The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1930-05-16
School Department


cal studio. May showers and mud
did not dampen the spirits of the
members as they were told to
"look pleasant.
Maurine Buchanan has enrolled
in our fourth grade.
Pauline Fraser of the typewrit-
ing II class received a bronze
pin this week from the l.. G..
Smith typewriter company for
tipping the April test at the net
rate of 43 words a minute.
Glass Honors
Hulda Nyland is Wolf Points
valedictorian for the class of 1880.
Her average for the 4-year course
is 93.O3. Belle Everett is saluta-
torian with an average of 92.9.
Margaret Rygg is third with 92.1S.
These three girls make up the
upper quarter of the class. The
next in line is Gertrude Cusker
with SS.7. Woodrow Saunders
leads the boys with 1888.
Tuition paid by the U. S. gov
eminent to school district As for
the third quarter amounted to
$126S.8 so.
George Weeks and Kenneth
Ssteffenson are at Missoula this
week. George represents us in
field events-shot, discus and jaw
elm. Kenneth will represent us in
the declamatory contest. Miss
Hennum will chaperon the party
which includes students from Out
look, Antelope, Medicine Lake,
Froid, Bainville, and Culbertson.
A radio playlet in two acts.
was given by Mrs. Stebbins' room
last Friday afternoon.
Scene /. Living room of Peppeo's.
Mr.. Peppeo ---......-.- Jack Burgess
Mrs. Peppeo Virginia Marshall
Beverly ...---.-.- Joyce Stanley
Scene II. The day of the party.
Neighbor children: Alicia Krebs-
bach, Margaret McConnon, Mil
bred Simons, Dave Babcock, Wal
ter Reichert, Elaine Evenson, Lu-
ellie Johnson, Norman Hveem.
Program as broadcast: :
/. Dandelion Song: Lorraine :
Hanson. i
Q. The Blind Man and the Lame I
Man, Robert Steele, Ralph Win &
mes. 4
3. Away Down South (song), i
Joyce Witt, Lorraine Hanson, Eu-
Turner, Grant Kurokawa, G
Steele playing banjo.
A.. The Secret, Ralph WINES. t
s.. What Is IT., Eugene Turn f
er, Arthur Johnson b
6. The Fairies (song), Arthur t
Johnson. g
z. The Farmer in the Dell. K
8. London Bridge Is Failing F
Jack Lowell, announcer. n
Stuart Norby, static. n
Miss RandalPs Program S
Monday, May S.
J.. Recitation: my Mother, R
Junior Clayton. m
Q. Recitation: Mother, Vincent P
Jedrud. R
8. Song by Lorraine Montgom-
ny, Lois Dewitt, Esther Cour- e,
;hene, Berdean Wilson, Eleanor re
duus, Mae Brownlee. OF
4. Recitation: Modern Moth F.
rs, James Kelly. til
5. Song, Mother of Mine, by OF
he five girls. w
6. Dialogue, "Our Punishment, BIZ
y Tom Jansen, Carl Deck, James re
tyer, Harold Nichol and Robert ne
Tuxsol. DC
Perfect attendance for eighth hs
lonth. ga
French school, Miss Dahlin, to
sacher-Esther Giersdorf, Ethel it
.lgvaldson, Christel Nahum, Will
lrd Nahum, Doris Nahum.
New pupils enrolled during Ct
pril: ar
Mitchell Seth, grade Z; Vera g
eth, grade 5; Tessabell Seth, nj,
rade 5; John Seth, grade 2; an
gorge Seth, grade l. du
The Volt Field Meet bl;
The Volt meet has gone into MI
story and it surely added sew to
al chapters to the preceding
Go
First-The weather. A little BIZ
lilly, yes, but still invigorating. ia
+henever you wanted to get mi
arm all you had to do was to
ant yourself at the south end g1T
the sc~hoolhouse and you would no
on be baked a nice brown. AT an
at most of us had retained the sol
d flannels so we didn't worry.
1T the incest thing about the no.
was the morning after hal
hen we heard the drizzle, driz- eve
2. How we did chuckle to think
w we had escaped. Old Lady fur
lex was certainly kind this out
ar. ant
Then again did you notice the out
ap of the meet? Everything shi
cked with the regularity of a wa
timed machine. At no dis
were we over 90 minutes TIL,
hind schedule. In addition peo- Vol
! had more time to visit. The cha
and pupils caused little mic
no delay. Each knew his du- owe
s and performed them with dis not