The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-02

encouraging her pupils who sing to
join the Glee Club.
The enrolment in the Primary
room, Miss Esther Gilberg, teacher,
is twenty-three, fifteen of whom are
in the second brade, and eight in the
first. The first grade children have
enjoyed dramatizing the story of
''The Little Red Hen"
Miss Judith Gronlie, teacher of the
intermediate room, is again on duty
after short illness. Her room shows
an increase of attendance over last
year. @ae
The first Assembly this year may
be called the Get Acquainted Meet
ing" of both teachers and pupils. At
members the pupils were instructed
in the rudiments Of music by Mr..
Ginst. Assembly will convene at
I11:30 each Wednesday. Each room
in turn is responsible for the pro-
grams which promise to be entertain
ing and instructive.
Gladys Waller has net yet been
able to attend school on account of
illness. Lawrence Stout. Hazel Nor
by and Baxter Larsen were also fore
ed to miss some work on account of
illness. isss
The program to be given by the
Parent Teachers Association, Mon
day evening, October 5, consists of
the following: .+t -..
Music, America" America
Address of Welcome
Professor A. G. HOrsley
Response - = j. j. Ginste
Music ~ Male Quartette
Reading I'D Mrs. BOlyard
Music Glee Club
Recitation, t'The Dark"
Bette Joe HOrsley
Reading "School Days. 60
Sylvia Baue
Music Male Quartette
Reading Clara Tyler
Recitation Taat > Betty IVA Anne uT PheIps
Music, Instrumental
Mr.. and Mrs. Larson
Business Meeting.
Election of New Officers.
A cordial invitation is extended to
all.
The seventh grade hygiene class is
making some delightful 'Model Meal"
posters.
Miss Levang's pupils are to give a
short program for the general as
sembly Wednesday.
The upper grades were glad to
have Martha Gronie as the first Wis
itOr in their room.
In music appreciation the small
children are learning about "a Hunt
in the Black Forest" and "In a Clock
Store"
The first maps made this term were
by the seventh grade. Their maps
show the wind belts of the United
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Sell moved to
Homestead last week end Richard
entered school on Monday, September
18th.
The primary children are all on
the lookout for signs of the coming
winter. They have been gathering
leaves and are studying them with
the poem, "Come Little Leaves" said
the Wind One Day."
The first graders have dramatized
Little DOy due ana 6dcn one mas
colored picture of him asleep in the
haycock.
The High School students have
started their Book Reports.
Elvina Gronlie, librarian and Irv-
ing Sell, assistant librarian, are in
dexing and cataloging the books and
making a list of the new ones that
we shall need this year.
There is great deal more to the
history of America than we thot," is
the verdict of the American History
students
In Latin II, Caesars conquest is
becoming SO real that we feel as
though cur own grandfathers had
taken part in those wars.
At the Junior class meeting, held
Tuesday afternoon, Donald Horsley
was elected president and Nina Le-
yang secretary. A committee of
three was appointed to select the
class motto, color and flower.
The high school has another addi-
ton in the person of Alvan Olson.