The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-12-09

/ %letics. No student is allowed t
,rIgo for an out of town trip i
his standing is under 80. TIN
state rules demand a passini
grade in three out of four sub
+ jects. No student is allowed T.
q spend school time practicing un
less he is proficient in his studies
. Athletic Finances
Financial report of the higl
school athletic association tt
date.
On hand Sept. Is, 1926, 5000.
81; received guarantee of S4E
t from Glasgow Oct. 2; receipt;
I from Sidney game Oct. 9, S62.35
guarantee from Williston Oct
16, $50; guarantee from Glen
dive Oct. 20, S1OO; refund fol-
lime Oct. 16, zoe; refund from
Motor Sales Nov. 5, 42c; ARMS
tice day game receipts $3.50; left
from Glendive 90c.
DISBURSEMENTS: A PAIR pants,
1918; A helmets ST.; 6 JERSEYS,
S22.50; A shoulder pads, SIG; 3
pair socks, $2.S5; rule book, 35c;
two footballs, $685.; parcel post
and Insurance, Csc; 8 pair foot
ball hose, $2.83; parcel post and
insurance, zoe; state association
dues, $3.50; meals at Glasgow,
Sl7.S5; transportation to Glas-
gov, $3.13; tape, bandages, rub
bling alcohol, $2.35; Sidney
guarantee, $75; paid Gillespie for
referee, IS; tape and bandages at
Williston, 75c; meals at Williston,
.$17.85; transportation to and from
Williston, $17.68; goal posts for
field, $3.50; lime, 2.70; drivers
tickets to Williston game, 81;
brakes ON car, 25c; transportation
Glendive trip, $40.94; meals ON
Glendive trip, $16.55; rooms at
Glendive, $12.25; kilograms to
Glendive, $1.06; tape and band
age, $2.55; 7 girls jerseys, S22.4O
Z emblems, $685.; Z numerals,
Gle; 7 pairs girls athletic hose,
$3.50; telegram from Saco, 30c;
tire repairs, So; helmet, So; head
gear, 50; lime for alumni game,
SO; new ball, SIPS; telegram
Saco, 40c.
This shows a balance on hand
to date of $111.O5 with the bill
for the football letters and sew
eral small accounts still outstand-
ing.
Nashua Game Dec. Is
The Nashua boys basketball
team will play in Wolf Point on
December IS.
Sweaters and Dictionaries
A number Of students have or !
Tered dictionaries No student
be W Without one for home ,
.tudy work. Eight band sweaters
lave been ordered.
Honor Roll, High School 7
Ellen Appelgren, Evelyn Ban 4
lister, Howard Bechtel, Leslie \
3eyer, Irene Boese, Gertrude :
1usker, Halle Chapman, Mabel !
Clyta Cusker, Belle Ev- {
Nellie Funk, Dorothy Gill :
lgan, L~auretta Geisen, Bernard /
ieisen, Russell Huxsol, Ole Hide,
Jean Herman, Anna Heinrich, i
William Hide, Ruth Herman, Ele- ;
nor Johnson, Mildred Littlef ED. :.
L~ittlefeld, Norma Little !
cid, Frederick Laroque, Marga- 9
ct Alrick, Irene Montgomery, y
.nins' Muller, Gladys Meister, Mar c
Mus, Evelyn Nahum, Nor
an Nedrud, Martha Opheim, AL
a Pipal, Anna Rygg, Charles /.
athert, Vera Smith, Rita Sher- !,
II, Ruth Sickels, Martha y
ehultes, Gillian Schneider, Elida =
NTH, Marvin Severson, Harold \
lipmsn, Jovita Tolksdorf, Myrtle
prison, Julene Taylor, Theo
right, Howard Wood, Adelaide |
igil, Lucille Zimmerman.
Honor Roll, Eighth Grade
FreIda Chamberlain, Hulda Ny o.,
ld, Margaret Rygg, Leroy
gers, Woodrow Saunders. p.
Programs
During the general assembly he
Rod Friday, December 3, the Pc
numerical department presented M
play entitled "The Trailer of tel
The cast of characters Ct
5 as follows: FIR
Miss Careless Ca stenographer, lea
o lives up to her name), Elvira ing
by
Billy "a trailer of errors), Ade-
lie Vigil. lie.
Lily "a trailer of errors), Lii We
Burrows. Is.
Mr.. Jackson Ga broker), Wer- sol
Schneider. 1T
Mss Vain Ga stenographer, who Z
kes a personal application for eft
position in Mr.. Jackson's of CHI
}, Nora Hanson. Ne,
Ruth Meek Ia girl who has just lisa
shed school), Florence Hub the
d. ma.
Irs. Meek (Ruth's motherl. will