The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-10-05
School Reporter
Freshmen Initiated

IFToS01o was OTuOTSu ny IlO up
per classmen to wear his coat
and hat backwards and also tC
wear a piece of green ribbon,
The storekeepers were very
busy selling green ribon during
the noon hour.
In the evening at 1880 a party
was given in honor. OF the
Freshmen. The first on the
program was the initiation put
on in the following style. All
F'reshies were blind-folded and
led one at a time into the as
|sembly by guide who led them
around over boxes, and into
ropes to where Mr.. Bair, who
gave them a lecture and brand
ed them with ice and lastly upon
the stage where the boys were
given a ride in the elevator.
After the imitation several
games were played and Mr..
James told a few funny stories.
Refreshments were served (in-
cluding suckers for Freshies)
Everyone went home feeling
that the evening had been well
spent.
Laboratory Work Begun
The Chemistry Class will
start doing experiments Thurs
day. Aprons have arrived. The
girls all have checked aprons
and the boys black ones.
The Sophomore class is study
ing Shakespear's julius Caesar.
The Juniors are reading Ben
jamin Franklins autobiography
Verchel Olsen has been abb
sent the last few days because
Of sickness.
Mr.. Emmert, representing the
Orphans Home at Helena, has
been in Circle for a few days
soliciting funds' for tlsA cons
struction of a new and larger
home.
The stormy weather the past
few days has kept the boys
from playing baseball.
Mrs. G. l.. Baldwin who has
been quite i'll for the past week
is much improved.
Mr. James tested the voices
of the pupils Wednesday after
noon, to choose the ones cap
able of singing in the Glee Club.
Mrs. Flint gave, a birthday
party for Glen Montgomery
last Sunday afternoon. The
boys and girls that stay at Tay-
lor's, Arthur and Ester Sine,
and Astrid Rorvik were present
Misses Margaret Boyle and
Alice Cole were guests of Miss
at luncheon Tuesday.
Mrs. Sutter has enrolled in
English three class.
Corned Beef and Cabbage
Well, the Freshies are initiat-
ed. This is the first time in the
history of the Circle High School
that the Freshies have been
Last year and the
year before the upper classmen
were not strong enuf to attempt
TO initiate the Freshmen, but
his year we thought we would
.ry it anyway. This initiation
was a success from all points of
view, no one was hurt, killed or
n any other way incapacitated
n any way and a good many
thrills were provided. 1t is
hoped that the initiating will be-
come an annual celebration in
he G. III. S.
The Freshmen boys who did
lot go up in the aeroplane dur
ng. the fair, enjoyed all the
,hrills of aroplane riding Friday
hight when they were taken up |
IN the elevator.
Vincent, our Don Juan, brot |
)ne of our pretty green Freshie |
girls to the party, but another
BOY captured her for supper.
Now Vincent says he is through |
With girls for life, but viewing
)ast occurrences we greatly |
lOubt this statement.
Arthur is wearing a sore nose
is a result of a collision with
)ne of the Freshmen boys who
vas wearing his coat and hat
backwards. When interviewed
)y one of our reporters he stat
I'd that he thought that the
10Y was going the other way
ind he was trying to catch him.
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