The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-22
MANY ACTIVITIES
IN PUBLIC SCHOOLS
SPRINGTIME EVENTS = EXAMI-
NATIONSAPRO ROGRAMS-ATH- /.
LETICS-BEST MARKS

Rev. S. McIvor gave an excellen
talk in high school assembly Tues
day morning on 'Things Wortl
While" This is the first of serie.
of talks by the professinal and bust
ness men of the city.
Local Spelling Contest 9th
Our local spelling contest will be
held on Tuesday evening, March 27
in the high school assembly at 1880
Admission is 10 and 25 cents. The
contestants are: Fifth grade-Julene
Taylor, Marie Bell, Myrtle Johnson,
Leslie Boyer, Reginald Bittle, Man
fred Hauge. Sixth grade-Annie
Tangen, Rita Sheriff., Evelyn Ban
mister, Juliet Siljenberg, Mildred Lit
tlefeld, Charles Smith. Seventh
grade-Irene Boese, Hazel Bell, Ha-
eel McMurtrey, Vera Smith, Vera
Hunt, Norma Littlefeld. Eighth
grade Helen Anderson, Ellen Appel
gren, Cleo Flint, Bernice Connor,
Hazel Chapman, Lucille Zimmerman.
High school-Mabel Johnson, Mae
Voorhees,, Jeanne Taylor, John Tay
lor. Blanche Bowlin and Edna Lin
ter. This promises to be an interest
ing contest.
Dates of Events
The county declamatory contest
will be held on April 13 instead of
April 6, as originally planned.
The state teachers examinations
will be held May 3, a, 5.
The state eighth grade examina
tions will be helds April 26 and 27.
If our present plans carry these ex-
aminations will be given at the Wide
Awake school April 26 and the morn
ing of the 9th. All children of the
Warmbrod, Treeby, Pioneer and
Wide Awake are to write at this
time. On the afternoon of the 9th
and 28th the examinations will be
held at the Liberty for the children
from the French, Krohn, Liberty and
Volt schools. This will be done as
a convenience to our rural children
and will save them the expense of |
coming to town. Supt. Livingston
will probably hold the exams.
The girls indoor baseball teams
have started practice. These teams
may play an exhibition game at the
rural district contest to be held at
Volt on May a.
Spring Program
On Friday of this week our spring ;
program will be given at the assem- ]
bly, period. On Friday, March 80, '
we shall have the following Easter
program:
Song-Springtime --------------4th grade
Recitation The Easter Morn I
Second Grader
Song - -Springtime is Coming
Third Grader t
Recitation -----------------------A Creeu (
Sarah Reeve
Song At Easter Time e
Third and Fourth Grades C
Recitation-Th Sentries Who Fled
From Their POST Boyd Nefzer t.
Song Hallelujah Chorus 0
Junior Glass I
Paper ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS EaSCerIlue
Robert Jelley s.
Miss Dorothy league, former Il
nigh school English teacher in the
ocal school, is now teaching at Tenn b
,leton, California. 81
A variety of stunts are being pre- ts
pared for the Athletic show which n
will be given on the evening of April 2
g. The purpose is to raise money
o pay the athletic debt. X
Volt Field Day to
A rural district spelling contest cs
md field meet will be held at Volt w
N Friday. May 4. The following is er
possible program: ST
O:3O A. M Croquet match-Lib- Il
erty VS.. Volt. br
| 100 A. M Baseball game-French pc
VS.. Pioneer. 10
Q 90 Picnic Dinner nj
1 .0OP M.-Band concert by high
school band. q
I ARP. NJ Spelling Contest 8 ~
rural schools.
2 .3OP. M.-Horseshoe Pitching
match.
4 100 M.-Girls' so yard race.
4 :05 P. MOO yard dash. ov
4 hop. M.-3-legged race. 70,
4 :15 P. Mug of war. in,
80 P. M=Award prizes. or
Wolf Point will not send contest f.,
nts to the state musical meet at ~, 49,
ig Timber in April on account OF "a "a
lie expense. on
Good Work at Mission 80
A visit was made to the Mission o.,
hool last FRIDAY. Some OF the VT
hool work was observed. The free -
md drawings in the primary depart
ent attracted our attention. The ah,
of the upper grades gave ~, ~,
copy of the first issue OF their 80
hool paper. 1t was very good and ~
being used as part of the language fro
ork The domestic science depart
ent is q good one. A large batch TL: IN
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