The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-27
School Department
BY SUPT. r. H.. LIVINGSTON

90, geography go, music 80;
John Livingston, geography 80,
hygiene 80;
Kathryn Johnson, music 80, hy-
giene 90;
Alice Bechtel, music 80;
Bernadean Styer, music 90;
Earl Shenkenberger, hygiene 90.
5th-A-
Robert Littlefield. language 90,
geography 80, history 80, music
90, hygiene 90;
Richard Courchene. history %.
music 95;
Isabelle Delaney, music 90;
9th Grade and High School
sth-B-
Catherine Catlin, grammar 81,
history 80, arithmetic So;
Jane Clark, arithmetic 90;
Robert Lowell. history 90;
Helen Listerud, history 90. gram
MAJ "a, arithmetic 81;
Bernice Bogut, grammar 80;
Helen Funk, grammar "a, arith-
metic SO, history "a.
High School
Bookkeeping, Vera Smith %, Alice
Lund 90;
Physics, Norman Nedrud 80;
Gen. History, Norman Nedrud 49,,
Margaret Alrick 90;
Sociology II,
Howard Bechtal "a, Rosemary
Courchene 90, Emma Katzke 81.
Hulda Nyland 90. Margaret Rygg
"a. Beulah Thorn 80, Florence OIL
son "a.
Plane Geometry
Charles Hanson 90, Hulda Ny
land 80, Margaret Rygg 81.
Algebra II
Margaret Alrick 80. Wilmar
Burnison 90. Russell Huxsol 80,
Harvey Vinson 90;
English II, Belle Everett 90;
English ". Norma Littlefield "a,
Russell Huxsol SO;
Latin Frances Nahum 80, Hulda
Nyland 90, Margaret Rygg 80;
Latin II, Belle Everett 95;
Foods, Nora Hanson 90;
General Science, Belle Everett 80,
Margaret Rygg 80, Hulda Ny
land 90;
English |, Francis Nahum 90;
Sociology I, Myrtle Owing SO, Lee
roy Rogers 80, Woodrow Saund-
ers 90;
American History, Margaret AL
rick 90, Norman Nedrud SO, Ber-
nard Geisen 90;
Psychology, Norma L~ittlefield 81,
Blanche Pipal SO;
Mt. Reading, Blanche Pipal 90;
Mt. arithmetic, Bernard Geisen SO
Our band will play two numbers
for assembly on Feb. 2. These
will be: March, Getty of Ballarat'
and waltz, Dream of Spring.
Basketball Dope
The superintendents OF the var
ious schools in the Northeastern
district met at Bainville last Fri
day night to discuss the athletic
situation. While there they wit
messed a double header between
Froid and Bainville. Both were
fast and close games. About 125
went down from Froid and return
ed IN the special. Bainville won
both by narrow margins. Wolf
Point folks will have a chance to
see these same teams in action
on Friday night of this week
when the Froid girls play here,
and on Feb. 3 when Bainyille
plays a double header here. On
Feb Z or 8, Poplar will play a
big double header here. On Feb.
1917 the sub-district tournaments
will be held at Froid and Malta.
The two winning teams from each
tournament will meet at Poplar
for the championship round on
Feb. "a. This suits us fine. No
matter who wins, Wolf Pointers
will still be close enough to watch
the finals in the new Indian gym.
Two extemporaneous speakers will
also represent each district at
at the same time. The
state tournament will be held at
Bozeman March Z to 10.
A new volley ball arrived at the
gym Monday night. Along with
t came several new players who
we're given a hearty welcome.
Girls Game at Nashua
Data for the following account
the girls basket ball game at
Nashua last Saturday night was
furnished by Miss Ruth MacFar-
ane, coach. Wolf Point won 4S
o -. The score at the end of
he first half stood 80 to 2. 6 min
tie quarters were played, and six
cen baskets were made by Wolf
Joint in u minutes. OF the II
ield baskets made, Ina Herman
lade 9 and Vera Smith 8. No per-
onal fouls were called on Nashua.
'lyta Cusker had two, and each
Their player, one Mcpherson ref
reed. The lineup was:
Volt Point Nashua
lyta Cusker-. IF Mckee
ma Herman If M cQuigg
era Smith c Peterson
rY NToHao = 4