The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-11-15
'~uooL sPLINTERS

SCHOOL spIINTHRS
S'Si- Alice Jacobsen
Fred Norm
Harlod Rieger .
n ,oaIue of Good Literature
Inc ' ore many kinds OF literary
There tio @ls each with its own sPe-
producatn neaI; there are novels
cal app Ssays. short stories, let
poems; o 5Ssg5 and oratiOns,, but
teTs, 1ipg 10 be considered good lit
in order ~ Of these has to have
eratu ut;rg which will inspire and
sometime EIo the human character.
enoGile ,; tla works, however, are
Al ij.J INT into two great groups,
dlslu oIr. prose and poetry.
na ca3 literature tends to enrich
GOU ;rd and influence the reader
the III. ir the best that is in him.
to F gsT should read, and prac-
..l hnri everyone does read more or
ncsH' The question is what to read.
kS S. i selection of reading matter
i4' 10 left mostly to the taste
Iut tSo reader. There is, however,
o. , .rt line of reading that is
s.ssssary if one wishes to gain
GG Tov in knowledge.
sr NV should read only the better
.,. "s Of literature. The standard
e 4arIs on history, science and in
VITO make interesting reading,
we've ,s to enlighten the reader and
1--WE Sive broader vision.
gu 10 who does not read, and read
scientifically the best kind of
iS;..syature soon finds himself out of
tuncH with the social, political, and
.,;ontific events of his time.
The following books have been
added to the High School library
The American Commonwealth,
Vol l.. Bryce; The American Com
monwealth, Vol. H., Bryce; Voca- !
tional Civics, Hill; Community Civ
*. Hill; National Government and !
International Relations, Magruder;
Four Volumes of Readings in Con-
+ornorarV Literature, HAYNES: |
Last of the MOhicansl Cooper; Gull
iTer's Travels, Swift; Back Trail
pr from the Middle Border, Gar
land; Treasure Island. Stevenson;
The Scarlet Letter, Hawthorne; I
John Halifax Gentleman, Mulock;
Silver Pennies, Thompson; Johnny
Applseed and Other Poems, Lind
say; Handy Guide for Beggars,
Lindsay; Friendship Village, Gale;
The Trumpeter of Krokow, Eric P.
Kelly; Middle March, Geo. Elliot;
ploup, Henrik Ibsen.
A considerable number of maya
ines have been added to the High
School and Grade library lists.
High SchoOl-Popula Science
Nature Study, Scientific
Imerican, Aeronautics, Drama,
urent History, Review of Re-
Jews, Literary Digest, Vogue,
fashionable Dress, Good House
eeping.
The upper English classes have
eceived subscriptions to several
iagazines: The Atlantic Monthly,
iarperS, The Living Age, Saturday
eview of Literature, The Golden ]
COX, Scribners, The American,
nd the American Legion Monthly.
D addition each Junior receives
urent Literature Weekly and
lch Senior receives the Magazine
'Orld each month.
The upper grades will have on
leir reading list the journal of
geography, Hygiene, The Open
Dad for Boys, The American Boy,
he American Girl and the Nation
Republic.
The Seniors are studying Jour-
lllsm and as a project, group of
.ur pupils will edit a newspaper
their own design.
The English III classes have
zen making posters for National
ducatiOn week. The best ones
eTe' The Light of the World by
ellie Frasier, Life's Crossroads
7 Rlgmar Brinkman and Ellen
nelson, The Octopus by Walter