The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-04-20
School Reporter

G. l.. Baldwin .--..- Faculty Advisor.
Welcome to the Roundup
This is the big week of the year, a
time looked forward to by many boy
and girl. You are here as the guests
of the county of McCone, of the town
of Circle, and the Circle Public School
We the teachers and pupils of the
Circle Schools bid you welcome, and
we feel an honor in so doing. We want
you to feel at home and enjoy your
selves. We want you to go away with
the desire to come again, desire to
make next years Roundup bigger and
better. More than twenty schools Will
be represented by more than hun
dred students.
6rockway-Richey-circIe Triangular
Track Meet
! AS stated in last weeks Reporter
triangular track meet will be held
on Saturday afternoon of the Round
up. The events will be so yard dash,
100 yard dash, 220 yard DASH 440
yard relay, high jump, broad jump,
pole vault, javelin throw and shot put.
Silver and bronze medals will be Civ
en- for first and second places respec-
lively, and knife will be given to
the individual making the greatest
number Of points.
We Correct
| Week before last a typographical
error made US say that tardiness had
bad effect on moral when we meant
morale.
We have also neglected to state that
Mrs. Stephens gave the school num-
ber of costumes when she left.
Seniors Get Rings
The Seniors got their rings Tues
day and they are sure beautiful. The
rings bear seal containing the name
of the school and the date 1928.
The Operetta
We have had two roundups and two
operettas. Two years ago Midsummer
Eve" was given unlimited praise. I'm
der the Sugar Plum Tree" last year
met with the same appreciation. This
year 1.-The Rose Dream" promises to
be as good as the other two. Though
not so long as the others the cos
tunes and choruses are very beautl-
full.
Ill OlQCl lndL CfCl OAC 1ilioAAb 49,
the operetta, two performances will
be- given Friday evening. The fiRst
performance will be at seven o'clock
for the benefit of our visitors, our
guests. The second performance viii
follow the picture show and will begin
about nine o'clock. This is for the
towns people. BY giving the two per
formances everybody will be permit
ted to see and enjoy this splendid
production. We will appreciate very
much if the townspeople will coop
crate with us and keep down jam and
confusion. We want everybody to see
The operetta in comfort. The story OF
the operetta is given elsewhere in
the Reporter.
Entertainment for Visitors
Some of the high school girls can
vassed the town Monday to secure
rooms and meals for the Roundup
visitors. They met with hearty re-
sponse. Nearly everybody agreed to
help in some way.
Cheer Leaders Elected
AS we have had no basketball games !
this year our yells have been rather
lQI6. f1OW6N6Iy bH6y WClC lCotOl CA ~ |
life Tuesday morning when we elect
ed Donald Clatworthy for cheer-lead-
er and Elsie Mahlstedt as assistant.
All candidates had to get up and dem
onstrate their ability before the vote
was taken.
Brockway Play Big Success
A majority of the Circle people at
tended the play and dance given at |
Brockway last Saturday night. To gay
that the play was success would be
stating it mildly. Mr.. O'Brien AID |
Mrs. Mexican were real stars. Then |
there were Miss Draws, Miss Adams,
Miss Young and Mr. Ennis to tell |
the truth, it was an all-star cast. The /
dance given by the two little Moxncss /
girls, and the singing and monolog' es /
given between the acts were enjoy ed /
by all. Although the roads were md I
dy and many had trouble getting thru 4
and some had to walk home, we think |
the trip was sure worth while. A let I
ter amateur performance, is seldom /
seen. Bully for Brockwayi Hers's |
hoping they come and see our play
April 27 and %. We also invite them
to our High School Play to be given
frontinuad ar, ,aaoa aipht