The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-24
OF WEEK
in The SCHOOLS

n the week before.
f The sixth grade in charge of Mis-
Carlson sang two songs entitled "Can
oe Song" and Thanksgiving Song
Both were very good numbers anc
! these people handled them in a cap
! able manner. The first was a two
part song and gave the boys voices
a chance. The sixth grade contains
5 some of the best singers in school.
The Corn Drill by the 9Th graders
in charge of Miss Gertrude -Dullenty
was a very good number. The drill
work was well done, the speaking and
singing were equally done. The tbs
sue paper costumes added effective
ness to the drill.
The third number was a recitation,
"a Voice From New England" by
Vernon Hagestad of the sixth. Yer
non has always been one of our best
reciters.
The Thanksgiving dance by eight
of the girls of the 3rd grade in charge
of Miss Grace Dullenty was a cute
number. The girls were costumed in
various colored tissue paper dresses.
The next three numbers were by
children from the Northside. The
first was a recitation by Norman
Blythe. Norman told of the story
carried by the night wind. The mum
Der was good. The next was a rec
~itation, Thanksgiving Day." by Mar
garet Covell. This was good. Both
numbers were from Miss Bakken's
room.
The last number was the song
Thanksgiving at Grandpa's" by the
1st grade of the Northside. Miss
Saunders was in charge. The lack of
practice with a piano made some diff
on the part of the small performers
amused the audience. This in turn
confused the performers. However,
their confusion was appreciated
and the number was %applauded more
vigorously than any other
On Wednesday of this week the
high school orchestra will play. Mrs.
Hendrickson and Miss Clayton will
put on some numbers. The public is
invited to all of our assembly pro-
grams. Many attended the one last
Friday morning.
About all of our science equipment
has arrived so our science classes are
now able to go ahead at regular
speed.
AS soon as the weather becomes
snappier, we shall flood the ice rink.
On Tuesday morning of next week
Miss McAleer will talk.
There will be no school on Thurs
day and Friday.
Elsie Leoppky taught the 1st B
grade Friday. Mrs. Hauge was sick.
The 18th, 9Th and 7th grade boys
played basketball last Saturday A. NJ.
The fire drill last Friday was the
best we have ever had this year. The
time at the East entrance was SO
seconds. There was still some con-
gestion at the bottom of the East
stair, so the 4th grade will go out
the south entrance. We are trying to
clear the building in 80 seconds.
Later Items
Eight new students entered school
this week. They are, Mary Jane and
Isabelle Allard, Hans and Ruth Hveem
Beatrice and Ralph Shaver, Irene
Kalenski and Kenneth Christofferson.
Miss Katheryn McAleer gave al
very interesting and instructive talk
Tuesday morning of this week on
the Big trees of California.
Supt. Livingston left Sunday night
for Great Falls to attend the Montana
State Teachers Convention. He ex-
poets to return Thursday morning.
The pupils are gaining more speed
in clearing the building during fire
drill Wednesday morning the build
ing was cleared in 48 seconds, which
is a gain in time of IL seconds over
last weeks drill.
On Wednesday morning a program
was held in the Assembly Room of the
The following numbers were
/. March ..---School Orchestra
2. Music ..--..School Orchestra
3. Decentralization of Hiawatha -----
B Grade
a. Overture, With Helmet and Sword
--.School Orchestra
5. Reverie-Eternal Spring ---
--School Orchestra
6. Cornet and Clarinet Duet -
Marian Walter and Dan
~ 81 Staples, accompanied by
Mrs. Shipman.
T.. March 44----.Schoo Orchestra
There will be no school Thursday
or Friday of this week because of the
Thanksgiving holiday.
Supt. Frank H. Livingston
By Myrtle L. Keckler
MRS. JAMES GARFIELD
Ms James Garfield, wife of James
Garfield, a well known Indian farmer