The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-04-06
LONG HONOR ROLL
9TH MONTHS WORK
GOOD FILMS AID TO CLASSES
METHODS OF RAISING
SCHOOL FUNDS

Last Thursday morning Leslie Nc
Neil and Sylvester Smith played a
baritone duet entitled "Rio Nights .
Marian Walter played the piano ac-
compartment. The assembly looks
forward with pleasure to these num-
bers prepared under the direction
of Mr.. Staples.
The debate on Friday was as in
teresting as any we have ever had
The question was; Resolved That
persons who cause destructive fires
by carelessness should be punished
by fine and Imprisonment" The
affirmative was upheld by Hazel Car
penter and Margaret Brownlee. Miss
McAleer coached them. The mega
tive was upheld by Sylvester Smith
and Julia Welzenbach. Miss Lau-
renee coached them. This was a no.
decision debate
Miss Houg's sociology class has
made some good posters These deal
with the subjects covered.
Miss Katherine F. Butterfeld, a
senior in Weiser, Idaho, high school,
won the 1920 scholarship and is now
attending Northwestern University
at Evanston, III. Miss Garland John
son, high school sophomore of
Bridgeport, w. Va, was awarded the
scholarship last year in the Harvey
S. Firestone ESSAY Contest
The report cards were given out
Monday. All pupils in town are ex-
pected to have parents or guardians
sign them. We're you interested
enough to do this? Your bow or girl
will do better work if you are in
terested in the monthly reports.
The Honor Roll
The seventh month was banner
month from the standpoint of scholar
ship. Never before in our history
have we had such large honor roll
or such small failure list. Last
month 43 were in the red. Last
month 81 were on the honor roll
This month there are 81 names on
the list. Here they are Please
note them.
High school honor roll-Am5er
Bickers James Brownlee, Blanche
BoWlin, Jay Cusker, Claude C;arpen-
ter, Irene Carpenter, James Cook.
Dorothy billiard, Doris Everett, Enid
Everett, Edward Erickson, Margaret
Erickson, Alta Tanning, Elizabeth
Funk, Tena Funk, Flossie Fishback,
Juliet GIFTS, Stanley Goldschmidt.
Wilma Gorley, Freda Heeter, Lii
IAN Hubbard, Marjorie jenkins, Ma
bel Johnson, Robert Jelley, Mildred
Elsie Loeppky, Edna Lint
1er, Olga McQuigg, Leslie Mcneil.
David Maltby, Madge Millhouse. Mrs,
:. K. Moschelle, Mark Mason, Sarah
Reeve, Stella Robinson, Raymond
Solfe, Laura Saubak, Helen Seminars
1azel Seminars. Madeline Strachan.
Iohn Solberg, Mona Solberg, Sylves-
er Smith, Robert Stille, Dean Swan
on, Sarah Witt, Flora Walter. Laura
Walter, Marian Walter, Julia We'll
enbach, Isabel Young.
Eighth Grade honor roll-Tbeo-
ore Huff, Agnes Applegren, Robert
'rown, Margaret Brownlee, Keron
hapman, Hazel Carpenter, Myrtle
lehman, Robert Rolfe, Katherine
eeve, lone Smith,
A number of boys reported for
ack work Monday night. It the
Gather permits we should have a
ood track team.
State Music Contest
Gallatin County High School won
st place in the first state inter
holastic music contest which was
included Friday night at Big Tim
r. Glendive was second and Kali
oell third.
Standings Of the schools that won
ints, the scoring being based on
rating of five points for first place.
rec for second and one for third
llspell 10, Lewistown 13. Great
lis 5, Dillon 5, Big Timber 5.
lrlowtown 3, Poison 8, Billings 8.
The following divisions were CON
ited: Male quartet, sextet, from
ne, cornet, mixed quartet, vocal
0, string quartet, orchestra.
A prize winners concert Friday
mt, which concluded the meet, was
ard by more than 1000 persons.
lging by the Gallatin and Glendive
artet, accompanied by the Glen
-e orchestra of % instruments, fea-
ed the concert.
School Music
Music is the strongest co-ordinat-
. influence in education. Through
the educational inheritances are
'ught into closer relation and the
ritual and ethical influences are
'iched by warmer Inspiration
ture has endowed US with rare
ntal and physical gifts. 1t is our
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