High School Highlights and Upcoming Mascot Debut
Students prepare for semester exams on Thursday and Friday while the Centerville squads plan a home game next Friday featuring the first public mascot appearance. The week also notes observations on study hall behavior and several classroom projects across grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Simms
Jack Mhodgskiss
Julia Rowland
Miss Thompson
Jay Robinson
June Curtis
Bernard Toenyes
Margaret Young
Joyce Kropp
Bob Gronberg
Public School Notes Shows Blizzards Lower Attendance
The past two weeks brought poor attendance with song assemblies. Upper grades enjoyed songs by the girls glee club including Kentucky Babe by Geibel and Far-Off India by Strickland. Fifth grade performed Little Sand-Man by Brahms. First Grade Mary Lou Cook joined our class since the holidays. Enrollment is 33 now.
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Girls’ Glee Club
Kentucky
Geibel
India
Strickland
Brahms
Mary Lou Cook
Bulldogs Split Double Header With Valier
T C H S basketball teams traveled to Valier and split the twin bill. The girls won 23 to 18 in their final season game while the boys dropped their eighth loss in nine games 13 to 11. Valier led 6 to 2 after the first quarter but T C H S girls pulled ahead in the second before the third period tied 17 17.
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Chateau Girls
Evelyn Gaare
Walier Boys
Bulldogs
Teton Boys
Walier
Crimsons
Great Falls
Midgett
George Loomis
Herman Earles
Valier
Valerians
Girls 4-H Club Reorganizes in December Meeting
The Bole girls of the 4-H club reformed on December 30 under Florence Bush and Evelyn Zeigler. New officers were elected for the coming year. A club name was not chosen yet, with the county agent in attendance. After adjournment Lois Gronberg reported the event.
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Bole
Florence Bush
Evelyn Zeigler
Lois Gronberg
Boys 4 H Club Reorganizes Under Zeigler Stone
The Bole boys 4 H club reorganizes led by Wilbur Zeigler and Clarence Stone. Elected officers include President Robert Gronberg Vice President James Dale Secretary Treasurer Glen Wiseman Jr News Reporter Howard Gronberg Song and Yell Leader Arley Wiseman Recreation lead Richard Gronberg. Meeting adjourned with Mr Willson in charge of recreation. Noward Gronberg, Reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bole
Wilbur Zeigler
Clarence Stone
Robert Gronberg
James Dale
Glen Wiseman, Jr
Howard Gronberg
Song and Yell
Arley Wiseman
Richard Gronberg
Willson
Noward Gronberg
District Legion Convention to be Held in Great Falls
Chateau Legionnaires announce a district convention of Three Rivers district No. 8 Montana in Great Falls on January 23 with auxiliary units meeting same time. Luncheon agenda at Rainbow hotel and banquet at K of P hall Elks building. state commander Clarence Olson and state adjutant Herb Kibler expected.
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Chateau Legionnaires
Three Rivers
Department of Montana
Great Falls
Legionnaires
Rainbow Hotel
K. of P
Elks
Clarence “Cap
Lions and Ladies Host Ladies Night at Chateau Club
Tuesday night Lions and Ladies of the Chateau club held a Ladies Night program featuring L A Campbell secretary of Montanans Inc of Helena. Aimed at Montana development the talk highlighted the state's room for growth and 1937 plans with emphasis on non political, non partisan efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions and Ladies
Montanans, Inc
Chateau Lions Club
L. A. Campbell
Helena
J. B. Conlin
J. E. Taylor
Arnold Hanusa
R. B. Nelson
C. O. Davis
H. M. Daley
Patricia Weiberg
Chateau Public
Kentuck
D. P. Fabrick
Chateau
State Water Conservation Board
Campbell
Chamber of Commerce
Fabrick
Leslie Jourdonnais
A. BE. Nelson
Gibson Monkman
Wm. F. Olsen
Frank Stearns
Kenneth “Cat”Thompson
K. P. Hall
Chuck
Organization of Montanans, Inc
Montana
National Reclamation Association
State Highway Commission
State Planning Board
Montanas
Talk by Ranger Duvendack Inspires FFA Chapter Meeting
Ranger George Duvendack spoke on western range conditions versus a century ago and rehabilitation methods to members of the FFA at the high school. John Shoquist, a 4-H member, shared highlights from the Chicago 4-H Club Congress trip. A food committee led by John Gibler, Tom Tuel and Wilson Hodgskiss prepared the evening meal. The second school year broadcast by the Teton Future Farmers airs Saturday January 23 at 7 45 p.m. with a Thrift theme and a guest Home Economics girl from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Duvendack
Duvendack
John Shoquist
Chicago
John Gibler
Tom Tuel
Wilson Hodgskiss
Teton Future Farmers
The
Teton High School
Hurling's Ancient Roots Rekindle Gaelic Game lore
The article traces hurling to ancient Gaelic contests on Tara plains before a royal court. It claims hurling as the first ball and stick game and notes that baseball and hockey evolved from it, while the old game remains as exciting as its modern descendants.
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Talite
Plains of
Tara
Reflections on faith and crime from a bygone column
The column muses on why nature harms, cites uncertain beliefs, and shifts to local notices about ill family health. It notes Edwards and Hanberg illnesses, a looming U S deficit, and a debate over capital punishment as a crime deterrent. It argues swift, severe justice as a societal safeguard.
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Mattson Boy
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Robert Louis Stevenson
Carol Jean Dover
Delores Blake
Health
Sally Soap
Molly Milk
Polly Pep
Dotty Do
Jolly Jane
Mary Twinkle
Skippy Anb
Leah Ferris
Public
Seiberling
Chick’s
Johnson
Campbell’s
Hominy Marshall’s Lge
Sauerkraut D. M
Swift
Prunes
D. M. Fancy Lge
Yellowstone
K. C
Falls Post
Acantha
Seiberling Tires
Exide Batteries
Frost
Gchick’s Shell Station
Congress
Outdoor Life
Paul Rice & Son
Pendroy
Dodge
L. E. Taylor
Teton County
McNess Co
Dept. E
Freeport
Illinois
McDonald Block
S. Maccany
Pollock
F. G. Coyte
Choteau
Upman
N. Main Ave
Emma Knotts
Bagley Cabins
Ray’s Standard
Choteau, Mont
Rex
VICK
Magnesia
Rexiliana
Alka-Seltzer
Denver
M! Sizes
Gillette
Rexall Drug Store
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