The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-11-01
School Department
BY SUPT. F. n. LIVINGSTON

ing, November s, when the Frazer
grade boys will meet a local grade
team. On Nov. 16 u girls will
play at Brockton. On Nov. % the
Brockton grade boys will play
here. The Poplar football game
here will close our season and
then basketball for all will start
in good earnest.
Nov. II to 16 is American Ed
ucation week.
Nov. IS to % is National Book
week.
If you have any old magazines
that you don't know what to do
with, please let us know. We shall
be glad to get them for use in
school.
Each of our rural schools has
been supplied with a sport ball
which a be used as a playground
ball o. as a basketball. A few Of
the basketball rings are not up.
The Sophomore List
How many of these Wolf Point
sophomores do you know? Gather
inc Catlin, Louise Courchene, Jane
Clark, Claud Clark, Margaret De-
Tray, Daniel Deck, Helen Funk,
Life Fossen, Ruth Folden, Nor
ris Femme, Odin Femme, Cecile
Gagner, Bernice Geisen, Gilbert
Hide, Herbert Hong, Hans
Hveem, Ruth Hveem, Tom Kelly,
Fred Knabe, Bernice Lovejoy,
Katheryn Mann, Clair Artz, Aileen
Anderson, Alvin Borgert, Bernice
Bogut, Marvin Meyer, Garnet
Montgomery, Ruth Nedrud, Don
Nelson, Inez Olson, Leo Pipal,
Vivian Siljenberg, Helen Louise
Styer, Ruth Taliaferro, Dorothy
Taylor, Helen Thorn, Marjorie
Thomas, George Weeks, Powell
White, Vernon Wigtil, Reuben
Will, Clarice Warmbrod, Beth
Treeby, Lois Treeby, Paul Done
hoo.
Halloween Party
An overwhelming majority of
the students in high school, 7th
and 8th grades voted to hold the
annual Halloween party on Thurs
day evening of this week.
Robert Donehoo enrolled Is a
junior in our high school.
Cleo Flint, who is attending the
University of Montana, was chair
man of the stage committee for
stunts for the Coed prom. The
Coed prom is an annual event for
university women and is always
held during the fall quarter.
Fred LaRoque played on the
Minnesota B. team against North
western B team. In this game he
was injured. We are glad he has
recovered and is again in the play.
Terry Booth enrolled in the
.ouer d. Alene, Idaho, high school.
We are still saving Nash coffee
coupons for u school radio. We
have 1851 coupons and must col
Iect more before December 81,
1929, as the contest closes then.
We need 1850 coupons if we are
to get the radio.
Teachers Association Elects
The Wolf Point local teachers
association has Al members. Of
'icers were elected last Friday
evening. They are: Gunda Hen
1um, president; Irene DER, Vice
president; Emma Hendrickson.
ecretary-treasurer. Delegates to
he state assembly are Mayme
Vigil and F. H. Livingston; al
ernates are Clifford Johnson and
Florence Reed.
Glass Officers
The various classes selected
heir officers on Monday.
Seniors-Wilfred GIFTS, presi-
lent; Dean Herman, vice presi-
lent; Belle Everett, secretary
treasurer; Leonard Kaniewski,
member of the athletic council;
lax Seminars, sergeant-at-arms.
Juniors = Dorothy Torkelson,
resident; Francis Nahum, vice
resident; Myrtle Owings, secre-
ary-treasurer; Irene Inglehart,
member of the athletic council; I
hyde Durham, sergeant-at-arms.
Observation-Disclosures Catlin,
resident; Hans Hyeem, v%ice-pres- \
lent; Claud Clark, secretary
treasurer; George Weeks, athletic
ouncil member; John Lindsay, $
ergeant-at-arms. ]
Freshmen-Ruth Fossen, presi- I
ent; Benedict Webinger, vice. I
resident: Donald Larson, secre- $
ary-treasurer; Erma Cusker, ath-
,tic council member; Philip Cour-
hene, sergeant-at-arms.
Last Thursday Aileen Anderson il
ang "The World Is Waiting for c
le Sunrise and Singing in the F
ain. Belle Everett was her ac- \
ompanist. These were delightful \
umbers. \
Some people think that there is S
great gap between success and e
lilure- between profit and loss. s.
his is not often so. Often it may
,nsist of doing things that at v
rst glance may seem small. h
Best Standings p
The best standing for the first a