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School Reporter
Boys Entertain Girls Club

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around the room such as the; IS "a
mese Twins, Swimming Match"
"Dempsey Gibbons Fight, Thin
skinny, "Phat-man", Bootleg
Joint, "Blind-Pig', For Men Only
''Baby's Paradise, "Pnrenoiogist anC
Physiognomist", Horse With His Tai
where his head ought to be-, and q
Roulette Wheel. Many shadow pic
lures were given and various games
and contests held. After the Carnival
refreshments were served by the boys
A good time was enjoyed by all.
Juniors Entertain Assembly
Last Friday afternoon the Junior
Glass gave a stunt The stunt was
take-off on the faculty and several
of the studentsAt previous meeting
the studet body decided that once a
month each class should contribute
some stunt or form of entertainment
for morning exercises. The Junior
stunt was gwen the last period in the
afternoon because that period had
been set aside for the practice of yells
and school song
Time Clock
The old clock that hung down in the
lower hall has been fixed up with
contacts and wires and is being made
to ring the bells Heretofore the
bells have been rung by the students.
Since the bells ring twenty times a
day, this new arrangement saves a
great deal of the students time.
William Sutter, the school electrician,
did the work.
RALLYI II
A rally will be held Wednesday just
after school. EVERYBODY BE OUT!
Sophomores Studying the Movie
The Sophomore English class are
making study of motion pictures,
how they are made, some of the more
prominent actors and actresses, and
a list of the newer and more worth
while plays. Over thirty letters
have been sent out to motion picture
houses and to companies handling
films Miss Bessie Will
helm is chairman of this project and
will be in charge of all material re-
ceived The class hopes to be able
to sponsor the bringing of several
motion picture plays to Circle this
winter.
How to Back the Team" was the
subject of short talk given by Mr..
Bair at Tuesday mornings assembly.
The material that the Juniors and
Seniors sent for for their vocations
has arrived The classes think that
the colleges and schools have sent
real worth while to pick
4 vocation from.
Freda Attends Girls Conferences
Freda Mahlstedt represented the
Circle High School at the Young
Vocational Conference held
1t Bozeman last week. Freda reports
| pleasant and profitable meeting.
Many prominent speakers addressed
he girls on various vocations for
About 274 girls attended the
Announcement
Friday evening, December the 7th
he Circle Girls Club will hold an
pen meeting for all the women in
own. At this time Freda Mahlstedt
Who attended the Vocational Congress
n Bozeman, will talk on the subject
What 1 gained by attending the
Congress-
Circle Girls Club Choose Pin
The Girls Club met after school |
'riday night and adopted club pin
'ins have been orderedl and should
oon arrive.
corned Beef and Cabbage
Junior Class Alphabet
is for Arnett, an orator he,
or at least that's what he expects
to be.
is for Boyum, a studious girl,
Who wears her hair with many
curl.
is for Curtiss, a Junior green,
He's one of those kind that can
lways be seen.
is for Dambly, black-haired boy,
A Chemistry problem to him is a
joy.
is for Ferch, very dear miss,
Need anything more be said
than this?
is for Hafdahl, who is not poet,
And when you have read this you
will surely know it.
is for Mah1stedt, Freda | mean,