The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-05-03

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was one of the judges. First place
was taken by Naomi Piele Of
Froid.
Music memory was held next
Mrs. Wigtil acted as one of the
judges. First place went to Miss
Roe Of Brockton.
Between the two contests sew
eral numbers were given by the
girls glee club of the Froid high
school. These numbers were very
good. They have a glee club that
is a credit to them.
In the evening the spelling con
test was held at the Liberty
theater. Twenty-nine contestants
from the county entered. Froid
took first place and second place
went to Donald Larsen of Wolf
Point. Richard Courchene, Har-
old Hembd and Donald Larsen
stood up against one contestant
from Froid and one from gilbert
son for a long time and we were
surely proud of them. Richard
received fourth place and Harold
received fifth place and also hon
orable mention at Froid.
We know that every n cannot
win a prize. But our contestants
did the best they could and
whether they won a prize or not,
they know much more about music,
art and spelling than they did be-
fore they entered this contest.
Honor Roll
High school Margaret Alrick,
Evelyn B~annister, Catherine Cat
lin, Gertrude Cusker, Belle Ever
EFT. Helen Funk, Bernice Geisen,
Orleana Halliburton, Mildred Lit
tlefeld, Helen Listerud, Frances
Nahum, Don Nelson, Hulda Ny
land, Ruth Nedrud, Norman Ned
rud, Myrtle Owings, Inez Olson,
Tena Penner, Lillian Penner, Mar
garet Rygg, Harold Shipman,
Vivian Siljenberg, Helen Louise
Styer, Rosetta, Toavs, Marjorie
Thomas, Dorothy Torkelson, Dor
othy Taylor, Julene Taylor, Clarice
Warmbrod.
Honorable Mention
Benedict Webinger, Philip Cour-
chene.
Eighth grade-Irene Pipal.
Seventh grade Henry Hedge
son Ben Veldhuis, Marshal Young.
Arithmetic Baseball Game
6B Giants for the past two
weeks, score %. Highest man
acts as pitcher-Roland thinner
man.
ga Wolves, score 80. Pitcher,
Robert Huxsol.
Scholarship Report
Miss Keyes' room:
Reading, 3B, Wilma Yellowrobe,
Sc reading, "a, Alta Saunders, 80;
language, 3B, Wilma Yellowrobe,
"a; language, "a, James Terry, 90;
numbers, 3B, Willis Buchanan, 81;
numbers, "a, Alta Saunders, 95;
geography, 3B, Wilma Yellowrobe,
76; hygiene, 3B, Paul Youngkin,
90; hygiene, "a, Stella Schoen-
born, 80; music, 3B, Paul Young
kin, 80; music, "a, Shirley Bor-
CERT, Sc; spelling, 3B, Geo. Coombs
SO; spelling, "a, Billy Young,
90; penmanship, 3B, Wilma Vel
lowrobe, 81; penmanship, "a, lone
Stanley, So; drawing, 9B, George
C0ombs, 80; drawing, PA, lone
Stanley, "a.
Miss BEERS room:
Reading, James Kelly, 81; Ian
guage, James Kelly, 81; arithme-
tbs, Vincent Nedrud, "a; geogra- !
ply, Junior Clayton, "a; hygiene,
James Kelly, 81; music, Esther
.Courchene, "a; history, James :
Kelly SO; spelling, Esther Cour-
chene, 100; penmanship, Lois De ),
So. :
5B - Reading, Henrietta Head :
dress, So; language, Esther Oh :
son, 81; arithmetic, William Olds,
rs; geography, William Odds, 90; !,
hygiene, William Odds, 80; music, {
Lillian Kellogg, 50; history, Billie
Markham, 81; spelling, Addie +;
Snyder, 100; penmanship, Arlee !
go; drawing, Henrietta
4eaddress, go. c
Seventh grade, Mr.. Johnson's t
DOM:
Reading, 7B, Howard Garden, ]
q; language, 7B, Durwood Brod- 6
rick, 90; hygiene, 7B, Henry Hell
,eson, Sc; history, 7B, Henry Hell \
,eson, 81; 7B arithmetic, Henry
Ielgeson, 96; IA arithmetic, Ben
7eldhuis, "a; 7B geography, Henry
.Ielgeson, So; IA, geography, Mar S
hal Young, 90; IA history, Ben n
7eldhuis, 80; IA hygiene, Richard a.
,hamley, 80; IA language, Ben /
7eldhuis, So; IA reading, Robert
'erguson, 80; 7B spelling, Dur v
God Frederick, 81; spelling, Rob Of
TT L~ittlefield, 95.
Eighth grade, Miss Olson's room: Il
Arithmetic, ga, George Rathert, lo
O; grammar, ga, Irene Pipal, So;
eading, ga, Laura Penner, Sc; I'll
istory, ga, Francis Olson, "a; a
8, Melbourne Coffey, So; az
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