The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-12-08

proctices per week. We hope t
have them in shape by the time tn
season opens on January 8. We ma
play a couple of practice games be
fore Christmas.
John Foster started to Practice bu
injured his knee and will probabl
not be out in uniform. Outside o
Yandell, no mar has a regular bert
yet. Some of the boys show fashe
of style, but they need siome coach
ing and grinding practice to maxi
them fashion plate basketball men
Hours have been arranged so tina
the American Legion team can also
get four practices a week. In adj
dition our scrub teams each get two
practices, the girls one and the grades
one. The gym is a busy place. If
all groups are regular as to hours
there will be no conflicts.
Another rural school at Volt will
be opened as soon as the building can
be repaired. This will supply a
school for those around Volt who
have been too far away from any of
our other schools. Most of the child
rem in the district are 0 attending
school.
The Honor Roll
Following is a list of students on
the honor roll for this month: high
school-Mildred Cook, Dorothy Dill
lard, Irene DER, Doris Everett, Enid
Everett, Elizabeth Funk, Wilma Cor
ley, Lillian Hubbard, Freda Heeter,
Irene Hanson, Audrey Johnson, Mar
jorie Jenkins, Mabel Johnson, Mar
jorie Knapp, Elsie Loeppky, Olga Nc
Quigg, Sarah Reeve, Mona Solberg,
Hazel Seminars, Helen Seminars, L
rene Welzenbach, Flora Walter, Mar
ian Walter, Julia Welzenbach, Mel
ba Wood, Isabel Young, Sarah Witt,
James Cook, Jay Cusker, Claude Car
penter, Mark Mason, Robert Stille,
Sylvester Smith, Glen Thorn, Laurel
Walter.
Following are the highest standings
for this month-high school, English
1 Sylvester Smith, SO; English II, Jay
Cusker, 95; English III, Marian Wal
ter, 90; Latin l, Julia Welzenbach SO
Latin II, Mildred Cook 80; AlgebraI,
Sarah Witt 90; Advanced Algebra,
John Foster 90; Plane Geometry, Jay
Cusker "a; Comm. Arithmetic, Vic
tor Cook 95; Ancient History, Sarah
Reeve 90; Modern History, Marian
Walter, 81; American History, Mari
an Walter 95; Economics, Claude
Carpenter SO; Chemistry, Mark Ma
Johnson "a; Physical Training, Reu-
ben Smith 81; Industrial Arts, Irene
Hanson 90; Psychology, Marian Wal
ter 90; Common branches, Olga Nc
Quigg 90; Sociology, Flora Walter
95; Educational Methods, Dorothy
billiard 90; Shorthand l, Enid Everett
SO; Shorthand II, Isabel Young 90;
Typewriting I, Helen Seminars 92;
Typewriting II, Olga McQuigg 3d.;
Bookkeeping I, Helen Seminars SO;
Commercial Arithmetic, Elizabeth
Funk SO.
Eighth Grade
Arithmetic, Hazel Carpenter 90;
Grammer, Hazel Carpenter 81; Read
ing Bernice Clayton 95; Civics, Rob
ert Rolfe 81; History, Robert Rolfe
90; Spelling, lone Smith 100.
Seventh A
Arithmetic, Theodore Wright 90;
Reading Theodore Huff 90; Spelling,
Winnie Harrington 95; ~Penmanship,
Hilda Siljenberg 80; Music, Theodore
Huff "a; Geography, Theodore Huff
81; Grammar, julius Welzenbach 90;
Drawing, Theodore Huff "a; History,
Huff 81; Physiology, Theo-
dore Huff 81. +,
Seventh B
Arithmetic and Physiology, Doro-
thy Solberg 90 ;Reading, Dorothy Sol s
berg 100; Penmanship, Cleo Flint 81;
Music, Ellen Applegren 100; Geogra-
ply, Elda Smith 81; Grammar, Ruth
Herman 90; Drawing, Dorothy Sol
berg, "a. !
Sixth A r
Arithmetic and spelling, Maud Fish s
90; Reading Frederick LaRoque 81 !
Penmanship, Evangeline ~Shoot-the-
Door 90; Music, Edna Brown 88;
Geography, Frederick LaRoque 81; {
Maud Fishel go; Drawing, /
Wilson 95; History, Thomas
Barton 95; Hygiene, Chester Christ
Opherson SO.
Sixth B
Arithmetic and Penmanship, Edna O
90; Reading, Vernon Hag- t.
95; Spelling, Edna Michael a
100; Music, Eunice Havener 90; 0
Geography, Hazel Bell SO; Language, e
Russell Huxsol "a; Drawing Lyall Il
Martin 96; History, Russell Huxsol a
36 Hygiene, Norma Littlefield 90. ri
Fifth A 81
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