The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-04-03

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before being granted the diplomi
r They are Anna jacob, Laurenc
Readicker, Blanche Alexander {
s Nichol, Howard Wood, Edna Brow
e Thomas Barton and Leo Spangle.
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on April 1 of this week. Sever
other good jokes were PLAYED. I
you don't believe it ask Verne
Schneider.
If possible to get things lined up
we hope to open the Krohn schoo
on Monday, April T.
Teachers exams will be held a
Froid and Poplar on May 1, 2, anc
3.
Dwight Treeby was one of the
rural eighth graders who earned &
diploma because of the results Of
the last examinations.
If the weather permits we hope
to have our annual rural meet at
Volt on May 1.
Mr.. Mcneil and his helpers did
some good work at the school over
the week end. Many of the rooms
were scrubbed and oiled.
Miss Jameson was on the sick
list for two days of this week.
Miss DeMille's room gave a good
program last Thursday at assembly.
Lucille Clement was official announ-
Ger. The three songs "I Saw a Ship
A-sailing," a "Sleep Song" and "a
Wonderful Man" were good.
Then followed two very good reel
tations-"Playing for Keeps" by
Phil Courchene and "When Father
Was a Boy" by Frances Zemo.
The Dutch dance was a clever
number and will be used with the
above recitations on one of our pub
lie programs.
Our high school was shocked Fri
day of last week to learn of the pass
ing away of a member, Lillian Mus.
Lillian was a sophomore in our high
school and all of the other members
were her friends. She was a willing
worker and held high standards.
She is being missed and our deepest
sympathy is extended to her family
in this sad hour. The sophomore
attended the funeral in a body.
Her confirmation class was also pres
emit. Each of the other classes sent
two representatives.
Robert Jelley and Matthew Weld
luis gave two assembly talks this
week. Robert talked on College
Entrance Requirements. Matthew
old of his automobile trip from Eu-
'eka, California, to Wolf Point.
The seventh grade has a good pen i
nanship report. Miss Mcneil is the |
eacher. Those earning the Palmer
Method Button are Glen Vinson, Lii
Hauge, Roswell Billing, Morris =
Herman Nieskins has earned
lis improvement certificate. Those
Who have the Students Final Certi- {
.icates, which are the highest given, I
re Anna Rygg, Mildred Littlefeld, Y
lnna Anderson, Mabel Nichol, Eve :
yn Bannister and Margaret Alrich.
Shipman has earned his Pro-
ress Pin.
Good work has been on display in
sveral of the rooms during the past
eek. The best is being saved for
lr exhibit.
Displays of health posters were to
e seen in the following rooms: Miss =
eMille's, Mrs. Wigtil's and Mrs.
ppelgren's.
Mrs. Appelgren also had displays
{ color work, ink sketches, maps of
urope and penmanship work.
Mrs. Wigtil has a large display of
enmanship.
Miss Arntz has a large product
of South America. Many postal
ards were on the bulletin board.
hese showed scenes of the southern
ates. Her display of Dutch land
and wooden shoes was also
)od.
Miss Randall had a set of white
lalk sketches on black paper that
ere good.
Miss Dullenty displayed paper cut
ng.
Miss Clayton had some clever de-
GINS that had been worked up by
pupils. Her pencilship display
as also good.
Miss Nelson has received many
rd pictures from a baking powder
-mpany. These add to the attract
eness of the room. The flowers
ID kites cut from paper give the
ON a springlike air.
Miss W%armbrod, who has been
lping in the first grade, has been
the sick list.
Several of our high school bows
II attend the military training
mp during 'the coming summer
who were there last year en-
yed it very much.
Howard Billing has withdrawn