The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-12-18
School Department

hope that even Uncle BIN in Aus
tralia will tune in. A little OF
Wolf Point spirit will make him
feel like facing the world again.
The Montana all-state football
team in the Glass B division, sell
ected by Walter It. Scott, Montana
school of mines, director of football
Examinations for the Montana state
high school athletic association, for
honorable mention in the 1882
Spaulding football guide, has two
Wolf Point men on it: William
Sheriff., right end and George
Weeks, utility, lineman.
Honorable mention was given to
John Lindsay as a tackle and to
Francis Olson as a center. Mention
for team distinction was given to
William Lindsay as a guard.
Bernice Geisen has been elected
captain of the 1892 girls bas-
ket ball team. Bernice led her team
mates to a smashing victory over
Brockton last Friday evening.
The final score was % to 10. Coach
VAIL has a wealth of material and
should cop the district title again
this year. For the first time in
history we have a heavy reserve
power. Squad A consists of Jua-
nita Kellogg, Alta Cusker, Bernice
Brandon, Erma Cusker, Bernice
Geisen, Lucille Severson, Ollie
Dethman, Irene Pipal, Decora Hag-
estad and Eileen Stephenson.
The girls play Nashua here this
week. The girls tournament will
probably be at Nashua Feb. IL.
The boys sub-district tournament
will be held at Wolf Point Feb 10
and 20.
On Dec. 23 our boys will play a
doubleheader with the city teams.
On Dec. % we play at Glendive
and on Dec. 30 at Williston. We
may have Tioga here Dec. 80 and
Minot on Jan. 8. On Jan. 14-15-16
the boys will be at Glasgow, NAL
ia and Harlem. On Jan. % gilbert
son will be played here and Brock
ton there. Two games with Pop
lar and a return game at Culbert-
son completes the schedule.
Last Thursday evening Messrs
and Clayton took ten
boys to Brockton to test out the
team. The Brockton boys
proved too much with their clever
The score was 1915.
Jr. sunk the most baskets
while Richard Stanley excelled at
work. Every one of the ten
men got into the game as we were
hunting for a combination that
click. Six of the boys of
,hese ten are honor roll students:
Junior Clayton, Vincent Nedrud,
Ben Veldhuis, Roland Nelson, John
Marshall Young, Gard
Ter Brownlee, Eugene Dougherty,
Richard Stanley and Harold Mich
il. The Brockton school served a
delicious lunch after the game.
Hagen of C~ulbertson was referee.
Outlook trimmed Brockton in the
main game. Outlook plays a clever
short pass game.
Miss Hennum Is chairman of the
ocal teachers association. Miss
is vice chairman and G.
Johnson is secretary. Mr.. John
.on was elected delegate to the
.ssembly at Butte during the holt
Miss Strickland is alternate.
Ir. Livingston is a delegate-at-
because of the office of vice
resident of the state association.
lie is also chairman of the COM
nittee on Tax Exempt Lands and
'enalty and Interest.
Mr.. Livingston was at French,
Iolden Valley and Pioneer schools
uring the week. :
The "Coach" carries an item en-
tiled, ut Would Be Hard: ,
ga high school football team
Tas playing it's first practice game .
nd practically all members, as
ell as the squad, had never play =.
d before. In fact, some had never ,
cen a game. During the process :
{ the contest, the coach sent out
water bucket during time out. :
'ot knowing what to do with the :
alter, the players emptied the :
ucket and sent it back to the !.
bach. Some time afterwards the :
bach recounted the incident and :
smarked, Imagine trying to made !,
football team out of that" :