The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-02-01
School Department

Don't forget that the crack
Froid team is here Saturday eve
ming. The game will start early
so that fans may attend the
Legion Auxiliary dance.
Miss Donahue gave a most in
~teresting talk IN her trip to
Florida. Among other things she
mentioned that more millionaires
pass through the Jacksonville de-
pot than any other station in the
United States.
st. Petersburg is called the Sun
shine City. 1t is a tourist city.
The daily paper is given away
each day that the sun does not
shine.
She told of the many things
done to cause the resorter to en-
joy his or her visit to the south.
The largest part of the popula-
ton consists of elderly people.
This is more or less depressing
to a younger person.
On Jan. 10 the band played two
numbers for assembly. They were
"Washington's Grays," march, and
"Enchantress," waltz.
The semester will end Feb. Is.
Final examinations will be given
during the week of Feb. IL. A
number of rural schools will write
finals on Feb. 8.
Mr.. Lovejoy presented a splen-
did picture of the football team
of 1928 to the school. The Ath-
letic association had it framed
and the picture now hangs on the
wall of Mr.. Livingston's Office.
This is a fine gift. Thanks.
This was a very good assembly
program given by Miss Hopwood's
room;
1.-THE last Child"
Mrs. Hasmer, Glenora Smith.
Eva Hasmer, Lucille friedrich
son. :.
George Jester, William Odds.
Farmer Limp, Walter Rem.
Jerusha Simms Gold maid), Hen
rietta Headdress.
Mrs. Dickie (fat woman), Bessie
Belgard.
Policeman, Frank Nichols.
Little Eva has lost her little
brother George and is unable to
find him. Eva's mother is very
angry, scolds her and sends her
out to look for the lost child.
George comes in and does what he
can for Eva.
Miss Simms, an old maid, is
very much interested in finding
the lost child and aids in the
search.
Father Limp, from the country,
gets off of the train and is told
Of what hos i.~+ h-annnnnd He
thinks that town isn't a place to
raise children anyway. 1t has
been reported that three children
are now lost.
Mrs. Dickey, the fat woman,
hears of the news and thinks that
the policeman should be told be-
cause he is the one who can do
the most.
The policeman is called in and
finds that he can't do anything be-
cause no one seems to know any
thing about the lost children, so
many people have been searching
and it is reported that four child
rem are lost and in reality there
is only one. Finally Eva comes
in and tells that George was
found behind the table. Everyone
goes off the stage much disguised
because they have been working
so hard and finally find out that
the child was only hiding and that
only one child was lost instead Of
four, ],
Song, ooh Let Me Listen sung
by Arddie Snyder and Billie Mark
ham.
Norman Hveem has transferred
to the Mus school south of the
river.
Eugene Ablin writes from 1875
4th street, Santa Monica, Califor-
MIA. that he started school Jan. 2.
He likes it fine. The weather is
nice and warm and they go swim
every day. He fishes from
the pier. Three pet guinea pigs
have been presented to him. En-
the warm weather, Eugene,
40 below zero is making us step
to keep the blood circulating.
Spelling list 4 is being given
the first of next week. !
A number of the rural schools
will give their semester examin- j
atoms Feb. g.. Town school and s
some of the rural schools end the 8
semester Feb. IA. {
Robert Lowell accompanied by !
Dorothy Torkelson played two
cornet solos for our assembly.
The numbers we're "Take Back the
Heart" and "Schubert's Serenade."
Robert is next in line for a solo
cornet chair in the high school
band.
John Livingston accompanied by |
Joyce Flint played a cornet solo
,or the assembly. John is holding