The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-05-19
INCOME COUNTY
SCHOOL ROUNDUP
OVER 200 CHILDREN IN ATTEN-
DANCE-14 SCHOOLS ARE
REPRESENTED
Circle Banner


The McCone county school round
up on May 6 and z was a success.
from start to finish due to the ex,
c%ellent planning that had gone be
fore and the hearty cooperation OF
the townspeople and schools.
There were thirteen schools taking
part besides the local schools with
one hundred and twenty contestants
and over two hundred children in at
tendance. The school coming the
farthest was the Nickwall school,
Mrs. Malea Barr Minser, teacher. The
Vida school, Miss Stevenson, teacher
fwere all here. Mrs. Mae V. Sedlacek
from the Longview school, Dist. No.
g. brought in five pupils from her
school, who put on some great stunts
the first afternoon.
The Horse Greek school, Mrs.
Gladys Rorvik; teacher were all
here, and entertained US with beau
tifully rendered songs, a number of
times. Mrs. Pearl McCugh brought
in her school from Stony Butte.
These pupils gave a very artistically
rendered song.
One of the finest things ever given
in McCone county was the operetta
put on Friday evening by the Circle
grade schools. A lively bunch of boys
of the grammar grades of the Brock
way schools came down for the ath-
letic contests. They were c%haperoned
by Mr.. Moxness.
Miss Arnett of the Redwater school
brought in contestants for nearly all
events. The Duck Creek school, Miss
Bawden, teacher, were a very bright
bunch and won honors handily. Mrs.
Moore with the Mus school had her
school banner displayed and all her
contestants wore a pennant. Floren-
dale school, Miss Rosger, teacher,
were in the spelling contests. The
Hamblin school, Mrs. Lockhart,
teacher, had three contestants, and
from the same district came j. M.
Seibring of the Brown school with
four pupils in the spelling and ath-
letic contests. Lone Tree school, Mrs.
Reno, teacher, had one contestant.
Other county teachers present
were Mrs. Merry of Mt. Antelope
Mrs. Johnson of the Dirty
Greek school and several of her pu-
pills and Mrs. Hays Of Lost Greek
The first getting together of the
has had a very unifying and
inspiring effect and we are enthus-
iastic over the efforts put forth by
the schools and teachers.
McCone County Roundup is one
Of the school events that has come to
stay and be an annual event with US.
The following is a list of the events
and the winners:
Fifth Grade Spelling: Freddy
rrimm, Nickwall school, first. Helen
Nedrud, Duck Creek school, second.
Marian VAIL, Circle, honorable men
ion.
Sixth Grade Spelling: Mary ia
Florendale, first. Leonard
PETERSON, Circle, second. Daniel
Brink, Nickwall, honorable mention.
Seventh Grade Spelling: Madeline
.rnet, Redwater, first. Lavina Ma
on, Vida, second. Lucille Strecker,
Horse Creek, honorable mention.
Eighth Grade Spelling: Gladys
I~anson, Redwater, first. Winnifred
trecker, Circle, second. Francis Ar
EFT, Redwater, honorable mention.
Fifth Grade Declamatory Contest:
Lurine Wilde, Lone Tree, first.
ladeline Gaines, Circle, second.
Carr, Nickwall, honorable
Sixth Grade Declamatory Contest:
Lillian Mus, Lillian Hubbard, Dan
rink, a tie.
Seventh Grade Declamatory Con- \
est: Annette Aabelin, Circle, first.
Katherine Vondette, Circle, sec
nd. Elinor Arnett, Redwater, bon
rable mention.
Eighth Grade Declamatory Con-
st: Marguerite Clark, Duck Creek,
rst. Mallory VOLTA, Circle, second.
Otto Peterson, Circle, honorable
ention.
Athletic Events
so yard dash, Glass B: Theodore