The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-27

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The other members of Miss Smalls
classes r giving a recital on Tues
day of this week. The members Of
Mrs. e. L. Shipman's classes will give
a recital in December.
Camp Fire Patry
The Wolf Point Camp Fire Girls
held a party in the gym on Friday
night Of last week. 1t was an Amer
%icanization party. All the girls were
in costume. These costumes repre-
scented foreign countries. Each person
present was given passport papers.
These papers were the caus of much
merriment. The early part of the
evening was given over to the initia-
ton Of new members. Later in the
evening the boys arrived and those
who wished danced. Most of them
seemed to prefer to gather around
the piano and sing the popular songs.
Mrs. Peglow played. A delicious
luncheon was served at 1870.
The report from the 5-B penman-
ship papers which were sent in re-
Gently is back. Bernice Bogut secured
an Improvement Certificate; Cath
arine Catlin earned a Palmer Method
button; Lillian Perry and Aileen An
derson were given Progress Pins. The
Palmer penmanship system is going
to be pushed in our rural schools and
we hope that many of the children
in the rural schools will carr certifi-
Gates during the year. I have just
completed checking the Ell. Science
and Physics notebooks. When 1 com
pare the ~penmanship of these books
with that of a few years ago. I can
see that the Palmer system is getting
results, Most Of the poor penmanship
is done by pupils who have not come
up through our grade system.
Letters From Graduates
I am in receipt of a letter from
three former graduates of the Wolf
Point High school. I know that they
wont care if I have it printed.
Dillon, Montana,
Nov. 16. 1924.
Dear Mr.. Livingston: +,
We have been intending to write I
for a long time but it was hard for
the three of US to get together. The
last few weeks, especially, we have
of the Wolf Point High 7
school on account of the football !
games here. The football team is
quite good. They have beaten Kicks
College in idaho and the Dillon High
school. We were proud of them for 7
that because it was something that /
had never happened before. Our root !
section isn't as good as we had /
n high school but it hasn't been or !
ganized for long. At the last game (
between the Normal and the High c
school there was 50 much enthusiasm I
It reminded US of the Poplar-Wolf :
Point games. !
The new school buildings are well +
lnder way. We expect to use the new /
gym by the first of December. The Z
gym is a wonderful building. There Q
S to be a basketball court, baseball >
liamond, hand ball court. and bowl =
NC alley. We expect to have swim &
ming pool sometime in the future af- y
er the money is raised for it. They 4
ne also building a new library, heat 9
ag plant and a residence for the en- o
4
The enrolment this quarter is Il
than it has ever been before. Q
There are about forty boys and four 81
hundred girls cratic 1 to 100 Il
VIZ r still very interested in the 8
Wolf Point High school. Whenever V
We get q Wolf Point paper there is S
lways a fight to see~which one reads
t first, and the first thing we look
or is the school notes. However, we IL
it here too, and we are sure that L
E our education is not complete in is
ny other way we will be well in c
in the matter of beans, J;
and dried loganberries. g,
Yours sincerely, hi
Doris, Juliet and Enid. F
Our school enjoys these letters. 1
We hope others of our graduates or l
pupils will write us. W
Miss Mabel Johnson, a former Wolf in
'oint High school pupil, is enrolled R
the Union A High School at Kirk G
md, Washington. R. E. Storey, 1
Supt. at Harlem, Mont, is in