The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-06-01
School Reporter
Farewell


odds and ends of school events will
be Jumped together and put into this,
the last issue of the Reporter for the
year of 1929.
We hope you have enjoyed the Re-
porter as we'll as we have enjoyed
getting it out each week. We have
tried to make it worth while. We hav
chronicled school happenings, voiced
student and faculty opinion, and have
striven for ideals and attitudes worthy
of a bigger and better Circle High
School. Wo have tried to be breezy.
We have had our fun and nonsense,
but we don't believe we have been
silly and mushy Have we succeed
ed?
Our First Music Recital
The first music recital held in the
Circle schools was held Thursday
evening, May 18th. A large crowd
was out. The music department is
one of the most important, as we'll as
unique features of the school system.
Every boy and girl with any talent at
all is given an opportunity to take
up any instrument he or she chooses.
Free music lessons are provided by
the school. The work done by Mr..
Seaman and Mr.. James the last two
years has been valuable. Mr.. James
will continue his music next year.
Rain Keeps Boys Away From Terry
The rain Saturday morning kept
the track team from going to the
Terry roundup. The team was in
good shape, and no doubt would have
brought back number of trophies.
Iona and Elsie went over Friday with
Mrs. Bauer. They both took part in
an extemporaneous writing contest
in which Elsie won third place. Elsie
also entered a declamatory contest
and won another third.
Splendid BaccaIaureate Services
The baccalaureate sermon by Rev.
C. w. Loomis was we'll chosen and
well delivered. The Girls Glea Club
gave few musical selections, and MIR.
James gave a piano solo. A good
sized crowd was out.
Hurry, Hurry, Hurry"
The play Tuesday evening was a
grand success. A matinee in the af-
ternon was attended by little folks.
In the evening everyone of the 200
clsiirs- was filled, and few had to
stand. The parts were well memor-
lied and splendidly acted. The stage
settings and the make-ups were un-
usually good. The whole thing re-
Elected good coaching and hard work.
The gross receipts amounted to $70.70
Commencement
Our second commencement program
would compare favorably with pro-
grams by much larger schools. The
stage was beautifully decorated, the
music good, and the addresses by the
iour seniors showed that time and
thought had been given toward their
The annual address by
Rev Fl. Roy Phillippi was splendid.
Awards
The University scholarship was
given to Gladys Peterson. The James
own College scholarship was awarded
o Elsie Mahlstedt Both are good
or four years. The junior scholarship
medal went to Floyd Bergland, and
he sophomore scholarship medal
vent to William Sutter. In the
freshman class Gladys Parsley, Will
ION Brown, and Carol Parsley each
lad total of "a grade points. A
general information test was given
o determine the recipient of the
reshman award. In this test Gladys
md Wilson differed only half point.
Zach one will receive medal. Ano-
her one has been ordered.
Where They Went
Mrs. Owen left Thursday for Mis-
oula where she and her husband ex-
'ect to make their home for while.
'he expects to quit teaching Miss
ohnson left for Granite County. She
lso has some home making" ideas
n her head which will take her away
rom the school room also. Mr..
Wright and Mr.. James cranked their
ord Thursday non and started west.
hey planned to go through Lewis
own, Great Falls, Helena and Mis-
oula. Mr. Wright will go on to
)illon and attend summer school. He
xpects to go all next year and get
is diploma next June. Mr.. James
yill look for some sort of work for
he summer He will be back on the
oh when the bell rings next Sep
ember Miss Kehm left for her
Id home in South Dakota. She plans
0 go into foreign missionary work.
1r. Baldwin will stick around most
f the summer, but will also repre-
ent the Northwestern School Supply
company in this section of the state.
Ir. Englehart, our amiable janitor,
ill leave shortly for California.
High Schhol Honor Roll
Second Semester
Iigh Honor Roll
Grade Points
Francis Arnett, S. &c
econd Honor Roll
Grade Points
William Sutter, S IL
Freda Mahlstedt, F So
Floyd Bergland, 81
Lloyd Decker, S So
Gladys Peterson, Sr 49 {
Marjory VOLTA, S 40
Carol Parsley, F 49
Anna Marie Ridge S As
Iona Ferch S 46
Wilson Brown f DO