The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-06
School Department
By supT. =. n. LIVINGSTON

hldlllCN l. tclih0t CT
assembly recently, says that a
boy can go to college for $500 a
year. He can go for less if he
works. He can spend more, but
$3.50 should be plenty. We agree
with Mathew. The high cost of
education is usually due to Hi
Life. The Antioch Notes says,
Quoting an estimate of $500 as
the average yearly outlay for a
sol in college, a Princeton dean
suggests that 10000 of u 600,-
600 college students might
have profited more had they gone
from secondary school directly to
productive work" Antioch disa-
grees with this sum and says the
average freshman needs only
$500 in addition to earnings.
Charles Rathert says that the
first $50 days are the hardest. If
you live through them you will be
able to graduate. Cleo Flint says:
college life is worth every cent
it COSTS"
Our graduates say that not all
is good at college, but colleges
averages better than many COM
munities. They say you can find
plenty of good people at college
if you want to. One of our boys
said that he had turned down
dozens of offers to drink. Keep
it up. Every time you say mo" it
will be than much easier. The
world has little use for a man
who cannot say mo- at the right
time.
James Styer Wins Prize
James Styer, who is attending
school in Lacrosse recently won
honors. Jimmie entered a contest
put on by the Tri-State Milk Com
pany. He painted a picture adj
vertising the value of milk. Each
contestant received a booklet
which he had to color (using cray
ola). These were handed in to
the nearest ROGER and then sent
in to the Company. The booklets
were then examined by a commit
tee of artists from the different
schools including the state norm
al. Jim was awarded a SIS foot
0all. +,
The recital put on by the pupils
.aking piano work in Mrs. Ship
mans classes was very good. ,
Christmas Card Shower {
Our shower of Christmas cards
included many from people for {
nerly connected with the Wolf t
schools. Among them were {
Iyrtle WINES, teacher at Port {
md. N. Oak, Lucille Zimmerman,
tudent, Valley City state normal;
russell Burnison, student, state
ollege, Bozeman; Ruth Ness, stu
ent, Minot high school; Charles t
nd Blanche Alexander, students,
high school; Miss May
rrumper. state superintendent,
Helena; Mr.. and Mrs. Keith Rig
in, Hemet, Calf; Beryl Clayton,
eacher, Kalispell; o. Lloyd Giles
lie, superintendent, Froid; Mar
ory Bell Leonard, teacher, Port
and. Ore; Mrs. Adolf Hauge, for
Ter teacher, Occur d'Alene, Ida F,
o: John Brown, teacher, Madoc; /
Beier, county supervisor,
Point, Wis; Myrtle Bak-
ZEN, principal, Omak, Wash;
abraham Toavs, farmer, Wolf
Joint; Marian and Phyliss Christ
anson, students, Seattle, Wash;
dyrtle Nieman, teacher, Waska;
dyrtle Keckler. teacher, I4aaven-
worth, Wash; Lyall and Stanley
Martin, students, 16 w. Oak St,
.odi. Cal; Mr.. and Mrs. D. T.
Staples, college instructor, James
own, N. Oak; Clara Undseth,
eacher, Crookston, Mimi; Laura
)ahlstrom, Billings, Mont; Leslie
Mcneil, Midwest, Wyo.; Gertrude
Burlington, Wash; Mr..
md Mrs. Walter May (Mae Voor-
lees) Medicine Lake, where Mr.
Nay is superintendent; Luella
Arnts. teacher, Bernardsville, New
Jersey; Genevieve and Isabelle
Montgomery, city; R. Pierre Tay-
or and wife, teacher, Frazer;
Aagot HOLDEN, student, Oak Grove
Seminary. Fargo, N. Oak; Ellen
Appelgren, student, state normal,
Valley City ;Amanda Smith, teach
,r Bozeman; Shirley Mowatt,
student, Los Angeles. We are
ylad to hear from the people and
wish them success in the coming
year.
High School Trophy
The 1927 class presented the
rophy case to the high school. 1t
IS a beauty and we shall strive to
ill it. Charlie Rathert made the
presentation speech. This class
also purchased a beautiful curtain
'or one of the windows on the
The school will purchase
he other. The '26 class gave the
pig curtain for the stage. These
gifts are much appreciated.
New lockers will be put in the
upper hall. These will do awoy
with the unsightly coat ranks
which now give our halls a dis
orderly appearance. The lockers