The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1925-10-16
Plentywood School Notes

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fourth grade rooms Tuesday.
Mrs. Lewis and son Roger visited
the first grade room Wednesday.
Margaret Storkan enrolled in the
first grade Monday.
Sidney Bennett has been absent
this week.
The Seniors are expecting their
class pins early next week.
Mrs. Woellstein was a visitor of
the fifth and sixth grades Monday af-
ternOon.
Inexpensive but attractive bulletin
boards are being constructed for ev-
cry room by Mr.. Wheeler.
Halmer Akre, formerly of Plaza,
N. d., enrolled in the fifth grade last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Onstad attended the
Columbus Day Program at the High
School Monday. Mr.. 0nstad spoke.
The seventh and eighth graders are
busy preparing their school exhibits
for the Fair.
Miss Jackman, our Third grade
teacher, has been i'll this week having
slight touch of pharyngitis. Mrs.
Opgrande is substituting for her.
The third and fourth grades OBJ
served Columbus Day by having a
little program together in the after
noon.
The patrons who have visited in
the sixth grade room during the
month of September are: Mrs. F.
Goodman and Mrs. ]. Woellstein.
The girls basket ball teams are
getting organized and are enjoying
their time in the Farmer-Labcr Tenn
pie.
The fifth graders who made the A
group in the Silent Reading Test
Wednesday were Mabel Morey, Ada
Carlson, Nora Chapman and Edith
Mitchell.
The Third Grade Honorable men
ton list contained the following
""roes: Dick Peterson, Anna Bur
dahl, Kathleen Gallagher, Margaret
Lang, Helen Stenehjem.
Miss Gillette, Junior Red Cross Di-
rotor. was a visitor at the schools
Thursday. The students are planning
to be active in Red Cross work this
year.
The Fourth grade reports that
August Ibsen was the only one to
make the Honor Roll this month
Alice Barner and Frank Bradley re-
ceived Honorable mention.
The Freshman class organized this
week with the. following officers: Vic.
toria Dionne, president; Vera Collins
vice president; Leland McNulty, sec.
rotary; and Dorothy Carroll, treasur
er. Miss Croot was chosen as Fac
ulty Adviser. -
1t is palnned to have the Pioneer
Day program held at the FarmeT-La
Dor Temple, Monday evening, Novem
Der End The program will be oper
to the patrons and it is hoped that {
number will find it. possible to attend
Further announcements will be made
later.
DR.. Fawcett, of Outlook, was a Wis
itOr at the High School this week. H
was accompanied by Deputy Sheriff
Clair Stoner. He had been requested
to help the local school board checl
up on the threatened scarlet fever cpl
demic. There seems TO be no occa
SIGN for great anxiety.
Charlotte Bennett, Ernest Nancy
and Marjorie Nelson made the sixth
! grade honor roll the first month; Hon
orable Mention Roll contained the fol
lowing names: Harriet Bull Gwerdo
Ign Christianson, Lois Goodman, Mil
dred Hanisch Lottie Koike, Florenc
HOLMAN. Gladys Smith, Ursula Woell
/ stein, William Paske, Victor Van Hee
The High School has been file,
with the noise of debating the las
month. Every Junior and Senior will
have appeared in at least one debat,
before the end of this week. Si1
+ Seniors and Six Juniors have been Sc
lected to appear before the Sophie
mores to demonstrate the principle
! of debating.
! The State High School Inspector
Mr. Carl lessen, was a visitor at TIL
High School Monday. He was givel
a duck dinner at the EIgin Cafe b!
the Suffields Sunday evening. tn
ducks being furnished by Mr.. Helge
+ COZ. In his speech to the Assembl,
Columbus Day, he stated that he wa
well pleased with the attitude of tn
Plentywood High School Students to
ward their School and their work. H
also stated that the PlentywoO'
schools togethber with the PCola
schools were the two est kept school
in Northeastern Montana.
The JUNIOR oirls are starting no
hearsals for the one-act play "Si
Cups Of Chocolates"- piece 0
! gossip in one act by Edith V. E
Mathews. Characters: Miss Adelin
Van Lindan. a German girl-Mario,
Nannev; Miss Marion lee, trans
planted Southern girl-Helen Crone
Miss Dorothy Green. a New EngIan
er-Elinore Palubicki; Miss Heste
BeaOn. Bostonian-Marguerite Lee
Miss Beatrix Van KOrtlandt, a Nev
Yorker-Elinor Stambaugh; Mis-
jeanette Ducand, a French girl
Louise Knight.
The following special assignment
! have been made in Mrs. Sufield'
class in Occupations: H. P. Dawson
! Charles Schwabb: Frank VanderliI
Adelia Grams; Thomas Edison, MAJ
garet Hanisch; MacEvoy in the Amer
lean Magazine, Arnold Lidahl; Pete
Engelstad in the American Magazine
Leroy Guenther; The Farmer Know
His Business. in the Nations Bus
ness, Merle Ketterman; A person;
account of visit to a Montana Co;
Mine, Louise Knight.
The question debated by the Senior
2 was Resolved, that Student Self Gc7
eminent as practiced in PlentywoC
. LIinln CchonI L. ct ,roar. sho11ld he COZ