The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-10-07
WOLVES DEFEATED
IN GLASGOW GAME
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out because OF the pressure of farm
work. The juniors number 23
sophomores 10, freshmen As, Stl
grade and part high school As
post graduates 2, a total on the
top floor of 1874. Our high schoo
would be o-vercrowded if all The
pupils who we're here last yeal
had decided to return. The fol
lowing have not enrolled for one
reason or another. Lillian Bur
rows, who would have been a SEM
or, is attending the high school al
Cicero, III. Pearl McClammy, sophie
more, of Oswego, recently under
went an operation. Harry Carl
son and Floyd Hanson, freshmen,
+ staying out for farm work.
Harry may enroll this week. Har-
riet Strand, freshman, is attending
the Frazer high school. The fol
lowing eighth graders have not re-
turned. Doris Nichol, Floyd Mic
hol, Charles Trudo and Albert Alb
bolt are working. Dorothy Taylor
and Bernice Geisen are attending
rural school. George Weeks has
gone to Chemawa Indian school.
Arthur Hubbard has gone to Miles
City.
Donald Hubbard is attending the
Miles City high school. Fayrie HON
righaus is attending high school in
Waterloo, Iowa. Evelyn Coffey
and Aagot HOLDEN are attending
school at Fargo, N. D. Elma Egge-
brecht is at Richey, Pearl Nasty
is working, Elvera Loeppky and
Evelyn Hardie are in the city. Mar
tina and Lydia Schultes and Maria
Heinrich are at Volt, the two lat
ter having been i'll. Julene Taylor
is at Benrud, Mary Webinger at
Macon, Irene Montgomery at Pop
lar. Audrey Knorr is married and
Rose Klyne is attending school in
Canada,
Last year the enrolment of In
dian children in District As was
about II. This year we have about
81.
We expect to open the Golden
school as soon as we can
find a boarding place for the teach
er.
The band held it's first rehearsal
Tuesday morning at $50. The
first fire drill of the year was held
Monday morning. The building
vas cleared of 504 pupils in two and
A half minutes.
The grades did not have recess
;es Tuesday because of the storm.
The windows were opened and
physical exercises were the
Most of the grades have new
footballs. AS soon as the weather
,lears, inter-grade games will be
scheduled. The girls have play
baseballs. New ladders
lave been ordered for the stride.
The Senior Glass
Members of the 1928 senior class
re: Irene Boese, Wilmar Burnt
on, Mabel B%annister, Clyta Gus
Ter, Roy Cusker, Mabel Collins,
lussel Huxsol, Ina Herman, Fred
.aRoque, Norma Littlefield, Wayde
.ittlefield, Evelyn Nahum, Mar
in Mus, Tillie Opheim, Anna Oh
on, Blanche Pipal, Margaret Ran
all, Una Randall, Helen Steffen-
on, Elizabeth Strand, Marvin Sc
erson, Harvey Vinson, Howard
Tood, John Williams, Vera Smith,
lillian Schneider, Delbert Burch,
[adeline Nelson, Rose Olson, and
ellen Olson.
New pupils enrolled this week:
els Johnson, 5B; Nina Johnson,
B, Delbert Hiveley, lib, Robert !
arson, lib. !
Lucille Zimmerman and Ellen |
p~pelgren, members of the class
1927, left Sunday evening for
state normal at Valley City, N. ]
ak. :
Glasses Elect i
Glass officers for 1929 are: \
Seniors: Wayde Littlefield, pres II
Fred LaRoque, vice-presi-
mt; Norma L~ittlefeld, secretary
easurer; Harvey Vinson, mem .
r of the athletic council; Roy +
skier, sergeant-at-arms; Miss n
It'll MacFarlane, class advisor. II
Juniors: Werner Schneider, pres Y
snt; Alma Pipal, vice-president; l
lbert White, secretary-treasurer;
ilfred GIFTS, member of athletic 4
lncil; Bernard Geisen, sergeant i
Miss Florence Reed, N
SIS advisor.
.Sophomores: Belle Everett,
esident; Dean Herman, vice
,sident; Gertrude Cusker, Sec Z
ary-treasurer; Howard Bechtel,
mber Of athletic council; Vic
Penner, sergeant-at-arms; Miss
ia Manderfeld, class advisor.
freshmen: Lloyd Larson, pres I
Mt; Anona King, vice-president;
-tha Smith, secretary-treasurer;
2 Inglehart, member of athletic \
neil; Harold Erickson, SER
Int-at-arms; Miss Belle Dona- I
lie, class advisor.
grade: Claud Clark, =
sident; Garnet Montgomery, \
e-president; Warren King. Sec