The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-14
OUTLOOK SCHOOL NOTES

Last Friday night a double
header basket ball game was play
ed with Redstone on the local
floor. The first game was very in
teresting because it reminded part
of the audience of a football game.
The score for the second team was
Redstone A, Outlook %. Outlook's
first team played one of the best
games of the season with Red
stone. Outlook ran up a score OF
So and Redstone Z.
The green Whitehall quintette
was taken by four point margin
when they met the Outlook hoop
sters in a ragged game played at
Outlook Tuesday February A The
score stood 9 to 5 in favor of the
locals at the final whistle.
The game got off to slow be-
ginning and neither team scored
until johnson found the basket for
the lookouts, late in the first
quarter. The Whitehall five, Grip
pied by the loss of their star cen
ter, failed to strike a scoring
stride though both teams were ev-
emily matched as to weight. An adj
ditional field goal and free
throw converted by the locals left
them on the heavy end of a 81
score at the end of the first half.
During the period between the
halves both teams got some of the
: lead out of their shoes and the
, second half opened with a speedi-
er sample of floor work. The Out
look squad Immediately took the
offensive but were unable to keel
the ball in scoring territory due
to excessive fumbling in Their
dribble and long pass game. One
field goal and two free throws
added to the results of the first
half raised the score of the home
team to 9 points. While the visit
,, ors also chalked up an additional
score of four points, under theil
single marker for the first half
giving them total of five points
: for the game. Field goals were
r scarcer than the proverbial hens
/. teeth. Whitehall located the hooI
only once and Outlook thrice dur,
!, ing the playing period.
: The Outlook lineup was as fol
lows: johnson, IF; Doe, If; Klof
; stad, c; Reed, rg; Ordahl, lg.
First Grade Notes
. When the warm days came anC
: melted the snow outside the SNOW
= on our sand table disappeared. TIL,
!, flags we colored make a nice bord
; er for the outside of the tabl,
which our boys and girls made fol
the marching Song" and marcl
: behind them like soldiers.
Most of US saved our storie,
which we made in language an,
: last week we put them all togeth
: er in one book. We call this bool
| "Our Own Story Book" becaus,
they are our very own stories
made by the language class.
The la reading class has finish
: ed the book of "Wag and Puff"
J. Third and Fourth Grade Notes
The third and fourth grade Hy
giene class is having "cleal
: Hand Contest" for three weeks
/ The ones earning the most STAR
n get a prize.
n The fourth grade geograph,
, class is working on relief map
c and the sand table.
!. Geraldine Stapleton Is i'll in tn,
= Plentywood hospital.
>, We plan to have q program OF
!, Lincoln's birthday.
u Sixth and Seventh Grade Notes
. The GA class is reading eth
. Wonderful Tune" The reading
'. done silently and checked by writ
: ten tests either true, false or com
pletion.
Y The 7B history class In studyin,
y the period Of National Develor
v ment," and members Of the elias
4, are making posters for each ad
n ministration. KAe