The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-01-26

ward, call or sea PRESIDENT OyVeI
son or Secretary Shanahan.
We don't claim to have more stu
dents than we want, but one thing We
can boast of, (that schools larger thai
this can't)- is a radio. Prof. Axtel
has purchased a radio set and has
nearly completed setting it up. The
aerial is good and high. We are ex
Ipecting some good results when it is
in working order.
Everette Boyd has decided to stay
with us till the end of the term
wise men change their minds
The principle of the Brockway High
was honorably upheld by Herbert Sy-
version, Alice Seeley and Grace Flem-
ing, in the first preliminary debate,
held at Terry last week. The team did
their best; the contest was a close
one. Two seniors and one Sophomore
were on the team. The latter was in
experienced in debating. The Seniors,
as well as the others, are in hopes of
Brockway being represented again
next year. 1t is better to try and lose
than never to try. The old axiom is
IF at first you don't succeed, try,
try again"
1.-The Misses Adams and Draws en-
tertained all the young folks at a
dancing party held at the "Brockway
Knowledge Press last Friday even
ing Everyone had a good time.
Miss D: Ito Harry who is talking
a blue streak') "Be still Harry. 1
you would talk less maybe your grades
would be higher"
Harry: "They are so high, have
to talk to keep em down.
Myra is our early bird. Every morn
ing just as the sun is rising she is
seen roaming down the road. She
says it's for recreation.
Saturday the 9th there is to be
dance at the Watkins school house.
1t is to be a masquerade; so come
dressed up" and prepared for good
time.
Semester examinations were given
last Thursday and Friday. Monday the
most common question asked was
What did l get?"
The Seniors are taking up the
study of Economics in place of Sociol-
ogy this semester
Several from the country came to
take the eighth grade examinations
The General Social Science class
are doing research work; they have
lost their constitution and bylaws.
Occasionally we see people doing
acrobatic stunts on the way to and
from school, Some are anxious to see
the ice melt.
Coasting is becoming quite a popu-
lar sport here, among people of all
ages and sizes.
Mr.. Allen: Ito Clark How do you
ike school, my little boy?"
Clark: | like it closed, Sir"
Prof Axtell: "Have you ever done
any public speaking Harry?"
Harry S.. "I once proposed to
girl at Terry over the telephone"
Miss A. Ito Harold CO. in English 8
Parse the word kiss.
This was the result: 'This word is
| noun but is usually used as a con-
uction, it is never declined and is
more common than proper. 1t is not
n the plural. 1t agrees with me.
Everette: "What keeps us from fall
ng off the earth when we are upside
own?"
Mr.. A: "The law of gravity of
curse"
Everette: "Well how did folks stay
n before the law was paSsed?'
Card of Thanks
We desire to express our sincere
7ho has given kind assistance and
lords of comfort in our American
literature troubles and in making (;
ur assignments easier.
Miss Adams would like to weigh
SO pounds and weighs SO pounds. {
Sigrid H. would like to be awake,
ut is asleep most of the time
Harry Senter would like to be a {
.omeo and is, almost
HerebertS would like to be in love, 4
nd is. /
Miss Draws would like to be 49,,
nd is 5'8" IL
know the meaning Of: a
Je vous aimerai, ma petite amour la
[us chere, pour jamais ct pour jamais.
Mr.. Allen or the So-Called Tom Saw i
er is the professional match maker
| Brockway. He deals in kisses" and
ION poisonous" matches. a
Miss Grace Fleming spent last Sat
rday night in teaching married L
an how to flirt. He will receive his a
,cond lesson, from his able instructor
ext Saturday night. v
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