The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1928-04-06
School Department
Bv SUPT. +. n. LIVINGSTON

Gerringer. Donald Larson, Mayme
Deck. Laura Penner and Walter
Chapman.
Delmer Lesson, son of County
Commissioner Lesson of Bainville
will represent the Bainville high
school at the Tribune's oratorical
contest to be held in Wolf Point
on Friday, April 6 at s o'clock.
The Junior play. "A Picked Up
Dinner" and other numbers Will
be given at the high school assem-
bly, Friday evening, April 10. The
program begins at 1880. Admis-
sion will be 35c and 15c. The
Juniors wish to raise money so
they may entertain the Seniors OF
1928.
This week ends the seventh
month. Two more months and
another school year will be pass
ed.
The sixth grade will sing an
Easter song for assembly on
Thursday. Their grade program
is Wednesday, April II. The
fifth grade program is Friday,
April IS.
The American Civics class is
studying electors this week.
Charles Rathert at Missoula, is
working out with the spring foot
ball squad. Sylvester Smith is
out for track. He is a short dash
man. Word comes that Charlie
has made the High Honor Roll in
scholarship. This is fine. Abra-
ham Toavs returned from the
State College with 4A's and IBIS.
These records please us and con-
gratulations are in order.
Don't forget the school election
on Saturday afternoon. Every
qualified elector should vote. You
owe it to your school to cast a
ballot.
The one-fourth holidays for the
seventh month will be given on
Thursday of this week as Friday
is a holiday.
Seventh Grade Program
The seventh grade gave a play
let. in the high school assembly,
last Friday morning entitled, ITO
The Rescue of Good English"
The scene was laid in a school
room, the time was just before
examinations. Good English was
afraid that Young America would
not pass his grammar examination
if he didn't get down to work so
she called in Mr.. Grammar and
his family of the parts of speech.
The characters were: Young
America, Melbourne Coffey;
Grammar, Harry Pipal; Good Eng
lish, Madge Geringer; Noun,
Eunice Ditmarson; Verb, Mayme
Dick: Advert, Lillian Trudo; Ad-
jective, Irene Pipal; Pronoun Hell
en- Borget; Intersection, Flora Ed
wards; Proposition, Marie La
roque; Conjunction, Laura Pen
ner; Dictionary, Eugene Dougher-
ty; Punctuation, Donald Larson;
Clause, Elmer GIFTS; Phrase,
George Rathert; Capital Letter,
Lowell Burnison. Maxine Deck
announced the program. This
a splendid program and was much
enjoyed by the high school.
Helena was host to 700 state
boys and girls at the annual music
meet. The Wolf Point delegation
made a good showing. Harold
Shipman took third on the cello
and Russell Huxsol third on the
clarinet.
Helena won the meet with 15S
points, Missoula End with 1923;
Butte Bird with sc; Bozeman 4th
with As, and Great Falls 5th with
43.
Our people enjoyed the trip to
Henela very much. There was
some dissatisfaction with the
Judging. We were sur that
Harry Veldhuis placed with his
baritone but the judges saw ii
otherwise. A new system OF
Judging will be followed next
year. Miles City, Livingston and
Great Falls placed in the baritone
solo; Butte, Moore and Wolf
Point took the cello; Helena
Bozeman and Wolf Point took the