The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-12-16
School News
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Jovita Tolksdorf, Margaret Ryge
and Cleo Gorley.
We have 38 on our ineligible
list. Some of the pupils hav'
good for being in the red
The majority, however, are boy
and girls who are in the red be
cause they do as little work a
possible. A number OF these seen
to take pride in the fact that they
do no home work. A few arr
Freshmen who have trouble find
ing themselves in high school
They work hard enough but the
change from a rural school to q
high school is too great and they
have not been able to adjust them
selves to new environments. They
will be all right after a while as
their attitude is of the best. A few
pupils are behind because of i'll
ness. However, some of these
had little to go on before they
took sick.
Waska School Marks
Best marks for the Waska
school are: Hygiene, Lydia How
~ersland, SO; Spelling, Lula Hagen,
100; History. Clair Artz. Sc;
Language, Lulu Hagen. 80: Arith'
metic. Clair Artz, 90; Geography,
Lydia Hoversland, 81; Reading,
Elmer Thompson, SO.
The ice rink has been shoveled
again. Tons of snow (eubic meas
ure) have been heaved. The
grade boys are hoping for fair
weather as q little skating will
give them a rest from the shovel.
The city water department, in
charge of Mr.. LEM, is doing its
best TO help us give the children
good clear outdoor recreation. The
boys plan to build two snow forts
while the snow il deep. These
will be used later whom snowballs
are more popular.
A large number of boys and
girls took advantage of the fair
weather last Saturday. and as a
result a number of sidewalks have
been improved. When some OF
these snow banks begin to melt,
dollars will have to be spent for
hip boots. Why not ply the shovel
a little now. "A shovel a day
the snow away"
Santa Claus is getting his sleigh
ready for his annual trip to the
Wolf Point school rooms. Disci-
piine is an unknown word these
lays.
Christmas Vacation
School will be out the evening
# Dec. 90 and will reopen the
morning of Jan. 8. A number Of
he teachers expect to spend the
Christmas vacation out Of town.
Because of the short vacation.
many will remain here. Miss Reed
will spend her vacation at Moor
read, MINI; Miss Toring at End
N. OAK; Miss Ellison at
Ninona, MINI. and Miss McGin-
ey at Bozeman. The others will
in Wolf Point.
A number of our former grad
lates will soon be home for the
holidays. We are looking forward
O some good assembly talks next
The Waska school closed De-
cember IA.
Wolf Point at Bozeman
The State college has sent us a
copy of the 1927 Montanan. 1t is
beautiful book. 1t contains many
cuts of the inspiring scenery OF
Montana.
Miss Mckinley, a member Of
he Wolf Point high school faculty
was graduated in 1927.
Fred Yandell, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. James Yandell Of this city,
S a member Of the junior class
pictured in the book. He is now
/ senior. Fred was secretary OF
he junior class last year.
Matthew Veldhuis is now a
member of the junior class and
tussel Burnison is a sophomore.
datthew is a member Of the AL
'ha Chi Sigma, a chemistry fra
ernity. These two boys are mem
ers of the State college band.
red Yandell is a member of the
migo club.
Christmas Program
The Christmas program will be
iven in the assembly room on
le afternoon OF Dec. %.
Senior class: Boys se1tette'
arol and two humorous songs.
Junior number: "A Merry
hristmas" by Bernadine Nelson.
Sophomore number: skit, Christ
las shopping.
Freshmen: Ruggles' Prepare
for Christmas Dinner Party.
Trio: by Penner sisters.
Songs by the school.
Eighth grade: Two recitations
Y Robert Toavs and Harry Weld
uis.
The Rev. A. 0. Johnson gave us
good assembly talk last Tues
He told of the value OF be-