The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-05-11
SPRING EVENTS IN
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SCHOOL PROGRAM AND EXHIBIT
CONCERT AT WIDE AWAKE
SCHOOL ECONOMY

field work. More will be done be
fore the end of the year.
The Liberty school closed last
week. The French school will close
this week.
Our eighth grade will write state
examinations on May Is and 49,
Seventh graders will write in phys
iology and geography on May 10,
Seniors who have to take examina-
tions will also write on the same
dates.
A general school program will be
given on the evening of May %.
The school exhibit will be held at the
same time. At the conclusion of this
program the diplomas will be pre-
sented to the 9Th grade graduates.
''Buster Brown" and ''Tige" visit
ed us last Monday at recess.
Our band will give concert at
Wide Awake on Friday evening of
this week.
Our tennis tournament has arous-
ed much interest and the three courts
are in use most of the time.
Hazel Carpenter will give the
elgntn graue Vaie1ioooiy no a. ~
program, May ~.
The following senior Class LAY
program will be rendered on Friday
evening, May 19, at TOO o'clock, on
the school grounds:
Processlonal ----------Dailo anu S'Inoo
MUSIC --------------------------- go
Plantlng OF ---,---.,,---1 1uil1ul
fresentatlon Oh opaue Nha aiian go
Acceptance OF opaoe------1ohii ros.er
Processlonal ------------------------------ a,
Music -----------,.,---,----.,--- Daiio
Class History --------Clauue oarpen.ei
Class Poem ---------------- Olga Mc<euiss
Music ---------------------------o -oplrlts OF "a
Glass Prophecy------------.Fiora iora aiIei
Presentation OF hey Elsie hoeppAy
Acceptance OF Key-----.John roster
School Calendar----Ellzapeth Brown
Music -----------------------.-Boys, Quarter
Mementoes ------------Dorothy Dlliaro
Class VIII ---------------oadle Hovener
Glass Song -------------------Class Oh ~
The Northwestern Stockman and
Farmer published at Helena has the
following editorial on
ssPublic School Economy"
ssThe means of financing our coun-
trv,s nub1ic schools is becoming a
matter of the most serious concern
TO everv thinking individual. In
Montana in particular has this be-
come problem of the greatest mag
nitnde With taxpayers crying every
,ubare for relief. we are at the same
time confronted with the fact that
several hundred schools of the state
have been forced to close their doors
hecanse of lack Of funds and in a
e,ra.+ MANY districts, teachers are be-
i,o no;d with registered warrants that
con be converted into cash only at
discount. sometimes as high as ten
nar cont Even the large city schools
ara evneriencing the need of drastic
economy in order to keep going and
IN III. case of the largest and wealth
.aut 49, of +be state. the school board
-,,as oon,nelled TO appeal for private
1oons i, order to prevent the schools
from closing two mnths before the
expiratin of the term.
s.Tbese are matters that touch each
individual in. the state and as such
+bav deserve our best thoughts. The
fact that national authorities have
ro+ed Montana's public schools the
biobest in the entire country, is IN
deed an honor second to none, and
there is a grim determination on the
mart of vast majority of our people
that nothing must be done to lower
+be standards which have given us
+b;s enviable position.
"While our constitution endows US
all with free and equal birth, whether
we are TO receive any benefit from