The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-03-08
Editorial Staff:
Leonard Olsen.
Gladys Carlson.
Lee Chapman.
Vera Collins.

Track practice will begin as soon
as the spring weather permits. Ev-
cry boy is urged to partake In this
beneficial and popular sport.
As a result of the preliminary de-
clamatory contest held last Friday
afternoon the following will compete
in a public contest in April: Inger
Olson, Kenneth Olson, Charles john
son, Abby Mccoy, Edie Maxim anf
Helen Larson.
The English II class has begua the
study of Midsummer Nights Dream
by Shakespeare. 1t is filled with all
the p,ayful fancy so popular IN
Shakespeare's time.
On March l in the 8th grade room,
is boy scouts under the direction OF
Mr.. Mcmillan conducted checker
tournament. Carl Donaldson and Ar
CHE Bolster tied, each winning nine
games. After the tournament lunch
was served.
Am l Intruding," the all high
school play to be given March 10Th
at the Orpheum promises to be a
great success. Bring your friends
and don't forget the date-March 10.
On Wednesday afternoon at 4:OO
o'clock a makeup grammar class was
organized to give pupils who wish a
chance to brush up on grammar,
without taking time from classes that
should be used for other purposes.
There has been a great decrease IN
the absence record this last week. For
several days we had almost perfect
attendance.
Earl Strubeck had the misfortune
to meet with an accident while work
ing in the Sorem Grocery Store. 1t
is feared that he may have to discon-
tinue school for awhile. We all hope
that he may soon be with US again.
The first graders are having 1--we
lessons in politeness.
The SECOND graders have been
learning America. Sixteen boys and
thirteen girls have recited it perfect
ly.
Miss Baker entertained some of tht
grades on Wednesday faternoon with
Cello solos.
The honor roll for the Sth grade:
Mildred Erickson, Arthur Marsh
Sanford Egge, Beatrice Debing, Arm
old Olson.
7th grade August Ibsen, Alic'
Banner.
The 7th and Sth graders are doint
art work in pastel colors and are do
ing some very fine work. Amons
those who have finished their worl
are three very good ones-Lestei
Guenther's, Arthur Marsh's and Marie
SenechaPs-
Fourth Grade honor roll: Margar
ct Storkan, Rodney Stambaugh, &c
celia White, Nola Jorgenson, Roge
Christianson and Lucille Toftness.
The senior class combined its DING
and class party on Friday evening
To begin with a group sang, "Hai
HALL" Several senior girls the
staged a short play, "How the Stor
Grew" Between courses of the lunc
Kenneth Olson was the chief enter
tainer with a Swedish reading an
two songs with guitar accompaniment
After the lunch a program was give
by faculty members: solos by Mis-
Kimball and Miss Njaa; a piano due
by Mr.. Cady and Mr.. Benin. Mis-
Sateren gave a novelty performanC
in a dance. Leonard Olson then play
ed some selections on the accordion
The party broke up after singin
''HOme Sweet Home"
Editorial by Leonard Olson
A person is often and rightly judl
ed By his surroundings. His mannt
Of caring for himself and his properi
is a safe way TO estimate a person
general habit of life. IF a perst
cares little for Ills own property
Is certain that he will care little
that belonging to others, and sine
In this life we so often have to u
the property of others, we should fol
good habits of carefuiness.
In school we are constantly fight
the pupil who insists on carving
name and that of others on desl
woodwork and chairs. He is looki
for a place to put his gum so ne "
not have the humiliation of going
the wastebasket with it so he puts
under his desk. To the person dol
the offense it seems but slight
it leads to more and T. might encor
age some one else to 10 the same.
time we shall have TO organize
clean the gum from under chairs