The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1927-10-21
S.chOol.Notes
Too late for last week.


The Student Council has begun the
sale of season tickets to the public at
the prices of $3.50, $3.50, $500, in
Guiding both basketball and football
games. At least three football and
eight basketball games have been
guaranteed the public. With single
admissions at $50 for all the games
the total would be $780, Therefore
the season tickets will save you $500.
For the games already played a cor
responding reduction in the price of
season tickets will be given.
The student council is in debt from.
expenditures for football, and ale at
tempting to extricate themselves by
putting on an entertainment for the
public Concessions, refreshments
and a big show including at least two
plays will be included. Watch for
further announcements.
The Senatus Populusque Romanus
has held two meetings. At the first
two committees were appointed, one
to draw up a constitution and the
other to nOl~-inate officers. At the
second of the two meetings the chair
man of the two committees reported
and the following officers were elect
ed:
Pontifex Maximus-Leland McNul-
ty; Consuls-Margaret Barner and
Marie Riba; Praeters-Jeanne Falxa,
Luena NORM; Aediles-Juliette Gar
neau, Joyce Mclean, Clara Onstad;
Robert Zeidler, Florence
Stambaugh; characterization Don
aldson, Fred Crave; CensOrs-Abbey
Mccoy, Lucille Wright
The Aediles have posted a program
for the next meeting and from what
we can gather, Cyclops, Ulysses, the
giants and the goats are going to be
present.
The next time you are at the school
house ask to see the natural history
museum 1t it we'll worth your while
and you won't regret your visit which
will be both profitable, and education.
al. Don in room l are. several mount
ed birds. including an eagle, mud hen
prairie chicken, etc. A valuable Sc
!, Ties of rocks typical of various STRAIT;
and geological periods is also gradual
= ly being built up. Several fine fossil
were contributed to this collection b.
Mr.. Kavon Immediately before schoo
, was dismissed last year. The schoo
now has two acquariums in one o
which several goldfish and species 0
minnows are swimming about and i
the other a pair of nevis or salaman
ders-often wrongly called lizards
S collected near Plentywood. Ais
= there are various frogs, turtles, etc.
Specimens of various kinds tina
5 are doubtlessly going to waste o
d about to be mislaid and lost, if place
in the school museum would be 9
great educational value and could b
0 preserved for long future use.
0 1t has been decided that a schot
0 band will be organized. Parents e.
0 pecting to purchase instruments fC
o their children should get in touC
O with school authorities before doin
% so as discounts ale given to schoo
for large purchases of instrument
10 We hould like to send the order f
10 the required instruments not lat
}. than October 18th.
D. Crosby defeated Plentywood
lie football on Friday of last week by
score of 81 to 0. This was not as b;
IS as one would have expected when '
as consider that Crosby had a veter;
team and Plentywood had played b
L. one game before. The local boys W
le go to Crosby for the return gar
Friday, November 4th. VIII tho
who are willing to donate a car f
- this trip kindly report the same
school authorities. We shall al
need cars for the Wolf Point trip
I'd October 10Th. A school cannot maj
tain athletic teams without the 81
o. port and interest of the communi
N &c behind the teams and help the
ST out with your presence and with yo
ed cars.
W The high school enrolment increi
nd ed one more on Monday of this we
uo with the enrolment of Donna Mey'
~ as a sophomore.