The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-04-01
The was:

The program was:
d "Faust"-Shirley Mowatt, clarinet
Mrs. Mowatt, piano
"Like No A Like"-Brass Quartette
- Lester Day, Howard Hall
Mark Mason, Marian Walters
! aloha Oe'' --..- Brass Quartette
= "IlTravatore" Shirley Mowatt and
2 Mrs. Mowatt
The program was thoroughly en-
!, joyed.
Our assembly programs are the
most interesting part of our school
life.
Name Changed
Our school publication, "The Dis
patch" has been changed to "The
Wolf Howl" We have in hand a
copy of Pep" This paper is put
out by the Conrad high school. Their
paper is outclassed by ours in every
. way, and our editor, Prin. Poore, is
to be congratulated.
On Friday of this week, the Bitter
Root literary society will have charge
of the program during the assembly
period. 1t will be:
Original Poem .-.------- Alice Gray
Reading .-.. Olga McQuigg
Violin Solo -..-... Marjorie Knapp
Bitter Root Gossip Ethel Gebhardt
The Delta Gamma gave a program
last week.
Busy Season
The time of school people will be
pretty well filled for the remainder
of the year. The teachers are going
to be kept busy coaching students for
the various events. The following
is our pregnant:
April 9-Parent-Teachers Meet
ing.
April 16-Cross Country Run.
April 23-Literary Society Spell
Down.
April 29-3o-Eighth Grade Ex-
aminations.
May School and Picture Ex-
hibit and Declamatory Contest. !:
May 14-Literary Society Picnic :
and Bread and Garment Club Ex- :
hibit at Culbertson. :
May 10-15-Track and Field Meet :
at Missoula. :
May 17-Junior-Senior Banquet. :
May 19-Eighth Grade County :
Commencement. Field Meet. :
May 20-21-Senior Examinations. :
May 23-Baccalaureate Services. :
May 2z-Class Exercises. :
May 25-26-Final Examinations. :
May 27-28-Ciass picnics. :
May 27-Commencement. Il
Miss Mabel Berg, who taught the :
third grade in our schools last year,
was a Wolf Point visitor on Wednes- e
day of last week. 8
Keep Children in School z
This is the time of year when stu :
dents should remain in school. We z
have only two months left. Those :
now lose all credit for work z
done. The student who stays is the :
one who wins out. e
Preparation for the senior class e
play has been discontinued, and the z
idea Of staging such an affair during =
the current school year has been =
abandoned, We came to this deci- :
sion after considering the large num- {
Der of events which make up odr :
round of activities during the ap- Z
preaching months of April and May. :
Press work on the Pointer" our :
first yearbook, has begun. The book :
is being printed by the Wolf Point :
Promoter. The Beygeh Engraving :
Co., of st. Paul, has been given the :
contract for the engraving and art Z
work, which will be a prominent fea- :
of the book. The Pointer" :
will be ready for distribution about :
May LIST. :
Pleasing Concert :
If weather conditions permit, our :
activity in track and field work this :
spring will include a local cross :
country run, and participation in the :
Northern District meet, the State :
meet at Missoula, and possibly a :
Roosevelt county meet. Z
Miss Grace Williams, a former :
of our freshman class, gave :
a very enjoyable concert in the high :
assembly last Thursday morn :
ing. Her first number was DeBach's :
arrangement of Faust, which was :
rendered in a very pleasing manner. :
This was followed by an original :
composition, ga Storm on a Montana :
The imitation of the :
thunder and wind was especially :
good. The last number was Shades Z
of Night" Miss Williams shows Z
training and remarkable talent, and Z
we wish her success in her musical z
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