The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-11-10
SCHOOL AFFAIRS
FOR PAST WEEK
HIGH STANDING, HONOR ROLL
TOTAL ENROLMENT 646
RURAL ITEMS
The best standings for the second
month are as follows:
High School

The best standings for the second
month are as follows:
High School
Shorthand | Enid Everett 90,
Shorthand ii Isabel Young 80,
Typewriting | Helen Seminars 93,
Typewriting II Olga McQuigg 93,
Bookkeeping |, Helen Seminars 80,
Penmanship Juliet GIFTS 81, General
Science Sylvester Smith 95, Chem
istry Isabel Young 80, Physical
Training Leslie Mcneil 81, Amer
lean History Marion Walter SO, An
cient History Sarah Reeve 81,
Modern History Marian Walter 90,
Economics Leota Jansen "a, English
II Sylvester Smith SO, English II
Lillian Hubbard 90, English III Ma
rian Walter 81, Latin | Julia Welzen-
bach 90, Latin II Mildred Cook 85,
Industrial Art Olga McQuigg 96,
Sociology Elsie Leoppky 90, Psy-
chology Olga McQuigg 80, Educa-
tional Methods Dorothy billiard 90,
Review of Common Branches Marian
Walter 81, Instrumental Music Mark
Mason 100, Marian Walter 100,
Plane Geometry Isabel Young 90,
Algebra / Sylvester Smith 90, Higher
Algebra David MaEtby 80, CONNER
cial Arithmetic Melba Wood 95.
The Honor Roll.
The following people are on the
high school honor roll for the sec
ond month
Laura Nyland, Thelma Anderson,
Jay Cusker, James Cook, Dorothy
billiard, Irene Dier, Doris Everett,
Enid Everett, Margaret Erickson, Oh
gaFleenor, Juliet GIFTS, Wilma Cor
ley, Lillian Hubbard, Freda Heeter,
Elsie Honn, Leota Jansen, Audrey
johnson, Marjorie jenkins, Mabel
johnson, Elsie Leoppky, Olga Nc
Quigg, Raymond Rolfe, Sarah Reeve,
Hazel Seminars, Helen Seminars,
Sylvester Smith, Mona Solberg, Sa-
rah Witt, Flora Walter, Marion
Walter, Irene Welzenbach, Julia
Welzenbach, Melba Wood, Isabel
Young and Nome Zemo.
The best standings in the eighth
grade are:
Spelling Hazel Carpenter 100,
Arithmetic Robert Brown 100. Gram
mar Myrtle Neiman 94, Civics Myr-
tie Neiman SO, Reading Hazel Car
penter 95. History Sarah Witt 90,
The eighth grade honor roll:
Agnes Applegren, Robert Brown.
Margaret Brownlee, Keron Chapman.
Bernice Clayton, Hazel Carpenter,
Lorna Littlefield, Myrtle Neiman,
Robert Rolfe, Katherine Reeve,
Edith Riddle, lone Smith, Jessie
Lois Warmbrod, Orrin
Wood, Bernard Erickson.
Close for Armistice Day.
On Friday of this week there will
be no school as a national holiday has
been declared.
Our patriotic program will be
given Thursday morning.
Last Monday at General Assem-
bly, Mrs. A. X. Tice sang two Sc
lections. Mrs. Tice is one of Wolf
Points best singers and we certain
ly appreciated the numbers. Mrs.
W. V. ID. Chapman played the violin
and Miss Alice Lawrence the piano
for the accompaniment. Mrs. Chap
man has consented to play for US in
December. Our school is going to
to progress because of the
hearty cooperation our citizens are
giving US.
On Tuesday morning Miss Law
'ence gave an interesting talk about
Ter trip from Kansas to Montana.
She came by way of Colorado and
Wyoming and so was able to discuss
he scenic wonders of America.
The Liberty Orchestra will play
wo selections for our Patriotic pro-
ram Thursday morning.
The report cards were given out
Wednesday. Some parents have rea-
on to be proud of the work done
ere by their children. Our honor
oil is larger this month but our
allure list is still too large. The
verage high school student should
tudy at least two hours each school
light.
Basketball Starts.
Basketball practice started this
eek. All high school and eighth
rade boys who wish to play can do
,, according to the schedule, at
.ast twice a week. Our heavy
ractice for first and second team
zen will not start until after Thanks
wing. Commencing this week we
ave two band, two orchestra, and
ne mandolin club rehearsal each
eek. This will keep Mr.. Staples
ore than busy. In addition his
litar club meets on Saturday
'ternoon.
The grade boys will be given