The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-06-08
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Madeline Strachan, Inez Brown, Mar
garet Hanson, Norman Leoppky,
Sarah Witt, Orrin Wood, Abraham
Toavs and Laura Saubak.
Exhibit Winners
The winners in the exhibit were:
Best Illustrated English compo-
sition-Ralph Seminars, H. $500
Best illustration of any story
First A 10
Best stick printing-Margaret
Rude 10
Best free hand tearing-Eliza-
beth Wood, 1-A-------- 10
Best individual display of pen
manship-Cleo Flint, 7th---1.O0
Best health poster-Mae Finstad
sra LOO
Best nature study in colors-
Helen Fox, 6th-- 10
Best dressed paper doll-Fan-
ME Finegold, 2nd--- rs
Best still life, any medium-Myr-
tie Johnson, 4th--- 20
Best booklet on birds-Rose
Klyne, 3rd .25
Best free hand cutting-1st A. 10
Best pencil drawing-Lyall Mar
tin, 9th rs
Best booklet on special days
Thomas St. Germaine, 3rd-.-- rs
Best spelling booklet-Sennie
Dunn, 4th rs
Best illustrated composition show
ing steps in the development
of any manufactured pro-
duct-Helen Linderman, 4th-- 80
Best physical map of Montana
Curtis Riggin, 5th---- .25
Best map of Europe showing the
new boundary lines-Elida
Smith, 7th .25
Best produce map of the U. s.
Dorothy Solberg, 7th-- so
Best design, conventional, show
ing application-Dorothy Sol
berg, 7th so
Best pose drawing from life
Dorothy Solberg, 7th so
Best pen and ink drawing-Dor-
othy Solberg, h---. Is
Ranked Highest
The following students ranked the
highest in the Wolf Point High, as
they were exempt in all subjects for
the second semester:
Olga McQuigg, Isabel Young, Jay
Cusker, Wilma Gorley, Mabel john
son, Marjorie Jenkins, Sylvester
Smith, Mona Solberg, Helen Seminars
and Julia Welzenbach.
Annual Picnics
The annual school picnics were en-
joyed by all. The high school went
out to the dam on Wolf Greek. The
first on the program was a base ball
game between the Bitter Root So
ciety girls and those of the Elite So
ciety. The Bitter Root won II to
8. Susan Goldschmidt was too much
for the Elite. She pitched like a
professional. The Elite girls simply
couldn't see the ball and continued
to fan the air or look dazed as the
ball shot by. The imp came in for
a %"panning" when a strike was called
on a batter who had not moved.
The persistent question was "Why
you call a strike, I never struck
at it?"
Miss McAleer won the faculty race.
Miss Keckler said that she was glad
she wasn't last. We are not saying
who was. Susan and Stanley Gold
schmidt of the Freshman class won
he hobble race. John Brown likes
pick up potatoes so won that race
With ease. John Foster led the Elite
cam to victory in the lockstep. In
he pie eating contest Chauncey Con-
lors and Glen Thorn ate it out for the
Chauncey forgot to put all
he pie in his mouth and so lost out
" a fraction of a second. Julia GIFTS
an eat peanuts the fastest. The
Root Boys outpulled the Elite
Joys in the tug of war. In the girls
ontest the Elite turned the tables.
Goldschmidt won the base ball
brow with ease. Even Mr.. Gillispie
lad to take a back seat. Dean Swan
won the boys boxing match.
Elizabeth Brown delighted the crowd
displaying her ability as a boxer.
n this contest Mr.. Staples acted as
eferee and as usual got more pun
than the boxers did. After
above schedule the eats took the
of the stage. Several entered