The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-01-11
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PLENTYWOOD

The students of the brentwood
High School have arranged a more
systematic way eff gathering and
presenting the high school notes for
publication. The plan originated in
the Student Council and is carried out
IN this manner. Each division elect
ed one of its members as a class re-
porter A chief reporter was ap-
pointed by the President Of the Coun-
Gil, Elvina Petersen, thus forming a
committee of five. The reporters
elected from the various classes are:
Chief repOrter-Susie Legge.
Senior class-Mabel Guenther.
Junior class-Mary Palubiclzi.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS McNulty.
Recommendation Manning.
All the news reports will be CEN
sured by the Student Council, in the
presence of Miss Rain, on Wednesday
eff each week.
School opened Monday afternoon
and the high school showed great in
terest after their unusually long va
cation. They started the afternoon
right by singing, much to the en-
/ jOyment of all. The school is very
/ active and industrious at present in
view of the coming semester examina-
| lions, all being eager to make the
best of their opportunities. We hope
! this spirit will continue until the end
of this school year.
Zada Tousley, up to this time a
members OF the Junior class, has left
for Minneapolis, where she viii at
tend school.
FRESHMAN CLASS NOTES
We of the Freshman class wish
to prove our ability to uphold our
motto: Watch Us Climb" in the COM
| ing year.
The Freshman started the New
Year with new and happier spirit
which suddenly vanished when our
| teacher gave US this assignment: Take
the next three chapters in your text.
Our hearts went down to their usual
places again.
The Freshman English class proves
quite satisfactory source of enter
tainment for the Seniors and Sophie
mores.
: A Freshman made the remark: eva
cation was good but it's better to be
back to cooperative work" We all
agree.
A very interesting debate took place
/ in the Ancient and Modern History
class December twentieth. The ques-
, ton was: "That fighting and disorder
!, was a greater characteristic of medi-
aeval times than of ancient or modern
times" The debaters for the afirma-
tive side were Oliver Ziebarth, Nor
bert Pappenfus and Grace Goodman
The negative side was defended by
Roy Parkhurst, Ruby Johnson and
J. Kenneth Kelly. The battle waged fol
about fifteen minutes, each debatol
r having the limited amount of time OF
\ two minutes with Mr.. Hauge acting
0 as judge.
r When the judge arose all were il
Suspense.
"The affirmative to my sorrow,
he decried, shave won decisive
q battle"
DISCIPLINE IN OUR SCHOOL
The Students Self Government wa
introduced into the PlentywOOd High
T School with the view of preparing thu
3 students for better citizenship. 1t re
: placed the old form of government
in which the teachers made and en-
forced the laws of the school. Nov
we have our own constitution, on
a own laws and our own council. Al
r the business of the High School 1
is brught before this council for discus
e sion.
d The demerit system is employed a
means of correcting whispering
dishonesty, and wrong corridor con
II duct. This demerit system gives ev
/ erv student the right to report an
st feilow-student whom he has see
Is breaking a law. The dement's ar
d then read and approved OF by tn
student council.
This council is composed OF one reI
(, resentative from the Freshman class
N two from the Sophomore class, tire
IL from the Junior class, and four tro1
le the Senior class: one Of the Senior
10 bsing president. We also have on
in vice-president, secretary and treasui
Tn to this time the Students Sci
=. / coVsrnment has proved very success
81 f,,l and promises TO be as successIt
o. e our limited States government.