The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-05-03

be admitted to the school after $3.50
We want you to visit the class rooms
first. The a~musements are simply an
added attraction. Visit the school
from six to nine. You can't get in
if you wait until after $3.50.
Mothers Afternoon
On Thursday afternoon we are in
viting the mothers of Wolf Point
to see the actual school work. The
hours are from 1:15 to $3.50. Reg
Mar school work will be done. We
want you to see what your boys and
girls are doing and to meet the teach
ers. At $3.50 a little playlet will be
given in the assembly for the moth
ers. Free admission. Don't forget
the date. If you have several child
rem plan to visit all of them if only
for a few minutes. The Mock Com
SCHOOL TWO
mencement will be given on this day.
This is an added attraction.
Senior exams viii be held on Fri
day. May IL. Some may be written
on the tenth.
Annual Program
On Friday evening, May IL, the
annual school program will be given
in the high school assembly. This
will be one of the big programs OF
the The program is not quite
complete at present but will be SIM
liar to the following:
Drill. The Champeen Baseball Nine
Fifth Grade
Drill.......Our Little Washwoman
Third Grade
Study of Pictures First Grade, North
DEMONSTRATION .Sunbonnets and Over
alls ....Second Grade
Song Vacation Song
Sixth Grade
Song.......Little White Butterflies
End and 3rd, North
Drill When 1t Storms
1st, South
Chorus .---.Joys of Spring
-...Isle of Beauty
Lower Grades
plavlet ....Good English
High School Students
Debate: Resolved: That Stealing
Chickens Amt No Crime"
Affirmative
Rufus Rastus Johnsing.--Robt. Brown
Observation-Disclosures Jones. Russell Burn
ison.
Negative
Hezakiah Getdar Robert Rolfe
Ephram Pullemdown---Serafn Lenz
President.--..-Prof. SNOWFALL White
Keron Chapman
Judges---..Orrin Wood and Reuben
Smith.
A few other numbers will be ad-
ded to complete the program. An
admission of 25c will be charged.
The Real Graduates
The Mock Commencement, which
viii be given on the afternoon OF May
10. is free to the public and will be
given in place of our general morn
ing assembly. The program is as
follows:
THE FIRST ANNUAL COMMENCE
MENT of NOJOKE HIGH
Glass Motto Me for a Diploma
Glass Flower -------Ihe onion
Class Animal .-.-------The Pony
Song Class
Salutatorv Robert Rolfe
Fssay-Pies .. Lillian Mus
Orotion-The Autobiography of a
Microbe ......... Edward Erickson
Duet-In the Days l Went to School
Helen Anderson and Elida Smith
~Essay-Weddings Ruth Baldwin
Oration-Life James Brownlee
Essay..--..Hair. Hats and Clothes
Jessie Wagaman
Song-A Parody .-.-.-- Glass
Glass Poem and Prophecy-Madeline
Strachan.
Song. There's No Place Like Home
Audience
Presentation of Diplomas-Norman
Loeppky.
Other Graduates-Vern Jansen, Dor
othy Thomas, Herman Egge-
brecht, Faye Couey. Victor Cook,
Jessie Twitchell, Elida Smith and
Helen Anderson.
Miss Donoghue spent Monday of
this week visiting irene Hanson IN
her school at Waska.
Congressman Leavitt
If our present plans carry Con-
gresham Scott Leavitt will deliver
the commencement address to the
class of 1923 on May 81.
A number of our boys will repre-
sem Wolf Point at Culbertson on
Saturday of this week-provided a
a can be secured to take them.
Miss Myrtle Neiman will leave on
Monday for Missoula where she will
take part in the state declamatory
contest. She will go with the Glas-
gov delegation.
F. H. Livingston.