The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-10-19
RURAL CONCERTS
SCHOOL ORCHESTRA
NURSE REPORTS-WOLVES WIN
FIRST GAME-OTHER ITEMS
OF CURRENT ACTIVITIES

Last Thursday evening our schoC
band gave a concert at the Pionee
school. After the concert the Pic
neer school children gave an exec.
lent school program. Miss Flor
Walter is the teacher and is doinI
good work . After the program
pie social was held. The bidding wa
fast and we watched the pies sprou
wings and fly Iaway on silver dollars
Robert Jelley thought that they mus
be lawfully good pies" Harolt
Thompsaon and Robert Moore mast
cred the technique of a pie social
paying the highest price ($7.25) TO.
a pie. Harold Shipman and Bernard
Markham would have been Thankful
for chopsticks so eager were they t.
get all of the pie "inside." The tota
receipts were $42.09 and will hell
this school to add a few things which
will make the Pioneer school life
more pleasant. We certainly had a
good time every minute and this in
tAAoCd bilC OllibC VIC SpCiiI WdCCIlllS
John and Mark heave on that all
pump.
This week on Wednesday we go
to the Liberty school and on Friday
to Froid. These trips will be made
if the weather is nice. The gener-
Gus support by car owners has been
most encouraging.
Our high school enrolment has in
creased to 1873. The following have
enrolled since the last report: Hulda
Bach, William Hide, William Miller,
Tena Funk. Herman Eggebrecht,
Victor Cook, Laurence Readicker,
Joe Giersdorf, Dean Swanson, Pierre
Taylor, and William Marmon. Anna
Miller enrolled in the eighth grade.
Many of the grade teachers are
Frightening their rooms. Curtains,
flowers, leaves, pictures and black
board designs have appeared in sew
eral of the rooms. These give an
air of cheerfulness to the rooms and
make them more inviting to the chill
dren. Mr.. Steele and Mr.. Livingston
spent some time in a few of the rooms
checking up the adjustment of seats.
Our seats are made adjustable. A
poorly adjusted seat will cause the
child to take an incorrect posture.
Miss Francis Beachler has with
drawn from high school because of
i'll health.
Mr.. Staples assignments for the
vocal music lessons in the grades
for the month of October were given
out last week. These assignments
include songs for our Halloween
program. Our school Halloween pro-
gram will be given on the evening of
October 81.
On Friday, Oct. 27, u football
team will meet Glasgow there. Glas-
gov was defeated at Culbertson last
Saturday 38 to 0. Our next game
here is with Culbertson on Nov. 10
or IL.
Miss Donaghue of the Normal
Training department will assist Supt.
McFarlan and State Rural Inspector
Knobel in holding teachers meetings
in the east end of the county next
week. These meetings will be held
at Froid, Bainvillee and Culbrtson.
Week before last Supt. McFarlan,
Mrs. Butler the Red Cross nurse, and
Mr.. Livingston visited all the rural
schools in District No. As. Our rural
srhools have a good start this year.
The teachers who are mainly Wolf
Point High School graduates are
starting the school year with en-
thusiasm. The enrolment is good in
all of the schools. The patrons are
showing a spirit of cooperation that
will do much to make a successful
year. We shall try to serur
all materials necessary so that teach
ers will not be handicapped for lack
material. The swings at the
French school have been especially
we'll put Up. The birdhouses at this
house showed the interest of
the children in their school.
The fine large clock at the Waska
added much to the room. At
a number of the schools the teachers
mad display work up which showed
what they were doing as well as adj
ling to the at~tractiveness of the
rooms.
The Liberty school is crowded to
capacity. Elizabeth Brown has started
/ Health Club. We hope that all of
our teachers will do this. Tooth
are especially needed by the !:
school children. I have plenty of /:
soothpaste on hand to supply all of :
he rural schools. This is sent free
" the Colgate Company. :
/ have the Red Cross nurses re- :
,ort on the examinations made. 1t +:
S as follows: :
Total number of examinations :
maze Oh .
with diseased tonsils 49, so :
Number with adenoids ----------- 29 :
Number with decayed teeth ------- Sc :
Number with enlarged glands 80 5 .