The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-04-11

Dyche, Clara Penner, Virgini
Boegler, Melvin Bushman, Davi,
Cooney, James Frederickson, Bet
ty Geringer, Alvin ~Isachsen, Al
lard Russell, Clifford Hutchinson
Dean John w. Withers, of New
York University, in his article
THE Scientific Method in the
Study of Education" in the Mar.
1880, issue of The Journal of Ed.
vocational Research:
Research service should be
maintained for every school sys-
TEN, regardless of size. Scientific
study is necessary everywhere in
present-day education. Mere per-
sonal opinion, however expert and
experienced, is no longer sufi-
cient. 1t is impossible to maintain
an efficient modern school system
without the aid of research and
no American public school, urban
or rural, should be without SER
vice of this kind"
The senior class colors are
blue and gold. The motto is, ITO
Be Rather than to Seemn' The
class flower is the Lily of the
Valley. There are Is members in
the 1880 class.
These pupils made the neat
posters which advertised the band
musicale: John Heinrich, Arthur
Hanson, Helen Heinrich, Carol
Mann, Eleanor Mus, Berdean
Wilson, Aage Lang, William Odds,
Myrtle Resville, Lloyd Stennes,
Addie Snyder, Clarence Huso, Leo
David, Marjorie Youngkin, Philip
Stennes, Glenora Smith, Russell
Edwards, Cecilia Meyers, Esther
Olson, Catherine Currey, Lillian
Ross, Sarah Heinrich, Junior Clay
ton. Vincent Nedrud, Lois Dewitt,
Lorraine Montgomery, Mae Brown
lee, Esther Courchene, Carl Deck,
Marie Wilson, Edith Olson, Jean
Marshall, lola Homrighaus, Ruth
5wedberg, Lillian Kellogg, Patsy
0eWane, Marian Johnson, Ann
Inez Simon, Harriet Sever
on, Ralph Creekmore, Donald
3annister, Lora Kellogg, Seine
Iuso, Anna Frazer, Gertrude Til
on, Louise Schaale.
Miss Hendrickson had charge.
Three Montana students in the
lutheran Bible school in Grand .
were declared winners of
defamation contest held last 7
eek. They are Clara Kelstrup of v
Volt Point, first; James Munson 4
Conrad, second; Katharine Har- i
n Of Fowler, third. There were r
contestants. Congratulations
lara. 6
Clara is a graduate of the Dry 6
school and is the daughter Y
John Kelstrup. u
Art Contest n
These pupils were entered in a
e Art contest: "
Miss Randall's room: NJ
Esther Courchene, Lois Dewitt, al
Orraine Montgomery, Corinth T
sunders, Tom Saunders; re
Miss Hopwood's room: hi
Patsy DeWane, Marion Johnson, d;
nth Swedberg, Kenneth Cham m
Ann Rothe; al
Miss Dier's room: tn
Aage Lang, Janet Lowell, Doro- TO
y Burgess, Robert Penner, Lill- H
Kellogg; tr
Miss Hendrickson's room: su
William Odds, Myrtle Renville,
Olet Renville, Addie Snyder,
Flip Stennes; m,
It'll grade:
Kathryn Johnson, Jean Marsh FRI
. lola Homrighaus.
Miss Hendrickson was in charge
the Art contest. Myrtle Rem.
lie won first and will represent j.
at Bainville on April II. Kath- thu
Johnson is alternate. pic
Music Memory Contest ba
rhe music memory contestants Of
re: thi
Miss Dier's room-Aage Lang, flis
let Lowell, Lillian Kellogg, Dor :
Y Burgess, Robert Penner. the
Hiss Randall's room-James be.
lly, Tom Jansen, Harold ant
MID, Lois Dewitt, Esther Cour- to
ne. he
Hiss Hendrickson's room-Myr- he
Renville, William Olds, Addie act
der, Philip Stennes, Glenora fen
it'll. j."
Tiss Hopwood's room-Ruth 7
sdberg, Kenneth Chamberlain, VIII
'riet Severson. Ann Rothe. ed
FRS. Vigil was in charge OF n
contest. James Kelly will his
resent us at Bainville with Off
en- Borgert as alternate. for
Catherine catlin to
1olf Point is very proud of the nae
wing made by its contestant, the
herine Catlin, in the district N
.orical contest held at Poplar, had
II 4. Catherine delivered her wo'
ion, THE Constitution and mig.
Individual" in a very sincere, Kno
manner and won many buy
-pliments as well as the gold or
al awarded second place First blat
,e was given to Pearl Kollen- ang
Of Poplar who spoke on que