The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-02-05
SECOND SEMESTER
STARTS WITH SNAP
SCHOOL BAND CONCERT WAS
FINE JUNIOR PROM
COMING SOON

| lle w OIL OlHL SCHOOl is DuSy a.
a beehive. The second semester ha.
started in with a snap and vigor thai
shows the vitality and whole-heartec
interest of the student body. The
| Junior class members are utilizing
every spare second. They are caus.
ing cherry trees to blossom in prep
aration for the grandest event of the
year-The Junior Prom. Very few
of the rs tickets are left and these
will be disposed of this week. The
domestic science girls are carefully
studying the cook book and no one
is going hungry. Two banquet ta-
bles seating from $50 to 200 people
are being prepared. We had a real
Prom last year but we intended to
out-do ourselves this year. The
Glacier orchestra is preparing spe-
cial program of tantalizing airs
which will make you one-step, fox
trot or waltz in spite Of yourselves.
The sewing class members are pre-
pairing special costumes for the
maids.
The basketball squad is hard at
work as we have two real games this
week. We meet Malta on the local
floor Friday night of this week. A
free dance will be held after the
game. Admission to the game is
35c. The city volley ball team will
meet the high school team in pre-
liminary. Our victory over Glasgow
last week "a to II has put us in the
race for district championship We
need your presence as well as your
financial support. On Saturday night
our team will go to Glasgow.
Mr.. Poore acted as referee at the
Minot Poplar game last Saturday
night Minot won 81 to 80. We are
sti. in hopes that the Basketball
Tournament may be held in Wolf
Point February 27 and %.
Our second semester started Janu-
ary 26. The examinations were held
-he week before. The state eighth
Grade examinations were held at the
same time. The results Of the exam
nations were very good The
freshman class had the largest num-
Der of failures, A number of these
allied because of a good reason. The
)thers failed because enough time
vas not put on the work outside of |
ichooL You can check your boy or
girl next week when the report cards
ire sent out. Those who failed in
History I had to drop the subject.
class in Business English and
beginners Algebra class were started
or those who failed in Algebra and
english. The eighth grade history
lass did poor work in the state ex-
Most of them passed the
pelling examination. Bruce Randall, \
elsie Honn and Julia Finstad wrote
ONE of the 8th grade examinations.
Miss Wilson, was i'll one day last
week. Erma Small taught in her
lace. Miss Sepplan is i'll this week
elizabeth Randall is teaching her
oom. Elizabeth expects to take
barge of one Of our rural schools
cry soon.
A 1st B Primary class was started
lst week Mrs. Livingston has
barge until a teacher can be Sc
lred She has enrolled 20. Be {
ause. of congestion on the North /
de, II second graders were trans t
erred to the Southside Tuesday I
hey will be put into our End B I
rade, which is in charge of Mrs. 2
auge. Our school is so crowded '
lat this is the best arrangement we v
)uld make. If we had transferred /
le third grades we would have had
form two third grades on the d
and hired an extra teacher. @
/ addition to this we had no room f
n this extra grade. s
The 1st A Primary has been put
to basement room. The sixth E
'ade is now on the first floor and
e Commercial Department is up on
e second floor. This will cause
SIS running up and down stairs and K
III lessen the confusion when class G
are passing. The text book room Il
IS been cleared and is now a reci- h
ton room. A cloak room is being a
anged into a book room. Our il
hool is filled up. We expect to c.
model the attic for next year. If Il
r enrolment increases much, we a.
II have to hold classes on the roof. Il
A new Victrola has been pur- 81
ased with entertainment money. al
e expect to select $50 worth of tt
cords. The Victrola will then be M