The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-11-28

read $50 was TUNED over to the
grades for books.
Next month the grades viii put on
q drive for the purpose of obtaining
q monograph. This will be presented
to the school as a Christmas Gift
Please help them with their work.
Christina Deck has shown some
real stuff in the practice games and
If she keeps Oh coming up as she has
in the past she viii be one of the
star players next year.
The town is to be complimented on
'he way they afe backing us and we
are deserving of the same.
1t has been planned to have a stage
built in the hall but so far has net
been accomplished, nevertheless. an
effort viii be made to put it up be
fore the neXt literary program
Don't forget that the seniors are
working on play which viii be giv-
en- in the near fupre The date has
not been set.
Professor Lundahl has been an
pointed truant officer for this district
The hockey players know now who 10
dodge.
An intelligence test, sent out bv
the state college of Illinois, was Civ
en- IN the high school The fresh
men averaged highest, the seniors
next, Sophomotes third and juniors
last
William Doe and Leis johnson have
dropped English w Englands lit
erary men are too dead for them.
The high school presented 4 petit
ticn to the school board asllinc for
a holiday Friday following Thanks
giving day The first petition had no
date and as not addlessed to anyone I'm
particularly, as a result it fell flat
but it was succeeded by a real one
which looked Ike L mortgage. read
ing like will The latter had bet
ter result and the school board ~
lowed Friday, Nov 2S. as a legal
holiday.
Professor Lundahl attended me t.
of the school board patsi-.u@ . tho
administration cf The school ere dis
City Of Outlook, the boara IN an en-
cussed- Tha board in an endo7vor t.
protect the health and welfare Of The
children has ordered that gravel be-
hauled Upon the playground and an
attempt be made to do away with tho
mud arount the SWINGS.
Because Of the crowded conditions
Of our school building and for the
best interests Of educational prog
ress Of our children we win reduce
the recesses during bad weather as
under the following rules:
The IS minute recesses win be cut
to s minute each School viii be dis
missed at u and at $40 p. NJ. This
viii allow the children to pet home
earlier without cutting down the per
iod of instruction.
The prizes which tho school re-
ceived from the county fair were list
for town BOOTH 1st for ryegrass, list
for beans, LIST for squashes, 2nd for
parsnips, End or potatoes
An agreement as settled by which
the Athletic Association became the
renter of the Korth building fer this
season.. The basket ball teams have
organized and a large number of both
boys and girls turned out for prac-
tice With the support of the COM
munity we expect to put on some in
teresting games.
The Korth Building used for basket
ball will be governed as part of per-
sons using it will be held Liable to the
same extent and under the authority
of the principal and the school board.
While it is used principally for the
school children we are glad to have
anyone present as long as they be-
have themselves in a gentlemanly and
ladylike manner. Following are some
of the rules adopted for the manage
ment of the hall: /. No one accept
the girls who are practicing ond their
coach will be allowed in the hall on
the evenings basket ball is being
practiced
2. No one is to be allowed on the
floor without tennis shoes.
3. Anyone who does not practice
basket ball will not be admitted into
the hall only on nights of games.