The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-06
DEBATERS READY
COLLEGE 5 WINS
SCHOOL YEAR NEARLY HALF
FINISHED-FORME STU
DENTS DO WELL

The report cards were given out
last Wednesday afternoon. Parents
are requested to check these and to
] see that they are returned early
The semester examinations will be
held next week on Thursday and Fri
day. Those students who have an
average of 900 for the 4 u months
will be exempt from the finals Quite
number of students have done
splendid work this semester.
We have ben notified that two
of our graduates, Elsie Mcneil and
Elizabeth Randall are doing fine
work at the State Normal at Dillon.
Rosena Cook left for Dillon last
Sunday morning. Our graduates can
do no better than to attend higher
institution of learning. Good re-
ports from Shirley Mowatt in the
University of Southern California
have been received.
1t hardly seems possible that an
other school year is almost half over.
The students who look back to last
September realizes that Time has
wings. The year will be over before
we know.
Debaters at Glasgow
Let us be careful not to waste any
precious time so that we shall have
no regrets when June l rolls around
The person who sticks wins. This is
no time of the year to separate our
selves from school,
The Liberty and the Krohn schools
have been closed for the winter Mrs.
Theodore Kubik left for a visit with
relatives in Nebraska.
Our debate team, Marian Walters,
Sophia Onstad and Howard Hall will
meet the Glasgow high school team
there Saturday night. Miss Sepplan
who has been coaching them, will
also go.
The skating rink is proving a great
source of amusement to the young
sters. When it becomes colder we
shall flood the rink as the surface is.
cut up by hard usage.
All of the teachers returned after
the two weeks rest. They reported
pleasant vacations. A few pupils
are reported sick but most of them
nave returned to school.
On Friday night of this week the
Wolf Point high school will meet the
3ainville high school in the local
syn. This game will be prelimi-
larry to the big game between the
Wolf Point city team and the Glas-
,ow city team. The preliminary will
tart at o'clock.
Game With College
Last Saturday afternoon the Wolf
'oint high school team met the Wes-
cyan College team. The game was
.ood. Our boys have only had a few
ractices and the team work natur-
lily was ragged In the second half
1ore team work was displayed and
re have the material to build up
inning team if the fellows can de-
elop more speed. Carr was not here
nd Roy Kragrud filled the position
cry well. Donald Randall showed
nat he also is a candidate for
uard position. Orris and Fred work
! at the forward positions; Marlyn
layed center while John Foster was
lie other guard.
We were glad to get this game as
helped to open our season and get
le boys started. The final score was
to 20 in favor of Wesleyan.
The volley ball contest was a pre-
ninary worth watching. The first
lme was won by the Northside of
ain Street Business men 81 to IA.
ne Southside took the second game
to II. The third game was
rdfought contest The score was
40 when the Northside shot one
er and cinched the series. The
ayers were: Northside-Sw Switzer,
lapman, o. c. Johnson, Amandus
hnson, Poore, Swift. Southside-
lthert, Handler, Livingston, Flint,
cIvor, Nelson.
They say history repeats itself but
don't believe it. Come again
(Signed)
Supt. F. H. Livingston,
BY E. G. s.