The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-11-23
INTERESTING ITEMS
FROM OUR SCHOOLS

month of school are:
Enid Everett, Alta Tanning, Wilma
Gorley, Irene Hanson, Lillian Hub
bard, Marjorie Jenkins, Myrtle Me.
man, Robert Rolfe, Katherine Reeve
Hazel Seminars, Sylvester Smith, Ju
liza Welzenbach, Orrin Wood, Ernes.
tine Wambrod.
On the Eight grade list are: Ell
len Appelgren, Helen Anderson, Ha-
eel Chapman, Charles Rathert, Mel.
win Rygg, Verna Riggin, Keith Rig
gin, Cleo Flint, Elida Smith, Lucille
Zimmerman, Theodore Leistiko, and
Ely McCown.
The best marks for the second
month in high school were: Ameri-
can History-Wilma Gorley, Hist L;
Katherine Reeve, Hist. II; Sylvester
Smith, Sociology; End Everett; Ply
sizes, Enid Everett, Gen. Science, Mar
jorie jenkins; Common Branches, Jul
let GIFTS; Rural School Management,
Marjorie Jenkins; Educational Meth
DDS, Irene Hanson; Psychology, Jul
let GIFTS; Physical Education, Kath-
arine Reeve; Comment Arith., Jennie
zemo; = Plane Geom. Julia Welzen-
bach; Ell. Algebra, Madeline Strachan +;
Higher Algebra, Marjorie Jenkins,
Latin I, Sylvester Smith; Latin II,
Julia W~elzenbach; Eng. I, Robert
Rolfe: Eng. II. Sylvester Smith; Eng.
III, Marjorie Jenkins; Eng. ", JUL
let GIFTS.
The best marks in the eighth grade
are: Arith. Ruth Herman; Gram
mar, Theodore Leistiko; Read. Elida
Smith; Civics, Marian Christensen;
Spelling, Cleo Flint; History, Ely
McCown.
Our high school was a disappointed
bunch Friday when Glasgow did not
show up to play the football game
with us. Our team was primed for a
victory and the rooters were ready.
The day was ideal. The Culbertson
team ~disbanded the week before and
cancelled the game the week before.
As a result u season was long on
practice and short on games. Mr..
Gillispie and Mr.. May were both in
Jured In scrimmage and still feel the
effects of the seasons work.
The grade and high school class
teams are still playing games. These
will be continued until Thanksgiving
when the Championship games will be
played if the weather continues
agreeable. Plan to eat the turkey
early and conn out to see the game.
The fifth and sixth grade teams will
play the preliminary game. These
teams were evenly matched. On Tues
day night of this week the fifth de
feated the sixth in a hard fought bat
tie. The final score was 60. The
sixth carried the ball over but fun
bled and lost the score. The fifth,
though lighter, carried the fight into
the territory of the sixth. Nichol
and Sherdahl played a great game
for the fifth. Dean Herman helped
his team by pulling down forward
passes. Dale Smith did some excel
lent tackling. A large number of
rooters from both grades saw the
game.
On Monday night the Sophomores
downed the eight grade team 20 to
6. The game was harder fought than
the score indicates. The eighth al
though outweighed made things in
teresting for their more experienced
opponents. Edward Erickson inter-
cepted a forward pass and went over
for a touchdown. Rueben Smith, a
firt string man, also got away with
a pass while at another time Dwight
Conner went owe on a left end run.
The lone touchdown for the eighth
when Barton intercepted a for
ward pass and ran for a touchdown.
The seventh meets the Freshmen on
Wednesday night of this week.
Last week the sixth beat the fifth
"a to 6.
Mr. Carl Jensen. the state high :
school Inspector, visited our school. )
He advised us to employ another !
high school teacher to relieve the ,
congestion in tshe English and His !
tory classes. )
Miss VanConnett spent the week q
end in Great Falls. Miss Fousek is :
on the sick list. Overwork is the :,
Her grade which was too ;,
arge $50 children) has been divided. /.
The music is now in the gym. The .
classes recite in the domestic .
room and Miss Randall has :.
he 6 A and the 4 A in the old :,
,ience room. If our third had re- I
ief, the grades would be we'll taken :
ARE Of. No more third graders are :
being enrolled on the southside but =
ne being sent to the north side
"
Mr.. Livingston and Mr.. Staples Q
,ested the grades on the vocal music :.
york done. The fifth grade made the !.
,est showing. Miss Gertrude Dullen- :,
v is the teacher. y
The seventh grade room has been :
ixed up by the grade. The pupils "
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