The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1957-01-31
Doings On
High School Hill
BY Phillip Ward, Jr.


Fourteen students we're named
to the third honor roll for Brown
ing High. The Juniors led the
list with five members, followed
by the Freshmen with four, the
Seniors with three, and the
SOphGmorcs with two. Three
poiL.s are awarded for an A
grade. two for a B and one for
a {. The grades are totaled and
averaged.
Students on the honor roll,
listed by classes are as follows:
Juniors: Bobby Higgins, 2.75;
Geraldine Ticrncy. 275: Carol
Magce, $50: James Armstrong,
200; and Leon Nunez, 200.
Freshmen: Carole Hartman,
800; Wilbur Paul. 2.6O; Gerry
Lou Stephenson. 225; and Esther
Norris. 200.
Seniors: Jack Norris, 300: Lor.
eta Merchant, 2.75: and Carolyn
Barcus. 225.
Sophomorcs: Ignore Whitford,
2.3O; and Elaine Nunez, 200.
Jack Norris. Senior. and Carole
Hattman. Freshman, each had a
straight \ average.
Season Reserve tickets for the
Northern Division basketball
tournament will 60 on sale at
the high school office on Monday,
February 3. 1857. at $50 a. m.
Adults tickets will be $500 per
ticket. and student tickets will
sell for $3.50 per ticket. Pur.
chasers of tickets must appear
al the office in person and cash
must accompany all requests for
tickets. The sale will end on
Tuesday. February IL.
Purchasers will receive a re.
ccipt and the tickets will be sent
to the high school from the tour
rament manager on or about
February ID.
The tournament will be held
in ChCtcau this year on Febru.
airy %. March ! and 2.
Mr.. Ward. principal of the high
school. wishes to clear up a mis-.
conception on the par, Of basket.
ball fans concerning seating in
the gymnasium this year. 1t
seems that many people mis-.
understand the differen, types OF
tickets sold this year. Only one
section of the gymnasium has
been reserved for reserved tick.
ct holders. This section is clear
~ marked and ticket holders for
this section are entitled to the
seat rI!.htr marked on their
tich"ts. Ore section is marked,
Season Tickets" but General
Admission ticket holders may sit
IN this section il they wish.
There has been plenty Of room
available for all people who wish
TO attend the games. and the pub
lie is cordially invited 10 attend
the final two games.
The petitions which are being
circulated are for the purpose
Of placing 4 resolution for the
construction Of a new gymnasium
Oh a ballot. so tina, the voters
may decide whether or not they
favor cxpcnding money for tho
purpose of building a gymna'
stun. Any person who pays
taxes on personal property may
sign the petition. SO long as he
Is a rcsidcn, of High School Dis
trict No. o. Signing the petition
does not 0bligaic the Sisncr 10
vote for the measure.
Sixteen Browning High School
students have been neither alb
sent nor ,ardy during the last
semester. They are George Arm
strong. Daryl Blackman. Lois
Bridcn. Leroy Bullshoc. Larry
Douglas. Donald Fisher. Bobby
Higgins. Burton Horn. Alvin Jor'
dan. Francis Merchant. Paulctta
Morgan. Wilbur Paul. Lana
Peterson. Stanley Spotted Wolf,
and Mickey Taiscy.
In addition this sixteen,
eighteen students were neither
abscn, nor tardy during the past
SIX weeks. They are Gilbert
Gladcau. James Harrison. Burton
Horn. Darrell llorn. Ronnic IA
por. Judy Laplani. ErncStinc La
Plant. Carol Magcc. Shirley Nor
gan. Esther Norris. Carol Pcpion,
Ruby Rutherford. Galcn Sinclair,
JoAnn Show. Gaylcnc Sinclair,