The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-12-26

gram on Wednesday.
Piano solo, Polka-Danold Ban
mister.
Playlet, The Christmas Idea.
Characters: Patty, Glenora Smith;
Rose, Helene Jansen; Hazel, Lora
Kellogg; Daisy, Addie Snyder;
Miss GLADDEN.. Edna Bushman.
This playlet taught a good
Christmas lesson.
Franklin Owing's recitation,
Johnny's Christmas, tickled the
audience. AS some of the high
school youngsters said, at is an
inspiration" so look out mother,
dad, uncle and aunt.
This was an excellent program
and will be repeated at the annual
Commercial Club meeting in Jau-
uary.
While Mr.. Livingston was at
Helena he gave a talk to the class
in elementary education at Inter
mountain college. Dean Bruehl
is the instructor.
Program-Miss RandaIrs Room
Song, School Days - Harriet
S%everson and Inez Simon.
Encore, Pagan Love Song.
Play, The Trial of Fire. Char
acters: Judge, Robert Penner;
District Attorney, Aage Lang;
Counsel for defense, Helene Jan
sen; Clerk of Court, Kenneth
Chamberlain; Court Officer, Lin
wood Hickel; kerosene, Janet
Lowell; cigarette, Ernest Sham
ley; match, Patsy DeWane;
electricity, Ruth Swedberg; rub
bish, Junior Arrivee; defective
chimney, Louise Schaale; gaso-
line, Marion Johnson; lightning,
Lillian Kellogg; bonfire, Donald
Johnson; spontaneous combustion,
Dorothy Burgess; carelessness,
Ann Rothe.
Miss Alice Olson, former eighth
grade teacher in u school, is
completing her university work in
June at the University of North
Dakota.
Miss Ingebretson is enjoying
her work at Helena. She is To-
Gated in the Hawthorne school.
This is n of the most modern
grade buildings in the state.
Miss Florence Reed has been i'll
with an attack of intestinal flu.
Mrs. Joe D%ougherty has been TAX
ing her classes.
Best marks in high school:
Algebra ben Veldhuis, 81.
Plane Geometry-Leona Artz,
80.
Algebra U-Jane Clark, SO.
Chemistry-Rutb Nedrud, 81.
Physics-Donald Nelson, "a
FL. Science miss WahD-Elsie
Neufeld, 95.
Commercially Arithmetic - La
verne Zimmerman, 95.
Standardization Funk, 81.
Observation-Disclosures Nahum
80.
Tipping ALTON Geringer, 80.
Tipping II-Mary Donehoo, SO.
English III-Helen Listerud, 95.
Latin Lillian Spicer, 95.
English IV-Helen Funk, 95.
Latin II-Dorothy Taylor, SO.
Cooking-Ruth Hanson, 80.
General History-Dorothy Tor
SO.
Sociology I-Cleone Schillinger,
"A.
Sociology II-Dorothy Torkel-
son, 95.
Eng. II-F1orence Tilton, 95.
American History - Catherine
"a.
These pupils are enrolled in
he piano classes taught by Mrs.
yarey and Mrs. Shipman: B5r-
lice Lovejoy, Eunice Ditmarson,
Severson, Erma Cusker,
ruth Donehoo, Helen Borgert,
Donald Nelson, Norman Artz,
Simon, Jack Burgess, Clair
Crebsbach, Ralph WINES, Clara
ellie Funk, Lois Schafer, Donald
.'annister, Wilma Yellowrobe,
Norby, Ruth Swedberg,
'oris Heinze. Donald Johnson,
Duane Norby, Louise Schaale,
lleanor Alrick, Inez Simon, Janet
,ovell, Katherine Norby, Leora
imon, Earl Schenkenberger,
Ina Tollefsrud, Alta Cusker, Will
am Artz, Margaret McConnon, \
ina Johnson, Kathryn Mann, |
arol Mann, Cora Hagestad, Vir-
mia Boegler, Adele Boegler, l
avid Johnson, Willis Gordon,
els Johnson, Lorraine Carlson,
h%arlotte Nichol, Irene Pipal, Eva
ipal.
Best marks End six weeks
ISIS Brandon's room. I
Reading - Norbert Doughekty, :
Language-Dale Ablin, SO.
Word drill-Lois L~ittlefield, go. '
Music-Clifford Isachsen, go. 1
Penmanship-Keith Terpe, 81. $
Phonics-Richard Burgess, 81. u
The following have had perfect :
tendance-1st grade. =
Dale Ablin, Chester Allen, Rich 1
d Burgess, Margaret Bushman, v
gelyn Harlow, Kenneth Hickle, /
ifford Isachsen, Harry Johnston, s
,ren Johnston, Marie K