The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-04-01

Robins Secret-Delores Bogut
The Robin-William BEEN
Mrs. MacNider's room gave thi,
! program:
Dutch Twins-G unhild Adams anc
Raymond Nieman
A Dutch House-Loren Strand
The Wind Mills-Emma Boyd
The Twins Garden-Isabelle Funk
Going to Market-Richard Bech
tel
Songs by Windmills and
Wooden Shoes
Word has come from Tom and
John DelaHunt who are now at
tending high school in Morris.
MINI. Both are making good on
the basketball team. John will
probably hold down a regular
berth at forward next year while
Tom will make some guard hustle.
Ruth Ness who is attending the
Minot high school visited our
school on Tuesday. Ruth is one
of our fine girls and we would like
to see her come back to Wolf Point
Hi. She will be a senior next
year.
Entertaining the Boys
All of the basketball boys, Mr..
Doe and Mr.. Livingston enjoyed
the banquet at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Rathert. Our boys
are a fine lot and appreciate the
many ~kindnesses of the citizens
and the support given. We are
afraid that Mrs. Rathert overtaxed
her strength and we wish for her
speedy recovery. After the banquet
the group vas entertained at the
Liberty by Mrs. S~everson. PA
and "Ma" Livingston appeared in
the film and maybe the basketball
boys didn't enjoy their little jokes
about the acting. We all went
home feeling that the Ratherts and
Seversons + royal entertainers
and do not do things by halves.
On Friday night J.. L. Davey was
a genial host to the same group.
Dinner at 1880 at the Wolf Point
Cafe was the order. Davey initia-
ted us into the secret mysteries
of Chop Suey' and Rice. l..
Nj. Clayton was also a guest and
soon golf was the chief subject of
dicnrfcCiAn Tho lode nfa haortsl,-
while the topic was thoroughly
discussed. All of us were loath
to break up the group. Thanks,
Davey, we hope to have another
championship group next year.
Senior Talks
A number of senior talks have
been given in the assembly during
the last two weeks. Ely McCown
gave a most interesting discussion
of petroleum. He said, THE
United States produces two-thirds
Of the worlds supply of oil" He
gave a detailed explanation of the
inal blasting of the oil well.
Charts
We received a large number of
charts entitled "The
Banana, its growth and cultivation"
These We're sent free by the Fruit
Dispatch company. This chart is
to be of great value to
.eachers. 1t allows a happy de-
,arture in class room work and
accordingly gives the pupil a
sense of economics.
First Grade Program
The first grade in charge of Miss
Jraig had a literary program.
Happiness-Robert Schoening.
Little Frank-Aileen Rothe.
Song, 60 to Sleep, Dolly
nez Wigtil.
o please be Mine-Florence De
The Blessed Way-Ruth Swed-
erg.
The Ice Cream Freezer-Donald
ohnson.
Two Little Cloud-Jean Bjorgen.
Humpty Dumpty-Patsy De
Vane.
Shoe the Horse-Donald Ban
lister.
One, Two-Elston Albert.
Jack and Jill-George McCown.
Song, Little Bo Peep"-Helen
Nursery Rhyme-Arthur Moran
| saw a Ship Go by-Norma Love :
W.
One, Two, Three. Four, Five
.argaret HOLDEN.
John Brown+-Betty Geringer.
The Windy Night-Janet Lowell.
Song, Kan XII Hi"-Elsie Hook.
The Goops-Louise Schaale.
Other senior talks were given by
ebert Moore, From Keels to
'heels"; Cleo Flint, Beethoven;
ma Heinrich, "The Origin of
lree Faiths.
Spelling Teams
The teams of spoilers who will
mpete in the local contest are:
5B, Robert Anderson, Robert
ttlefield, Howe Klatte, Isabelle
Gordon Geringer or How
d Garden.
7th, Aileen Anderson, Helen Lis
Juanita Kellogg, Dorothy