The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-02-09
HIS. TEAM WIN, LOSE
in z BASKET GAMES
FROID AND POPLAR VISITING
TEAMS-8th GRADERS TAKE
SEMESTER EXAMS

George DeVaney, who has beer
teaching in the Treeby school, is hav
ing a vacation of two weeks. Mr.
DeVaney is attending Normal Train.
ing classes.
The Normal Training Industria,
Art class is busy learning how to
make valentines.
Word from Marlyn Young and
Judson Quackenbush states that both
boys were successful in their semes-
ter examinations at the University
Of North Dakota.
New Text Books
The new texts for trigonometry,
commercial geography and botany
are here, so these classes can now
70 ahead with their regular work.
The World Book Company sent
eur Normal Training department a
reference set of ten volumes. These
were written under the direction of
0'Shea of the University Of Wis
eonsin, and are free on the condi-
ton that we keep them in this de-
partment.
Mr.. Staples has started a male
quartet and we hope to hear them in
the near future. The mandolin club
will give an assembly program next
week.
The eighth grade examinations
were written on Thursday and Friday
Of last week. Our regular eighth gra-
aers wrote in civics and spelling.
The highest mark in Civics was "a.
Hazel Carpenter wrote the paper.
Hazel also received the highest mark,
"a, in spelling Five students COM
pleted subjects so they are now en-
titled to diplomas. Several others
completed part and are now carry
ing part high school work.
The seventh grade, A division,
wrote in physiology and geography
Most of them passed in physiology.
Theodore Huff passed in geography.
The others will continue geography
for the remainder of the year.
The rural students who wrote we're
Anne Heinrich from the Liberty,
Dwight Treeby, Myrtle Forsness, Fay
rie Homrighaus, Beulah Thorn, An
aa Miller from the Treeby school,
and Mary Toavs from the Wide A
wake.
Wolf Point Defeats Froid
Last Saturday night the Froid bas-
ketball team was defeated by the To-
.als Al to 16. The Froid boys made
game fight and the contest was
more of a battle than the score in
licates. Poore was the star for the {
Vroid team while Yandell was chief |
point collector for the Wolves. At !
er the game the Senior class enter i.
aimed at real banquet A three :
curse dinner was served. The cake, !;
specially that which was made by
ess Carr, disappeared rapidly. The
decorations were in the class colors, !
reen and white, while real pink and I
rhite carnations formed the center .
iece. Miss Keckler was in charge. :
lark Mason saw to it that the water +
lasses were continually filled. The 7
Ugh school orchestra furnished the /
,usic for an hour of dancing.
The Game With Poplar
On Tuesday evening the Poplar
sam defeated the locals .25 to 10.
oplar has an even balanced machine +,
Though Hayes looms above the 9TH Il
rs little. Rapid and accurate pass II
lg, consistent basket-shooting and a a.
,eedy offense make them look like
le 1922 Champions. The Wolves f,
,ught gamely, but couldn't break Tc
le plays Yanden stood out above f,
9TH teams as the best basketball
an We look for him to secure
,sition as all-district forward. By
.reful training the other players tn
n come up to the high standard set "
, Fred, and next year the pennant II
ould hang over the Wolf Point gf
igh Cusker and Sylvester Smith M
e great defensive guards but still SC
we to learn the offensive tactics.
After the game the Junior class or
tertained at feed. The class col Pc
$ are purple and gold A large re
otball formed the centerpiece. VIZ
cake, pickles, coffee an
d salad satisfied the inner man. all
ae Vorhees and Doris Everett pis
emed to enjoy the cherries. al
Next Tuesday night we meet the Va
inville team and on Friday, Febru-
Y II, the real battle comes when
meet Culbertson. Culbertson Co
d Wolf Point are evenly matched we
S year and it will be nobody's game be-
til the final whistle. This game loo
Il end our season. Large crowds cal
We witnessed the games and the all
xt two will be as interesting. pie
On Wednesday morning and Thurs
Y morning a Victrola program was
en- Several new Victrola records Oh