Belt Valley times. [volume] (Armington, Mont.) 1894-1977, 1926-09-30
EDITED BY
PUPILS OF
BELT
HIGH SCHOOL

the Senior class at a recent meeting
held by its members. George Dover
was elected vice-president and Gladys
Burnett, secretary treasurer. Miss
Skartvedt is sponsor Of the class.
Ethel Ranta was named President
of the Junior class, Mildred Tuura,
vice president and Lillian Bakko, SER
treas. at class meeting September
%. Miss Helen NJ. Ryan is sponsor
The Sophomores elected Alex Chill
derhose president, Evelyn McCaffer-
ty vice president and Jack Nash, see.-
treas. Mrs. Mabel Mcdonald will act
as sponsor for this class.
Miss Hansen, sponsor Of the Fresh
men class reports the following Off
Ger named, Wayne Pohto, president,
Kathryn Hammer, vice president; Ro-
sale Calone, sec.-treas.
At general assembly period Tues
day morning Sept. II. Mr.. Macdonald.
Smith Huges instructor and football
coach gave an interesting and timely
talk on the importance Of the boys
getting out for football practice.
Among outstanding features Of his re-
marks were that true school spirit
was an attitude of mind and heart
and not of rahl rahl and noise. He
also brought out the idea that pupils
who have true school spirit are con-
siderate Of school mates and teachers
and are loyal supporters Of school /
Announcement was made before the
that plans were being laid
'or the organization of high school
orchestra. A general invitation was
given out to those who were interest
ID in this activity TO meet at=the Ii
,rary Thursday evening Sept. %.
Assembly singing under Miss
;kartvedt' leadership, developed the
act that muscal talent is not lacking
n the Belt Valley High School. The
lively strains Of 'Dixie" and the hon.
ly old college air of Aunt Diana's
Quilting Party" and other equally
'ood old songs were the closing fea-
ures Of last Tuesdays general as
emily.
Community Fair Held
Project members Of the agricultural
nd garment clubs held an ex- !
ibit of the results Of their work at
he ag. room of the high school We'd
esday at 1870. An extended premium ,
st has been published and distribut- +,
and liberal prizes for garden, poul-
ry, corn, potatoes, and clothing ex-
ibits were given. I
The w. V. Talbot exhibit Of sheaf
heat and alfalfa which won the
rize at the Billings fair was shown. 7
his exhibit is Of high class or
err and will be worth seeing.
D. L. Mcdonald was in attendance Z
t the Simms' community agricultural
air Saturday, September %. He act
d as Judge in club project exhibits
nd the general farm display.
SCHOOL SPIRIT
No matter what magazine or Z
aper we read we nearly always
lad about some kind Of spirit '
hich pervades a community or in
tuition. q
In the last week we have read of
e spirit Of helpfulness throughout X
Iorida Immediately after that state
I'd been damaged by a hurricane. R
Again we read Of the spirit of a
iendliness which was shown be- Z,
gssnEtwo- who-one= day=iastt
eek stood face to face with the Il
liver and determination in each
le's heart to whip the other.
Still more we read and hear of the y
init of brotherhood in mankind
at is trying to establish friendly -
Iations between nations.
But what Is school spirit7 g
School spirit is the good fellow- q
ID Of students and teachers, the
ting Of ones self into his work sl'
the helping Of others. -
Il is the thing that makes the boy
girl on the school team sacrifice
nething on his part for the school
team.
School spirit is shown in the boy |
girl that boosts, not knocks, who |
lies and goes at the undesirable -
tead Of holding back and groan- =
Belt Valley High School has
y fine school spirit, yet it is not
good that It cannot be improved.
t watch our school spirit grow
II you get chance boost 10
ng.
SOPHOMORE HIKE
asst Monday evening the Sopho-