The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-05-24
Tennis Tournament

out the year. To make interest
ing competition a schedule SINH
lar to that used in basket ball
tournaments has been drawn up
and drawings made for opponents.
In the single tournament the
following pairings resulted:
Leroy Kellogg VS.. E. GIFTS.
Shipman bye LIST round.
G. Montgomery VS.. H. White.
Williams VS.. Bechtel.
Herman VS.. Lowell.
Chapman VS.. d. Larson.
j. Kaniewski bye 1st round.
p. White VS.. w. GIFTS.
Coffey VS.. Rathert.
Wright VS.. Nedrud.
In the doubles the following
pairings resulted:
p. White and Montgomery VS..
Bechtel and Herman.
Wright and GIFTS VS.. D. Larson
and Burnison.
Rathert and Chapman VS.. Ship
man and Nedrud.
]. Kaniewski and Lowell bye list
round.
The results of the matches play
ed thus far are as follows:
Kellogg VS.. GIFTS, Kellogg won
6-3.
H. White VS.. Montgomery, H.
White won 6-3.
Bechtel and Herman VS.. P.
White and Montgomery. Bechtel
and Herman won 6-1.
Some of the games in the first
round are bound to be a little
o%ne-sided when experienced play
ers meet some who are playing
for the first time, but, like all
IN e II t s, the competition
promises to become keener as the
final rounds are reached.
Some of the close contests ex-
pected in the first round are the
contests between Williams and
Bechtel, Coffey and Rathert and
Wright VS.. Nedrud.
Freshman Pageant
(By Miss Hennum)
On May 10 the Freshman class
presented before the assembly a
short pageant entitled Mother
Dear" The following were the
parts played by the different mem
bers:
Rusiness man. George Weeks.
Storekeeper, Dorothy Taylor.
Business mans mother, Helen
Funk.
Postman, Claud Clark. 4
Young mother, Vivian Siljen-
berg.
Mother of two boys, Clara Kel-
strip.
Two boys, Tom Kelly and Leo
Mother of girl of twelve, Ber-
Styer. /,
Mother of high school graduate, :
Alice Folden. (,
High school graduate, Robert :
/,
Mother of modern daughter,
Cecile Gagner.
Modern daughter, Jane Clark.
Lovely mother, Adria Rounds. f
Old mother, Bernice Lovejoy. I
Carnation chorus, Aileen Ander- t
Bernice Bogut, Helen Lis
.erud and Lois Walker. Ruth :
Nedrud at the piano. :
Gregg shorthand is taught in
he public high schools of "a OF
he 100 largest cities in the Unit
ID States. This is the system
hat is used in the Wolf Point
Commercial course.
The fourth grade picnic was not
held on Tuesday afternoon be- ,
.ause of the unfavorable weather. =
The Dry Fork school has select
Everyone for the Volt meet.
Prof. r. E. Albright of the Dillon
College faculty will visit the
Wolf Point high school. He will
ak to members Of our senior
we are glad to hear that Harry
reldhuis is improving rapidly and
ill soon be back in school.
Palmer penmanship reports have
cen sent in by these rural !
chools: Pioneer, Wetsit, Dry [
'ork. II
Penmanship report from Mrs.
Improvement certificate, Janet
Progress pin, Franklin
,wings. Margaret O'Donnell, Ken
eth Chamberlain, Louise Schaale,
nth Swedberg, Robert Penner,
nd Helen Jansen.
Merit buttons, Donald Stennes,
laine O'Donnell, Harriet Sever
on. Linwood Hickel, Oscar By
lglin, Inez Simon, Stephen Kani-
wski, Arnold Stennes, Albert
inch, Neil Borgert.
Penmanship report from Mrs.
Primary gold star button, George
Tomrighaus, Clarence Laubach,
amuel Sorensen.
Primary silver sta button, John
eick. Robert Gordon, Robert
.artinsen, James O'Donnell, Cliff
I'd Anderson, Harriet Bogut.
.ck Rurgess. Orville Funk. Lor-