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

ing a course at the Dillon normal
school next fall.
Keron Chapman
Keron Chapman, elder son of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. V. D. Chapman
of this city, was born in Chinook,
Montana, December IA, 1907. In
1908 his parents moved to Ches-
ter and resided there until 1913
when they moved to Wolf Point.
He has been attending the Wolf
Point schools since 1914. During
the 1885 basketball season he
played on the first team, winning.
his letter. Keron plans on enter
ing the University of Montana
next fall, to take a forestry
course.
Reuben Smith
Reuben Smith was born on a
Montana ranch, August s, 1906.
He has attended school in Wolf
Point since he entered the first
grade. In athletics he played
football for four years, earning
his letter three years. In bas-
ketball he also played for four
years, earning his letter each year
of the time. Reuben plans on at
tending the University of Mon
tana and will specialiZe in coach
ing.
Robert Brown
Robert Brown was born Sep
TENDER "A, 1908 at Williston,
North Dakota. He first attended
school in Cartwright. In 1920 his
parents moved to Wolf Point and
he entered school here in the sew
enth grade. He earned his bas-
ketball letter in the local high
in 1886. He plans on
an engineering course next
year in some college or univer-
;ity.
Taylor
Jean Taylor was born near :
Jnionville, Missouri, December
70, 1909 and lived there for over '
tx years, entering the Union :
lille schools in the second grade. 6
n March 1926 her parents moved c
o Dewar Lake, Saskatchewan. G
and she continued her il
york in a rural school there, fin :,
shing the fourth grade. In the y
all of 1918 Jean and her mother t
moved to Poplar, Montana, where a
he entered the fifth grade. Her h
ixth grade work she took at De-
7ar Lake and the seventh grade y
l Glasgow, Montana. She spent .,
err summer vacations on their
anch on the "Little Porcupine" ii
bout forty miles from Wolf "
oint, to the northwest. She and Y
err parents are now residing on f.
farm near Frazer, and she has Of
one all school work since the W
,venth grade in the Wolf Point 81
.hool. After graduation Jean W
i'll reside at the family home ~
lirty miles north of Wolf Point m
I'd near Benrud. She expects pc
continue her school work, to ca
udy music and normal training CT
Id become a teacher. !.
ussell Burnison isl
Russell was born at Lane, gil
,uth Dakota on January 20, gu
,OS. He began his school work
the age of seven, in that town ~ ~
i'd was a regular attendant at "a
hool there until his parents gi,
owed to Montana in 1918. He of
tended the rural schools then. ca
,ur years ago his parents moved
to Wolf Point. He took part IL.
band and orchestra work dur mi
Q the four years in the Wolf me
int schools and played football pie
r two years on the first team. pu
adeline Strachan
Madeline Strachan was born IN =
lgby, North Dakota, March 18, /
iO7. She made her home in Blu :
rd until April 1918 when her
moved to Wolf Point.
adeline started to school in the
lie old grey school house under
e supervision of Mr.. Kenney.
lie then attended the first and
cond additions to the present
hool. During her high school
she has done considerable
ltside work. Last summer she
1rk for DR.. J. r. Burgess, local
DR.. G. B. Larson and has
Id several other positions at var
US times. She plans on attend
. commercial college next fall.
Curtis-Reed Bill
The new education bill Is POI !
d H. R. $4,000 is now called the /
bill, for it is sponsor /
in the Senate by Charles Cur
of Kansas, majority floor lead
and in the House by Daniel
Reed of New York, chairman
the committee on education, in
: House.