The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-04-08

Freshmen and sophomore
classes will give a party in the
high school gym Saturday night
The Junior normal training
class has been transferred to the
normal training room.
DR.. Klemme of Intermountain
College at Helena, will not be able
to be here for the Commence
ment exercises. AS yet no one
has been engaged to fill his place.
Contests and Exams
Eighth grade state examinations
will be given, the first on April
26 and 81, the second set on May
"a and 25.
The local spelling and music
contest will be held in the high
schol assembly hall, Wednesday,
April IA. Admission will 10 cents
and 25 cents.
Senior Talks
Senior talks were given at this
weeks Tuesday assembly. Rob
ert Browns subject was "Slang,"
and Keron Chapman's vas "The
Mormons."
Spelling tests will be given this
week as it is the last week of the
seventh month. Report cards will
be out Monday.
Character Sketches of Seniors
Short character sketches of the
lives of the members of this years
graduating class have been pre-
pared. Some time ago sketches of
Seniors who appeared on The
honor roll were published and so
will not be repeated. The rer'aln-
der of them are given below:
Dean Andrew Swanson
Dean Swanson vas born May
"a, 1906 in st. Paul, Minnesota.
He first attended school at Del
,roit. MINI. Later he moved to
Little Falls and continued his
work there. In the the spring OF
1913 his mother died. He moved
q Montana that year and resided
m a homestead south of Wolf
Point. He did not enter school
Until the spring of 1915. He fin
shed the first three grades of work :
n three months. He missed school :
n 1916 and reentered in 1917 at :;
ending continually until April e
919 when his father died. Dean :
hen did some school work in Min :
eapolis. returning to Wolf Point ,
1920 and doing the remainder ,
f his school work here. He IS :,
tanning on working here during !
he summer months and moving to :
.rooklyn, New York in the fall !.
here he will enter Columbia Uni .
ersity to take a course in cleo =
.ical engineering and music. :
cans activities during his at !
,ndance at the Wolf Point high :
.hool include football for four ,,
ears. records in javelin, shot put =,
nd discus throwing; captain OF ~
.ack team during Junior year. y.
aptain of football team in Senior :.
aar; sergeant-at-arms of the !
,phomore class in 1929; vice =,
,esident of the Junior class and
class. 1924-25, 1926 and X
ember of the Athletic council in
924-25 as representative of the ,,
class. :
bis Warmbrod :,
Lois Warmbrod was born in -
chart, Montana in 1908. When
le was three months old her pa -
nts moved to Wolf Point, 10 =,
ting on a ranch eight miles -
nth Of town. Lois entered the -
rial school Of that community at -
e age of six. In 1918 her pa D,
nts moved to a ranch ten miles e.
nth of town and she continued -
work in the adjacent rural Ni
hool. In 1920 when her sisters
ere ready to enter high school n.
came to Wolf Point, doing -
ght housekeeping for three years 10
lille they attended the Wolf pc
oint schools. In 1923 their pa NJ
.nts moved into town. Next ~
Lois plans on entering col ~ u,
ge in Helena if she continues to 81
1e in Montana. If she moves se
Tennessee with her parents she Sc
i'll probably enter college there. Cd
ne wishes to take up a course in u
lemistry and teach that subject w
ter graduation. ue
Idle McManigal -
Sadie McManigal was born N IN
ellis, Minnesota, on July IA,
,O6. When she was three years
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
McManigal, moved near Beach, an
1rth Dakota and it was at that CT
ace that Sadie had her first ed
hooling. In 1928 she came to It's
off Point to live with her sis er
Mrs. G. w. Mcneil, and to A.
ish her high school work. Dur Of
, her freshman year Sadie tn