The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-01-12
BUDGET OF NEWS
FROM THE SCHOOLS
/ FORMER TEACHERS - BASKET
BALL-TOURNAM AT
FAIRS-2 TO BOZEMAN


Commercial Investment Trust of New
York City. Miss Kennedy taught
English and Latin in our high school
last year. Miss Florence Caswell is
in the Bozeman high school; Miss
Ruth Wilbur is in the Pendleton,
Oregon, city schools; Misses Sep
plan and Wilson are in the CHS
holm, Minnesota, schools.
The following enrolled in our
school this week: Doris Lichty and
Margaret Alrick, 5th grade. Obert
Sonsteng, End B; and Arthur Gard
ner, 9Th grade. These bring the
total in the town school to 584.
Our giant stride is again in motion
and six ladders have been purchased.
This is a popular piece of play
ground apparatus.
Because of the shortage of teach
ers, we do not expect to start any
new grades. Few new subjects can
be added to our school courses. The
failures will find it difficult to fill
a schedule. Commercial geography
will take the place of commercial
arithmetic; sociology will be taught
in place of elementary economics,
and one science class will be added.
The physical culture class will be
dropped.
The mems volley ball club is en-
loving some fast games of volley ball
each Monday night.
Results of Seal Sale
The Wolf Point school sold more
seals than any other school in this
section. The total sold was $113.52.
The sale by grades was as follows;
Mrs. Hendrickson's room, $500; Miss
Clayton's room, $400; Miss Grace
Dullenty's room, $26.72; Miss Gui-
dici's room, S11.29; Miss Gertrude
DulIenty's room, $28.26; Miss Carl
sons room, $1,000; Miss Johnson's
room, S12.25. The real race was
made by the 3rd, 9Th and 9th grades.
The sixth will be given a basketball
or pictures. The prize was given by
the Civic League. Some of the
grades lacked stamps and did not
get an early start.
The rural schools reporting are
Pioneer, teacher, Mrs. H. R. Miller,
$O.05; French school, teacher, j. J.
Johnsrud, $500 Reports from the
others are not in.
Basket Ball Games
Our boys basket ball team played
at Culbertson January 4th, and at
Bainville January 5. The first game
resulted in a 20 to IL score in favor
of Culbertson; the second ended IA
to 7 in favor of Wolf Point l saw
the Culbertson team defeat Wilt |
ston last Friday night 80 to 13. The
Culbertson team is 100 per cent bet
ter than last year and will be con-
tender in the championship race.
Our team was given feed after
each game and came back reporting |
a good time The two Hagans and |
Evans are developing into fast
forwards and are accurate basket
shooters.
On Friday night of last week rep
resentatives of the schools of Glas-
gov, Poplar, Wolf Point and Cul-
bertson met at Culbertson and drew I
up the constitution for the North I
eastern Montana Interscholastic Dis
trict Association.
Under the instructions of the !
folder sent out by the state college, (
the schools of the district were drawn
L. la ,,d +Io orJa,~ Of roto tioO ac-
tablished.
Officers of Association
The following officers take their
places by virtue of the rotation list:
President-Frank H. Livingston.
First e-president-From town
holding tournament.
Second president town
holding tournament.
Sec'y- y-Treas.-Supt. E. M. Hauge,
Plentywood.
The first school in the rotation
list to reply with an acceptance will (
be selected as the place to hold the
tournament. The date is February
"a and 25.
The schools of the association have
been placed in the following order
by lot: 1, Malta; 2, Scobey; 3, Pop
lar; 4, Glasgow; s., Outlook;.6, Plen-
tywood; 7, Medicine Lake; 8, Cul-
bertson; 9, Hinsdale; 10, Saco; IL,
Wolf Point.
The extemperaneous speaking con-
test will be held at the same time as
the tournament.
Basket Ball Schedule
Because of the early date of hold
ing the tournament our basket ball
schedule had to be rearranged. 1t
is as follows:
January 21-Wolf Point at Glas-
gov.
January 25-Glasgow at Wolf
Point