The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-11-15

throne and greeted the guests
Each guest was then tagged a
his own class table. Finding III
introduced the students to eacl
other. Glen Seth had Tt and Al
leen Anderson received the box o
candy plus 20 points toward tn,
grand prize. Each guest then re
ceived a fortune from the class
table. All were given small OBJ
longs of black paper from which
to tear Halloween cats. Margaret
Rygg of the seniors was awarded
first prize. Then followed the sen
ior, junior and sophomore invita-
ton of freshmen. The senior
stunts were judged the best.
Chief Wolf Point Hi was the
Jock-o lantern that won $1.00 prize
for Oalter Chapman. This was the
most clever JACKIE lantern that
we have ever had for Halloween
Yvonne Pipal dressed as a pump.
kin won s1.00 for the best cos.
tune. Elmer Pipal was a close
second and delighted the audience
with his antics as did the witch,
Margaret Rygg. There were many
other clever make ups.
The contestants in the inter
class went in with vim and vigor
in order to win points for their
class.
Tossing the cat
Rosemary Courchene, Irene Ing
lehart, Jane Clark, Avis Lund, Ell
sic Neufeld, Alice Bechtel-won
by Irene Inglehart.
Pumpkin Walk
Leroy Rogers, Warren Wright,
Leo Pipal, Francis Olson, Robert
Littlefield, Robert Anderson-won
by Leo Pipal.
Walking the Plank
Leonard Kaniewski, Milton Se-
version, Paul Donehoo, William
Sand, Henry Helgeson, Wilfred
Smith-won by Leonard.
Find the Witches Gift
Hulda Nyland, Etheland Bilyeu
Aileen Anderson, Frances Lund,
Elaine DeTray and Joyce Flint
won by Frances Lund.
Ghost Story
Gertrude Cusker, Myrtle Owings,
Helen Listerud, Melbourne Coffey,
Elmer GIFTS and Joyce Flint-won
by Helen Listerud.
The contest was won by the
sophomore class. The party was
a big affair and was thoroughly
enjoyed by all. AS far as we know
the pupils returned the courtesy
of the work to put On the party
by enjoying clean sport on Halo
we'en.
Perfect Acknowledgement
Robert Sand, Christ Sand, Will
bur Sugden, Steve Marmon, Rich
ard Strachan and John Strachan.
Perfect Attendance-Star
Maxine Bauer, Beatrice David,
Leo David, Arthur David, Avis
Bauer, Helen Bauer.
Best standings-Ella Hoch, read
ing 95; Leo David, arithmetic 80,
history 80, language 81; Beatrice
David, penmanship 80, spelling SO,
language 81, hygiene SO, physical
education 81; Ella Hoch, phonics
IS; Arthur David, geography SO,
language 81.
Dry Fork Best Standings
Agnes Holden, arithmetic SO,
geography IS, history IS, music
90; Myrtle Holden, reading 80;
Thelma Holden, language SO, Lii
ly. Aasheim, phonics 80; LaVerne
Rensvold, penmanship 81; Arthur
Kelstrup, spelling 81; Esther KEEL
strip, hygiene So.
Liberty Best Standings
Abe Heinrich, phonics 80, word
study So; Robert Heinrich, lang
uage go, reading 90; Arnold Wiens
arithmetic 81, drawing 90; Norma
hygiene So; Layton Payne,
history "a, spelling 95; Mary
Heinrich, geography 81; Sarah
Heinrich, music 80.
Longview Best Standings
Iva Breum, reading 80, spelling
80, music 90; Burle Nygaard,
language 90; Vivian Bilyeu, arith-
.etic 9S, hygiene 100, history SO;
Phyllis Breum, geography 80; Leo
civics 50; Leslie Bilyeu,
Denmanship SO.
Waska School
Bessie Hagen, spelling 100, mu-
SIC 80, reading IS, agriculture 80;
Wilhelm Hoversland, history 80, (:
81, language IS, civics
10; Einar HOLDEN, penmanship 80; /:
aeinert Hoversland, geography 90; :
3yrl Jacobson, hygiene 80. :
Freshman Entrance Examination :
dr. Livingston, examiner, ...-....-... :
Leroy Kellogg :
)ffice Boy 49,. Melbourne Coffey :
=. All About Arithmetic ...--..- :
Ruth Geisen :
!. Cornet Solo .-- George Rathert :
e~presenting the Wolf Point group :
.mposed of Philip Courchene, :
ohm Kaniewski, VIM. Rygg, Ben :
dict Webinger, Clarence Wood, :
ewell Burnison, Walter Chapman, :
Jayne Deck, Eugene Dougherty, :
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