The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-05-06
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Sixth Grade Program

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follows:
A revised version Of "The
Prisoners Song" Mildred Little
field.
The Troubles Of a Poet, Lillian
Schrieber.
Cornet solo, Harold Shipman.
Quartette "When Dawning
Spring Time" Charles Alexander,
Anna Rygg, Ruth Ness, Harold
Shipman.
Penmanship Awards
The following pupils N the
Northside school have earned pri-
mary silver star buttons: William
BEEN, Iona Carr, Carl Onberg,
Alice Forsythe, Hazel Schuman,
Inez Simon, Charlotte Nichol, Al
vim Isachsen, Edith zimmerman,
Florence Rogers, Dorothy Bowel
heimer, Irene Bakken, Russell
Alexander, Bernice Hutchinson,
Donald Brown and Evelyn Keel
ing.
Baseball Scores
In the baseball game between
the seventh grade and the sopho-
mores the sophomores won, SIS toll
p. The members of the seventh
grade team were Alvelde Ander-
son, Louise Courchene, MYRTLE
Owings, Rose May D~ornfeld, Irene
Inglehart, Inez Olson and Hide
Dyck. The sophomore team was
Margaret Randall, Clyta Cusker,
Ina Herman, Norma Littlefeld,
Ella Carlson, Una Randall and
Evelyn Hardie.
The second grade played the
third grade, the third winning 20
to 10. Third grade team, Richard
Strachan, John Livingston, Earl
Schenkenberger, Milo Odds, Don
aid Mcneil, Sydney Walker, Nor
ris Zaffke, Aloysius Cody and Kirk
Booth; second grade team, Aage
Waldron Vigil, James
Harvey Dyck, John Bloom,
Reichert, Tom Jansen,
Boyd and Eli st. Germaine.
"a and 3B played, ga winning
30 to 81. Melvin Davis refereed
game. The "a team consists
William Weeks, Xix Booth,
Richard Strachan, Arthur Han
'nA, John Livi1gatoa, Ml9 Olds. !
Erwin Dyck, Franklrn Ow:ngs ard
James Schwinden. The 3B team ]
vas Vincent Nedrud, Gerald s
Roland Zimmerman, Carl
Deck, Raymond Reichert, Robert {
IuXsol, Raphael Schultz, Buddy ;
Clement and Lloyd Sethne. :
Personals
John Taylor opened the Warm Q
rod school Monday, after it was G
losed for a week following the +
esignation of Miss Anna Marie h
He is doing his normal t
raining work under the direction t
f Supt. Livingston. a
Word has been received that e
liss Genevieve Dietrich, a Wolf ! y
'oint graduate, is making good !,
S a rural teacher near Judith
zap and that her contract for an fl
Their year has been renewed at a Fl
of 1925 a month. a
The last two Senior talks of the j
ear were made this week by Rcu- q
en- Smith and Jean Taylor. f.
Educational Articles 81
The April 1926 Good House W
has an excellent article
ntitled "The Propaganda Against Of
rohibition." This article was Of
ritten by Allan L. Benson. In b,
lie same number is an editorial SC
To Smoke or Not to Smoke" az
9th r worth reading. The Feb Sc
larry number of the same maya p,
ne contains an article entitled ar
Religious Hunger of Youth" he
he editorial is called "The Chill 81
EN- T Winning" All who are
terested in religious education
ould read these articles. v
Track Notes wi
Fred LaRoque has been elected
plain of the track team. The ha
autiful relay pennant won at ful
llbertson, for second place. is en-
w on exhibit at the school ml
ilding. nil
Miscellaneous sif
The school Victrola is now being stee
ed in the first three grades of q :
fer
spelling tests are be- a t
given in the grades this week.
Representatives. at Missoula har
Flint and Fred LaRoque bri
be the Wolf Point ~represen- in
ives at Missoula for the state tea
cts there May II, 10, IA and Gov
Cleo to enter the declamatory all,
ltest and Fred the track events. sof
ey will probably leave here anc
nday. wei
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