The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-05
FINE. SUPPER o
BOYS

ceeded in caging one. Inc nnal
score was 10 to 8. This places the
Presbvterians in second place.
Now that the first team has i'm
ished it's local season, more time Will
he piven to basketball in the grades
in order to develop material for fu-
ture teams. The girls will also prac-
tice in order that more girls may be
ready to try out for the team next
year.
Camp Fire Party
The Camp Fire girls are 1T. At
least so say all of the people who
were present at their waffle supper
last Friday evening. The first course
was a pineapple salad and next came
the waffles. pork steak and shoe
string potatoes. Did we eat? You
tell 'em, or ask Ray Cusker or Syl-
vester Smith. For once one OF the
basketball boys admitted that he had
enough to eat. The third course
consisted of brick ice cream, cake
and coffee. All of the boys had their
appetites with them as there were
no after-dinner speeches to spoil the
occasion. Those present were Dis
trict Captain Reuben Smith, Local
Captain Sylvester Smith, Edwin
Erickson, the basketball wizard; Ray
Cusker, the "champeen" waffle eat
err; Keith Riggin, Rays right hand
man; Claude Nichol. the fellow who
quit eating early and then started in
again; Coach Smith, who did the
same thing: Tommie DeLaHunt, the
speaker who left all his medals at
Saco; Charlie Rathert, who can't
see ANYTHING less than three waffles
at a time; Keron Chapman, the Tel
low who never talks as it interferes
with his eating; William Smith, the
lightest eater of the bunch, and F.
H. Livingston, who started eating
again every time the shoestring pota-
toes appeared.
The Camp Fire girls are in charge
of Miss Amanda Smith. Miss Dahl
strom aided in the preparation OF the
banquet. We wish to thank the fol
lowing girls for the banquet: MISS
Smith, Miss Dahlstrom, Marguerite
Brownlee, Nettie Funk, Helen An
derson, Cleo Flint, Elida Smith
Marian Christensen, Vera Smith,
Florence Amundson, Monte zemo,
Madeline Strachan, Valma Strachan
- Alto Eannino
The banquet was held IN Mr.,
Smiths room, which was decorated
with black and orange streamers as
these matched the banner won at
Saco and the c~enterpiece was the
new basketball won at Saco. Place
cards were used. The affair will be
long remembered by the guests.
Country Honor Rolls
Those who were neither absent nor
tardv at the Warmbrod school dur
ing the last month were: Rose
Krogstad, Howard Krogstad, Archie
Krogstad, orion Krogstad, RUBY
Bilyeu, John Bilyeu, Hazel Bllyeu
and Vivian Bilyeu.
Those who were neither tary nor
absent at the French school were:
Ernest and Esther Giersdorf; Glen,
lola, and Donald Seth; Frances, Dor
is. Rodell and Willard Nahum; Cliff
fopd. Lillian and Leo Trudo,
The best standings at the French
school were: Reading 9th, Donald
Seth 90: reading 4th, lola Seth 81;
reading 3rd, Doris Nahum 80; read
inc 2nd. Glen Seth OF; reading lst'
Ernest Giersdorf Sc; arith. 8, Viola
Giersdorf So; arith, 9Th, Frances
Nahum 92; arith, 4th, Esther Glers-
dorf 90: arith. End Willard Nahum
OF. lang 9Th. Francis Nahum 81;
LANG. 4th, lola Seth SO; lang. Bird,
Doris Nahum SO; lang. End, Glen
Seth IS: Lang. LIST, Ernest Glers.
dorf 85: history 9Th, Viola Glersdor1
SO: history 9Th, Donald Seth 90;
~civics 9Th, Viola Giersdorf 81.
Assembly Programs
lanes Brownlee and Robert Jelley
two members of u senior class
gave two good assembly talks last
week. Robert selected a subject
from the work in psychology. 1t
was "Imagination," and James sci.
ected "Muscle Shoals" and discussed
the building of the several dams.
MYRTLE Nieman received the high
est mark in the state bible examina'
ton held at the end of the frs
semester. The mark was 80. Jear
Taylor came second with 8S anf
Irene Carpenter was third with 81.
On Friday of last week the VOL
Point schools held a rousing pep
meeting in the assembly. Following
it the program: :,
Song, "Wolf Point'.--AssemDi
, Talk, "What I Expect OF the Boys
ToooL Cro,t