The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-04-16
Year-End School Calendar;
Commencement May 24-Z9
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NeCSlVe AWARDS
These additional reports on pen
manship have been handed in to the
office:
Miss WINES, teacher, second grade
Harold Stanley, James Schwln-
den, Merle Pluris, Francis Rlgglr
and John Livingston have earned the
primary Gold Star button.
Miss Green, teacher, 1st and End
grade-Mae Brownlee, Roland Zim-
norman, Eleanor Mus, Junior
Clayton, Rose Holderman, Maurice
Hennessey, Katherine Norby and
Tom Jensen have earned the primary
silver star button; Esther Courchene,
lola Homrighaus, Florence Feldts,
Corinth Saunders, Berdean Wilson,
Helen Murphy, Jean Marshall and
Velma Fishbach have earned the pri-
mary Gold Star button.
At the general school program on
Wednesday evening these certificates
for excellence in penmanship were
presented:
Improvement certificates to Evelyn
Cody, Emory Rem and Juliet Siljen-
berg; final certificates to Belle Ever
EFT, Eleanor Johnson, Sennie Dunn,
Manfred Hauge, Sallie Carlson, Lii
liam Moore, Laurence Paulson, Stan
lev Martin and Reginald Bittle.
Basketball Tournament
The inter-church basketball tour
nament is being held on Thursday
of this week. This will conclude
the basketball season for the boys.
A beautiful pennant is being award
ed to the team winning the tourna-
ment. Each church, Catholic, Meth
odiat, Lutheran and Presbyterian,
has a team.
Winners in Contest
The local declamatory contest was
very good. Much credit is due to
the coaches, Miss Mckee and Miss
Ohnstad. Margaret Brownlee, a
Junior won out in the humorous;
Dorothy Gilligan, a sophomore, won
out in the dramatic, and John Tay-
lor, a junior. won out in the oratori-
cal. On Friday night these people
accompanied by Miss Mckee repre-
scented our school at the county meet
held at Bainville. The Bainville
people were excellent entertainers
and there was not a dull minute from
the time the guests arrived until they
left.
John Taylor of Wolf Point took
the gold medal in the o~ratorical con
test. He spoke on "The New South"
Herbert Young of Culbertson took
He spoke "Lincoln, a Man
If God" In the dramatic section
Helen Porter of Mondak took first
Her selection was mistress
Penelope Penwick." Drucilla Moore
# Culbertson took second. She
poke "Four Bars in the Key of G."
Dorothy Gilligan of Wolf Point,
peaking Number Six" took third.
In the humorous, Goldie Smith,
peaking "At the Movies" took the
.old medal. Margaret Brownlee of
Wolf Point, speaking "Billie Brad
nd the Big Lie" took second.
John Taylor will represent our
Ugh school at the contest in Missoula
May IL.
Educational Movie
The General Electric company has
emit US a movie, "Queen of the
Waves" This a picture of the story \
f transportation on water and was \
luch enjoyed by the pupils. Rev. \
!. E. Haynes, of the Methodist
hurch sent up some fine slides on
rorthern Afrisa. These were of :
oecial interest to the children who !.
re now studying Africa in geogra- :
by. Many thanks.
A second practice school will be :
established at the Volt school. Two 4
: our girls are in charge of this =
.hool. 4
VolleybalI at Nashua ri
The ~volleyball games played at CO
ashua were hard fought contests,
it'll the exception of the first. The r.