The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-03-12
COUNTY CONTEST
SPELLING, MUSIC
FRIDAY DAY OF ACTIVITIES
FOR STUDENTS FROM MANY
COUNTRY SCHOOLS
Calendar of Spring Events of De-
partments and Classes-The
Weeks Events

Two hundred and three grade chill
dren were given marks in bible stud.
at the end of this month. In add
ton to these pupils large numbel
of high school students are taking
the work. The Wolf Point schools
are attracting the attention of many
of the schools of the state. Many
of them have inquired concerning
the bible study course in this school
Those who are on the high school
honor roll are: Donald Walter
Lois Warmbrod, Mathew Veldhuis
Jean Taylor, John Taylor, Dean
Swanson, Sylvester Smith, Lucille
Zimmerman, Owen Roberts, Anna
Olson, Laura Nyland, Myrtle Me
man, Ruth Ness, Claude Nichol, Ely
McCown, Norma Littleield, Alice
Lund, Frederick Laroque, Marjorie
Knapp, Erling Kelstrup, Robert Jel-
ley, William Hide, Russell Huxsol,
Dorothy Gilligan, Marian Christen-
son, Faye Couey, Hazel Carpenter,
Mabel Collins, Clyta Cusker, Wilmar
Burnison, Margaret Brownlee, James
Brownlee, Hulda Bach, Valarah Jel-
ley, Irene Boese, Alice Brietzke, Ag-
mes Appelgren, Blanche Alexander,
Elida Smith, Anna Muller and Philo
Haynes.
Those on the eighth grade honor
roll are: Fred Sugden, Margaret
Alrick, Evelyn Bannister, Lillian
Schneider, Harold Shipman, Norman
Nedrud, Wilfred GIFTS. Genevieve
Kaster, Anna Rygg, Charles Smith,
Dorothy Knapp and Mildred Little
field.
We have had several good senior
talks during the last week. Laurel
Walter discussed the work at the
Montana university which is 10 lated
at Missoula. Julia Welzenbach spoke
of the air flight around the world.
Marjorie Knapp selected silk. Olga
Fleenor spoke on superstition.
The local spelling contest was held
in the gym on Friday afternoon OF
last week. Thirty pupils took part.
Those who will represent us in the
county contest to be held in the high
school assembly on Friday of this
week are Lucille Zimmerman of the
high school, Jean Taylor of the high
school, Margaret Alrick and Charles
Smith of the eighth grade, Eva
Track of the sixth A grade. Man
fred Hauge of the seventh grade is
Many of the schools of
Roosevelt county will have repre-
here on Friday A gold
medal will be given to the best spell
Ter, silver medal to the second
best and bronze medal to the third.
A gold medal will be given to the
winner of the music memory contest.
Don't forget the Friday, March
L3. Admission 15c and 25c.
The interchurch teams played
some more good basketball on Thurs
lay of last week. The Lutherans
md Methodists started things going.
The first half ended to l in favor
# the Lutherans. The game ended
tie, II to II. Play was continued
or five minutes. In this period the
Iethodists Gagged one and the game
,nded 13 to II in favor of the
The next game was be- {
ween the Presbyterians and the '
catholics. The first half was even ]
nd ended 2 to in favor of the ]
'resbyterians. In the second half
he Catholics weakened and the game ]
nded 8 to in favor of the Pres {
yterians. We are planning to hold 6
tournament for these teams in or /
er to settle the championship. A q
ennant will be given to the winner G
f first place. These games are Y
eveloping some of the basketball i
ookies. We predict that some of Il
lese fellows will give the regulars t
hard fight within another year. t
These pupils in Miss Winnes room $
ave earned the Palmer gold star il
utton: Gerald Smith, Milo Olds,
aymond Reichert, Erwin Dyck, Vio- 4
t Renville, Earl Shenkenberger, L
oris Rogers, Donald Mcneil, Edith
rack, James Holderman, Selma
uso and Robert Littlefield. This
axes a total of "a who have earned
is button for excellent penmanship n
ork. il
The school program is we'll filled m
r the next few weeks. tt
March 13-Countye spelling and
usic memory contest in high school p,
sembly. in
March 19-20-Recitals by students es
piano in Miss Small's classes. in
March 24-Normal training pro- Ell
am at the Liberty theatre. D;
March 27-Local declamatory con-
st.