The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-02-06
"SPLINTERS"
FLEETWOOD SCHOOL

We hope that everyone has been
noticing the Senior rings which the
members of the class of 1891 have
been wearing for over month. They
certainly are fine looking The rings
were purchased through the local
jeweler, A. G.. Amundsen.
The High School football boys are
ny TINS time able to wear their 1880
letters without throwing out their
chests unduly Take a look nj hem.
Ihey are now to be standardized ac-
cording To q plan drawn up by the
betterman' Club. Those receiving
the coveted letter this past reason
are; Palubiclti. third year: Grave.
third year; Leo Donaldson and FREQ
Michels. second year and the follow
ing received letters for the first
,'ihe. ttonVold. kolvstad. Stenh jem
a. Mtcels. Guenther. SINNERS and
Moore
TWO new courses were started in
the nigh school this semester Ad-
VanCed Algebra follows Solid Go
uhletrY ana Commerce and Industry
Follows Physiography. The latter
elass is busy discussing extensive
ana intensive farming i'm their rola
.,oh 10 the westward movement of
the wheat industry.
The sewing class has co,npIotad ,
study of Childs garments AMI oaob
member OF the class has made a
garment according to hts own plan.
, me Home Economics Glass | has
been making a detailed study ON
children for the past two weeks Ton
chlldren from the first grade yvrrr
en- eftained In the Home Economics
room SO that the class could obe,,.,,,
their general characterhstice
The Modern Home Makars C,lut,".
IS we newest addition to Our School
activity program. Twenty rive or ~
glrls taking home economies come.
es arc members
The Junior High School honor roll
Guides the following pupils FOR Tho
~, Seinostcf: Marguerite Peterson
,.,I' TlohhJen' Dicl Peterson Mar
seIgl Lang. Jack Kielstrup MAJ,
Noike ana Phyllis Nelson from tbn
elehlh grade. Those from tho soy
ehth grade are: Hcrnico 1rttot, s,,,
Arnold Smith. Cecolia tbsnn T,4l'
phine Walkowslyi.
me eighth grade Camp rire Girls
arc making orange ana blarl, nrr,
' gsiuS Tor the Derby club Tho now
t ~ ,IlIoets or the Derby Club are. Bil
1eIine't; Tres. Gerald Morcb. Vice
, res" Mary Koike. Scc'y-Treals and
marguerite Peterson. Reporter
-. SIXTH GRADE
Ihc sixth grade geography ot,ss
mas boen making some ovco1tctt
lotebooks on SUGAR and cotton while
; studying the southern states nc
1oI'poo's are on display IN our room
ate note bool, I'm connection viii, 49,
music work. WIN our
we had two visitors for short
inc Monday afternoon. Thrv were
WIS. Miller ana Mrs. O'rooie
OuT grade presented Roger. Cbris-
ransom with a plant last week "A |
Na as Lyclameh. Roger sent MS n |
ettet or thanks and also Informed |
80 theI Ihe plant had twenty bios |
V'S. we all miss Roger ana ,sttt
70 glad when he can again ba viii
FIFTH GRADE
Ihere were only two of our grade
~ the semester honor roll atsrio,,
,elerson and Frank Gustafson were
ne only ones to gain that distinc.
ION The rest of us will have "a
There were thirty three Of our
'Iaue neither absent nor tatdy the
80, ~, SIN weeks. Fourteen of the
'raue whose names follow were
lellher absent nor tardy for the first
temester: Peter Gallagher Marian
ironVold, Edward Guenthrr. Trsni,
iustafson. Edward Huetb phsn
sJelstrup, Jimmie HOLMAN. I.via
IOOre, Shevlin Peterson. Theod6re
t,aess, Arvin Stenhjem, Richard Van
lee, Vera Davis and Muriai king
Inc firth grade has Just RECEIVED
SET OF the new Biographies. Nc
ufely needed them, We liltn H.
lew ones very much
FOURTH GRADE
ahose on the first Semester honor
oll are Donald Peterson. Mae An.
ohson, Shirley Erickson, Earla Mon.
Ve, marjorie kOser Melvin Johnson
iVelyn Lidahl and Pearie Monroe
we nave made plans To start DC.
gfaphy booklets next weai, sri,s,,
re TO be on the crops OF the united
tates and samples and illustrat ions
re to be used i'm them.
!, Last week we wrote Safety plhvs
ms week we are dramatising The
est ones i'm Hygiene Class.
THIRD GRADE
Our semester honor roll includes,
rant MorCk, Shirley CLAY. Pearl
Lahke, Betty Raess, Carol gtortan. |
ols BrOckley Helen Davis and No I
a Moore. u NV-
Our health posters are finisbed {
nd the twelve best ones are IN. VIC T
re now making some very pretty I
alentines. 1900 Z
SECOND GRADE I
The Busy Bees and Willing Work
g Rave new readers.
Margarets and Alvin's mothars
slted our room last week We hone
OF our mothers may find time TO