The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1925-01-22
BOYS VOCATIONAL
CONFERENCE FEB. 3
Continued from last week.
Complimented

Education ray. NlcIOT COOh LOOh a
his subject, ''The Training Camp a
Salt Lake City" David Maltby spoke
on Temple Square in Salt Lake
City" Monnie Zemo selected "ValuC
of your Spare Moments" President
Davis complimented the members OF
the senior class on the fine talks.
If enough children who are six
years of age wish to start school on
Jan. &c, We may form a beginners
class. Children who wish to start
should notify this office. We will not
start a class for a small number.
The report cards will be sent out
on Monday of next week. This is the
last time for this semester. The pro-
motions will be made after the exam
nations next week. Any pupil who
averages 80 for the semester is
exempt from examination. The Bible
and piano marks are on the cards
this month.
Eminent Men Talk
A number of very interesting
people attended the Methodist Con-
ference last week. We were more
than fortunate when three of the
men came up to give assembly talks.
These men had the ability to take US
into some interesting fields. DR.. Cox
gave US a practical lesson in sociology
when he told US of the great work
that he is doing in Denver. Rev.
O'Farrel took US to Africa and gave
US a glimpse of the life there. Rev.
Bunch of Great Falls told us what
our education should do for us. He
said it should give us appreciation,
character and the ability to use the
knowledge which we receive in the
Rev. Bunch is a polished
and has a wonderful COM
.and of the English language. We
certainly enjoyed the talks but hope
that Bishop Smith a come the next
lime and tell us about India.
Pleasing Piano Numbers
Miss Ohnstad played a piano selec-
ion for her assembly number on
Tuesday. The selection was "Papilion,
he Butterfly" by Grieg. This number
vas greatly enjoyed by the assembly.
Hiss Ohnstad was called back for
hree encores. These were Cali the
World is Waiting for the Sunrise"
Little Gray Home in the West" and
Lassie O'Mine." Miss Ohnstad is al
ways willing to play and helps out on
1any occasions by her good work at
he piano.
The third grade gave a fine as
program on Thursday of last
yeek. 1t was as follows:
/. Eskimo and Snow Flake Drill !
y Frances Krause, Ardyth Lund, {
I~orraine Youngkin, Marjorie Young
in, Leo Cook, Marshall Young, Rich '
I'd Courchene and Leroy Lindner. t
2. Recitation-A Boy Talking to |
lis Stomach, by Evron Schuman. c
8. Popular Song-Sweet Little
GU, by Ardyth Lund, Lorraine n
oungkin, Marjorie Youngkin, Fran c
IS Krause, Neva Peglow, Leo Cook, F
ichard Courchene, Harvey Holder S
an and Orion Vinson. t,
Game With Malta q
The basketball game last Saturday o
as attended by a large crowd. The t
was good although in the first u
IF the score was one-sided. Malta P
d not cage a single basket while P.
off Point scored ~ points. In the q
cond half, Coach Smith sent in the K
cond team and Malta did a little a
tier. If our second team had played n
e whole game it would have been N
ybody's battle, Keron Chapman and IN
Twin Erickson did some stellar work az
r the seconds. The first then went as
ok in and got some more real prac- ps
Sylvester Smith was the shoot IN
: star although Buddy brought the CC
dience up by his one hand shots. on
e fast team work of our men en- en-
1rages the belief that they are of po
a%mpionship caliber. A person won De
IS how they can see the ball, so "
idly is it advanced down the floor. ~
e final score was 20 to 9. William oe'
18th pleased all with his method of Sue
ldling the work of the referee. ag'
After the game the Camp Fire az
Is in charge of Miss Amanda Lat
it'll entertained both teams by a loV
icious lunch. Cake, salad, sand am
hes, pickles and coffee satisfied VII
inner man. The girl who made the
e felt highly complimented when eal
ON took the third piece. The boys bee
him have it as long as he had lati
lie such a pretty basket. ize'
defeated Malta Is to IL. eve
lar sent them to defeat Is to 9. was
boys start Thursday morning for job
ia. They play Saco on Friday and who
plete the series on Saturday at for
;gow. Mrs. McFarlan is teaching con
Smiths classes while he is on ity
trip. chill
Friday of next week the Glas- dre:
team will play us here. Remem- luti'
the date as this promises to be he
of the best games of the season. the