The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-12-07
School Reporter
The Game

klchey, though Ricney had 70 wosk
nard tor the game. fhe game start
ed with a snap and before one could
realize it Richey had made couple
OF baskets. The Circle boys then
got in the game. and at the end OF
the first half the score was 10 to 15
i'll favor of Richey. When The final
whistle blew the score was 80 to 35,
tie. An extra period OF five mn
utes was then played in which Richey
made seven points and Circle made
three making the final score AZ TO 3S.
Our lineup was as follows:
Center-Harold Czeornig.
Right Forward-Dale williamson
Left Forward-Gilbert Peterson
Right Guard-Lloyd Decker
Left Guard-Henry Paulsoon
Francis Curtiss substituted for
Henry Paulson in last quarter
Girls Club to Hold Open Meeting
The Girls Club will meet Friday,
December seventh. 1t viii be an
open meeting for all the women of
circle who want to come. Freda
will read her paper about her trip
to the Girls Vocational Congress at
Bozeman.
Entertain Richey
The Circle High School entertain
ed the Rlchey High School and the
Richey visitors after game Wednes-
day night A few games were play
ed and dancing finished the evening"
Punch was served about ten o'clock
The Girls Club had charge OF the en-
tertaining.
The Big Rally!
Last Wednesday night after school
the High School students put on
rally, the first one ever to be staged
in Circle. The purpose of the rally
was to bring up and arouse enthu-
siasm over the basket ball game
which was to be played that even
ing. The rally began with a parade
which consisted of band which led
the rest of the bunch. Following the
band was the Richey team after
the game Cmpersonation( after
which came the various other groups
Most of the students were attired in
queer costumes and the whole affair
resembled gypsy caravan.
After visiting several of the busi-
ness places and parading around the
streets the parade left for the track
where the Freshmen had prepared
roaring bonfire. Here the parade
broke up and program was given |
which included singing, yelling, |
speeches by the faculty and captain,
4 snake dance and a basket ball game |
between Mutt and Jeff. Several of |
the students had gone home for
vacation and were un-
able to participate but nevertheless
we had the required amount of PEP.
The Library
Thru the kindness of Senator Nc
Cone number of good books have
)een added to the library. These
nave been cataloged and ndexed and
Ire beng circulated. In Montana
school library is a public library
That means that the people of the
Circle community have acces to a
irst class library and all that is ask
ID is that the following rules be OBJ
erved: Il
1-See the librarians and have book
uly charged.
2-Return books within two wee Ks.
3-Give books reasonable care.
A few of our books are missing
mong them is Spoon River Ant lo-
ogy, a very valuable book. We
you'd appreciate if everyone n the
ommunity would try to help us find
hese missing books. Ii everybody
vould look his place over for mi 4 s.
lg books the lost might be found.
One of our cities in the central
tates set aside one week last year
Or the return of books overdue.
III penalties were removed and bar
els and boxes were placed outside
0 receive books without further
eremony from those who might be
| a hurry. Books of all kinds-Iig,
tile, long, short, good, and bad were
laced in the barrel,
A book in the library can serve
large number of people.
Mr. Kalberg and Senator Roryik A
ave some volumes to the school a
hen they left. Anyone wishing to
ct rid of books, or wishing to put a
lie books into service, could do some Il