The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-11-05
L REED GRAD
TELLS OF NURSING

n~earJeQneSS. OHe cOlcluueQ mel
talk with the statement "give to tbs
world the best you have and the
best will come to you"
The Rev. A. 0. Johnson will de-
liver an address at the high school
assembly hall at 1920 on Armistice
Day.
November 16 to % is Education
Week. All of the grades will put
on special programs.
November IS is our next group
teachers meeting. A special pro-
gram has been prepared.
Report Cards
Report cards will be sent out next
Monday, November g.. This week
ends the second month of school.
Parents should demand report cards.
Each child is given a report card.
Check these to see what progress
your children are making is the ad-
vice Supt. Livingston gives. Stand
ings below 80 are not good. Such
standings need an investigation on
your part, Generally we a ex-
plain such standings.
Absence and hardness must be
cut down or the standard of u
school will be lowered. Sickness
causes most of it. However, there
is too much absence because of tri-
vial reasons. The truant officer and
the county attorney have been con-
suited. Children who are not sick
must not be kept from school. 1t
thew are action will be taken.
Absence-Tardiness Report For First
Month
First Grade, Miss Clara Undseth-
Absence, 50 days; Hardness 1 time.
Second Grade, Miss Myrtle Win
ness-Absence, 81h days; Tardi-
ness, 10 times.
First and Second, Miss Ruth
Green-Absence, IS days; Tardi-
ness; Il ClIlSS.
Third Grade, Miss Thelma Beier-
Absence, 651a days; Absence, IA
times.
Fourth Grade, Mrs. Wayne Wig
til-Absence, Sc days; Hardness,
8 times.
Fifth and Sixth, Miss Clara Lee
Absence, 39h days; Hardness 9
times.
Sixth Grade, Miss Elizabeth Ran
dall-Absence, SO days; Hardness,
8 times.
Fifth Grade, Mrs. Gertrude APP
pelgren-Absence, 81 days; Tardi-
ness, 10 times.
Seventh Grade, Miss Amanda
Smith-Absence, SO days; Hardness,
10 times.
Eighth Grade, Mrs. j. G. Dougher-
ty-Absence, AT days; Hardness, 3
times.
1st Grade Northside, Miss Blanche
Saunders-Absence, 70h days; Tar
diness, A times.
High School-Absence 1872 days.
Athletic Letters
Athletic letters and stripes have
been awarded to the following for
the school year, 1924-25.
Football-Ray Cusker, Sylvester
Smith, Reuben Smith, Keith Riggin,
Dean Swanson, Robert Jelley, Mat
thew Veldhuis, Russell Burnison,
Thomas Barton, Norman Loeppky,
Claude Nichol, Roy Sansaver, and
John Taylor.
Basket Ball-Sylvester Smith,
Reuben Smith, Keith Riggin, Ray
Cusker. Edwin Erickson, Claude
Nichol, Charles Rathert, Thomas
Barton.
Track-sylvester Smith, Keith
Riggin, Dean Swanson.
Public Speaking-John Taylor.
Girls Basket Ball-Clyta Cusker
and Hazel Chapman.
Hardness
There is too much hardness and
absence in the Wolf Point schools,
says Superintendent Livingston. Most
Of it is due to sickness. The bal
ance is avoidable. School work
should come first. The y~oungster
who misses a day now and then soon
dislikes to attend school. The day
soon comes when the parent cannot
force him to go to school. Too late
The fat or and mother realize the
mistake, 100 late they see the eff
feet of absence. Careful planning
viii prevent absence. The school
S a business and should be carried
IN as such. Late entry use many
If the failures. Few pupils can go