Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-10-24
STAFF
Staf
Winnifred Kelly
Florence ~Stambaugh
Charles Johnson

again this year. This matter was
brought before the English ~ class
by Miss Njaa and the class was glad
to make this part of its work.
There is great satisfaction IN
knowing that former students are
g to know how things are prog
ressing in their high school.
On Friday morning in general as
sembly, William Willard represented
the class of 90 and presented a
framed picture of the members Of the
class to the high school. The in
iuntion was made that a committee
Of freshman keep the picture busted.
Mr.. Stegner is working on the
question of a student council which
is to have charge Of all extra-curricu-
lar activity. Members of the con-
stitutional committee have been cleo
ted and will be ready to submit the
constitution in the near future.
The girls glee club has a member
ship Of about 35 this year. Three
part music is bein G practiced al
though there will be some work on
two part music. The following Off
GERS were elected for the year:
Winnifred Kelly-President
Dorothy Becker-Sec. and Treas.
Lottie Koike = Accompanist and
Librarian.
The public speaking class is again
organized as a club. The Constitu-
ton provides for the club work on
Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays.
The second Wednesday of each six
weeks period will be set aside for an
evening social period. The club adop-
ted the name, "The Say Enact 1t
Club" Beatrice Barner and Alice
Jacobson have full charge of the
first program which is to be given
next Wednesday. A short play is
being prepared for the class. If it is
satisfactory it may be presented be-
fore the P. T. A. sometime.
The band is having strenuous Sec
ton rehearsals preparatory to COM
bined work. Some new music has
been purchased which will be used by
the pep band particularly. The band
will accompany for the school song
ION Dear High School"
The Latin II classes have taken up
the study of Latin derivatives. In
this connection some splendid post
ers have been prepared. They illus
trate the numerous English words
which have their origin in Latin
words.
The English ~ class is completing
its second contract. The first one
was on Chaucer and the Canterbury
Tales. The test revealed excellent
mastery of the subject. The second
contract is on Hamlet and the drama
in general. Several of the boys are
constructing Shakespearean theatres
and some Of the girls are dressing
dolls in the customs of the day to
illustrate the characters in Hamlet
A test is to be given this week.
The football team has had severa'
mishaps this year. At present three
men are injured so they cannot prac-
tice. Our team is doing we'll this
year putting up a good fight in every
game. 1t is hoped that all of Plenty
wood will turn out for the two games
to be played on the local gridiron.
Twelve of the local teaching forct
are attending the district meeting O.
the Montana Educational Associa
ton. held in Miles City.
Grade Notes
The first graders have completes
"The Easy Book.
There are several absent due t,
whooping cough.
The children in the first grade ar,
saving their pennies for a Halloween
party to be held on Wednesday.
AS a sand table project the frs
grades are making a farm. All tn
equipment is up and the animals ar,
being added every day.
In the flash card game in the sec
ond grade, Mona Moore and 10
Macintosh were the winners.
The FAIRY Class" dramatic,
tom, Tit, Tot" while the Brown
les Glass" dramatized the story o
the "Three Little Kittens"
Ddell and Rodney Johnson joine,
the third grade on Wednesday max
ing an enrolment of SO.
The third graders observed fire
prevention week by making posters
The fourth graders are collectin,
a museum and have already brough
some interesting things.
Miss Brixs is reading "When ORR
ole Travelled Westward" to the fourt
grade.
The Village Blacksmith by Long
fellow was learned for English an
the study Of the picture of "Shoein
the Horse" by Landseer was take
up.
Twenty-seven had perfect attenc
ance the first six weeks.
The honor roll for the fifth grad
for the first six weeks is as follows
Margaret Storkan, Cecilia Whit.
Rodney Stambaugh and Ralph O.
void,