The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-10-13

quarter and Will need more games tC
steady their nerves. The backfelc
still lacks the machine-like precision
possessed by the backs of last year
Don Randall broke up many plays
and Yandell always got his man. The
others need to wear out the tackline
dummy.
We hope to play at Sidney October
Is and at Culbertson October %.
Glasgow and Poplar have no teams
this year.
The 7th, 9th and 5th grades have
received footballs and are hard at
work preparing for interclass games.
The 7th met the 9Th Wednesday Pm.
Balls have been ordered for the 4th,
3rd and Northside.
Additional donations to the school
athletic fund are $3.50, o. L. Giles
pie; $500, Bart & Charlie; $1.00
Kathryn McAleer, Patra Hong, Hell
en- Houston, N. P. Walters, Bazel ze-
mo; SIS Isabel Jerrow, Audrey John
son, Verena Merwin, Walter Nichol;
$50, Hazel Seminars; $40, Esther
Erickson.
Honor Roll
Thirty-two high school students are
on the honor roll this month. They
are Mildred Cook, Jay Cusker, James
Cook, Dorothy billiard, Irene DER,
Enid Everett, Doris Everett, Olga
Fleenor, Alta Tanning, Juliet GIFTS,
Wilma Gorley, Lillian Hubbard, Rob-
ert Jelley, Audrey Johnson, Mabel
Johnson, Elsie Loeppky, Olga Nc
Quigg, Helen Martinoski, Sarah
Reeve, Sylvester Smith, Mona Solberg
Helen Seminars, Glen Thorn, Sarah
Witt, Melba Wood, Irene Welzenbach,
Marian Walter, Flora Walter, Julia
Welzenbach, Dorothy Williams, Lau-
rel Walter and Isabel Young.
The eighth grade honor roll is:
Agnes Applegren, Bernice Clayton,
Hazel Carpenter, Vern Jansen, Lor-
ma Littlefield, Lois Warmbrod, Myr-
tie Nieman, Robert Rolfe, Katherine
Reeve, lone Smith, Jessie Wagaman,
Grin Wood, Winnie Wright and Jen-
ME Zemo.
Helen Love and Russell Burnison
have enrolled in our high school.
This brings the enrolment up to LOG
New pupils in the grades are: John
Witt, Samuel Adams, Mary Daniels,
Grace Smith, Adeline Vassar, Ben
jamin McCown, Ruby Mead, Frank
Daniels, Francis Mead, Leon Landon,
Lloyd Landon, Florence Landon, Jul
let ~Siljenberg, Victor McCown, Val
ard Manser, Ely McCown.
Magazines Wanted
We need magazines and
ers for our high school reading table.
After you are through with yours,
will you give them to the school if a
student calls for them? If you will,
please phone the school and let us
know when to get them.
We have ordered lower grade read
ing books and hope to have enough
in our library to supply the demand.
The time to teach children to read is
when they are in the lower grades.
Reading is a habit. It is hard to
teach older pupils to use the library.
Most of them failed to acquire the
habit and spend their spare moments
in other ways. The Misses Dullenty
will catalog u library this year.
The Krohn, French, and Woods
schools opened last week. The teach
ers are Mrs. L. r. Moschelle, J.J.
Johnsrud and Miss Alice stat.
Last Saturday superintendent
McFarlan, Poore, Woods, Mitchell and
Livingston met at Poplar to line up
the exhibit and other county events.
Wolf Point will be handicapped in the
exhibit this year because of the lack
of a domestic science department. A
large part of the high school exhibit
work is done in this department.
Many of the grade exhibits also de-
pend upon this department.
Seventy-fve students have enrolled
for instrumental music. Mr.. Staples
held the first orchestra rehearsal last
week. The first band rehearsal was
held this week. A mandolin, guitar,
banjo club has also been started and
about fifteen students have been en-
rolled. Glee clubs will be started
later.
The Bitter Root Literary Society
gave a good program last Friday at
general assembly. The Elite Society
is preparing a program for Friday of
this week. The public is invited to
attend u assembly programs.
MI. Livingston started the Faculty
talks last Tuesday morning. His
subject was, 1.-THE Value of the Abil-
ity to Select Right Things and to Set
a Correct Value upon them. Miss
Keckler will talk next Tuesday and
Miss McAleer on Oct. 25. The 9TH
er faculty members will talk later.
Wednesday two readings and two
songs appropriate to Columbus Day
were given. The Wednesday assem-
bly, periods will be set aside for talks
by citizens of Wolf Point. The Thur