The producers news., 1929-11-22

spirit by taking part IN all scnool /
activities. Start in by attending
ali the basket ball games. Root
for YOUR team; yell TO your utmost I
capacity, who cares if you can't
talk the next day; pat your team
on the back if they win; if they
lose encourage them even more.
Any "old stick" can be good
sportsman when we win but a.
fest of real craftsmanship is when
we lose. Back your teams through
"thick and thin" Support them,
encourage them, boost, don't
knock. Why not everybody pull
together for good old Outlook
High.
The officres of the Athletic AS
sociation are: President, Clair
johnson; vice-president, Elmer
Boe; Secretary Treasurer, Norma
Bjerke. The class representatives
to the board of control were: SEN
iirs, Ethel Schuman; Juniors, Alan
Keogh; Sophomores, Rueben Mel
son; Freshmen, Stanley Tooke.
The Sophomore class won first
honors in the membership drive.
The membership drive was start
ed on Monday. Tuesday morning
the Sophomores checked in 100
per cent. On Thursday the Semi
ors checked 100 per cent. When
the drive closed on Friday the
Freshmen and Junior classes each
lacked one member of having 100
per cent. Members of the Athlet-
ic Association will be admitted to
all school contests for 20 cents ad-
mission. The goal for which the
organization is stricing is 100 pei
cent attendance at all contests.
The opening game of the bas-
ket ball season was played Friday
The game was a double header
played on the home floor with the
Comertown teams. A large crowC
, was present and seemed to thor
oughly enjoy both games. Th'
final scores were: Boys game
Comertown 9, Outlook 8; girls
| game-Comertown 7, Outlook II
We have fine prospects for TIVE
good teams. Eighteen boys ar
now reporting for practice ant
: the girls squad number fifteen
Both teams will now begin worl
: in earnest. The next game vii
: be a double header boys gam
! with Redstone on Friday, NOvem
Der 22nd.
The Seniors are now proudly dis
playing their class rings whic
arrived Wednesday of last week.
Ignatius Fitzgerald and Nell
Cookery were elected yell leader
by the student body.
Grade Notes
A very enthusiastic yell teal
! composed of the Junior High grou
j of the Outlook schools, appeare
at the opening game with Conner
town last Friday, November 15tl
! The group composed most of the
! own yells and gave them unde
! the direction of the "Yell Queen
Leona Quade.
The 3A Geography class hs
& completed its study of foreig
n children. Dolls were dressed
represent children of the diffe
4 ent countries.
The 3A and 4th grade hygie1
class invited End and SB room
their play on Friday. The tit
i of the play is Health Fairies"
The Heart Sale put on this wee
amount TO $17.10. The conte
was between Miss Hawbaker's al
Miss Tronnes' rooms. The sale
Miss Hawbaker's room amounts
to $3.50; in Miss Tronnes' roo
$50. Miss Hawbaker's room W;
awarded a nice picture. Mi
Tronnes' room received a copy
Montana's state song.
The first grade has been stud
ing about Indiana. For a lang
age lesson we wrote a story abo
il Shib, an Indian baby. We a
learning a part of the poem, eli
watha" and dramatized it. Y
wore the feathers and headban
we made. The dolls we are ma
ing out of stockings are near
finished and look like Gingerbre
Bows and Little Black Sambos. F
are work we are making bookle
in which to keep the pictures '
study. We have posted in
miniature picture of Angel Head