The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-04-19

Lois Booth, Marjorie Youngkin
Lillian Kellogg, Lois Schafer, vii
liam Odds, Inez Wigtil, Eleanor
Mus, Bess Terry, Lucille Sever
son, Leora Simon, lola Homrig.
haus, Carol Mann, Robert Penner,
Nina johnson, Milo Odds, Nels
Johnson, Junior Clayton, Harold
Nichol, Harold Isachsen, George
Doty, Donald Bannister.
Paintings used were: Baby
Stuart, Van Dyck; Holland Morn
ing, Hitchcock; The Angelus, Mil
let; With Grandpa, Mac Even ;
An Aristocrat, L~andseer; Carna-
ton Lily, Lily Rose, Sargent;
Dancing in a Ring, Thoma; The
Sheepfold, Jacque; Home Work,
Carriere; Return to the Fold,
Mauve.
The school program consisted
of four room programs which
were among the best we have had
this year.
Sleepy Boys Comeback, Miss
Keyes' room.
Holland. Mrs. Wigtil's room.
Robin Hood, Miss BEERS room.
Easter Pageant, Miss Hopwood's
and Miss Ingebretson's rooms.
These teachers worked hard to
prepare these numbers and de-
serve much credit for the success
of the evenings program. All of
these numbers were in costume.
The teachers who pronounced
words in the spelling contest were
Miss Drege, MI. Johnson, Miss Oh
son, Miss Reed and Mr.. Living
ston.
The spelling judges we're Miss
Watson, Miss Breening, Miss
Keyes, Miss Hendrickson and
Miss Council,
The art and music memory
judges were Miss Beier, Mrs. Wig
til, Miss Hopwood, Miss Ingebret-
son, Miss Randall and Miss
Drege.
The School Party
Heard on the street and in the
school after the kid party last
Friday evening:
Wasn't Coach a scream--Tm still
chuckling-Whar a kick-Beulah
looked like a million dollars, won
Do. cAo,a0nA HnnCn't npoh fhnf
goodIooking nurse-O you Gang
Comedy-Aren't Dean and Becky
cute-If Elmer and Oscar keep on
drinking milk they will make
their fortune with Ringing circus
as the Wonder Babies of the
world-Mrs. Mac has all of them
beaten-Young is some broncho
buster-Those niggers have me
guessing-Isn't it lovely to be a
b d e oh, you good-looking
Spaniards - Nine rahs for the
sophomores, they can take the
cake-Those hobos have an easy
life and how-Wonder what the
spectators think of us-I came to
get my wife but stayed to see
the fun Madge Geringer has
rocked children to sleep-Why
cant the seniors win?-Too bad
Jane and Willie are sick, we miss
them-Guess those who didn't
dress up feel lonesome-Doug Lar
son is some bantam fighter-Ger-
trude Cusker surely counted stars
Catherine Catlin needs a gold
medal-When do we eat?-That
is the best music I have heard for
two years-Isn't Johnson a dear?
-Brer Rabbit must have thrown
Prof. into the briar patch-Wish
we had a picture of the gang
Let's make this an annual affair"
Party Results
Best costume-Catherine Catlin,
freshman, 25 points.
Knock 'em Down and Drag 'em
Out-Sophomores, 20 points.
Jack rabbit trick-Seniors, 10
points.
High loop ~ Sophomores, 10
points.
Climb the steeple- Sophomores,
10 points.
Climb the mast-Juniors, Is
Spring chicken bottle Eighth
grade, 10 points.
Sing 1T" to Sleep Eighth grade
10 points.
The April shower--Eighth grade,
10 points.
Tug of war-Juniors, Is points.
Music was furnished by Mrs.
Doe, Mr.. Doe, Bernard Markham, ,
Russell Burnison, Leonard Kani-
ewski, Harold Shipman. 1t was
fine. We wish to thank them for ]
helping to make the party a big {
success.
The lunch committee in charge
If Miss Norby did a nice piece of
work as did the decorating com !
in charge of Miss Eckwall !
md Mr.. Doe. t
We wish to thank the people I
who acted as judges. \
Glass advisors are: Seniors, {
hrs. MacFarlane. Juniors, Miss T
Jorby. Sophomores, Miss Reed 7
freshmen. Miss Hendrickson. T
Miss Olson. Seventh, Mr.. T
.ohnson.