The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-11-09
School Reporter
Gift From Senator McCone


of library books. Last week thu
school received a check for $40 from
the Fair Association as a corn prize
This was credited to the general funt
of the Associated Students of the C
H. S. An additional prize of SIZE
was also received for fair work. This
was credited to the picture fund.
Halloween Party
The members of the Circle Girls
Club entertained the High School
boys and school board at a party
last Friday evening. The assembly
was appropriately decorated in orange
and black. The stunts began at 800
o'clock sharp. Several of the students
were dressed in appropriate costumes
Margaret winning the prize for having
the funniest costume. Several games
were played. Donald succeeded in
rolling his peanut across the stage
first and won a prize. Vincent also
won a prize for eating his doughnuc
ON string first, altho Miss Hannah
was not far behind. About 1O:3O re-
freshments were served which con-
sisted of pumpkin" pie and coffee.
At 11:30 the party broke up, the
boys voting the girls some classy en-
tertainers.
Quiet Halloween
Owing to the stringent rules and
regulations that are predominating
in the Circle High School many of
the boys were rather slack about
Halloween pranks and did not show
up on the field of activities at all.
Some did and of course had to suffer
% the consequences.
Tennis Courts Planned
A space just back of the school
building, large enough for two courts,
was leveled last week. This should
be In good shape by sprine
The coal shed at the Dambley.
school as moved in last week to use
for a coal reserve at the high school.
The faculty gave eight prominent
High School boys an extended vaca-
ton following Halloween. Enjoyed
by ALP
Hold Teachers Institute
Miss Rose Brandt, Rural School
Supervisor, held one day institute
for the grade teachers Tuesday in
Mr.. Bairs room. There was no
school for the grade children on that
day.
American Education Week-Novem-
Der 18th to 24th, 1923.
Teachers Entertain Parents
The teachers of the Circle Public
Schools entertained the parents of
all school children at an informal
party last Thursday evening at the |
school house. The purpose of this |
was to foster good cooperative spirit |
and to give an opportunity for the tea
,hers to become acquainted with all |
he parents The first part of the
evening was given over to getting
acquainted and this was followed by
series of ciphering and spelling con-
ests. Following the lunch a short
program was given. Prof. Baldwin
lcted as chairman and introduced
Mr. Horsford, Mr.. Loomis and Mr..
Taylor each of whom spoke of par
'nts' duties and interest in the school.
Zach expressed the idea that all were
working for a common cause and
rged cooperation on the part of the
rarents in maintaining good school
pirit and in caring for the students
uring after school hours. Rev. and
Mrs. Cunningham sang two songs
nd the party closed. 1t is hoped that
everal similar gatherings may take
lace during the year as it afords a
pledid opportunity for the parents
nd teachers to come together ami
Understand what is being attcmnrc.f
9th in the school and home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Slime entertain
d the teachers of the Circle school
Ionday evening, Nov. 5th at their
ONE. The evening was spent with
lusic and conversation and delicious
were served at the close
)thers present were Mrs. Baldwin
nd Mr. and Mrs. Taylor.
The Circle Girls Club will hold
S regular meeting Friday evening
-ov. 9th at the school house. Plans
ill be made for Mothers Tea to be
iven Saturday afternoon, November
lie 18th.
corned Beef and Cabbage