The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1923-03-09
SCHOOL REPORTER
Iona Goes to Bozeman


Iona Goes to Bozeaan
Iona Ferch, accompanied by MISS
Kehm, left for Bozeman Tuesday
where she will compete in the finals
of the Extemporaneous Essay Writing
Contest.
Invited to MissouIa
The Circle High School has been
formally invited to send track team
and one declaimer to the Interscnol'
astic Track Meet to be held in MISS
oula in May. In a prsonal letter TO
Mr.. Baldwin, DR.. Rowe, chairman OF
the Interscholastic Committee, urges
us to send representatives. The ra'-
vesity will Fay the expenses of pr
track men and one declaimer. We "o'
also asked to send in our pennant anA Z
a display of high school pennants 9
be made at the meet 70
More on the Noun Test TO
The State Normal College Index
gives the results of the first noun
test. The figures below will sho@
that we are not at the bottom of the
| list.
Grade 7, State average IS, our av-
erage 81.
Grade 8, State average, 76, our ay-
erage S.5.
Grade 9, State average, IS, our ay-
erage 80.
Grade 10, State average 7s, our ay-
erage 81.
Grade II, State average 80, Our az
erage "a. -
Grade 12, State average rs, our ay-
erage 88.
The Sophomore English class is
studying Ivanhoe in Miss Kehm's abb
sence Eula Childress is teaching the
class.
C. {. Meeting
The monthly social meeting of the
Christian Endeavor was held Tues
day evening. Not as many turned out
as usual but good time was had by
those present A committee was ap-
pointed to get up a program for rext
time.
Mrs. Sutter is teaching World His
tory in Miss Kehm's absence.
Dramatic Club Program Takes We'll
The Dramatic Club program given
Friday evening was big success, ac-
cording to the expressed view of those
who took it in.
r The proceeds were $26.60.
Mr.. James played a few classical
selections on the piano for opening
exercises Tuesday morning.
Student Council Meet
The regular meeting of the St1dent
Council was held Tuesday after
scnoo1 As iona was absent Ambrose
represented the Sophomore class at
the meeting. The Missoula invitation
was considered and means of tinan-
cling track and defamation were dis
cussed. The Council could see no way
of raising money other than the Civ
ing programs of dramatic and musical
order. recommendations were made
that everybody boost athletics and
that every effort be made to send a
track team would be proud of.
Honor Roll for February
William Sutter, Sophomore, b6
Grade Points.
Francis Arnett, Sophomore, 55
Grade Points.
Lloyd Decker, Sophomore 55h
Grade Points,
Gladys Peterson, Senior, so Grade
Points.
Floyd Bergland, Junior, 49 Grade
Points.
Lucille Strecker, Sophomore 45
Grade Points.
Frieda Mahlstedt, Freshmen, As
Grade Points.
Carol Parsley, Freshman, As Grade
Points.
Gladys Parsley, Freshman, A Grade
Points.
Marjory VOLTA, Sophomore, 421a
Grade Points.
Wilson Brown, Freshman, 40 Grade
Points.
Athletics
The local athletics have begun to
sharpen their toe nails for track work
this spring. By the time of the Round
up we expect to be able to make sixty
miles an hour if we stick to Mr.. James
diet rules. At the Scout meeting Mon
day night Darrow was elected cap
tain and work will now begin in
earnest.
Everybody is back in school but
Anna Marie. We hope to see her back
by Monday
Give Geography Test
Geography tests sent out by the
State Normal College were given to
the high school and grammar grades
Tuesday morning. The recent noun
tactc arOucnd cucb an intarpSt that