The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-12-07
SCHOOL REPORTER
Continued from page one)
Lrnro 1 MAS rnOGHAmy Y

Il
the annual christmas program vii
De gwen at the Scnooihouse. A play
his kringle takes A FligC" is &c
be put on. The characters have
been CHOSEN from all the grades in
sihool and the carol singing will be
done by the nigh school girls glee
club. The play will be directed by
Miss Hannah, Mr.. James will be in
! charge OF the music, Mrs. Millspaugh
viii supervise the costuming and Miss
Johnson and Mr.. Bair will be in
charge of the decorating.
A number of scenes of Christmas
in the various countries will be
shown and many school children will
be included in these pageant scenes.
The cast is as follows:
Mary Robbins
Betty Shaffer primary Room
Michael Robbins
Duane Taylor primary ROOM
Martin Robbins
Edward Elverud intermediate ROOM
Their Uncle
Forest Bauer intermediate ROOM
Their Father
Charles Davis Grammar ROOM
Their Mother
Stella Hanas Grammar ROOM
Kris Kringle-
Clifford Garoutte (Highh SCHOOL,
Big Sandy Explains
The school is in receipt of mark
ed copy of the Big Sandy Mountain
eer which gives the "other side" of
the Big Sandy athletic rumpus. Big
Sandy defeated the Harlowtown foot
ball team on November 10th, and
thereby won the North Montana cham
pionship. The ELIGIBILITY of Sigurd
Moe, one of the players, was ques-
toned and the matter was investi-
gated by the Board of Control of the
State High School Athletic Assn.
Moe, it seems, attended high school
at Missoula, but entered Big Sandy
this year where his brother NJ. P. Moe,
is superintendent of schools and ano-
Their brother, William Moe, who is a
representative of the Northwest
wheat Growers Association, and who
is also Sigurd Noes guardian. The
board decided against Big Sandy and
awarded the game to Harlowtown
and removed Big Sandy from the asso-
citation for the period of one year.
Corned Beef and Cabbage
The Terrible Trio are still doing
nicely but have not really caused
any particular disturbance this week
Vincent is through with the Circle
girls he says and we notice he is
living up to his word as he even went
20 the trouble of accompanying one
of the Richey girls downtown and
seeing her off, after the party We'd
nesday night.
Willie put some chewing gum
Upon the teachers chair;
Though this was several weeks ago
She still is setting there.
Well Thanksgiving is over. In a
way we are glad of it and in a way
we aren't. We would like to en-
ooy the leafs" again but we would !
late to experience the results again.
Anyway, Christmas will soon be here.
Well, Don is back again. He took
III of last week for his vacation. We
hink he needed it, his health seems
70 mhuch better than before the vaca-
ion.
In their English class the Fresh
men were given exercises in distin-
;uishing the difference of many words
'oome bright boy wrote the following,
He was n hospitable."
An Accident
A little accident happened in the
laboratory Minday afternoon. Some
ne had emptied some dirty gasoline
ut of the gasoline torch into the sink.
While the Freshmen were in doing
heir experiments somebody threw
lighted match into the sink The
as ignited and began to burn. The
ire extinguisher was brought into
ervice and the fire was put out.
here was quite bit of confusion
4 the room but no damage was done
y the fire or the stampeding Fresh
len.
The Freshmen class will give
tunt before the assembly Friday
After the game between Circle and
ichey the teams were taken down to
'OylOr'S roOminp hOusa where a