The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-17
EVENTS FOR WEEK
IN THE SCHOOLS
INTERESTING ASSEMBLY PER
IODS-MISS WALTERS SONG
is PUBLISHED

The patriotic program given las
Friday morning in Assembly was the
best short program ever given in oul
school, The grade teachers had lit
tie time to prepare and yet each one
produced a very creditable number
The dialogue by the 1st B, in
charge of Mrs. Hauge, was the
cutest we have ever seen. Miss Hol-
derman and Messrs. Coffey and
Hauge took US back to the days of
Washington.
The drills by the 4th grade and
End B were good. The red, white
and blue sashes and flags added to
the drills. Misses Guidici and Clay
ton had charge of these numbers.
The pantomime America" by the
7th grade girls. in white costumes
was excellent Miss Johnson had
charge of this number. Mrs. Flint
sang America. Mrs. Chapman and
Mrs. Shipman accompanied her on
the violin and piano respectively.
The Liberty Trio gave two num-
bers. The first was "Poet and Peas
ant" by Suppe, and the second was
the Bohemian Girl" by Tobani.
Both were splendid numbers and add
ed much to our program.
The program closed with the
"Pledge of Allegiance.
On Friday of this week and on
Wednesday of next week few spec
ial numbers by the other grades will
be given.
On Tuesday morning Miss Huston
talked about the lava fields of Idaho.
She told of visiting ice caverns in
this area and also mentioned the
now extinct volcanoes which are
there. She also told of the Lost
River" which is in this region. Her
discussion brought home to the pupils
the fact that all states are not like
Montana. And new field in phys
ical geography was opened to them.
The Normal Training Depart
ment, in charge of Miss Donaghue,
has been preparing busy work for
our rural schools. Copies have also
been mailed To car Normal Training
Girls who are ceeching now.
Mr.. Mcneil is busy putting up
desks, Our school continues to grow
and the desks are placed as soon as
ready.
Katharine Heeter enrolled IN the
nigh school, Abraham Toavs and
Blanche Alexander enrolled In the
eighth grade. Charles Alexander and
Carl Miller enrolled in the tlfth
yarde: Alva Alexander in the b;
lorth, and Helen Funk In the A
south.
Teachers who are going to Great
Falls State Convention will leave
Sunday evening. School will con-
inue as usual up to Thanksgiving
ime.
Many new library books have ar
ived. These were very much need :
d as dozens of children have been
urned away because of the short
ge of books. Our magazine table
) being filled up. Mrs. John Herman
ent over many magazines. James
;ook also brought up a large arm .
ul. Our history and English classes
re taking the Literary Digest.
Students who read newspapers,
magazines and good books have
,uch better foundation for other
ubjects than those who DO not. !
leading of good literature broadens |
man. Much in our current period T
,als is closely related to our own c
chool work. t
At present we have scheduled TWO d
games with Poplar. These i
ill be played in February. c
The Wolf Point High School Is i
roud of the distinction of one OF
ur high school students. Miss Ma h
an Walter, a Senior has written and +
ad published the song, "A Montana Ii
irl''. The copies are now on sale F
t 25c per copy. "
A bov wishes to find work SO that 8
e NAV attend our high school. II e
ou know of anything, please NOTIFY
e. t.
Rev. Allen spoke to the High +
chool Assembly on Wednesday II
orning. His subject was, The ii
enturesome Spirit. He showed t,
,e Importance of trying to follow il
her paths than the regular beaten a
les if we wish to succeed. he t,
,owed that, "Where there is a Will i,
ere is a Way. Stories illustrated e
e various points brought out. The s,
TX was thoroughly enjoyed by all. ii
Supt. F. H. Livingston.