The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1928-05-03
EDITORIAL
REVIEW - Edna Kimpel

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r,,nEW has several different meanings. To
..ount for this is the fact that different
= a. take different attitudes toward the time
sopiS at the end of the semester for review.
:. s' recall to memory what has been learned
r. - the students who have been leisurely slid
10 In IN IL means extra effort and "get dowo
ng s flo To those who feel that they can learn
mo mn about given subject than their mental
30 - n already possesses, and who therefore
INK they can not dement, 9y tins activity. it
nea.nnrrehend what it means to the teachers. Ger
conn., .. The nearest guess we can venture is mon
AMY or repetition. Here is their last chance to
o smose to the minds OF some numb skulls the
expos ,os dome of what they should have mastered
aIesth efore II must take great deal of patience
ong HAT mart to see that each detail is finally
On !, mi .iaar. A tiresome task many of US might
ma s eare to indulge ourselves IN.
no. .a tbo seniors review calls to memory not
~ .be lessons that should have been mastered,
3ny , i memories of reviewing before, and also
u he impression that this is the last chance
= Do SO before they must study new and harder
70 ~ - which come to them after these are over
sssohI lessons which follow must be thoroly mas
Inc sa Of the first attempt, for they are not
4l. sussar;lv learned from books and teachers,
Tiles must then be fought independently of
DaIse. lids and we ourselves must conquer all
tne s1 obtainable in the hard school of life.
pDD LETTER DAY-Pauline Day
THERE has been considerable discussion in the
/ b;oh school concerning the annual picnic As
~ School wear is swiftly drawing to close
.hsro IS not much time for picnics, but Saturday
1sn has been set aside for special day of
rssdom. This will be the last high school picnic
: The lives of the seniors, SO the rest of the
;cb school will endeavor to show them a good
me AS in previous years the occasion will take
Ioce in the Richland park. There is no conven-
ant Mace except Richland to hold such thing
s :, +bis and ten miles is sufficient distance to
= t-ovarse the surrounding landscape in search of
suitable spot. Many of the students plan to
s.ts the old bathing suit along and plunge into
sS refreshing waters of the Columbia.
VIZ r nreyiolns years committee has been ap-
nointed to look after the nourishment of the
apntire school, This year, however. each class will
furnish eats and transportation for its own men,
bers.
dov as to how the eats should be eaten. Some
members wished to have each class bring it's
share and then mix the parts into the whole and
an enjoy the pleasure of the eats of another
s1ass B1t for some reason the seniors did not
ike this idea so each class will eat what it
hrnps. So if everyone will get his grass cut
arIy. he can enjoy hearty meal, swim and a
olickng afternoon.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Broughman
MISS COGSWELL, instructor for the Home
M Economics class and Mr.. Barbee of the man
ml arts and farm shops, are planning an ex-
hbtion of the work accomplished during the
year. The windows in the buildings formerly oc-
cupied by Semon's and Rogers will be used to
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