The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-05-04
A COMEDY IN FOUR ACTS
By Booth Harrington

lACT III The same. That evening.
ACT ~ The same. Next morning.
The Players
In the order of their appearance
Mrs. Martyn~......M Mrs. G. r. Taylor
Mr.. Wheeler Mr.. A. G. White
Mrs Wheeler Miss Jennie Johnson
Bobby Wheeler-......Mr. r. G. Wright
Cora Wheeler Miss Marjory VOLTA
Violet Pinney. Mrs. S. W. Dambly
Clarence. .4.--...-.......Mr r. NJ. James
Della -......... Miss Marie Johnson
Diniddie ...............Mr. G. r. Taylor
Hubert Stem Mr.. c.. f. Campbell
Vincent proved himself the champ
ion ticket seller and ON the dollar
prize by selling 80 tickets.
| The freshmen and sophomore Eng
lish classes are giving their oral book
reports this week.
Mr.. Baldwin: There are two things
which seem very simple to me,phyaies
!, sSssss+ tho pnysics Class.
Both of the social science class IS
had debates yesterday. The question
as: Resolved that the municipalities
should control public utilities.
In the B class Elsie Mahlstedt and
Gladys Hanson were on the affirma-
tive side and Ambrose Dambly and
Darro Rorvik were ON the negative
side. The affirmative side won. In
the A class Borghild Seglen and Vara
Lytle were on the affirmative and
Gilbert Peterson and Edna Wilhelm
were on the negative side. The affir-
NATIVE side won in this class also.
rL1 nIo
plane geometry and are taking some
of the important parts in solid geo
metry.
Hurry Hurryl Hurry
The play Hurry! Hurry Hurry. won
first prize in newspaper contest in
which there were eighty-two entries
from Colorado and Texas to New Yor
AS result it was given a weeks sue
cessful production by the Bainbridge
Players at the Shubert Theatre, Min
neapolis. Since then it has been re-
peated by professional companies in
all our large cities, always with great
apause and success. Do not fail to
see the Circle High School production
of this refreshing comedy in three acts !
Medals Arrive
The medals to be given out to the |
winers in the various track events ar
rived Tuesday. Our boys received |
theirs Wednesday morning during
opening exercises. Mr.. Wright ard I
Mr. James presented them. AS each /
went up to get his medal he as given |
a cheer Circle received IL medals, /
the remaining five going to Brockway. |
No medals could be obtained for the
javelin, Brockway winning first AID
Richey second. The medals for the /
relay will arrive this week.
High School Sends Pennant
Our high school pennant was sent 10
Missoula Wednesday to be displayed
at the Montana Interscholastic Track
Meet.
Mr.. Baldwin has been holding con-
ferences ith the students this week
getting lineup on what they intend
to do next var, and after completing
school,
Corned Beef and Cabbage
AL day suckers are getting popular
in schol.
Spring fever has not affected some
of the students because there are
more on the honor roll this month
than ever before.
We did not do much track work last
eek as Mr.. Wright, our coach, was
busy with the play.
There is not going to be any Gen
eral History class until Thursday be-
cause Miss Kehm will be busy coach
ing the school play. Hard on the
in the play, but soft for the
class. Not so soft either as she as
signed about thirty pages.
Simming was very popular with the
boys the later part of last week, but
the cold weather Monday put a stop
to it,
Only one more week before the Mis-
soula track meet, and the lucky pair
have not been chosen yet.
Malcolm brought horned toad to
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