The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-06-12
SUMMER ACTIVITY
SUCCEEDS SCHOOL
YEAR-END TURNS STUDENTS
AND TEACHERS TO PLANS
FOR VACATION
Many Take Up Special Work. All
But A Few of Faculty VIII
Return Here

Two members of the class of 1924
were not mentioned in the other list
published. Marjorie Jenkins grad
uated with high honors from the
Malta high school this year. Her
marks entitled her to be valedictor-
fan but the fact that she had been
in Malta but one year prevented her
from filling the place so she was
made salutatorian of the class. Isa-
belle Jerrow graduated from the
Great Falls high school this year.
Glass of "a Scatters
The members of the "a class are
pretty we'll scattered. John Brown
is teaching at Waska. Pierre Tay
Tor is to leave for Miles City this
week to attend summer school for
teachers. Robert cambridge has
gone to Fargo, North Dakota. Thel-
ma Anderson finished the school
term at the Liberty school. Leslie
Mcneil is leaving this week for Utah
where he will take up military train
ing. James Brownlee of here and
Herman Eggebrecht of Vida, are go
ing to the same camp. Prudence
GIFTS has gone to Minneapolis and ex-
poets to enroll in a nursing course.
Edna Lintner will enter the Glasgow
hospital this summer to start train
ing for nursing.
The members of the faculty have
gone. or are going in the near fu-
ture.
Walter H. May will attend the uni
versity of Wisconsin. He expects
to continue his work there next
wear. Mr.. May has been splendid
helper and a good teacher. We have
enioved his work with us and wish
him success in the future.
Dan Staples will attend the uni
versity of Wisconsin. He Will re-
turn next year.
J Frank H. Livingston Will atteno
the university of Wisconsin.
Douglas F. Smith will remain IN
Wolf Point for the summer. lie mas
signed to return next year.
Frances Jameson has gone to her
home in Shullsberg, Wisconsin. she
will not return next year although b
nroed to do so. Miss Jameson is
one of the best English and Latin
teachers our high school has ever {
had. She was a hard worker and
tbis has much to do with her health '
breaking.
Francis Ohnstad returned to her i
home in Devils Lake, North Dakota. i
She will return to Wolf Point next t
year.
Laura Dahlstrom returned to her
home in Billings. She will return Y
next year. L
: Belle Donaghue will return next
year. She will take some speclal
work in the university of Minnesota
his summer.
: Grade Teachers Returning
All the grade teachers are return y
ng next year except Miss Clayton, Il
who has signed up at Libby; Miss a
Grace DulIenty, who will teach in 81
he western part of the state and 81
Mss often who took Mrs. WigtiPs g
,lace for part of the year. Mrs. Wig 3
il will return next year. Il
Most of the teachers are spending L
heir vacations out of town. CT
Katharine McAleer, Wolf Point; tf
Elsie Mcneil, Washington, D. c.; q
,uella Arnts, Jordon, Minnesota; bl
Irs. AL Applegren, western Montana; gt
Irs. Mayme Wigtil, Gilman, Mon SC
ana, on her claim; Sophia DeMille, 5
baldwin, Wisconsin; Grace DuHenty
restern Montana; Beryl Clayton, O.
Amestown and Aberdeen; Florence gi
Telson, western Montana and Dillon; pc
Elizabeth Randall, Wolf Point; o.
lanche Saunders, Glendale, North de
akota; Myrtle Bakken, Valley City, IS
orth Dakota; Hilda Fossen, State
ormal, Valley City. co
At the present writing four rural WI
,achers have signed up. They are: te
Ida Fossen, for the French; John at
rown, for the Waska; Thelma An tu
srson. for the Liberty, and Mildred
imnnel for the Volt. The other
ositions will be filled soon. otl
So Eighth Grade Graduates IN
Thirty-six eighth graders have tir
zen granted diplomas this year. The
flowing is a list of those given ella
plomas on June 9Th: ma
Frances Cramer, Fayrie Homrig- ye
lus of the Dry Fork school; Robert COZ
lomas, Evelyn Nahum, of the un
'ench school; Frank and Mary Toavs res
the Wide-awake school; Erling gri
elstrup of the Dry Forks school; en-;
azel McMurtney, Norma Littlefield, IN
'ederick Laroque, John Williams, it.
enc Boese, Nora Hanson, Valarah
LEY, lima Herman ,Wayde Little edl
Id, Helen Fox, Eldon Couey, Ell as
ra Loeppky, Mabel Collins, Marvin cot
lus, Marvin Severson, Edna Esko, ren
lrvey Vinson, Russell Huxsol, to
wight Treeby of Dry Fork school. for
arence Bartel and Jacob Neufeld der
the Pioneer school were given dip tax
mas in the early spring. Several