richland
High School, visited the White
Bluffs High School on September II,
and made tentative arrangements
for two practice basketball games
before the opening of the regular
season.
| Everything indicates that the Glass
of 1926 will maintain a record which
the White Bluffs High School will
be proud. Many of their number will
soon be registered in schools OF
higher education. Charles English
lis going to Washington State College,
Lloyd Wiehl will enter the University
of Washington. Marguerite Tnoman-
houser is to enter the State Normal
School at Ellensburg this Fall. Ellen
Anderson will attend business
college at Portland. Tommie O'Larey
is remaining in White Bluffs this
winter. and will enter college next
fall. Henry 1.igner is manager Of a
chicken ranch near Vancouver, B. c.
where +. is living with his sister Miss
Leona igner, who is teaching school
there. Pa+erick and Jarorre Clarke are
now working in the fruit. Florenc-
Montgomery is living at the home of
Re- parents in White Bluffs. Marie
! Weber is sorting apples.