The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-03-30

At The Music Meet
Harry Veldhuis, Belle Everett,
Ina Herman, Mrs. Everett and
Mr.. Simon are at the State Music
meet at Helena this week. We
hope they a bring back some
medals.
Helen S%teffenson and Blanche
Pipal are now in charge of the
Dry Forks school. Miss Donaghue
and Evelyn Nahum will go out on
Sunday. They will be out there
for nine weeks. Dorothy Gilligan
had to stop teaching because OF
ill health. Anna Olson Caderre,
the other member of the Normal
class. will not take the practice
teaching. Mr.. Livingston will
teach the Juniors in the Normal
Training department for the bal
ance of the year.
Playground baseballs were let
out on Tuesday.
Senior Program
The Seniors put on an excellent
assembly program last Friday.
The title was Keeping Him
Home. It was a tragic comedy in
one act. The character were Mr..
John Todd, a too domestic mar
ried man. Delbert Burch; Mary
Todd. Johns wife, Mabel Bannis-
ter: Jean Todd, their flapper
daughter, Norma Littlefield; Neal
Morgan. an sadmirer of jeans,
Harvey Vinson; Mrs. Dwight
Hardness, a caller with a mission,
Mabel Collins; Mrs. Egbert Leth-
by, her companion, Una Randall.
Time. the present; place, any
small town; scene, in the big en-
trance hall of the Todd house
Announcer was Wayde Littlefield:
Coach Miss MacFarlane; Critic
Livingston. The play was the
chest ever" and will be used on
Glass Day so the public can see it.
when the study hours are over
And we need a bit of fun,
Let each class give a playlet
It will tickle everyone"
N~orthside Affairs
Mr.. Livingston visited the North
side last week and saw some
rood work there. After reces the
Northside Primary band gave a
splendid concert. 1t was fine and
We are going to have them come
Iown here and play for our high
chool assembly.
The school enjoyed hearing
hrs. C. L. Marshall's letter from
,alifornia. The Club women are
ertainly making their power as a
beneficial force felt throughout
hat great state.
Evelyn Coffey brought a silk
cocoon to school. This was used
n connection with the subject OF
ilk in the commercial geography
lass.
Fred Yandell, a Wolf Point
.raduate called at the school on
Monday. Fred is a senior at the
State college and Will
graduate in June. He is taking
,peciaI work in physical educa-
ion. Fred has stayed with it and
viii make good. We + glad to
him. He is the son OF MI
and Mrs. James Yandell OF this
city.
The track boys are making a
set of hurdles for the local track
meet which will be held on Thurs
day April 26.
Ina Herman played her state
at assembly last Thurs
day. They were: Two Part Inven-
tin. No. s, Bach; Rhapsody G
Minor, Brahms; Espanola, God
dard. These are piano numbers.
Lawrence Poulson
The Wolf Point school was
shocked by the sudden death OF
one Of it's members, Lawrence
Poulson. Lawrence has been a
student in our school for many
years. He was we'll liked by all.
He took a great deal of interest in
our music department and was
always willing to give freely OF
his time to play for any school
affair. He was a member of our
high school Freshman class. The
high school and grades, eight,
seven and six, lined both sides OF
the street for a block while the
funeral procession passed. We
shall miss Lawrence and our
sympathy goes out to his family
and relatives.
Credit for Music
Music teachers of Montana are
to have their second annual con-
vention in Helena on March 2S-29.
One of the problems which will
receive serious consideration is
the matter of securing proper
credit for pupils in. high schools,
who wish to follow the musical
profession as their means of live
lihood. The educational author
tiles of the state are agreed that
the present method of allowing
credit is not just to the pupil or
m~a+bodicaI i'm its control and also