The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-05-29
income CO. ANNUAL
SCHOOL ROUNDUP
OVER 800 CHILDREN TAKE
PART in EVENTS, 81 SCHOOLS
REPRESENTED
(Circle Banner)

The Fourth Annual McCone Coun-
ty Interscholastic Roundup was held
in Circle, Thursday and Friday, May
15th-16th. This was by far the
biggest and most successful roundup
ever held here. Twenty-seven grade
and four high schools were repres-
ented by about 800 children.
State Superintendent May Trum-
per was present the first day of the
roundup and held a trustees meet
ing. On Thursday evening the Cir
Gle grade school put on a children's
operetta con Midsummer's Day." in
which 81 children took part. This
was put on the evening before for
the townspeople. After the operetta
the roundup visitors were given free
admission to the Princess theatre
where "Brawn of the North" a film
was shown.
Nickwall Wins Cup
The Nickwall school for the third
time won the greatest number of
points, 55, and thereby took the Co.
ra Bauer Trophy. A banner was
gwen three years G and last year
a cup was offered. AS this cup was
to be awarded permanently to the
school winning the cup two success
sive years, it nov belongs to the
Nickwall school. The Sunnyside
school with % points, took second
place and received the Circle High
School trophy. lola Baker of Nick
wall had 20 points to her credit and
was awarded the Georgia B. Hannah
trophy which goes to the grade stu
dent making the most points. either /
scholastic or athletic or both. Per-
cy Williamson of Hamblin made /
points in athletics and won sec {
ond individual honors. The Theo L. |
Bair cup for county championship in E
oral spelling went to Fred Douglas c
18th grade) Of Nickwall. The Sen /
ator McCone trophy for county cham a
pionship in written spelling was won p
by Virginia Stone 10Th grade) Of t
Creek School. The J.J. Ken
dig trophy for singing was awarded a
to Circle for the splendid singing in f
connection with the operetta. The |:
Figure Eight School was awarded e
the Montana tuberculosis Associa- r
Jon Cup for the best health work. "
Track Meet V
On Friday afternoon a tri-county b
high school track meet was held.
McCone county was represented by
Brockway and Circle; Garfield coun-
~ by Jordan; and Dawson county
by Richey. John Burns, the winner
Of the individual honors at the In
,erscholastic Track Meet at Missoula
his year took individual honors here
lie took first place in all five events
le was allowed to enter, a total OF ia
s points. He was awarded the G. b,
Baldwin trophy for individual
lonors at the meet. Lloyd Decker
Circle, with 10 points was second
nigh man. Burns of Jordan put Jor-
Ian in the lead and this lead was
maintained until the close of the last
event, the $50 yard relay. At the =
beginning of this event Jordan had
points and Circle 20h. Circle g
took all three places in this event Sc
and the attending six points, thereby u
taking the meet by u a point. The
standings of the teams, therefore, =
we're as follows: Circle 26h, Jordan +
26, Richey 16h; B%rockway 0. The A
Campbell trophy for the high q
chool winning the meet vas won by /
The R. M. James trophy d
which goes to the high school win 3
ling the relay race was also won by II
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