The Wolf Point herald., 1923-03-01
COMING EVENTS in
CITY SCHOOL WORK
WE DO WELL AT SCOBEY-AC-
COUNT SCHOOL-HONOR
ROLL-SPELLING

The district tournament is over and
we are proud of the Wolf Point
team. The boys made good record
at Scobey and showed that they are
in the championship class. They
played heavier and more experienced
teams and kept them guessing. The
championship game with Poplar was
real game from all reports. A COM
plete copy of the Daniels County
Leaders report is given in this paper.
Pierre Taylor to Bozeman
Our extemporaneous speaker, Pierre
Taylor, gave a good account of HIM
self. He has been invited to attend
the state contest Bozeman and will
leave for that place Monday evening.
The Poplar team is slated to meet
the Missoula team in one of the first
games of the state tournament. This
game will be wached with interest.
Our boys may play at Nashua next
week as we owe them a return game.
A game with the city team will be
played on Friday evening of this
week. This will probably be the last
home game of the season.
Spring Athletics
Through the month of March the
coaches will be busy with the boys
who plan to get out for basket ball
next year. We hope to have track
team and send a delegation to Mis-
soula in May. A local track meet
will be held to give the boys practice
and team will be sent to Culbertson
to the county meet.
The girls finished up the season by
playing a fast game at Culbertson.
Up until the end of the third quarter
he score was to in favor of Gull
bertson. In the fourth quarter the
lack of practice told and the final
score was 10 to 8. The girls were
royalty entertained by the Culbert-
sen people. We hope to train
girls baseball team to meet one
of the neighboring high school teams.
Farm Account School
Wednesday in our high school. A
class of 18 boys took the work in
rural accounting. Mr.. Noble hopes
that a number of our boys will enter
club work this year, particularly the
corn club work.
AS the sixth month ends this week,
report cards will be out on Monday.
The year end is not far off. Plans
are now being made for hte closing
activities. The Athletic association
will give a St. Patrick's dance in the
gym. An inter-grade spelling con-
test will be held in April.
A county spelling contest is to be
held March 3Oth and the declamatory
will be held April so our prelimin-
ary contests will have to be out of
the way before these dates. The
spelling lists are being sent out for
the rural school district contest which
will be held at Volt in the last of
April or early in May. The school
will give a general program before
the year end and the band and other
musical organizations will give con-
cert in April.
The Honor Roll
The following were honor roll
students because of standings re-
ceived the first semester: Julia Wei
Orrin Wood, Pierre Taylor,
Sylvester Smith, Katherine Reeve,
Robert Rolfe, Sarah Reeve, Myrtle
Neiman, Marjorie jenkins, Irene
Hanson, Lillian Hubbard, Wilma
Gorley, Juliet GIFTS, Alta Tanning,
Robert Brown, Doris Everett and
Enid Everett. The eighth graders
we're: Ellen Appelgren, Hazel Chap
nan, Melvin Rygg, Cleo Flint, Lu-
lille Zimmerman, Ely McGown, Theo.
Ieistiko, Elida Smith, Marian Chris
enson and anna Muller.
Games of the Season
The following is list of the basket
,all games played this season and
he scores made:
Wolf Point 15; Wesleyan 21.
Wolf Point 21; Culbertson 30.
Wolf Point II; Froid 80.
Wolf Point 10; Glasgow 21.
Wolf Point 12; Malta 81.
Wolf Point %, Culbertson "a.
Wolf Point So; Nashua 12.
Wolf Point 21; Glasgow 6.
Wolf Point 10; Malta 9.
Wolf Point "a; Malta 21.
Wolf Point 34 Antelops %.
Wolf Point; %; Saco 7.
Wolf Point 9; Poplar Is.
The locals scored a total of 267
oints on their opponents for the