The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-02-10
Honor Boil

NUM- non
Honor roll and extra curricula-
activities as of Feb. 18th. follow:
Margaret Alrick, piano; Wilmal
Burnison, basketball, football. anC
band: Evelyn Bannister, piano
Clyta Cusker. basketball, band
Gertrude Cusker, basketball
Belle Everett, basketball orches
ira, piano; Bernard Geisen, bas
ketball, band, public spelling
Russell Huxsol, basketball, band
orchestra, scout; Emma Katzke
basketball; Norma Littlefield
Evelyn Maylum; Frances Nahum
basketball; Marvin Mus, band
Norman Nedrud, basketball; HUI
da Nyland, basketball; Myrtle
Ownings, public speaking; Tena
Penner; Lillian Penner; Blanche
Pipal, public speaking, basketball
Alma Pipal, basketball; Leroy
Rogers, band; Margaret Randall,
basketball, band; Una Randall,
basketball, band; Anna Rygg,
basketball; Margaret Rygg, bas-
ketball; Woodrow Saunders;
Lauretta Geisen, basketball; Eliz-
abeth Strand; Helen %Steffenson,
basketball; Harold Shipman, band
orchestra, basketball, public
speaking; Norman Stille; Jovita
Tolksdorf, basketball; Harvey
Vinson, basketball, football, athle-
tics, commercial.
Sewing for the Heather
Mrs. Judd, hostess-Mabel Ban
mister.
Mrs. Powers-Adelaide Wigtil.
Mrs. Chesty, the president-Freda
Ann Chamberlain.
Mrs. Day-Eunice Ditmarson, sub
shutting for Evelyn B%annister.
Mrs. Strong-Tillie Opheim.
Mrs. Meeker-Helen Listerud.
Grandma Gibbs-Irene Pipal.
Luella Huggins-Beulah Thorn.
Meeley-Blanche Pipal.
Presented by Lutheran dramatic
department.
This was a most entertaining
playlet and was enjoyed immense
ly by the High School assembly.
The parts were clever and were
especially well interpreted. We
wish to thank the department for
allowing us to see theplay.
BainviIle BasketketbaII Game
Boys
BY COACH DOE
The game started fast but Wolf
although working the ball
through we'll, failed to connect
a number of easy shots. At
Ter about three minutes of scrim-
mage Herman finally found the
hoop for the first counter. Vim
;on and Laroque each scored once
the remainder of the quarter
or the Wolves while E. Romo,
3ainville's star forward, was
counting once for them. Score
Wolf Point 6, Bainville 2.
The Wolves failed to get going
the second quarter. Their hoop
passes were intercepted time after
ime by Weinrich, Bainville's tall
guard. Herman, Laroque and Bur-
Iison each scored once for Wolf !
POINT while E. Romo and Evans
ach scored once for Bainville.
he Wolves missed dozens of easy
hots in this quarter as well as in
he first. Score Wolf Point IL,
,ainville 6.
Wolf Point resorted to a shorter
nd lower pass in the second half,
rhich worked better. Herman
cored twice, Vinson once La
oque twice and Burnison once in
his quarter while Evans chalked
p one lone counter for Bainville.
core Wolf Point %, Bainville s.
1t was not until the final quar-
er that the passing attack of the
really reached it's full
over. Bainville was held score
ess in this quarter while the
Wolves were rolling up 20 points.
institutes for the regulars failed
, slow up the locals attack,
hitch was led by Laroque. Her
scored twice, Vinson scored
nee, Bechtel once, Laroque four
mes and Schneider twice. Wolf
oint As; Bainville 8.
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