The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1924-03-27
SCHOOL AFFAIRS
OF THE PAST WEEK
NOTEWORTHY INCIDENTS IN Fl.
S. AND GRADES - TWO
FAST GAMES

Elizabeth Funk, Irene DER, Olga
Fleenor and Edna Lintner gave good
assembly talks during the past week.
Mrs. Burnison attended the nor
NAL training agricultural class one
day last week and gave on interest
ing talk on the activities carried on
in the Junior department of the
Farm Bureau. Mrs. Burnison has
done much work as a club leader.
A special class has been arranged
from A to A 40 for those in the
grades who are behind in their work.
This will give them a chance to
catch up with the regular class work.
John Brown and Harold Thomp-
son did some practice teaching in
two of the grades last week.
The Seniors are wearing their
beautiful rings which arrived this
week. This design is an original
produced by the students of the Wolf
Point high. We hope that this de-
sign will be made permanent for
both rings and pins.
The names of Wade Littlefeld and
Russell Huxsol should have been
placed on the 8th grade Honor Roll
last week.
Dean Swanson, John Brown, Tena
Funk and Elsie billiard were mem
bers of mixed quartet that gave
two good numbers at assembly last
Friday.
Vocational Tlak
The films electrical Giant and
"The Sugar Trail" were enjoyed on
Tuesday of this week.
On Monday Rev. Manley talked
to the assembly on the vocation of
nursing. A number of the girls dis
cussed the vocation with him. A
number of our seniors are planning
on going into hospital work next
year.
The sixth grade has a splendid
product map of South America on
display. This will be saved for our
exhibit which will take place before
the end of the year.
Chemistry essays and Good Roads
essays are being written by some of
our students.
Return Game At Brockton
On Friday afternoon of last week
our Junior basketball team PLAYED
at Brockton. The team made the
trip in Messrs Livingston's and Rig
gins cars. Brockton has a brand
new gym. The Brockton BOYS did
not play as fast a game as they did
up here. The first half ended % to
IL. Barton and Vinson were find
ing the basket with ease. Lyall Mar
tin also had good luck. Brugier was
high point man for Brockton. In
the second half Martin and Vinson
did the scoring. The game ended
81 to 20 in favor of the Wolves.
Bruce Randall was the referee. The
following boys made the trip: Bar
ton, Vinson, Schneider, Smith, Mar
lin, Nichol, Rathert and Burnison.
The boys seemed to like the Poplar
pie. Lyall Martin investigated each
mud hole to see how deep it was.
Tight Game With Poplar Juniors
On Tuesday night of this week
one of the best basketball games
seen this year was played in the To-
al gym. With our ancient rivals,
Poplar, as our opponents, nothing
more was needed to put pep into the
,attle. The Poplar team was a
mooth working machine and showed
plendid team work The local boys
ought hard and it was anybody's
,ame until the final whistle. The
rst half ended 8-8. The score was
led two or three times in the sec
nd half. Poplar won by one point,
to Is. Mr. Smith was the referee
Chapman, Nichol, Barton
nd Martin did the playing for Wolf
'oint. A good crowd saw the game.
900 was taken in. This covered
ur Brockton expense and allowed
ONE expense money for the Poplar
cam. Barton was high point man
or the Wolves, scoring 10 points,
lille Smith of Poplar made s.
F. H. Livingston.