The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-12-06
School Department
BY SUPT. r. H. LIVINGSTON

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Report Cards Out
Parents: did you see the re
port cards that were sent out on
Monday? If you are not satisfied
with what your child is doing
we shall be glad to consult with
you The difficulty may be in the
school or it may be in the home.
Five weeks are left before the
finals and then the LIST semester
accounting takes place. If you
wait until the end of the semes-
ter, the damage is done and is diff
ficult to repair.
Enrollments
Terry Booth enrolled in our
freshman class and Kirk Booth
in the 7B grade. Both boys have
been attending Occur d Alene,
Idaho schools.
John Heinrich enrolled in 6B;
Helen and Sarah Heinrich enroll
ed in ga. They have been attend
ing the Liberty school in Dist. 45.
Glen Seth and Dorothy Torkel-
son are back in school after long
sieges of sickness. Irene Camp
bell has been forced to drop
school this semester because of
her health. We hope you can
come next semester, Irene.
The snowstorm delayed several
who spent Thanksgiving holidays
in the country.
6thB Program
miss Randall, teacher)
l.. A recitation, Thanksgiving
Turkey" by Leo David.
2. A series of Thanksgiving tab
leaux.
a. THE First Indian Corn"
b.. Priscilla and John Alden"
c. Pilgrims Going to Church."
A chorus sang Thanksgiving
songs for each tableaux.
This vas a good program and
was enjoyed by the assembly.
A short Thanksgiving program
was held on Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. McFarlan was in charge.
The Landing of the Pilgrims 49,.
Catherine Johnson.
Our First Thanksgiving Elmer
Thornberg.
The Pilgrims Kenneth Steffen-
son.
Quartet ----.- Laura Penner, Tena
Penner, Lillian Penner and Sus-
lie Toavs. Pianist, Mrs. Kaniew-
ski.
Hoover's Thanksgiving Proclama-
ton and Why W. Should Be
Thankful !. F. H. Livingston.
Three weeks Of school are left
before the two weeks of Christ
mas vacation.
Our grade basketball boys will
play at Brockton on Friday night
of this week.
The first real games of the
season will be held in the local
gym on Friday evening, Dec. 10.
The Hinsdale or Brockton boys
will be here and the Brockton
girls. On Thursday, Dec. 10, the
Nashua boys and girls will be
here.
On Jan. 3-4-5 our boys team
will make a trip to Chinook and
Harlem.
The Pioneer Press carries a
story of the Minnesota All-Uni-
versity Girls Annual Fall dinner
and program. This was attended
by more than 100 goods. Halle
Chapman of Wolf Point and Kath-
crime Lounberg of Minneapolis
were chairmen Of the entertain
ment committee.
Agnes Skary, who broke her
leg, is rapidly improving.
o. c. Johnson brought back a
good report Of the excellent
Thanksgiving program held at the
Day school. He says the Day base
ball team is a bunch of hard hit
tiers.
The school board voted to
change the name of the Wetsit
school to the Day school.
Hinsdale to Play Here
Hinsdale high school boys will
play basketball here Thursday
evening, December 10. There will
be a good preliminary. On Friday
evening, December IA, the high
school boys and girls of Brockton
will play a doubleheader here.
Alpha Kappa Psi, national bust
ness administration fraternity, is
composed of students who i do
ing major work in the School of
Business Administration. William
Hide, a student at Missoula, was
pledged at a meeting Of Alpha
Kappa Psi last week.
Halle Chapman is listed as one
of the Minnesota goods on the
varsity hockey team.
knowledge to be useful must
be both new and exact.
America Needs More Virtue
The following is an extract
from Everyday Problems Of Amer
lean Democracy.
Never in the History of our
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