The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-08
9TH MONTHS HONOR
ROLL, H. 5. and STH
REPORT CARDS OUT-SCHOOL
CALANDER - SPELLING
TESTS-DINNER

The honor roll for the seventh
month is as follows: High School
Irene Hanson, Enid Everett, Jay Gus
ker, Thelma Anderson, Hulda Bach
Tena Funk, Lillian Hubbard, Will
liam Hide, Lewis Kimmel, Leslie Nc.
Neil, Mark Mason, Myrtle Nieman
Sarah Reeve, Katherine Reeve, Syl-
vester Smith, Hazel Seminars, Glen
Thorn, Jean Taylor. John Taylor,
Pierre Taylor, Lois Warmbrod, Or
rim Wood, Julia Welzenbach, Julius
Welzenbach and Jennie Zemo.
Eighth Grade-Ellen Appelgren,
Howard Billings, Edith Billings, Ber-
nice Connor, Cleo Flint, Theodore
Leistiko, Verna Riggin, Keith Rig
gin, Elida Smith and Lucille Zin-
norman.
Check the Cards
The report cards were handed out
= the first of the week. Parents should
check these. The final results of
the work for the last semester are
on the cards. Most students take
four subjects. Several are carrying
five and few are taking SIX
Basketball is still the chief game.
On Monday evening the girls practice
Mr.. Livingston in charge. Tues
day and Thursday, the high school
boys with Mr.. Gillespie and Mr.. May
in charge; Wednesday, grade and
his. hno' r--y with Mr.. L
l'ss .,.,..a - sors in fore,I
with Mr.. Severson in charge; Sat
urday morning at 10 o'clock, lower
grade boys with Mr.. Livingston in
charge.
- 9th Graders Strong
Last Friday night the 9th graders
trimmed the freshies 38 to in the |
preliminary game The 9Th graders
have . prod team .Ad will furnish !
material for our high school team
within the next two years.
The second game between the city
and high school teams was good
game. The high school boys showed
much Improvement and two weeks
more on our season would have made
them championship calibre. They are
shooting much better than ever be-
fore The city boys were shooting
from every angle and kept the lead
through most of the game. The final
score was 18 to 27 in favor of the
citv We wish to thank the city team
and patrons for making this game
snccess. The gate receipts were $40
and will be used to purchase letters
Tb balance was used to send our ex-
temnoraneous speaker to Bozeman.
Our football boys will not holo
the st. Patrick's dance because OF
the county seat dance on the same
date. The boys will help to make
this dance a success.
On April 13 we plan to give an p
athletic show to pay off the debt OF "
800 contracted by the athletic team. a
The School Calander n
March 23-Local spelling contest. u
March 3U-opehiiis
Froid E,
April 4-Local declamatory contest =
April 6-Declamatory contest at
Bainville. ~
April 6-Senior dance in gym. u, ~
Anril 13-Athletic show by the =, "
athletic boys. til
April 1S-Senior program. in
Anril 24-Musical concert at the tn
Liberty theatre. W
Nav 4-District rural spelling
contest and field meet at Volt. m
Nav 11-General school program in
and exhibit. la
May -Baccalaureate services IN nj
high school assembly. tn
Nav 15-Senior class day exer- ga
,ises.
Nav 16-Annual high school pic an
Has tn
1ic.
Nav Commencement
Nav 22-Eighth grade exercises. is
Nav 25 and 26-Final examlna- IN
DAA' gr
ions.
May 27-Check in. ho
Dates have not been set LOT tne 10,
ocal track meet and county track do
meet. The boys expect to start tne Po
rack work about April if the wea- ha
her permits. ow
Spelling Tests the
A spelling test was given the nlgh III III
chool and eighth grade last week. l.,
he pupils were divided into two d. He
isions. Seventy three wrote set |.