The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-04-12
PAST and FUTURE
EVENTS AT SCHOOL
LITTLE ONES SPELL-ATHLETIC
SHOW CLASS
OGRAM-DRILLS


school in the county declamatory to
be held at Bainville on Friday night
of this week. Mrs. johnson will &c
with them
The weekly assembly program will
be given on Thursday of this week
instead of Friday. The Camp Fire
girls will give the program.
The real spelling contest of the
year will be held on Wednesday
evening, April 18. The Northside
second and third grade teams will
meet the Southside second and third
grade teams in this contest. The
following are the members of the
respective teams:
NORTHSIDE
Second-Charley Coffman, Myra
Ness, Dorothy Brown, Herbert Rob-
erts, Marie Allard, Fred Nichol
Third-Vivian Siljenberg, Aileen
Anderson, Gilbert Hide, Helen Hum
phries, Irene Fromdahl, Dellmar
Boyer.
SOUTHSIDE
Second Robert Baldwin, Helen
Jones, Benedict Webinger, Charles
Mitchell, Melbourne Coffey, Walter
Chapman.
Third-Bernice Bogut, William
Sheriff., Muriel Nelson, Philip Cour-
chene, Edna Holderman, Thelma Fin
stad.
The prize for first place is $3.50.
An admission of 10 and 25c will be
charged. School organizations will
furnish the music.
Normal Graduate Teaching
Miss Donoghue will take trip out
to the Krohn school to help Irene
Hanson get her work lined up. Irene
started the Krohn school last Monday
She is the first graduate from our
regular four year Normal Training
course and will teach an eight or nine
month term. Miss Donoghue will |
supervise her work until June /.
Harry Schoening talked to our as
sembly last Tuesday morning. His |
subject was that most important one
Citizenship" He discussed he mean
ing of citizenship and told of the need
for it. He showed the part that the
American educational system plays
in the development of citizens. Mr..
Schoening's talk was timely. The
largest graduating class in our history
is going out to take up the duties of
citizenship and the members need all
of the knowledge in regard to their
future duties that it is possible to
give them. Next Tuesday Mr.. Sever
son of our faculty will talk Too
much value cannot be placed upon
the types of talks which our business
men are generously giving US.
The Great Show
Don't forget the great Athletic
Show in the high school gym on Fri
day night of this week. Admission
25 and soc.
If this nice weather continues the
relay will be run off on
Friday afternoon of this week. The
contest will be pulled off o
at the same time. iC
School Loses a Friend o
The school has lost a friend in the +,
passing of Mr.. Morrisey. He was the g
efficient janitor of the Northside fl
school. He was more than a janitor;
ne was friend of every person in the "
school. His untiring efforts to make O
he Northside school pleasant place G
'or teachers and pupils endeared him
% them Mr.. Morrisey's death was a n
shock as his illness was of short du- h
alton. al
Don't forget the inter-grade spell X
ng contest to be held in the high h,
chool assembly on Wednesday, April q,
8. h.
Eighth grade examinations and 7th re
.rade exams will be held on April
IS and 27. Teachers exams will be ~
eld in Poplar on May 3, A, and 5. he
An English" Play IS
On Friday, April 20, the English or
| class in charge of Miss Shelp, will
i've an assembly Good English pro- =,
ram This is a playlet. The public NJ
invited The characters are as fol-
ows Good English, Ray Cusker; Bad
,nglish, Robert Moore, Yell Leader,
ylvester Smith; I Done, James
Have Went, Sarah Witt; pr
lave Saw, Edwin Erickson; He Don't OF
-lta Tanning; You Was, Boyd Nef- on
er; Had Ought, Julia Welzenbach ne
nd Leota Jensen; Seen, Monnie ou
emo; It's Me, Inez Brown; Amt, tai
ictor Cook; Spirits, Irene Dier, Eliz- mi
beth Funk, Esther Erickson and
-arjorie Knapp; Attorney for De- the
,ndants, James Cook; Attorney for the
laintiff, Laurel Walter; Bailiff, Faye PR
ouey; Clerk, Herman Eggebrecht; ter
ldge, Robert Jelley; Foreman of the tns
Try, Esther Warmbrod; Mr.. John CIV
e, Sylvester Smith; Miss Vocabu- dla
ry, Tena Funk; Mother Tongue,
ossie Fishbach; Good Grammar, tai
lga Fleenor; Miss Spelling, Jessie prs
Miss Correct Writing, $40