The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-03-23
SCHOOL REPORTER

Miss Monroe led our singing anc
gave an interesting talk in Monday
mornings assembly. We nope she gets
to come again before leaving Circle
Principal G. G. Hoole of the Daw
son County High School was visitor
Tuesday. He came out to see if Mr.
James would be interested in a posi-
tion in the Glendive High School next
year.
Fred Suffer has quit school now as
the roads are getting so that he can
run his old Ford.
Railroad Talk
Miss Kehm in Civics Class: Il
heard someone say that they wouldn t
build railroad through Circle for
probably $50 years.
Frances Gee, | don't want to stay
here that long"
IT'S YOU
If you want to live in the kind of
school.
Like the kind Of school you like,
You needn't slip your clothes in a
grip
And start on long, long hike.
You'll only find what you left be-
hind,
For there's nothing that's really new
It's a knock at yourself when you
knock at your school
1t isn't the school-it's you'll
Real schools are not made by those
afraid
Lest somebody works and nobody
shirks,
You can make school that was
dead
And if, while you make personal
stake,
Your neighbor can make one too,
Your school viii be what you like
to see
1t isn't the school-its you-Ex.
The Seniors have ordered their
rings. They claim they have chosen
something nifty. They have also sell
ected their commencement cards and
will order them at an early date.
Francis Robson and Annette Abelin
are absent this week because of chick
en-pox.
The Third Annual McCone County
School Roundup will be held at Circle
April n, and rs, according to the
plans of County Superintendent Bauer
Corned Beef and Cabbage
N.Y. But school seems lonesome |
now that Freddy has left.
Another Flapper
Frieda has bobbed her nair. We |
have quite bunch of flappers in our
school now
Charlie Chaplin in School
Monday morning barrow came to
school wearing stiff, brown Charlie
Chaplin hat We think that it quite
becomes him.
The weather has been so disagree
able lately that there has been stop
in athletics. We don't see why the
weather couldn't be bad in winter and
then lay off in the spring so we can
do athletics. Well, one consolation,
we don't have to go on any more
hikes.
Don is getting to be quite a poet.
We are thinking of nominating him
Poet Laureate of the school, {
The birds are out again in spite of I
the cold weather. This particular one I
is the same one that visited Circle
last Sunday. f
Floyd and Gilbert have developed a
bad habit of eating peanuts in school i
time and throwing the shells on the o
floor. They have stopped since Miss d
IAehm told them that the janitor was Il
going TO make them sweep the floor
if they didn't stop. S
Last Friday Frank and Vincent put "
on the gloves for friendly little bout. il
When it was over Frank had a black
eye and torn shirt. Moral: Gloves Il
don't respect friendship. 6
The Social Science class is now Il
about Montana. We thought fl
that we knew all about Montana but e.
we find that we were badly mistaken rC
She colored up and called him Mr..
Because in fun he'd merely Kr. OF
And then for spite ST
The following night, in
This naughty Mr.. Kr. Sex. ca
The Dramatic Club meeting held
Thursday evening was far from a cl
Quaker meeting. The paramount ques- w
ion seemed to be: why is a dra-
matte club?" After the meeting the
paramount question was. why isn't W
Dramatic Club?" Answer: Because st
t isn't" m
In Memory of Fred OF
We are sorry to see you leave us, in
freddy Boy,
For you gave us many hours of joy. su
We are sorry, oh, so sorry that
hose salt and pepper pants lat
We can no longer see when from be
ur books we chance to glance. TIL
And the boys your smile will miss, ha
And the girls the hours of bliss, Hs
You have robbed us all of this, is
reddy Boy. wa
Mr.. Baldwin: What is space?" da
Vincent: 81 cannot think at present bu
ut l have it in my head" of
Pauline: "The dentist told me had
large cavity which needed filling"
Mr. James: What course Of study :
d he recommends" urt
What's it That's eve