The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-02-28
REARRANCEMENT OF
GRADES LINED UP
PIERRE TAYLOR WINS CONTEST
AT NSDALE-HONOR ROLL
OF II. S. AND 9th

the past three weeks but the rush Of
promotions, new schedules and other
school activities prevented the writ
ing of news.
The semester promotions caused
new lineup of grades:
Miss Saunders-First A and B
Northside.
: Miss Bakken-Second A and 3rd
A, Northside.
Miss Nelson-First A and B,
Southside. miss Dorothy billiard is
assistant in this room until April -
Miss Clayton-Second A and B.
Miss Third A and B.
Miss Fousek-Fourth A.
Miss Randall-Fifth B and 9th B.
Mrs. Appelgren-Fifth A.
Miss Arnts-Sixth A and 7th b.
Miss McNeil-Seventh A.
Mr.. Livingston-Eighth B until
new teacher arrives.
Miss McAleer-Eighth A.
In the high school the following
changes have been made IN the
schedule:
Mr.. Smith-Economic Civics to
Occupation.
Mr.. Smith-Sociolog Nv to Po-
litical Economy.
Mr.. Smith-Added Commercial
Law.
Mr.. May-Commercial Arithmetic
to Commercial Geography.
Mr.. May-Higher Algebra to Trig-
onometry.
The other high school subjects
continue through the year.
Mrs. billiard brought several cop
les of the magazine "Our World" for
use in the school. These are val
liable reference. A few failures in
the work of the first semester can
be traced to the fact that the student
did not do enough outside reading.
This semester large number of the
students have subscribed for the Lit
erary Digest. Some of the lower
grades have subscribed for Current
Events.
Debate Lost
The Wolf Point debat team lost
to the Saco debaters last week. Inc
debate was a good one and the coach'
Miss Jameson, reports that many
Saco people believed our team to be
the better debaters.
Pierre Taylor Wins
In the district eXtemporaneous
xpeaking contest held at Hinsdale ]
last week, Pierre Taylor was an easy {
winner. Seven high schools were D.;
represented. Pierre has been in
vited to Bozeman for next week and {
will take part in the state contest
there.
Death Takes a Student
The high school was shocked to
learn of the sudden death of mem
Der, Dorothy Phillips. Dorothy en-
rolled in our highschool as a Fresh I
man. Since she had been here she 7
made friends rapidly. The high I
school and eighth grade attended the T
funeral services in body. She will I
be greatly missed by us and our SYM !
pathy is extended to her family.
Parents should insist that a part
of each evening be spent in home \
work. The pupils who did no home
work last semester are in our failure +
group. Pupils who fail to show re- Q
port cards at the end of the month a
should be sent back to school for s
them. You lack one important way
Of judging the work being done if a
you do not see the report card. G
Recent social affairs have been o
held in the sixth and eighth grades. p
Sleigh rides were apart of the even r.
ng programs.
We are glad to note the names of t.
Enid and Doris Everett on the q,
Honor Roll at the State Normal. a.
The following is the high school
Honor Roll for the sixth month: z
Wilma Gorley, Robert Brown, Z
edith Billing, Ellen Appelgren, Ag
les Appelgren, Hazel Carpenter,
Iazel Chapman, Irene Dier, Eliza
,eth Funk. Nellie Funk. Tena Funk, m
lillian Hubbard, Ruth H man, Ma al
,el Johnson, Anna Muller, Lucille az
Ernestine Warmbrod, b1
ulia Welzenbach, Jean Taylor, How p1
nd Wood, Sylvester Smith, Elida al
smith, Dean Swanson, Martha OPP in
eim and Robert Jelley. ia
The eighth grade Honor Roll is; M
Hazel McMurtrey, Valerah Jelley &c
rene Roese, Eldon Couey, Russell IN
Tuxsol, John Williams, Fred La 10
oque, Harvey Vinson, Wayde Lit "
lefield, Norma Littlefeld and Mar
in Mus.
Supt. May Trumper made short
all at our school. She visited sew as
raj of the grades. We requested A
er to remain for a full day and te
i've the school a thorough inspec- eli
on. She said that her time was
mited and that there were other