The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-10-30
Crowded. High School

Crowded High School
There are so enrolled in our Fresh
man class now. We have "a Sophie
mores. 10 Juniors and 26 Seniors.
There are 6 pupils who are part High.
This gives us a total Of 1876 in High
school. We have 50 in the Eighth
grade. Hence we have 167 sitting in
our High school assembly. This is
a large crowd to have on a single
floor Of our building. 1t means that
every single foot of space is utilized.
Our students understand the crowded
condition and we have 1000 CO.
operation.
William Smith gave a good talk
on Monday morning. He chose as
his topic "Sportsmanship." Good
craftsmanship can be displayed on
the athletic field, in the school, on
the street and in the home in various
ways. These were discussed by Mr..
Smith.
Rev. Sidney Walker addressed the
High school assembly on Tuesday
morning. His subject was "Beans
and Nuts" Rev. Walker showed us
the part that ability, efficiency and
integrity played in producing human
Beans or nuts. His talk was thor
oughly enjoyed by the assembly.
The Fifth A in charge of Miss Ran
dali have produced some excellent
product maps of South America.
C. W. Mcneil gave us a large num-
Der of copies of the Pathfinder If
you want to know what other people
think of Bible study read the editor
ial in the December Independent.
The June number of The GOodhouse-
keeping also has a splendid article on
this subject.
For Lighter Taxes
If you want to tighten your school
taxes and still keep up the efficiency
of your schools, vote for the Mines
Metal Tax. 1t is an opportunity that
we in Northeastern Montana have
long awaited. The natural resources
of the state a be used for NJ hotter
puTr, Sc thaa 10 keep up the sch' IS.
Miss Trumper
believe that every person inter
ested in the public schools of Mon
tana will cast a vote for Miss May
Trumper for State superintendent
Miss Trumper has been an efficient
superintendent. She has brought our
schools up to a high standard. She is
well qualified for the position ana
has given faithful service. Miss
Jumpers efforts to make it pos
sible for every child to have a chance
to receive at least an eighth grade
education have been seriously OBJ
jected to by those who would keep
down costs no matter who is sacri-
feed. We don't want to lose sight
Of u schools in the smoke of the
battle Of election. Too often the
education Of the children has been
hindered because it interferes with
the pet plan of some INSCRIPTIONS
politician. A school superintendent
should not be selected because he is
a Democrat, a Republican or some
thing else. He or she should only be
selected on his or her merits. The
sooner Montana gets the state super
intendent and county superintendent
out of politics the better it will he
for the schools. There is no more
important public enterprise in the
State Of Montana than the education
of Montana's children. Miss Trum-
per has always been a friend to the
small. town and rural schools.
Don't forget to vote It is not a
privilege. 1t is a duty. You have a
responsibility. Are you big enough
10 meet it? ;
Those neither absent nor tardy for
he first month in the First B grade
5outhside were: Waldron Wigtil, !
Edward st. Germaine, Donald Stem ]
les, Roland Zimmerman, Louise St. J
1ermaine, Mae Brownlee, Lyman ]
Clayton, Lois Dewitt, Rose Holder ]
nan, Leland Haggerty, Thomas Jan !
zen, Katherine Norby, Vincent Ned
I'D, Eleanor Mus, and Walter Rem.
The best standing were: Music, {
Katharine Norby "a; Reading, Jean
Marshall sc; PhOnlcs, Leland Hag- i
,erty; Numbers, Louise St Germaine I
Language and Penmanship, e
louise St. Germaine 85 and SO; Hy- T
-iene, Roland Zimmerman 80; Draw
ng, Louise St. Germaine 81. \
First A Grade-perfect attendance 9
Jorinth Saunders, Berdean Wilson, I
Helen Murphy. 7
Best marks: Reading, Helen Muir r
ny 80; Language, Berdean Wilson I
IS; Numbers, Berdean Wilson "a; I
'honics, Berdean Wilson go; Music, T
3erdean Wilson SO; Drawing, Robert
Iuxsol IS; Hygiene, Berdean Wilson S
IS. 7
Second B Grade-perfect atten- I
lance Violet Renville, Lillian Kel- I
ogg, Myrtle Skaret, Aloysius Cody,
1llabelle Daley, Harold Isachsen, S
Harry Rybock, Raymond Reichert, 8
Donald Mcneil, Arlie Riddle, Milo 9