The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-11-11
SCHOOL HAS
BIG PROGRAM

: Cornet Solo, Spirit of JOY, Dean
Herman.
Piano Duet, Angels Serenade,
, Belle Everett, Eleanor Johnson.
Song, The Glow Worm, Trio,
Julere Tsylor, Minnie Smith, Ele-
amor Johnson.
Humorous Reading, Max SOM
mars.
Song, Our Yesterday, double
quartet, Arthur Anderson, ROber.
Balder, Leslie Boyer, Floyd Han
son, Julene Taylor, Minnie Smith,
Evelyn Coffey, Clyde Durham.
Critics Report, Miss MacFar-
lane.
Football Letters
Boys who have earned the foot
ball letter this season re-: Fred
LaRcque, Ely McCown, Roland
Thorn, Melvin Rygg, Kay Lang,
Wilmer Burn'son, Werner Schreib-
err, Tom House, Roy Cusker,
Claude Nichol, Robert Moore,
Harvey Vinson, and Charles
Rathert. Each earned the stripe,
as they have the letter. Claude
will receive the captains stan.
Eight of these boys T seniors.
1t will be hard to fill their places
next year.
The eighth grade will give an
assembly program on Friday of
This week.
The following basketball train S
ing rules were posted this week.
Basketball Rules
The boys basketball season
opens officially today, Monday,
Nov. 8, 1926. 7
Any boy who is known to
smoke after today, Nov. s., 1926, {
will be dropped from the first
squad for the basketball season.
He will only be allowed to play !
IN End or 3rd squad.
Any boy over Is who frequents
POOL halls during the school days
n evenings of school days will
1e barred from the squad one
week fer each time that he isl
,nown to break this rule. This ;,
loes not mean Friday or Satur- !
ley nights but does meal Sunday A
Any boy who is known to be out I
# his home at a later hour than
80 O'clock on any school nights A
Except Friday or Saturday will
,e barred from practice one week y
or each time that he is known
o break this rule. This includes ,
night. This rule does
lot include school affairs or com G
affairs as Armistice Day.
Any boy who is in the red in g
NY subject is barred from eve
ing practice for two weeks. This :
viii give him an opportunity to :
nake up the work. Until made !,
he cannot play evenings or in
.ames. No work a be made up
n less than two weeks. :,
Any boy who is below 80 in
ny subject but over IS will not
e allowed to take o~ut-of-town L
rips if he has to miss any
He may play in home
ames.
Boys who swear in the dressing
ooms will be barred from prac- =,
ce two weeks for each known -
fense. /,
These rules are strict. Only \
18th the enforcement of such =
lles. we can hope to have a dis =
let team. If every boy does his .,
art, we can have a championship
this year and 1923.
Lyceum Number st
The lyceum number last Mon-i in
ay night was enjoyed by a A
acked house. The receipts were OF
$3.50. The Junior class, in va
lsrge of Mrs. McFarlan, is put CO
NO on the lyceum NUMBERS for la
vo purposes, namely, to furnish
high class entertainment to the er
immunity and to raise money ST
finance year-end activities. lit
he class cleared S15.75. The at
.xt number will come December fo
and is expected to be much ce
alter than the one given Monday Sc
The students aipprecl7 w,
e your support. m,
Basketball Schedule nc
The girls have not scheduled en-
cir games yet, but the schedule WI
lined up So far is as follows. hi
Dec. 8. Two grade teams Cboys
i'd girls) at Brockton.
Dec. 10. Two grade teams we
,oys and girls) Brockton at Vi
elf Point. st;
Dec. IL. Wolf Point boys at CT
al,
Dec. IS. Double header, boys Pa
ID girls, with Nashua, here. NJ
Dec. % to Jan. 3, Christmas pr
cation.
Jan. I. Poplar boys here. ce-
Jan. IA. Wolf Point boys at len