The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1930-02-07
SPLINTERS
FROM THE FLEETWOOD SCHOOLS

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Staff
Alice jacobson, Chairman.
Harold Rieger
fern NORM.
The new Constitution has been
accepted by vote of 122 for and
% against.
This week efficient officers will
be elected by the Student Body to
serve on the Council. An election
committee was chosen to post no
tees of election, get ready the
polls, Monograph ballots, preside
over the election and take charge
of everything in general. To
serve on this committee Robert
Zeidler, Beatrice Garner, Charles
johnson, and Alice Jacobsen were
unanimously elected. Beatrice was
chosen by the other members of
the Committee to act as chairman.
A committee meeting was held at
12:45 Tuesday.
Mr.. Stegner will choose a COM
mittee to nominate students, as
set forth in the constitution. The
election will be held Thursday af-
ternoon of this week.
The Juniors are reading a num-
Der of plays in order to make a
suitable choice for their class play
to be yiven March 14th.
"The Literary Digesters," or in
other words the boys section of
| English III entertained the "Path-
finders" on Thursday afternoon.
A program was given in room 8
after which the boys were hosts
to Hamburger sandwiches in the
domestic science room. Walter
Rasmussen, Norman Palubicki, and
Leo Donaldson were in charge OF
the refreshments.
The English w class has re-
, solved itself into "coffee club
while studying the 18th G of Eng
| fish literature. A magazine X
t initiate the Spectator" is being
4. compiled of the best write-up o.
: each days discussion. Topics say
oring of psychology, history, edu
cation and society are discussed
2 freely.
S The English V class is studying
e extemporaneous speaking prepa
: ratory to the tournament to b
held in BainviHe.
S Tuesday, February 18th, is tn
n date set for the opening of tn
: mock court in English V class
The sheriff is having a busy sea
n son. The following officials hav
n been selected.
Judge-Eugene Peterson.
: Sheriff-Lillian Christensen.
: Bailiff-Abby Mccoy.
Prosecuting Attorney. Charlie
: johnson.
s Other Attorneys = Merle Ris
e and Dorothy Lerbeck.
f Clerk of Court-Arnold Peter
e son.
The jury will be drawn on tn
s day before the trial.
h Tryouts for "June Time" til
n three act comedy to be given Eel
e ruary 28th, were held January 8
Il The following pupils were chose
L for the cast:
Constance Wilbur
er Charlotte Benne
Mt Florette Mildred HAMS
lie Gwendolyn Christians,
Oliver Cromwell Brown :
Victor Van III
DR.. Curtis Brown Fred Niche
Elouise Mitchell Edie Matk
DIR. jeremiah Rust Paul Como
as Daily rehearsals are being hel
u Keep February 28th open.
f. The English I pupils are givir
r. talks to inform convince and e
nd terrain. Continued work in publ
n speaking is helping their postul
poise and voice.
The English II pupils are stud
ing and writing descriptions. The
subjects range from a feeble, {
man to a frolicsome baby. All
the descriptions will be gather
into booklets attractively decori
ed.
of Our bows defeated Bainvi
with a score of 80 to Is. Let's
turn out and see the game W
en- Scobey here Friday mite.
an GRADE NOTES
es- First Grade
to Mrs. Peterson, Mrs. Stegner z
ms Mrs. Raess visited the first gra
de- last week.
the It will soon be Valentines D
BUR so the first grade has a "fai
oli- land" sand table-children, Brov
aid les and fairies play together.
ces Margaret's little sister, r
at Marie visited the first grade M
me day afternoon.
ion The first grade is dramatic
in the playlet. "Tom's Toothache.
Third Grade Notes
The third grade gave a hei
I, program for the. second gr
ate Friday afternoon.
ID. Mrs. Gustafson and Mrs. Kc
visited the third grade Friday.
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