The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-04-27

margaret RySS, Anna hySS, Una
Randall, Margaret Randall, Alma
Pipal, Lillian Penner, Tena Pen
ner, Beatrice Olson, Myrtle Ow-
ings, Norma Nedrud, Ruth Nedrud,
Hulda Nyland, Ella Nelson, Fran
ces Nahum, Mildred Littlefield.
Norma L|ittlefield, Lloyd Larson,
Helen Listerud, Robert Lowell,
Emma Katzke, Eleanor Johnson.
Bernard Geisen, Lauretta Geisen.
Cleo Gorley Helen Funk, Belle
Everett, Catherine Catlin, Ger
trude Cusker, Clyta Cusker, Mabel
Collins, Terry Booth, Howard
Bechtal Evelyn Bannister, Ethe-
land Bilyen, Margaret Alrick, John
Motterud, Philip Courchene. Will
liam Rygg, Benedict Webinger.
No volley ball next Monday
night. There is a declamatory
contest in the high school assem-
bly,.
Mr.. Simon talked to Mrs. Mac
Farlan's classes in Occupations n
telegraphy and music.
Be Careful
Some cars are still moving too
fast along the streets, especially
past the school house. Every
year thousands of boys and girls
in America are killed and injured
by automobiles. We don't want
this to happen. Take a little
more time. Generally those going
35 miles an hour have little rea-
for the rush. Montana papers
are daily telling of 5 to 10 year
olds being crushed to death by the
automobiles. The next may be
boy Or girl. BE careful"
The other day two Wolf Point
boys would have been badly
or killed if the driver had
been going faster than ten miles
an hour past the school.
The report cards were sent out
last Monday.
A large number of our boys are
going to the c. NJ. T. c. camp this
summer.
Matthew VeIdhuis who played
It Poplar with the Bob Cat band
made a short call at the school.
Matthew is doing good work at {
he State college. He is in the
dentistry department. Russell
'urnison also played in the same S
and. 7
The Physics made a field trip I
n Monday. They are studying
ound. Miss MacFarlan is in n
.ructor. The English classes and q
ISIS Ellison's grades are studying n
lie writing of business letters. r.
Junior Party S
Last Friday evening the mem
ers of the Junior class brought \
uests to the school gymnasium to
in games and dancing. V
xcellent music was furnished by
ellie Everett, Harry Veldhuis, 7
lssell Burnison, Harold Shipman
ID Russell Huxsol. Near the A
ose of the evening a delicious "
nch was served by Jovita Tolks-
,rf and Ruth Sickles. Everyone ri
d a good time. Miss Reed is
ass advisor. F
Miss Donaghue spent the week
d at the home of Evelyn Nah b
m near Waska.
Arbor Day is May s.
Last Thursday Eleanor Johnson, g,
nth Nedrud and Belle Everett ,
aged some beautiful piano trios.
hey were Excelsior Polka by
uller and Under the Mistletoe N
Engelmann.
State Teachers examinations
i'll be held in Wolf Point May 3, s
and 5. The next state eighth Il
ade examinations will be held
ay 21-22. OF
Assembly Program II
Fourth grade-Mrs. Wigtil. OF
Name of play, Pictures from eN
)okland.
Characters-Fairy. Esther Cour-
enc; Jack, Junior Clayton; be
ne, Lois Dewitt; Little Women, N.
ag, Nina Johnson, Beth, Corinth w
unders, 10 Lillian Kellogg, Amy, w
le Brownlee; Uncle Tom, Ar NJ
ir Hanson; Eva. Elenore Mus; Be
ms Brinker, Tom Jansen, Heide, CT
rbara Goodman; Deta, Lois Fir
9th; Robinson Crusoe, Leo Tru- Pc
; Announcer, Aloysius Cody.
was n of the best grade co
ograms Of the year and may be ar
Deated on Friday evening of
is week after the spelling con in
st. mi
American Forest Week go
American Forest week begun
'oughout the Wolf Point schools Wi
It is devoted to a con ~
.eration of the problems of pro- tn
and developing the coun- MI
IS forest resources and to an 10
i've campaign to bring about
ter forest conditions. de
n a recent proclamation, Presi- Oh
1t Coolidge designated the the
elk of April 22-2S as the 1928 Tn
Forest Week and urged pa
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