The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-04-06

me High SCnOOl play Has DSen
chosen | nama Of il Il Ilury,
Hurry, Hurry" We sure will have to
hurry too, if we are to get it ready in
time. Gilbert, Floyd, Donald, Lloyd,
1 Malcolm, Gladys, Eula, Frances, and
Elsie are included in the cast.
Donald, Wilson and Floyd returned
to school Tuesday after an absence OF
over a week.
Absences and Tardies
The chicken poX has reduced high
school attendance materially. This is
excusable. But on top of this there
have been recently number of alb
sences altogether unessential. The
standards OF high school depend to
great extent upon the regularity of
attendance. 1t then behooves every
student to attend with regularity
Some students don't go home for
week end but for week ends; that is
the close Of one week and the begin
ming of the next week are consumed
in going and coming from home. Then
in some cases the home visit becomes
prolonged and a week, two weeks, and
three weeks or longer intervene. No
student is so good that he can afford
to do this if aYoidable. At least, no
student can remain good and do this.
1t cuts into ones school work. breaks
down morals, and alters ones general
attitude. Few people in life can hold
down a job without being on the job
when needed. The school here is the
most important job any of us has ever
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worked? Parents should cooperate
with the school in this respect and
see that as little time is lost as possi-
ble
Hardness in another thing that cuts !
down morals Everybody should be on
the job on time. Fortunately, only al
few are addicted to the tardy habit,
but they make enough tardy marks
for the whole group.
Neither Absent Nor Tardy For The
Month of March
Vara Lytle, Carol Parsley, Gladys
Parsley, Vincent Strecker, Rudolph
Bessie Wilhelm, Edna Will
helm, Gertrude Boyum, Alice Cole,
Malcolm Curtiss, Winnifred Strecker,
Marjory VOLTA, and Gladys Peterson.
Last Friday for opening exercises i
Mr.. James played some classical piec- Il
es on the piano
Say, but the school is busy now
days. Even athletics are forgotten
Everybody has turned salesman. Mon
daysthe Maggies were in the lead, bat
today the Jiggs thermometer is 6 per
cent higher. The Jiggs team say that
hey are going to burst the top Off
The thermometer. There are rumors,
however, that the Maggies are holding
heir subscriptions until tomorrow {
We hear that Dutch is going after the
gold pencil hard. 1t is said that he has s
fifteen subscriptions.
The social Science class b has been
the exchange of goods. They q
ire learning a lot about economies. {
Spring is Here.
spring is here! t
Spring is here. :
Birds will soon be singing, h
Flowers so dear,
Far and near +
school bells will soon stop ringing. i
April showers.
April showersi
fresh, sweet, and cool, h
April showers, bring May flowers,
Growing near the pool.
Glorious sunbeamsl
Shining sunbeamsi
low you send your rays, e
% the valleys, brooks and hills, Z
hey send their CLEANS, l
md RI fba ol1Ifc and how Cap;o. Of
He was just one of the four million;
e came from somewhere; he was GO O.
ng nowhere. His name is-well, that's
we don't know ourselves e.
fe is very versatile; he is odd; lie
Intentionally keeps the whole fam g
" guessing as to his identity
Besides this, the family has all
orts of troubles. Dad, says that Bob
y is about as big a responsibility IS
ny one else in the family That's al tf
re can find out now, but as soon IS fs
re hear--well, we'll let you knew ci
lore about it next week. J;
The seniors have chosen their orr la
ons which will be given during corr u
week. 1t will take con- u
iderable time to select material, ar az
ley undoubtedly will be very buy q
ON now on.
Corned Beef and Cabbage
Floyd has returned to school, He
ays that next time he is not goine
count his chickens before they are
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