The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-12-13

Announcer Melvin Bushman
Terry .. Kenneth Huso
Peggy .---. Lille Delong
May -.-...- Virginia Boegler
Edith -..- Lorine Edwards
Nancy ..--. Willis Buchanan
Donald .-.. Raymond Nieman
Tom --. Jimmy Frederickson
Children - Ronald Anderson,
Paul Youngkin.
Fairy Queen Elizabeth G%eringer,
Fairies .. Katie Bell Carson,
Maisie Fadness.
Stage managers - Alvin lsachsen,
Lee Monohan.
This was one of the best grade
programs of the year and will be
repeated in a general program for
the public before the end of the
year.
First and second grade program,
Northside school, Monday, Nov.
rs, 1929.
l. Play, Ameliar-anne and the
Green Umbrella.
Characters
Ameliar-anne Stiggins 1900. Joyce
Trip.
Mrs. Stiggins .......-.- Clara Penner
The Squire ........-..- Henry Dlbert
The Squire's Sister, Miss Joseph
inc .....-. Miriam Rogers
4B-Eleanor Alrich, reading "a,
Bushman, Eva Birkeland, Earl
Allan, Leonard Dibert, Marian
Youngkin.
II. Thanksgiving, by a group of
first and second graders.
Announcer ...-. Adele Boegler
Stage manager -. Omer Dyche
This was an assembly program
prepared by Miss Strickland. Many
changes had to be made at the
last minute because OF sickness.
ga and GA assembly program,
December 6 Miss H%endrickson's
ROOM.
Piano Solo, Remember Me-,
Leora Simon.
A Poem, THAT Little Christ
mas Tree, Catherine Currey.
Play, "a Dream of Christmas
In Foreign Lands.
Characters:
American Girl ----..,..... Carol Mann
Swedish Girl ........... Addie Snyder
Swedish Boy ..-.--. Roland thinner
man.
German Girl $500 lola Homrighaus
English Boy 49, Curtis Ditmarson
Dutch Girl ...... Leora Simon
Italian Girl Francis Martinsen
Spanish Boy ..--- Billie Markham
Belgian Boy .--.-..-. William Odds
Russian Girl ........- Clara Olson
French Boy ..-..--..... Arthur Pratt
The rural school health clinic
for Cascade county opened Nov.
IS. Dental examination and cor
rection is the first step and sew
eral towns have been named as
centers for this work. A full-time
school dentist is employed and the
charge is S1.00 per child. About
70 per cent of rural children need
ing dental care were treated last
year, and a larger percentage is
anticipated for the school year
1929-30.
Best marks, Miss Settle-Ben
history "a, grammar 95,
reading SO; Elsie Neufeld, gram
95.
Perfect attendance, Wide Awake
Gunderson, Grace Gun
derson, Byron Lee, Cyrus Lee,
Jessie Toavs, reading so, spelling
30; Elsie Toavs, language 80; Or
Iando Gunderson, hygiene so; Or
dean Olson, history 80, geography
S5; Daniel Toavs, arithmetic so;
Byron Lee, civics 80, s%pellings 80.
Perfect attendance, Miss Hop
Bannister, Bessie
Belgrade, Neil Borgert. Oscar By
Kenneth Chamberlain,
Robert Coffey, Ralph Creekmore,
Patsy DeWane, George Doty, Don
I'D Johnson, Marian Johnson,
Steve Kaniewski, Lillian Kellogg.
Ora Kellogg, Amy Redstone, Ann
Cline Rothe, Florence Schoenborn,
Harriet Severson, Inez Simon,
3ess Terry. Leo Trudo, Marjorie
Inez Wigtil.
Best marks-Patsy DeWane,
eading SO, language SO, history
3; Saline Huso, arithmetic 81.
Johnson, geography SO, hy-
iene SO; Lillian Kellogg, music
4; Ruth Swedburg, spelling 100;
Ielene Jansen, penmanship 81;
Jessie Belgrade, drawing 80.
During the past six weeks the |
ooking class has been making a
tudy of breakfasts. They have
cen studying breakfasts in re-
ard to the following points: i'm
ortance of eating breakfast, prop
r foods to be served, amount
eeded by people depending on
leir occupations, and the cost.
Iodel breakfasts we're prepared
Y different groups. Each group
orked out the number of calories
,ceived and also the cost of the
-eakfast. One of the breakfasts
was the following:
Oranges
Rice Krispies and Cream
Roi1ad Eggs Tnact