The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-02-26

Benedict Webinger, Irene Pipal an
George Rathert; administrations
Baldwin, Clayton Hauge, Georg
Rathert, May Mann, Irene P1pal
Benedict Webinger; geography :
Robert Baldwin, Walter Chapman
Clayton Hauge, Benedict Weblnger
May Mann, Irene Pipal and Georg'
Rathert; language-Robert Baldwin
Walter Chapman, Melbourne Coffey
Warren Holsclaw, Irene Pipal, Max
inc Deck, Clayton Hauge, Ruby Hold
erman, Donald Larsen, Bened1c'
Webinger; reading-Robert Baldwin
Walter Chapman, Melbourne COREY
Marguerite Jackline, Charles Nit
chell, George Rathert, Maxine Deck
Clayton Hauge, Ruby Holderman
May Mann, Irene Pipal and Benedict
Webinger.
Exemptions in 4A: Arithmatic-
Phillip Courchene, Helen Humphrles
and Vivian Siljenberg; geography
William Rygg; language-Vlv1an
Siljenberg; reading-Phillip Cour-
chene, Winn L~ittlefeld, Lloyd Schaf
fer and Vivian Siljenberg.
Exemptions in ga: Arithmatic-
Hilda Dyck, Vernon Heine, Ruth
Nedrud; geography-Carl Boyer,
Vernon Heine, Frank McCown; read
ing-vernon Heine, Ruth Nedrud,
Clarice Warmbrod; hygiene-Ruth
Nedrud; language Carl Boyer, Ruth
Nedrud; history-Vernon Heine,
Frank McCown, Forrest Lintner;
spelling-Carl Boyer, Loretta Dorm
field, Hilda Dyck, Vernon Heine and
Ruth Nedrud.
Exemptions in 5B: Spelling
Aileen Anderson, Bernice Bogut,
Catherine Catlin, Claude Clark, Edna
Holderman, Helen Listerud, Robert
Lowell, Clara Smith, William Sher-
rill; reading-Bernice Bogut, Edna
Holderman, Helen Listerud; language
-Bernice Bogut, Edna Holderman,
Helen Listerud; geography-the
same three and Marjorie Thomas;
arithmatic-Edna Holderman, Foster
Kreis, Helen Listerud and Robert
Lowell: hygiene-Bernice Bogut, Ed
ma Holderman, Helen Listerud, Rob
ert Lowell, Garnet Montgomery, John
Motterud Delmer Schlag, Marjorie
Thomas; history-Bernice Bogut,
Edna Holderman, Helen Listerud,
Garnet Montgomery, John Motterud,
Delmer Schlag and Marjorie Thomas.
For Better Teeth
Over 800 tubes of Colgate's tooth
paste have been presented to the
children of our school in an endeavor
to get them to take better care of
teeth. The paste was sent to
without charge. AS soon as the
charts arrive, we shall be-
gin to keep a record of the increase
Or decrease in weight.
The agricultural class are study
ng the bulletins on sheep judging.
The Judging of beef, hogs and dairy
lows has been completed. Much of
he time in March will be spent on
testing.
The inter-church basketball games
we're again interesting. The Meth
,dists and Catholics had a nip and
uck game. The M. Els finally won
~ one point, 10 to 8. The Luther
ms gave the Presbyterians the first
-efeat of the season, the Lutherans
a safe lead at all times.
he final score was 16 or Is to 5.
after the regular games the little
had a chance and then the
tars defeated the Scrubs.
Prepare to Spell
Thirty-six of the high school. stu
ents have enrolled for the spelling !
Each of the grades will 7
lso have a team of three. The
ounty contest will be held in Wolf i
ONT on March IS, and the county
eclamatory contest will be held IN v
a~inville on April 8. Jean Taylor v
I'd John Taylor spoke at the high c
.hool assembly on Friday. They are a
wv training for the extemporane- u
is speaking contest which will be t,
Id at Saco, February 20-21. The 81
lsketball tournament will also be Sc
Id there at that time. tt
Fred Yandell, a former graduate b,
the Wolf Point high school, is I'll
aking good at the State College at
'zeman. Fred passed in all of his CT
at the end of the first SEM ga
,er. In addition he is a regular By
the Bobkitten basketball squad er
At has been playing a number of pa
} western Montana teams. ar
The Wolf Point high is fortunate en-
securing an art exhibit from the pa
ate College. The exact date for ed
showing here is not known at fir,
present time. The public will pc
invited to see it. Altogether the an
libit will be shown in Sc Of the er,
h schools of the state. ins
The music memory test will be un