The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-11-08

CIo iA y
school, is now a part time instruct
or in the University Of Chicago
high school.
Russell Huxsol is playing clar
met lin the University of Chicago
band.
Twenty-three of our school pu
pills are taking piano lessons in
Mrs. Shipman's classes. Credit for
PIANO lessons is given if the work
is regular and the marks are rs
or better.
An announcement of the mar
rage of Esther Mowatt has arriv-
ed. Esther is the daughter of DIR.
Mowatt of Los Angeles. Best
wishes for a happy life.
Make Posters
The following children made
posters for the Poplar-Wolf Point
football game. They were given
passes. Aage Lang, Corinth Saund-
ers, Berdean Wilson, Norma Love
JOY. Robert Huxsol, DeVere Dough-
erty, Lois Dewitt, Esther Cour-
chene, Lloyd Sethne, Carl Deck,
Tom Jansen, Lorraine Montgom-
cry, Patsy DeWane, Ruth Swed-
berg, Lora Kellogg, Lillian Kell-
ogg, Vincent Nedrud, Doris Buck
man. Oscar Byfoglin, Mae Brown
lee, Marie Wilson, Bessie Bel
grade, Chetley Anderson, lola
Homrighaus, Harriet Seyerson,
James Kelly.
Gym Schedule
The gym is a busy place. This
is our gym schedule for the week
Nov. 11-16.
Monday: 4:10 girls practice.
Miss White. 1880 mems volley
ball-Mr. Livingston.
Tuesday: 4:10 freshmen boys
Mr.. Doe. 100000 boy scouts
Mr.. Johnson.
Wednesday: 4:10 girls practice
Miss Witte. 7:00-9:00 sophomore
boys-Mr. Doe.
Thursday: 4:10 group C of
grade boys-Mr. Johnson. 500
group B of grade boys-Mr. John
son. 7:OO-9:OO girls practice
Miss White.
Friday: 4:1O girls practice
Miss White. 7:0O-9:OO junior-sen-
ior boys-Mr. Doe.
Saturday: $50 group C of grade
boys-Mr. Johnson. 10:3O group D
4-5-6th boys-Mr. Johnson.
Our girls play at Brockton next
Saturday evening.
Honor Roll
The majority of the high school
faculty marked the following pu-
pills always dependable, always
courteous and always showing CO.
operation for the first six weeks
of school. Leonora Brahe, Lois
Casterline, Philip Courchene, Or
ian Cusker, Rosemary Courchene,
Grace Delack, Mary Donehoo, Eu-
gene Dougherty, Mary Durfey,
Belle Everett, Odin Femme, Alice
Folden, Ruth Folden, Liffie Eos
sen, Ruth Fossen, Helen Funk,
Ruth Geisen, Alton Geringer,
Madge Geringer, Orlena Halliburt-
on, Herbert Hong, John Lindsay,
William Lindsay, Bernice Lovejoy,
Oscar Luck, Anna Lukin, Avis
Lund, Frances Lund, Frances
Nahum, Rodell Nahum, Marie Ma
Ter, Helen Martinson, Gertrude
Mcneil, Marvin Meyer, John Mot
terud, Ruth Nedrud, Don Nelson,
Elsie Neufeld, Anna Neufeld,
Harold Neiman, Hulda Nyland,
Roland Nelson, Florence Olson,
Inez Olson, Knute Opheim, Myrtle
Owings, Mabel Padgett, Elmer
Pipal, Tena Penner, Lillian Pen
ner, Laura Penner, Miles Pipal,
Margaret Rye. lola Seth, Elsie
Sethre, Donald Sethre, Norman
Stille, Beulah Thorn, Dorothy
Taylor, Ruth Thornberg, Susie
Toavs, Beth Treeby, Gustav, Wag-
ner, Philip Wagner, Clarice Warm
brod, Reuben Will, Clarence
Wood, Vernon Wigtil, LaVerne
Zimmerman.
Glass Officers
Glass officers for the eighth
grade are Elmer GIFTS, president,
Maxine Dick, vic~e-president, Rob-
ert Anderson, secretary-treasurer;
Win Littlefield. athletic council
member; Edwin Nichol, sergeant
at arms. In the seventh grade
Helen Borgert has been elected
president and Wilfred Smith is
member of the athletic council.
Enrollments
Recent enrollments in our grades
are: Violet Nelson, 6-B; Billie
Markham ga; Allen Nelson Alb;
Richard Lowers, 2-B; Betty June
Wistrom, 2-B; Audrey Lowers,
lib; Rose Marie Fontaine, 1-B.
Henry Helgeson of the Sth
grade has moved to Harlem.
Volley Ball
Volley ball men-Attention!
Hurry! Hurry! Volley ball season
opens Monday evening, Nov. IL
in the high school gym.
Perfect attendance for the first
month in Miss HendricksOn's