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

| the coming season.
Letter men who are returnin.
this year are Weeks, Herman
Bechtel, Clark, Wright, Hanson
Larson, and Luck. New member
of the team who had some expert
ence last year but did not maxi
letters are Haven, Lindsay, Kani
ewski, and White. New men from
other schools who have played
considerable football in othel
schools and who are proving valu
able additions to the squad are
Pugh and Donehoo. Lowell, Ingle
hart and Montgomery show
promise of becoming future first
string material.
The schedule, though incom
plete, promises to be as hard a
one as the Wolves have had to
face. The games scheduled de.
finitely so far are:
Oct. 5-Glasgow at Wolf Point.
Oct. 12-Miles City at Miles
City.
Oct. 19-Williston at Williston.
Oct. 26-Sidney at Sidney.
Nov. Poplar.
Another game will undoubtedly
be scheduled with Poplar, and
probably one or two with Scobey.
Football is growing in popularity
in Northeastern Montana. Three
schools have started teams in the
last two years. These are Poplar,
Antelope, and Bainville. Plenty
wood and Scobey have had teams
three years. Competition
promises to become keener each
year.
Many boys would like to play
football who are not playing now
because we have an insufficient
number of suits. While football
seldom results in any serious in
juries as it is played today, it is
too hard a game to play without
sufficient protection. Our equip
ment has been added to gradually
from year to year as our finances
permit, but in the last two years
the school has grown SO rapidly
that our limited finances, at pres
ent, do not permit us to take care
of all of the boys who would like
to play. The High School Athletic
association has been self support
ing for the last four years, i. e. it
has been financed by the income
derived from receipts from games
alone.
Miss Park arrived this week to
take charge of one of our lib
Miss Park is a graduate
Of the Mankato Teachers College.
She is an experienced teacher.
Miss White, a graduate of Win
ona, Minnesota, B. A. degree, has
aiken the place of Miss Juola who
lid not come. Miss White has had
i've years experience in Minnesota
Ugh schools. She teaches high
school science and will coach
girls athletics.
Cars Wanted
We shall need cars to take our
band to Volt next Wednesday and
Culbertson next Friday.
All children who will be six
Years of age before June1, 1880
should be registered in my office.
Please do this at once. This is
important so do not neglect it.
Parents who wish to e about
high school work should see Mrs.
McFarlan, high school principal.
Those who wish to discuss grade
work should see Miss Dona3hue
f l am not in the office.
Classes to Bridge
Wednesday the two General
Science classes made a field trip
U the DfldSe as dH eApeiih'
'eriod to investigate me OF the
compressed air, the calsson'
the courtesy OF Mr..
fraser, one of the workmen acted
guide anad led the classes
cross the bridge to a point at
Which the caisson was distinctly
isible. There he explained 10
hem, how the compressed air was
sed in forcing the waste materials
the caisson, the workmen,
nd the various precautions taken
} prevent injury due to the great
r air pressure.
Many field trips will be made
lroughout the year, so as TO give
lie students practical applica-
ons of the principles studied.
ach student, after such a trip
required to make a written re
ord of observations and explain
lone