The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-09-20

State college at BoZeman.
Charles Rathert-Student U. O
Montana at Missoula.
Charlie Shine" is listed as can
didate for the Varsity football
team.
Keron Chapman, student at U
of Montana at Missoula. Keron il
at present offering "tidbits" t.
suspicious trout in western Mon
tana. Howl at EN-, Keron, ant
scare them onto the hook.
Una and Margaret Randall, the
athletic twins, will make things
hum at Missoula; Cleo Flint, {
favorite over KICK, will also
matriculate as Missoula; Hubert
White has his eye on a freshman
football at the same school; Elida
Smith is another popular Vol
who likes this same Treasure
School; Clyta Custer, a famous
Wolf, will return to the State
Teachers College at Dillon; Kay
Lang will handle athletics in the
Antelope high school; Fred La
rogue is ION his way" to chase the
pigskin at Minneapolis. Sorry we
missed you Fred as we wanted a
chat. Ina Herman, another ia
vorite over KICK, will SOC return
to the Flour City where she will
again enroll in the Minnesota u;
Hazel Chapman is also going to
Minnesota. She has been making
golf balls to do special tricks on
the Wolf Point our Hope you
take the championship at Mime
sofa. Hazel. Harold Shipman, Il
silvertone, is going to Minnesota.
All we can say is that the Mime
sofa U. is again lucky. Well tune
in some night, Harold, if you will
play for us. Russell Huxsol, an
other of our musicians, has again
entered the Chicago U. We are
glad you won't have to keep run
ming on the campus this year, Hulk.
Howard Wood, Jul electrical wiz
ard, will enroll at the Minnesota
Mary Toavs is enrolled in
a teachers college at Free
man, S. Oak. Lillian Schneider
has enrolled in the U. of Idaho
at Moscow.
Then we have the wolves" who
are pedagogs. They are "all set"
10 start off an immense school
year. Here are a few of them:
Elizabeth Randall, Wolf Point
:ity school; Catherine Nail, Wolf
Point city school; Irene DER, Wolf
Point city school; Martha Opheim,
Valley school; Ellen APP
,elgren, Pershing school; Mar
,aret Rygg, teacher nea Froid;
Adelaide Wigtil, teacher, Roose-
-elt county; Bernard Giesen,
eacher in McCone county; Laur-
tia Geisen, teacher in McCone
Juliet GIFTS, teacher near
lambert; Lucille Zimmerman,
eacher in North Dakota; Ruth
Ioschelle, teacher in Judith Bias
n; E;elyn Nahum, teacher in
is,-ict No. 8.
This is just a sampling of the
Wolves" We have a big, family.
he biographies of the other
lembers will be given later.
hey rove far and wide but now
nd then respond to the "call of
he pack"
lima Herman, Clyta Cusker, Cleo
Tint, Una Randall and Valerah
elley visited our school n day
ist week.
Harold Shipman, Bernard Mark
am, Russell Huxsol, Leonard
.laniewski, and Warren Wright
layed with the C%ulbertson band
the Sidney fair.
A few students Of last year have
nrolled in other schools. Cleo
orley is in the Rapelje high
chool. Ella Nelson is in the
7hitefish high school. Colin Watt
at Great Falls. Clara Kelstrup
in the Grand Forks high school.
Attend Coaches Meet !
Coach Doe and Mr.. Livingston
ill attend the coaches meeting at
lasgow on Saturday of this week. s
he football and basketball sched-
les will be completed at this
Getting. {
The Star school will reopen on 7
.onday. Miss Young of Burton,
-ashington taught three days and a
signed. Unless our guess is a
rong, she couldn't overcome that v
)mesick feeling. Miss Eugenia v
awley of Sabin, Minnesota, will t
rive this week end to take u
arge of the school. Miss Haw- f
Y is a graduate of the Moorhead a
,achers' College. She has taught +
r three years. e
Football Prospects
season prospects point Il
ward a better than usual foot Il
team this year. The return Ii
eight letter men to school who E
2 eligible to play this year and is
2 addition of some promising c.
gives a rosy outlook to a.