The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-10-24
School Department

Rosetta Toavs, Dorothy Taylol
Dorothy Torkelson, Florence I'll
ton, Benedict Webinger, Clarenc
Wood, Powell White, Lillian Per
ner, Aldora Wood, Marshal
Young, and LaVerne Zimmerman
Eighth Grade
Vivian Beecher, Viola Hembd
John Livingston and Edna Sethne
Seventh Grade =
Junior Clayton, Tom Jansen
and Lorraine Younkin.
1877 subject marks were put OF
all Of the high school cards. o.
J these only a total of rs were rec
or below rs. This means that
only about 1919 of the pupils are
not doing passing work. Some red
marks are due to absence but
most are due to too little work.
The marks throughout the
grades and high school have been
carefully checked. New pupils
have been given special classif-
cation tests. We have complete
records and shall be glad to dis
cuss the report cards with par
ents. Report cards were sent out
IN Monday and Tuesday. One
sixth of the school year has flown
by.
Our football game with Poplar
which was to have been played
last Friday, will be played Friday,
Oct. "a, on the Poplar gridiron.
The Sidney game for Oct. 25 has
been cancelled. On Friday, Oct.
81 Poplar will play here. This
will be the only home game and
we hope you will plan to attend.
Edna Bushman enrolled in our
sixth grade; Margaret Bushman
in our first; Helen Hauge and
Rose Bushman in our fourth; Da-
vid Archambeau in the eighth and
Norman Hauge in part high
school.
Miss Donaghue tested the new
grade pupils.
Harry Veldhuis, accompanied
by Dorothy Torkelson, played two
beautiful baritone solos for our
assembly.
Myrtle Hance, a former Wolf
Pointer, is attending high school
at Clarksfork, Idaho. John
Kaniewski is at the Woodrow Will
son high school in Long Beach,
California.
Our new library room is a most
popular place. The books are so
that most pupils can now
have access to them. We shall be
glad when the whole room can be
turned over for library use. At
present the ~typewriters take a
large share of the room.
The cornet section of our high
school band played two pleasing
numbers for our assembly. The
numbers were: GLORIOUS South"
and "DeMolay Commandery." The
members are Garnet Montgomery,
Robert Lowell, Tom Kelly, Earl
.henkenberger, Roy Olson, John
Livingston and Mr.. Simons, who
in Bernice Geisen's place.
Miss Ingebretson, who has been
-eaching our third grade, has re-
She will teach in the
Helena city schools at a big in
crease in salary. Miss Ingebret-
has been a splendid teacher
ind we are sorry to see her go.
We wish her ucces in her new
as fifth grade teacher.
She left Monday evening. Miss
Hagen has charge of the third
Miss Norby's general history
are doing some nice pro
.ect work. Gardner Brownlee
made a clever Roman soldier.
Chapman is an expert on
Egyptian mummies. Howard
Harden is inclined to give one a
Keeping sensation. He construct
ID a most wicked looking guillo
inc. 1t makes us glad that we
lidn't live during the French
evolution.
The Union Pacific sent us some
.plendid material for geography
lelps.
Best Marks
Best grades: Mrs. McFarlan.
1, grade 9, Esther Giers-
dorf, SO.
General Science, grade 10, Marie
Maier, SO.
Mr.. Boo
/, Elsie Sethre, SO.
'lane Geometry, Marie Maier, SO.
II, Robert Lowell, SO.
Miss Norby
looking, Dorothy Higgins, SO.
General History, Dorothy Torkel-
son, 81.
Sociology, Cleone Schillinger, SO.
Miss VAIL
Dorothy Torkelson, 90.
Terry Booth, IS.
Elementary Science, Madge Ger
nger, SO.
Miss Hennum
III, Helen Listerud. SO.
I. lola Seth, So.
", Helen Funk. IS.
II, Dorothy Taylor, 81.
Miss Reed
commercial Arithmetic, Leona