The Wolf Point herald., 1923-05-24
SENIORS in CENTER
OF SCHOOL STAGE
SENIOR PLAY - SENIOR PARTY
BACCALAUREATE SERVICE
VIDA TRIP

The whirl Of social activities com
bined with the regular school work
caused the school news to be passed
up last week.
On May 18th the Senior class gave
play combined with class day ex-
ercises. The theatre was filled and
we hope that all enjoyed it. The
program was unique in that all 19
members of the class took part. We
wish to thank these business places
for the equipment furnished: Globe,
Fad, HuxsoPs, McAllen's, Brownlee's
Cafe, Farmers Lumber Company,
Presbyterian church. We also wish
to thank those people who furnished
costumes.
The receipts were $145. The ex-
penses were: theatre, $58.65; other
expenses were 1925. This left a
balance of $77.10. This, with other
money in the treasury, allowed each
senior $500 toward his or her grad
uation expenses, such as invitations
and class rings.
On Wednesday evening, May l6,
the grades held track meet. The
afternoon was ideal and some good
records were made. The seventh
grade won the meet. The seventh
grade girls defeated the sixth grade
girls in ball game. The final score
was 18 to ~
On Wednesday morning the mock
commencement was given by group
of Freshmen and Sophomores. This
was take-off on the Senior class and
was enjoyed by the assembly.
On Wednesday afternoon the an
nual high school picnic was held.
Rain and dust failed to scare us out
and the picnic was held out at the
dam on Wolf Creek. All the good
things were enjoyed except the ice
cream which had decided to travel
another route However, the students
finally got it on Wednesday afternoon |
of this week. The freezer had the |
center of the stage and made good |
talk"
The other grades have been hold
ing picnics at nearby places this week
A Senior Party
On Wednesday evening the seniors
and Mr.. and Mrs. Livingston met at
the James Yandell home. From there I
with their hosts and hostesses, Mr..
and Mrs. James Yandell, Mr.. and ]
Mrs. W. B. Everett, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. ].
W. VOORHEES, went to the Liberty
,heatre. where "The Old Homestead i;
vas a real treat. I considered this {
he best picture I had ever seen in
Wolf Point. After the show we went {
@ the Mason residence. Here was
mother real treat. a clever pro- S
ram had been arranged for the Sc
liors and was given by the seniors. q
each senior read what he was given i
nd in doing so incidentally nlrned I
mother senior who was to perform h
certain part in the arranged pro- r
ram. The seniors responded in a z
plendid manner. t
The seniors were then assigned to b
he task of hunting little baskets. O
'artners for the luncheon we're Sc a
ected in this way The luncheon was
banquet. Pressed chicken such as d
lother used to make, fruit salad shat a
lelted in your mouth, ice cream, Ii
ngel food cake and other things too W
umerous to mention were set be- O
ore us. W
One feature of the evening was Il
le worry of Messrs Mason and Yam al
ell over the ice cream freezer. They te
ere sure that some "brave" Junior a.
ould instinctively know where it was IL
It and would cause it to disappear. pl
his caused a little uneasiness among
Ie seniors but thanks to the watch \,
illness of the two gentlemen named IN
e were served with delicious ice
cam.
Midnight found us around the piano
nging songs. Farewells were said
ith regret. The affair was another
the delightful 1928 Senior" Pt
ents. u
Fine Time at Vida w
On May 19 our band went to Vida. co
.eda Heeter and Opal Wright went ce
ong as readers. A full program was ST
ven to packed house. Many com
ements were paid to Mr.. Staples Cl
ID his band. The evening was ne
oroughly enjoyed by all. 1t was Fs
e most pleasant community affair W
: have attended People were there
ON miles around and seemed to en- tn
Y every moment of the evening. of
lie crowd was most orderly and the sh
liens of Vida extended every cour- HI
~ to US. We wish to thank the peo- on
: of Vida for our enjoyable visit
ere and we hope that we may go a
ain some time We also wish to TO-
ank the following for cars furnish DO
+: O. C. Johnson, Arlie Foor, ii. in
Mason, Mr.. Styer, Murel Purdy, +. ba
Shipman, First State Bank, Mr.. Gr
vey and Mr.. Barwise. We wish ice
thank Messrs Couey, Switzer and
mrud for offering cars. Mr.. Lit Wi