The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-03-09
WOLF POINT GIRLS
CAPTUREs.2 MEDALS
OLGA McQUIGG WINS COUNTY
CONTEST, MARION WAL
TER RANKS 2ND

On Tuesday evening, March IA
the Camp Fire Girls will present the
play "The Elopement of Ellen.
The play will be given in the Liberty
theatre. The students who take part
have been working hard under the
direction of Miss Keckler The pro
ceeds will go into the Camp Fire
treasury to carry on activities. Ad-
mission is 25 and so cents.
Honor Roll
Thirty-three people are listed on
the Honor Roll as a result of good
work done during the sixth month.
They are: Madeline Strachen, VIII
ma Gorley, Herman Eggebrecht, Tena
Funk, Marjorie Knapp, Mabel John
son, Sarah Witt, Julia Welzenbach,
Blanche Bowlin, Isabel Young, Mar
ian Walter, Laurel Walter, Flora
Walter, Sylvester Smith, Helen SOM
mars, Hazel Seminars, Robert Stille,
Sarah Reeve, Walter Nichol, Olga
McQuigg, Elsie Leoppky, Lillian Hub
bard, Elizabeth Funk, Enid Everett,
Doris Everett, Edward Erickson,
Irine Dier, Claud Carpenter, Jay
Cusker, James Cook, Amber Bickers.
Forty-three students failed in one
or more subjects. Several failed be-
cause of sickness. One student
failed in four. Six failed in three.
Eight failed in two. Do you know
why your boy or girl is failing? If
you think we have the remedy, let
us know. Three months of school
are left and dozen students will
have little to show for the years
work unless their attitude toward
hard work changes.
The following are on the Honor
Roll in the eighth grade: Agnes Ap-
olegren, Robert Brown, Margaret
Brownlee, Hazel Carpenter, Myrtle
Neiman, Robert Rolfe, Katherine
Reeve, lone Smith and Theodore
Iuff.
Win Two Medals
The county spelling contest at
3ainville, March 3, had very pleasant
for the Wolf Point
pelling team, Olga McQuigg winning
he gold medal and Marian Walter
he silver medal. The spelling of
iazel Carpenter, the third member
vas a credit to the team, but un-
she mistook the pro-
ounciation of "clevis" for "crevice"
r we might have had all three of
he medals.
The third, or bronze medal, went
} a Culoertson speller, Anna Nacey,
no won the silver medal year ago.
Irs. Whitcomb, high school principal 3
Culbertson, and one of the judges,
the work of the Wolf
oint team, declaring that the "un-
nown list" was much more difficult
ian the unknown list" of last year. T
he contest was well attended. There a
ere thirty contestants, half of
HON were from rural schools. Gull t
srtson and Poplar furnished music
n the intermissions.
Group Teachers Meeting
Mrs. NcFarlan held a group
achers' meeting the afternoon of
arch 8, at which Marian Walter
I'VE two demonstrations of the use
silent reading in the primary
'ades. The lessons were most sue = =
ssful and indicate that Marian has
very promising future as teacher "
Booklets containing silent reading :
aterial prepared by the Normal i,
raining department were given to :
e rural teachers as souvenirs. :,
The above article on the spelling :,
ntest was written by Miss Dona- =
lue. In it she does not mention =
r own work. Miss Donaghue had =
uch to do with the success of our .
ellers. She has been at it morn y
g, noon and night for some time.
er team was trained to the minute .
iss Donaghue also took a prominent -
lrt in the teachers meeting :.
Eighth Grade Party
The eighth grade had a jollifca- .