The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-03-09

were present. In addition to the reg.
ular eighth grade, several Of the
freshmen who entered high school al
the beginning of the second semester
We're present. The evening was spent
in playing games and having a gen
eral good time. Hazel Carpenter
who was a member of the spelling
team, entertained har classmates with
an account of the contest and the
trip to and from Bainville. At ten
o'clock the merry makers enjoyed a
delicious lunch in the Domestic sci
ence room and an hour later started
for their homes, declaring their party
a decided success. Miss McAleer was
in charge. She believes that 'Iall work
and no play makes Jack a dull boy"
and gives unsparingly of her time
to make the eighth graders have a
pleasant and profitable school life.
Mrs. Hauge returned to her duties
Monday.
Miss Clayton is still out. Miss
Nugent has charge of her room.
Miss Lawrence is now on the sick
list. Miss Mccarthy, of the Moor
head normal has charge of her work.
Sleigh Ride Party
Two sleigh loads of young folks
went out to the Hank Cusker ranch
ten miles south of Wolf Point, last
Saturday night and enjoyed the
splendid hospitality of Mr.. and Mrs.
Cusker and the family.
The main feature of the evening
was dancing. Music was furnished
by several of the local high school
students.
At midnight a delicious supper was
served. Real corn-fed chicken, sand
witches, pickles, cake and ice cream
and coffee were enjoyed.
All voted Mr.. and Mrs. Cusker
royal entertainers.
The following were the guests: Mr..
and Mrs. Yandall, Mrs. billiard, Ruth
L~isterud,, Evelyn Aune, Doris and
Enid Everett, Alta, Harold and Les
lie Mcneil, Dorothy and Elsie Dill
lard, Verena Merwin, Isabel Young,
Fred Yandell, Mark Mason, Glen
Thorn, William, Donald and Bruce
Randall, Egbert Aune and Lewis
Kimmel.
Sixty-six students received stand
ings last month for work done in in
strumental music under the direction
of Mr.. Staples.
Address by MIR. Haney
Last Friday night Mr.. j. G. Haney,
international Harvester extension
agent, Iectured in the high school as
sembly room. He was the best we
have ever heard. His statements
were easily understood by all present
The reel on poultry was shown first.
After his lecture we started to show
the other reels. When part way
through the milk reel the motion pic
ture machine refused to work and
this ended the program. The next
morning Mr.. Mcneil found that hard
oil had clogged the oil feed pipe and
the bearings were not receiving the
oil he put in. A few seconds work
Strengthened matters out and we ran
two reels last Monday evening. We
regret the incident but secured the
promise of Mr.. Haney toS aid us in
securing the films for a later show
ing. All should see these reels as
they are very instructive.
Mr.. Livingston gave the high
school, eighth grade, seventh and
sixth grades a spelling test last week.
The sixth grade average was SO,
seventh, SO; eighth, IA and high
"a.
II. S. Planning Carnival
The high school will give a car
nival before the end of the year.
The proceeds will be used to pay for
our motion picture machine. Other
which are to be given be-
fore the end of the year are Health
Program, Fire Prevention Progam,
Senior Class Day Program and a
Musical Program in which all of the
musical organizations will take
part. In addition to the above a
exhibit will be held. A de-
contest may be held
The seniors are beginning to line +
ap graduation week events. The |
year end, with its rush, will be here 7
before we realize it. II
Our next week assembly periods
promise to be very interesting. On q
Monday the play people will give a d
sketch fran the 'Elopement of b
On Tuesday DR.. Sweetland v
If Havre will speak. On Wednesday r
Rev. Cole, the M. E. district superin- n
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