The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-02-21

SHY.
Miss Hendrickson reported tina
the following had perfect attend
ance for all of the first semester
Clara Olson, Leora Simon, EstheI
Olson, Myrtle Renville, Addi;
Snyder. This is a splendid record
Perfect attendance, 9Th month
Miss Park-Wallace Blacktail
Dorothy Chase, Wilbert Doty, Ed
win Gould, Evelyn Harlow, Thel
ma Howe, Rita Kaniewski, Doug.
las Larson, Richard Larson, Aud
rey Lowers, Owen Weeks, Ais.
ton Martinson, Nina Neufeld, Pey-
ton Terry.
Perfect attendance, 9Th month,
Miss Dier-Oscar Byfuglin, Aage
Lang, Robert Penner, Chetley An
derson, Dolores Bogut, Dorothy
Burgess, Lillian Kellogg, Philip
Nelson, Charlotte Nichol, Thomas
Saunders, Arnold Stennes, Cert
rude Tilton, Leo Trudo, Maxton
Anderson, Richard Bechtel, Fran
sis Delaney, Dorothy DeTray,
Kenneth Huso, Ernest Stanley.
Mrs. Stebbins, second grade
Clifford Anderson, Elaine Evenson,
Allen Fladland, Lorraine Hanson,
Norman Hveem, Lucille Johnson,
Alicia Krebsbach, Grant Kuroka-
wa, Clarence Laubach, John Low
ell. Margaret McConnon, Robert
Martinson, Stuart Norby, Walter
Reichert, Mildred Simons, Joyce
Stanley, Ralph WINES, Joyce
Witt.
Perfect attendance, Miss Wig
tits room-Adam Bearcub, Eliza
beth Deck, Bernard Dougherty,
Frances Hanson, Doris Heinze,
Marjorie King, John Moore, Allen
Nelson, Eva Pipal, Kermit Tjon,
Robert Trudo, William Reichert,
Carol Styer, Eleanor Alrick, Flor
ence Dewitt, Clarabelle Funk, Du-
ane Norby, Ralph Reichert, Ken
meth Blacktail, Juanita Creekmore,
Rosemary Marion, George Nc
Gown, Clifford Nichol, June ST.
mon, Ida Wagner, Alfred Wagner.
French School Notes
The latest addition to our "Col-
lection Shelf" is a very fine ex-
hibit of products received from a
consolidated school in Eureka, Ne
vada. This exhibit contains sam
pies of iron ore, lead, sulphur,
pine nuts, parsley leaves, a large
potato and an onion.
Our literature class memorized
Walt Whitman's poem "Oh Cap
tain, My Captain.
we have acquired an excellent
book entitled "The World War in
Pictures. 1t is pictures such as
these that tell the real meaning
of war to countries that engage
in it.
The ga geography class sum
married. their work on the south
ern states by making product
maps of that section of our coun-
.ry.
We received a very fine, neat
booklet made by the IA geography
at Chippewa Falls, Wiscon-
lin. This booklet presents in pic
the story of the dairy in
in Wisconsin.
Last Wednesday our seventh
nd eighth grade history class
lad an appreciation lesson on
Edwin Markham's Lin
oln, the Man Of the People" was
cad to us Then we searched !
through books and magazines that &
Illustrated qualities which we adj {
lire in Lincoln. The purpose of I
lesson was to find the quail /
les that made Lincoln "the mar S
f the people,.
The art class made February e
alendars during construction per- Y
ID. 4
Reserves Win At Nashua .
The Wolf Point second string
asketball team fought on eve .
with the Nashua regulars, :
I'D emerged from the russell with =
one point lead, Wolf Point Is, :,
ashua IA, in the game already =
entioned, played at Nashua Feb :
larry 6. ~
The opening quarter was chief :
a defensive game on the part -
both teams. Each team scored =
70 field goals, and Nashua con- y
,cted with one shot from the =.
ul line. =.
In the second period, Kaniew- -
i and Larson eacn made q =.
Id goal; and Kaniewski added n,
e point via the free throw line. O.
lshua made but two free throws =.
this quarter. ~
Early in the third period, the ~
tshua team went ION a ram o.
ge" similar to the one display A..
near the end Of the game on -
: Wolf Point floor. They made !,
zee difficult shots in less than :,
minutes time, giving the Nash
team a four point lead. S.
sber was responsible for two y
these and Rave for the third.