The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-05-25
School Department

Spring Festival, LIST grade.
tie Penmanship awards.
Northside band, made a hi
when it played con Old VOL
m Point"
Band.
Playlet-Good Manners by thu
Fairies, second grade.
Henry Ford's Favorite-4th anC
n 9Th room.
Band.
Playlet-Safety First, 9TH grade
The subs who took the places OF
o sick children did %splendidly.
Mark Mason Popular
D A graduate of Wolf Point High
is making an excellent record at
. the Los Angeles University of
California. He is Mark Mason.
Mark has made three honor fra
ternities. He is president of the
Senior class. About three weeks
ago he was elected president of
the Alumni for next year. He
graduates in June and will re-
ceive two degrees, b. S. and Phar-
macy. He has been offered a po-
sition as assistant in Chemistry
at the U. and plans to teach part
time and take work towards his
Masters degree. We are pleased
70 1aorp Of NTo,r-S-
School Dances and Others
A week ago last Friday night an
all school dance was held in the
gym. Only those who danced
were invited to attend. A school
orchestra assisted by Francis
Poulson and Russell Burnison fur
nished the best of music. We :
much prefer that our students
dance at home where the environ :
ment and hours are what they
should be.
Our policy has never been to en-
Youngsters to dance !
whose parents object. E
Most of our parties are so ar :
ranged that games are played {
from 1880 to 10. At 10 lunch is :
served and those who do not wish !
o dance may go home. Those :
Who stay are allowed to dance I'm :
IL fifteen to II. A few students :
ave used the school parties as a Y
over for trips to neighboring !
1wn dances. These students -
ave been barred from school par ~
es as they are not playing fair. "
they are going to dance at pla- "
IS other than the gym, they must Il
ave from their own homes and
Ut come to the school first. SO III
er cent of the students cause us "
} trouble. The 2 per cent who %
mt live up to a few simple rules
the trouble. We don't want oe
stop these parties as the major w
Y of students should not be pen M
lied because the few will not CO. ~
High school and grade 30
udents should not be allowed to Lo
out of town affairs. If a 1e
W parents would go along to fr
eek IN on whore tho vonno noo- Nc
2 are going, a great deal of good III
uld be accomplished. We want
ldents to have fun but it must fol
clean recreation. ga.
Miss Manderfeld gave five lbs.
candy to the boys basketball 70
I'm and five lbs. to the girls ca
sketball team. Did you hear Jul
ose nine rahs for Miss Mander- VII
d? Ro
Contestants in the final Inter NJ
lolastic defamation and read 80"
contests held at the State uni
'sity during track meet won
e first places, two seconds. and N
= third. Special interest was l
played in this event this year ski
| more than thirty contestants gan
ticipated. First places were Sew
en- to Dean Morgan, Anaconda; L
.da Erfle, Rapelje; Elizabeth Sew
Frate, Gallatin county; Edward Edv
Loyola; and Chester Low
1tley, Whitehall. Second pla- Fra,
were won by Ermel Fessler. Elm
soula Co; and Jess Simkins. Joe
Ignatius. Beth O'Brien of Ro- Mer
was winner OF third place. Don.
hirty-three high school news. Wal
ers and seventeen ANIMALS Eugt
2 entered in the I~nterscholas- Or
Editorial association contest gam,
ntly held at Missoula. The the
Spapers were divided into grad
classes according to the en- 20 il
1ent of the school in order to Lii
Judging more accurate. A 3B
+ cup was given the winner of Kenr
place in each division. The Arth,
ais winch We're considered in Geori
group, We're judged by the Richs
Cralt Guild OF Chicago which John
passed on college and high Georf
ii year books for a number of Billie
= FIRST places in the news Elena
contest were won by Bill Donal
and Missoula (tie), Havre. Pa
'wton, and Alberton. The Mis-
county annual The KY Impro
tue WIRING year book. Nasty