The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-01-20
School, Department
BY SUPT. r. n. LIVINGSTON

The schools of District No. Al
have received maps Of the state
of Montana from the Railroad
commission. These were distrib
uted through Mrs. %Inglehart's of
flee.
The Wolf Point girls will play
at Nashua on Saturday night OF
this week. A large crowd OF
rooters viii 90 to Poplar this
week with cur high school boys
and city team.
Next week on Jan. q the fast
Froid girls team will play in the
local gym. Froid has a real team
this year. Our boys will play at
Bainville on the same evening.
A meeting will be held at Balm
vile on Friday night of this week
for the purpose of planning the
District basketball tournament.
Mr.. Livingston will attend this
meeting.
Our next big home game will
be Feb. 3 when Bainville plays a
double-header here.
Sth grade examinations will be
held in Wolf Point on Monday and
Tuesday, Jan. % and "a. Children
from outside of District As may
write here. Civics, history, gram
mar and reading are given on
Monday. Arithmetic, spelling, ag-
riculture, physiology and geogra-
ply are given on Tuesday.
Standard Tests
Mr.. Livingston gave a standard
vocabulary test on sound to the
physics class on Monday.
The last spelling test for the
semester was given Wednesday.
Children who missed the tests are
making them up.
Mr.. Livingston gave an arithme-
tic test to the two third grades
on Tuesday. This is the first of
a series Of three that will be
given before the end of next week.
The final examination was Civ
en- to the stock Judging team on
Tuesday after school. These boys
Leslie Boyer, Earl Wood, Frank
Toavs and Clarence Bartel-took
the test. Three of these boys will
represent Wolf Point at the vocat-
ional conference at BoZeman on
Jan. 30. This is one of the best
trips that the school offers dur :
ing the year. About 1900 boys .
met at Bozeman last year. :
Volt Honor Roll y
The highest marks in the Volt y
school are: Thelma Blankenship, =
arithmetic SO, reading 81, language =
10. hygiene 80, geography 80 and :,
history 91;Ruth Schultes, hygiene 9
%; Edmond Schultes, spelling 81. .
Grade Programs 4
We have had some very good
GRADE programs in assembly. Mrs. 6
roring's third grade gave a play :
let: The Hold-up Of the Penny !
Bank. The characters We're: :
Newsboy. Franklin Owings; Grand =
ather Dollar, Arnold Stennes; 9,
food Pennies, Ivan Bushman, Bill :
Y Reichert, James Boyd; Bad ',
'ennies, Aage Lang and James -
arden. =,
Miss BEERS second grade gave -
l excellent program. The an -
,uncer was Richard Bechtel. The 10
was as follows:
song-"Scuse Me Teacher o.
alph Relchert, ~ W.
ikkel Hide, of
Playlet-Milk for the Whole 6
vorld. 60
Americans CO
Dorothy Door, an
Donald Johnson, an
Doctor-Mikkel Hide Se
Japanese
June Kurokawa, w
Clarabelle Funk n,
Eskimoes- vi
Carol Styer L;
Donald Bannister 81
Dutch Jenny Terry r,
Uncle Sam-Arthur Moran
Song-"Little Cho-Cho Md" vi
Robert Coffey w
The third grade in charge of II
Hiss Toring gave an excellent -
this week. 1t was entitled
Mother Goose's Goslings". The
haracters were Mother Goose.
mn Eileen Rothe; Red Riding
God, Elizabeth Deck; Old WO-
an, Inez Simon; Bo-Peep, Pat
cia DeWane; Miss Muffett, 4
Severson; Old Mother h
hubbard, Marian Johnson; Jill, 4
anet Lowell; Jack, Carl Onberg; L
.ock-a-Bye Baby, Ruth Swedberg; Il
Willie Wrinkle, Norma Loyejoy: r
ontrary Mary, Helen Jansen; B
Dumpty, Linwood Hickel; e
the Piper's Son, Tom Saund- b
IS; Jack Horner, Robert Schoen- ,
g; George Porgie, William E
eem; Boy Blue, Ernest Sham (
y. E
We expect to include the best s
these grade programs in our Il
eneral program which may be
wen some time in February.
Education Increasing Il
In 1927 the college and univers-
~ oproI1noap+ woe 90O 500 In 1907 IL