The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-11-23
School Reporter

Mr.. Baldwin was elected president;
Miss Arnett, vice-president; and Mrs.
Bauer, secretary-treasurer.
Girls Club to Send Delegate
At meeting of the Girls Club held
a week ago Friday night Freda Mahl-
stedt was elected as delegate to the
Young Women's Vocational Confer
ence to be held at Bozeman, Noyem-
ber 1924. The faculty nominated
Margaret Boyle and Freda Mahlstedt
and left the matter of election to the
club This will be the first time the
Circle High School has sent delegate
to the Girls Vocational Conference,
though three boys attended the Young
Mems Conference last ear.
Monday and Tuesday physical ex-
aminations were given to High School
and Grade students by Dr. Hanbidge
In addition to the regular examina-
tions the basket ball players hearts
were tested.
The Circle Girls Club entertained
their mothers and a few intimate
friends at tea given at the school
house, Saturday afternoon, Novem-
ber 18th. During the afternoon music
and conversation were enjoyed and
tea and waters were served by Esther
Slime, Astrid Rorvik and Muriel Berg
land.
Miss Veva Lytle and Miss Marion
Brown visited the High School the
first part of last week. Here's hop
ng that they may enroll here some
day
Basketball
The suits for the first team were re-
ceiFed about week ago. We vouch
to say that there. is not a nicer look
ing suit in the eastern district. The
suits were given out Monday night
to the following: Gilbert Peterson,
Harold Czoernig, Dale Williamson,
Lloyd Decker, Hel4fy TauIson, Fran
CTS Curtiss, and Ambrose Dambly.
Those named will probably be the /
members of the first team, although
nothing definite is known yet. Dale
Of the first team. The old suits will
be issued to the second team at later
date. Arthur Slime was appointed |
captain of the second team.
The practice is hard and stiff, !
out it is just what we need. Just
watch our SMOKE.
A game with Richey will be played
IN our floor on Nov. 28th.
Senator McCone Gave $65.oo
In last weeks paper the amount
of Senator McCones check was not
given. 1t was $65.OO. The books pur-
chased have already arrived and are
low being catalogued.
Buy Monograph
Mr Baldwin and Mr.. James DUR
'hased a second hand mimeograpb
Vhlie IN Miles City. 1t arrived last
week andwill soon be put to work.
corned Beef and Cabbage
Anyone who knows Winnifred
'trecker certainly has broad ac-
uaintance.
Prune says that hard-boiled eggs
re laid by Plymouth-Rocks.
Vincent and Annette are getting
bad that they have to be watched
IL is the morning "getting-up''
xercises that ruin our disposition.
Harold: These "seyen o,cIocks,
me of pigs tail.
Gilbert: Howzat?
Harold: T'wirly.
MISS Hannah asked the girls to
ring their sewing along with them
the Club meeting Friday night
men the girls came they found
ar OF socks on Miss Hannah's desk
lea TO them was the following note.
5oou tuTn deserves anOthe RI
u investigation it was found that
'lllle had left them there when he "
up the lamps. The next morning
'liile found the socks in the same
as before; the girls hadn't
ven moved them. Now wasn't that
1kind of them? And Willie was so :
ccommodating, too.
NoTlCE-The people of the town
e not to be alarmed if they feel
e earth shaking ON nights when we
ave basket ball practice because
only Francis Curtiss practicing
e pivot.
Practlce on the Community Club
ay was greatly disturbed by Willie
Id Lloyds radio concert (0.
Latest Song Hits in C. n. S.
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