The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1929-11-22
staff: Do,.,or
Valerie Lee
Robert zeidler

-. 70 time we shall Civ
From 'l If interesting rooms o
. ..et3Ies Of our school h!el.
i'a'ui Room Eight
Almost every morning n5 ggn or n finl
bterestear TO room eight. There
i always tgs aquarium and the win
sbOut tne The cabinet Of curiosl
DIV . o0l an ever ready source Of
interest hotter way can pupils
ll ,. n fisS and plant life than by
study i'f fbe living objects before
having The TT aquarium has two
them. rn Id fish this year in add
lTel! 4 ga . clam, a frog and other
fish. ,,;rdow box is extremely
Inc s;A'I this year. Morning
bssl. .a and Towering beans stretch
gore Lss win ~indows. The numerous
% VIC nIants add cheer to the
nom and look inviting from Vne
outside. - oil lies in the
Inc tbst goes into these living
Su each day. Miss Dyste gives
t tnlns' inst u the right care; she
ns a.bes and caresses each one,
w., ss,'T revealing the secret of their
growth
n English class, Eugene Pet
- was talking about the vari-
s ~ Einds of books. 81 don't think
W. should have to read 'Biologra-
] ply I'LL. t,o,,, +bo En
III III A division entertained a
. u1 of the English classes
18th pantOmime, "a Literary
Pomance," in observance of Ma
5oDaI Book Week.
Winnifred Kelly spoke to the
Stvb grade on Monday on Book
/ Week. She read "the readers
rpsd" and displayed a number of
/ msters made in English V.
Howard Nelson spoke to the
Seventh and Eighth grades on
Book Week on Monday.
The English V class drew up the
allowing Readers Creed: "I be-
fsve it is my privilege to read
books for the purpose of recrea-
lion and education in order that l
NAV have a greater understanding
Of human motives and that l may
Increase my cultural backgrounds.
d believe it is my duty to treat
book as human being because
believe that a book is a friend
IN need"
The girls section of English
III has made its own art gallery.
In It are found the busts of the
leading American authors and
some miniatures of buildings. The
sculpture work has been done in
soap.
English II class have been writ
ing Better English" plays and
the best three, Garnet Johnson's,
Lauris Beigh's and Muriel Dom
aldsOn's are 10 be produced.
English l classes made posters
for Education Week.
English II class are making CIV
snhOe" booklets Illustrating them
with pictures of castles, yeomen,
fair ladies' and all the things that
60 with the story.
The two English l classes are
studying, "Silas Marner," and are
writing a three-act play which is
to be made later into a talking
movie.
The Home Economic classes are
to serve lunches at P. T. A. for a
nominal charge. The second Sec
ton class composed of Sophomore
girls are to serve during the first
semester, A committee of five
girls serve at each meeting, the
girls being in complete charge.
The Sewing exhibit will be on
display each time in Room l.
The citizenship class has drawn
map of Plentywood as there
vas much discussion as to which
way certain streets went. They
discovered that the town is laid
out according to the railroad and
hat only two or three streets go
Straight north and south.
A magazine rack has been set
Up in Room Z for the reference
magazines. Let's see more people
using theml
The Early History class is
GCaWmg two pictures: one of
Egyptian architecture and the
O!ner Of the Tigress-Euphrates CT
NlzahOn. There are some very
good drawings.
The football boys had their pic
lures taken last Wednesday.
basketball practice started Fri
Jay night with fifteen men report
lug lOr practice on the first squad
wayne Gooder and Peggy Stand
N visited the third grade Fri
cay afternoon.
" Inc third grade Is learning the
montana State song which was
nvea to them for selling hearts
'0T N tne Montana Orphans home.
a. Inc e. third grade is giving a play
S tUr thanksgiving called "Adven,
!; lures e Of the Pilgrims" Everyone
IL nm me Language class is in it.
a i ~ third grade girls have nam
Gu Snelr club the "true Bluebirds.
an MRS :, Ferguson finished readins
grade. " 'ne u
son Inc !. fourth grade is learnin,
viii S 70 90 arithmetic problems
WIN Ta two figure muitipHers.
fon, SS'S are being given in tn,
w ,Ou5th grade for the second 81,
weeks 81 period. Ou %
aT hue fourth grade is learning tn
Isl ss5IaaG1k NJ Hymn" for Eng
Nrs. Ferguson substituted d,,,