The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-11-27
SCHOOL. REVIEW IN
CITY and COUNTRY
HONOR ROLLS-MISS SMALL'S 5
PUPILS IN RECITAL
RURAL REPORTS

was:
Hiolo school-Hulda Bach, Monnie
Zemo. Jennie Zemo, Julia Welzen-
bach. Matthew Veldhuis, Harvey Vln-
son. Elida Smith Dean Swanson
Sylvester Smith. Anna Marie Ridge,
Laura Nyland, Myrtle Nieman, Eve
lvn Nahum, Anna Muller, Norma
Tittlefield, Mrs. Krause, Valarah
Jeliey. Robert Jelley, William Hide
R7th Herman. Russell Huxsol, Tena
Fink. Olga Fleenor, Elizabeth Funk
Esther Erickson, Irene Dier, Clyta
Cusker. Mabel Collins. Marian Christ
onson Victor Cook, Hazel Carpenter,
Eldon Couey. Hazel Chapman, Irene
Roese. James Brownlee.. Margaret
Brownlee. Wilmar Burnison, Edna
Brown. Agnes Appelgren. ~
Eiohth Grade-Charles Alexander,
Alice Lund, Ruth Ness, Lyall Riddle
Dale Smith, Alice Finger, Evelyn
Bannister, Margaret Alrick, Violet
erickson, Genevieve Kaster. Norman
Nedrud, Anna Rygg, Harold Snip
man Mildred LIttle1leld
Report Cards Next Week
One third Of our school year will
he up this week. The time is surely
flving. The report cards will be out
again about Monday or Tuesday. The
High school cards will not be put out
until the following week in order
that a check may be taken OF the
work accomplished in the makeup
classes which have been running
from 4 to 5 each night.
The boys basketball practice will
not start until Dec. 8. The girls are
nsing the gym for basketball bames
each night after school.
Some very good literary pro
ogams were held last week. The topic
each day was taken from the pro
cram for Education Week.
Mrs. Wigtil and Mrs A. Y. Appel
oren are attending the State Teach
ers, convention at Billings this week.
Irene DER and Marjorie Knapp
represented our high school at B9ze-
man Girls Vocational conference
last week.
AS soon as the weather becomes
colder we expect to flood the school
ice rink.
work last week collecting clothing. L
anv Of you have any old clothes tina,
e+ii1 can be useful to someone, cal
+ba school and some boys will call fol
them This work is in charge Of the
woman's Club. Mrs. Kelly is the
chairman.
Visits Country Schools
Mr. livingston visited the DR.!
Forks Kohl, Pioneer and Wld'
Awake schools last week. He fount
the attendance good and the worl
well under way A number OF enter
tainments have been held with success
and extra things will be purchased TO
tho schools. The Dry Forks has
nice organ and plans to purchas
1anons. library books and some thing
FOR playground work. The koh
school purchased nice lamp and WI
also buy library books and othe
necessary things. The Pioneer an
wido Awake schools have 1nveste
in splendid sets of reference works.
Violet Erickson has moved I
Tiooa Ruth Sickels and Solver
Bratten have dropped their work
onr school. Wanda Walter enrolle
in the Fifth B Monday.
The Junior class members are &c
.m 70 oivo YOU a musical treat o
the evening of Dec. 10 in the ii.
assembly. Watch for the bills.
John Brown finished up a term 9
school at the Krohn school last week.
Schools First Recital
Tuesday, Nov. II marked the D'
Ginning of an important departmer
in the school work of the Wolf Polf
prblic Schools. On that date nun
her Of pupils from the grades gave
"Racital" This is the first one
the history of the school. Few OF II
children had many lessons but a
nerformed in a very credltaole MAJ
ner Many of the parents an an
friends attended the recital. II
program was.
The Cuckoo Song ---------Neva Feglo
birthday Waltz and Hussars -----------
.Thelma Dyksti