The Wolf Point herald., 1924-03-13
SICKNESS CUTS In
ON SCHOOL WORK
EPIDEMIC OF MEASLES AND
COLDS-HEALTH REGULA-
TIONS ON QUARANTINE

SCHOOL IL any OIuCI IlClIlDCI VI GlAC
family is Quarantined because of the
measles. The children of the family
who have had measles may come.
This is the order Of the health officer.
Most of the additional texts need
ed because of the promotions made
at the end Of the first semester are
here.
This week ends the sixth month
and report cards will be sent out
Monday of next week. Pupils who
have marks below 80 should spend
more time on their work.
Brockton Coming
On Saturday afternoon of this
week the Brockton school will send
boys basketball team up to play
our eighth grade team. The game
will be called about 1:15 so that
they may return on the Skidoo. An
admission of 10 cents will be charg-
ed Later our boys will play re-
turn game there.
Another rural school meet and
spelling contest will be held at Volt
this year. The spelling lists are be-
ing sent out at this time. The ex-
act date of the meet will be an
nounced later. A rapid addition
contest may be held at the same
time.
In preliminary trial held in
arithmetic, Miss Arnts' room took
first place in rapid addition. The
eighth A took first place in factor
ing. The 8thA, 9Th B, 7th and 9th
grades took part. The final contest
will be held the first of next week.
Additional Teacher
Miss Ethel Often, an advanced
graduate of Valley City, has arrived
to take charge Of the 9Th B grade.
Miss Dorothy billiard has been Ill for
several days. Ernestine Warmbrod
has helped in the first srsde.
Miss Donaghue will go out to the
liberty school on Saturday. The
following normal training girls will
90 with her for their practice teach
ing; Thelma Anderson, Mildred
Kinmel Lillian Hubbard, Wilma
Corlev. Ernestine Warmbrod will
take part of her practice work IN
o1r first grade. Later on one OF the
others will come in and Ernestlne
will 60 out to the Liberty. This IS
the first year we have had practlce
school All of these girls will re-
coive second grade certificates IN
T ,d ,,,i11 ba ready to teach rural
schools. u.+
Marjorie Knapp gave an excellent
talg about her trip to the racine
coast last summer. She told OF the
historical pageant she saw wnlle
there.
One of the best of grade programs
was given last week by Miss Dull
lentv's third grade. The clock drill
was an interesting number. MISS
Clayton's room gave program TINS
week. :,
,,laved two duets for assembly Fri
dav morning. We hope to have more
musical programs this semester.
Play Postponed
The work on the senior play mas
baen nostponed until the middle OF
Anril This will give the senior
,,,er,bers a chance to get good
start on the semester's school work
before the year end activities are
started.
L. Froon in Miss Randalls room.
These show the physical features OF
wontana Her penmanship and
drawing displays are well worth
looking at. 81.
The contestants are preparing Tor
o,,r annual declamatory contest. MISS
Ohnstad is the coach.
pierre Taylor spent last week IN
Rozoman. Miles City defeated Pop-
lo, 10-5 in the first game. Poplar
r1as 30 +ben eliminated by Whitehall 70
m''7 The basketball championship
~ ~ mon bv Butte high. The speak
inc contest was won by Great rams
and the essay contest by Bozeman.
Our penmanship work IS Produc-
ino snlendid results. Miss Bakken
renorts n that all Of her pupils have
earned the Palmer button
Many improvement certihcates
and final certificates in penmansmp
are reported from the various gfaoes
of the Southside school. This IS an
important feature of school work
and the results obtained are very
gratifying.
We expect to conduct eighth grace
exams in the rural schools some time
during April This will beneht the
older pupils who have to leave the
schools for spring work.
F. H. Livingston.