Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1929-11-21
staff

staff
Beatrice Barner
Valerie Lee
Robert Zeidler
From time to time We shall give
accounts Of interesting rooms as
features of orr school.
Room s
Almost every morning and noon in
terested teachers and pupils find their
way to room s. There is always
something fascinating about the ac-
ouaFium and the window box. The
cabinet of curiosities is an ever ready
source Of interest.
In no better way can pupils study
fish and plant life than by having
the living object before them. The
aquarium has two lively gold fish
this vear in addition to a clam, !
frog and other fish.
The window box is extremely
beautiful this year. Morning
Glories and Towering beans stretch
up the windows. The numerous fol
iage plants add cheer to the room
and look inviting from the outside.
The secret of it all. lies in the
soul that goes in these living things
each day. Miss Dyste gives them
lust the right care; she watches and
caresses each one, thus revealing the
secret of their growth.
In English class Eugene Peterson
vas talking about the various kinds
Of books. Il don't think we shoulo
have to read photography"
IA group Of girls from English Ill
A division entertained a number Of
the English classes with a pantomine
"a Literary Romance" in observ,
ance Of National Book week.
Winnifred Kelly spoke to the sixth
grade Monday on Book Week. She
read "the readers creed and display.
ed a number of posters made in Eng
lish Y class.
Howard Nelson spoke to the sev.
enth and eighth grades on BOOB
Week on Monday.
The English Y class drew up th'
following readers Creed.
| believe it is my privilege to reat
books for the purpose of recreation
and education in order that | ma!
have a greater understanding OF hu
man motives and that may increase
ny cultural background.
/ believe it is my duty to tract
book as a human being because be
l.eve that a book is a friend in need
The girls section in English II elias
have been writing Better English
nlavs and the best three, Garne
.Johngon's Muriel Donaldson's are t
be produced.
English | class made posters 10
Education week.
English II class are making Ivan
hoe" booklets illustrating them wit
pictures Of castles, yeomen, fairy lad
ies and all the things that go with tn
story.
The two English | classes ar
studying "Silas Mariner" and ar
writing a three act play which is
BE made later into a talking movie.
The home Economics classes are t
serve lunch at P. T. A. for a nomin;
charge. The second section elias
composed Of Sophomore girls are I
serve during the first semester.
committee of five girls serve eac
meeting, the girls being in comple'
charge.
TIE sewing exhibit will be on di
play each time in room |.
The citizenship class has drawn
man of Plentywood, there was mut
discussion as to which way certa
streets went. They discovered TIN
the town is laid out according to tt
railroad and that only two streets
straight north and south.
A magazine rack has been set
in room T for the reference mag
zines. Let's see more people usll
them.
The Early history class is drawn
two pictures, one of Egyptian arc
etecture and the other of the Tigre
-Euphrates civilization. There a
some very good drawings.
The football boys had their p
lures taken last Wednesday.
Basket ball practice started !;
Fridy night with fifteen men repo
ing for practice on the first squad
GRADE NOTES
Wayne Gooder and Peggy Stal