The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-03
MANY new PUPILS
ENTER ". P. HIGH
SEATING CAPACITY is TAXED
NEW DESKS COMING
REPORTS SOON
INTERESTING FEATURE
Assembly Period Marked by Inter
esting Programs Each Day
Halloween Party

Assembly fer1od MARKED Dy inter
esting Programs Each Day *
Halloween Party
The following Elite program will
be given during Assembly November
4th.
1. Saxophone Solo Mark Mason
2. Playlet, ga Corner in Hearts"
Angelica Verena Merwin
Bob, Her Brother, Mark Mason
College Friends
Tom Harold Thompson
Sam Fred Yandell
Dick John Brown
Bill Bruce Randall
8. Organ Recital Doris Everett
Assisted by
Myrtle Nieman, Orrin Wood, Lois
Warmbrod, Robert Brown, Jennie Ze-
mo, Winnie Wright, Robert Rolfe.
4. Critics Report Frank H. Living
ston
The public is invited.
On Tuesday of this week Miss Don
aghue gave an interesting talk on
Plymouth Rock. AS she has visited
this historic spot she was able to give
interesting details. She posted many
views of the Pilgrim days upon the
bulletin board.
H. N. Marion Talks
On Wednesday morning Mr.. Mar
ron talked on the Importance of
! knowledge of the Law" Mr.. Mar
ron explained both Federal and
State court systems. He showed why
every person should at some time
or other study some law. His talk
was of a practical nature and
students following the advice given
will be better fitted to meet life's
problems.
The report cards will be out the
first of next week. Parents are
asked to check these carefully.
Some of our desks have arrived.
Some rooms have as many as twelve
children sitting on chairs. We shall
be glad to get the desks for them.
I13 In High School
New pupils are enrolling every
day. We are still short of text
books. Our high school enrolment
is 113. The first B grade is again
climbing toward the so mark as also
is the End B.
All of the grades had Halloween |
parties from 2:30 to 400 last Mon
day. in the evening the 8th and
high school enjoyed big party IN
the gym. One boy remarked, ut is
more fun to have a Halloween party /
than to go around town trying to
have fun The Liberty Orchestra
furnished the music for the dance
from eleven to twelve. Many stunts
were pulled and were enjoyed by all.
Lunch was served at 1890.
Rural Notes
Reports from many of our rural
schools show that these are being
fixed up. Many supplies have been
sent out this week.
Mrs. Dirlam of the Boyd school
resigned and we are now looking for
another teacher. We also hope to
secure a teacher for the Pershing
school. Some of our rural teachers
expect to attend the Great Falls
convention.
The French school made an envia-
BILE attendance during the month of
October. Fifteen pupils were en-
rolled. All but one attended twenty
days. This has always been one of
our best schools in the matter of at
tendance.
Program, November IL
The following program will be
given at 1920 a. m. on November !.
II in the High School assembly. All
are invited.
1. Star Spangled Banner Assembly .
2. Dialogue ---------------lst b Grade
3. Flag Drill --------------------4th Grade
A. Selection H. S. Orchestra
5. Pantomime America" 7th Grade
6. Recitation "The American Flag"
---.-------------.---- B Grade
DR.. DeWane sang two selections
during the Assembly period on !.
Thursday morning. Mrs. Nelson !,
played the piano accompaniment
This was the second of our musical 9
series. The first number was when
the Winds Ger the Sea Blow
Gale' This number is especially /
written for a bass voice such as n
DR.. DeWane has The second num- s
Der which was lighter, was Fond b
Memories of Childhood" This num- i
her delighted the high school stu
dents who thoroughly appreciated
the points brought out. The whole
program was much appreciated by Nv
all of us and we are anxious to have a
them come again. e
Supt Frank H. Livingston. n