The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1923-03-29
.l9 HIGH STUDENTS
FINISH THIS YEAR
LARGEST CLASS YET BATTLE
OF ORTHOGRAPHY-
IOR CLASS PLAY


be given at the assembly period on
Friday of this week. On Friday, Apr.
6, the science classes, in charge of Mr..
Gillespie, will put on a program and
they promise one that will interest
anyone.
The local declamatory contest will
be held on Wednesday evening, April
a, at 7:30. The admission will be
10 and 25c. If enough is taken in
the winners will be sent to Bainville
to the county contest on April 13.
The following is the declamatory
program:
''The Otherwise Man" Myrtle Neiman
GAS the Moon Rose" Audrey Johnson
"How the LaRue Stakes were Lost"
Tena Funk.
"a Transaction in Mumps Frances
Cramer.
"Billy Brad and the Big Lie" Opal
Wright
''The Mission Box that Scandalized
the Village" Prudence GIFTS
Jean Taylor Wins Spelling
Last Tuesday evening the spelling
contest was held in the local high
school. Thirty contestants took part.
They went through a hard list of
words sent out by the county super
intendent There were few casual
ties. The list contained 800 words.
One by one they left the platform
as the second list was pronounced
until finally Mabel Johnson, a sopho-
more, and Jean Taylor, freshman,
were left. These two battled for
time until Mabel came to the word
This was too much and
Jean was the victor First prize was
$3.50 Jean and Mabel will repre-
sent us at the county meet at Froid
on Friday of this week.
On April 18th the real spelling
battle will take place when the North
siders meet the Southside team.
Keep the date open.
The Miles City basketball team
will represent the State Of Montana
at the tournament at Chicago next
week.
A good program is promised at
)ur Athletic show on April 13.
Entertain B. B. Boys
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
smith entertained the first squad of
boys. Messrs Gillespie,
lay and Livingston at a o'clock
inner. The table was loaded with
elicious viands. All of us lived up
o our regulations and did full justice
0 the dinner. At 1880 Sylvester
eaded us for the Liberty theatre
there we completed most pleasant
vening. The game of basketball it
elf is a great sport but these delight
ul affairs add much to it.
Assembly Talks
Last Tuesday morning John F.
ook spoke at our general assembly.
Iumor mixed with interesting facts
aused his audience to give him close
ttention He showed the students
le value of the things they are learn
lg today. His remarks on the value
f spelling were timely. He conclud-
/ with a Wisconsin Missouri story
hich rounded out most delightful
Tx On Tuesday of next week
ugh Marion will speak to us. A. V.
ppelgren has given several interest
q talks to the elementary economics
ass.
On Thursday afternoon at 2:45 we
all have our inter-grade physical
Ilture contest. Each grade will be
ven not more than eight minutes
show what it has been doing in
e way of physical culture exercises
is year. These exhibitions will be
Id in the gym. Admission is free
d the public is invited.
Senior Play
The seniors are starting work on
cir one-act play waiting for the
oily" Mark Mason, May Voor-
es and Doris Everett will play the
lin parts.
Track work will begin next week.
the weather does not permit, the
rk will be done in the gym.
Band and orchestra practice have
en- doubled in preparation for the
nual Concert which will be held on
ril oath.
me SENIOR Dance VIII HOC De HSlu
April 6 but will give way to the
gree of Honor dance in Stennes'
| on that date
Miss McAleer is absent this week
ause of the serious illness of her
er, Mrs. Tom Kelly. Miss Donog-
and Mr.. Livingston are handling
classes.
The seventh month is up this week.
,ort cards are to be out on Mon
of next week Two months of
ool are left.
fiss Irene Hanson is taking her
ctice teaching at the Wide Awake
Dol this week Irene will be the
student to complete the full Nor
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