The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-05-14
HONOR ROLLS, BEST
SCHOOL STANDINGS

graduates. The School IN charge 0
Miss Lillian Hubbard carried off higI
honors at the meet as Circle.
An invitation to the Richey com
mencement has been received from
Herman Eggebrecht who graduate
this year. Herman was formerly
member of the Wolf Point higl
school.
The grade teachers are reading
the story of Robin Hood to then
pupils. The picture will be shown
at the Liberty theatre about the last
of May.
The following is an additional de
tailed penmanship report from Miss
Arnts' grade: Improvement certif-
cates-Clarice Warmbrod, Harry
Veldhuis, Donald Herold and George
Weeks. Progress pin-Mildred Rich
ardson, Ray I~nglehart. Palmer
method buttons-Melvin Davis and
Elmer Olson.
The eighth grade honor roll for
this month is: Margaret Aldrich,
Evelyn Bannister, Lillian Schrieber,
Harold Shipman, Norman Nedrud,
Wilfred GIFTS, Genevieve Raster, An
ma Rygg, Charles Smith, Curtis Rig
gin, Dorothy Knapp, Mildred Little
field, Olga Zemo, Leslie Boyer, Fred
Suyden and Sallie Carlson.
The high school honor roll is Ruth
Ness, Myrtle Nieman, Laura Nyland,
Anna Olson, Owen Roberts, Verna
Riggin, Sylvester Smith, Dean Swan
son, Jean Taylor, Charles Alexander,
Ellen Appelgren, Edna Brown, Rob-
ert Brown, Margaret Brownlee, HUI
da Bach, Irene Boese. Alice Briet-
IKE, Russell Burnison, Valarah Jel-
ley, Victor Cook, Clyta Cusker, Ma
bel Collins, Hazel Carpenter, Nellie
Russell Huxsol, Philo Haynes,
William Hide, Ruth Herman, Donald
Walter, Matthew Veldhuis, Harvey
Vinson, Lucille Zimmerman, Jennie
Anna Miller, Alice Lund, Nor
Littlefield, Wayde Littlefield,
Mrs. Lillian Krause and Robert Jel-
ley.
Highest standing: Cleo Flint, in
Latin l., 90; Jean Taylor, in Latin
IT,, 90; Nellie Funk, in English u,
%; and Margaret Brownlee, in Eng
ish Ill, 90.
These pupils in the "A earned the
holiday: Left Birkeland.
Chapman, Maxine Deck, Jes-
lie Forsyth, Clayton Hague, Donald
larsen, Myra Ness, Herbert Roberts,
josephine Torvik. Lucille Clement.
Melbourne Coffey, Eunice Ditmar-
on, Elmer GIFTS, Marguerite Jack
inc, Margaret Heating, George Rath- 1
TT and Ingolf R~ogndahl.
Wolf Pointers have caught the
pirit of forest week if we can judge
the number of trees being set out
his year. Each tree planted puts
our block twenty points nearer to
he championship.
Many parents and friends visited
ur school on exhibit night. About !
90 children took part in the pro-
When the grades marched i
ito position many Of the spectators
-ondered if the line would eve end.
is hard for many to realize that
e have so many children in the
outhside school building. These
nildren are asking you to vote the
oecial levy on Saturday, May %. {
his has to be voted each year if c
lr schools are to be kept going. The !
IN mill levy is very light when
impaired to that being asked by 9th
districts. However, if you vote ,
lis much and we have another good :
'op, we can get along alright.
Michael Angelo once said, at is O
e trifes which make up perfection, a
1T perfection is no trife." 1t is up
us to gather up the trifes on these
lck alleys and throw them on the n
IMP pile if we expect to make Wolf u
,int a perfect city. s.
The school is working on a part n
r the Memorial Day program. We I
pc to have one equal to the one 1
ven last year and if possible ex- :
it. The ceremony at the school i
use at 9 o'clock will be given the S
me as that of last year. Now is s
2 time to plan to have that flag E
lie in shape so that you can run up z
: flag on Memorial Day. Don't 10
We it to the last minute. lis
expect to have an exhibit here E
nm Bozeman on May Ia and Is. IL
The silver cup which we won at Il
lbertson is on display in the Fad ID
ldow. We hope that Sylvester and is
bring a few medals home from S
rs
Fred Yandell is taking an active II
t in the track events at the state III
Iege. lE
We hope to have a fence up soon III
protect our trees. We have trees E9
nted along the north side of the ~
oo1 grounds Cars shou1d not be ISN