The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-03-13

Gin ne CdIlt iHiouSn u
courtesy of j. L. Dayey.
Perfect Attendance, EongvieW
Elaine Nygaard. Morris Nygaar
Burle Nygaard, Iva Breum, Hazel
Bifyeu, Vivyne Bilyeu. EveIy
Biiyeu, Virgil Bilyeu, Leslie Bilyel
On Thursday of next week ther
VIII be aschool matinee for "ToI
sawyer" If any parents wan
thefr children kept in from sthre
10 four We shall await their il
structions. Most of the childrel
welcome the opportunity to SCI
these good pictures. We understant
that a few parents prefer tina
their children be kept until four
II You wish this done. please lie
us know. TON SAWYER is one of the
books on our outside reading lis
and we are glad to see it screened
II IS n Of the most popular books
in the library.
The city library has some excel
lent books. Is your child, takins
advantage of this. good reading
material?
English III, BY Miss Hennum
AS a final project upon .complet-
ing the study of Macbeth, the
members of the. first period. Eng
.lsh III class. made several very in
-eresting stages, representing GER
ain scenes from the play, Bernice
1ovejoy made one representing
Macbeth consulting, the witches
4 their cave; and Marjorie Thomas
made n showing Banauo and
1acbeth meeting the Wierd Sis
ers. Both of these show splendid
FORK in freehand drawing. Terry
'ooth and Garnet Montgomery
9th made stages representing Mac
9th and Lady Macbeth discussing
for the murder. Both are I
lteresting for color effects, and
1oice of pictures that character
e.. The class had the choice of
.aking a stage. memorizing an
elivering. before the class a sci
'tion from the play. or writing a
.eme on some subject suggested
the play.
These students plan to enter the
.clamatory contests; Irene Pipaf.
5onne. Pipal,. Cleone Schillinger
adge Geringer, Byron Lee, Wal
r Chapman. Elmer GIFTS, Aileen
lderson, Reuben Will. Harry Lee,
arie Maiers Kenneth Stcffensen,
iris Nahum. Elsie Sethre, Flo
nee Tilton, Catherine Catlin, To-
Seth, Ruth Geisen, Ruth Fos-
William Artz, Eunice Ditmar-
avs, Tom Kelly, Powell White.
lyme Birkeland. Eileen .Steffen-
!, Anna Lou Durham, Jessie
Alma Nelson, Floyd Vine, Max
Deck.
PAUL Donehoo of our high school =
: made application for the C. NJ. /.
c. at Fort Missoula for the 8
ming summer, J.
here + 269. boys, between the
5 of eight and twenty in the J
ii Point town schools.
asst week ended the sixth 4
nth of school. School will close e
May 3Oth, Immediately after =
Memorial Day program.
he report cards were handed
the first of this week.
.iss Nichols room put on one :
he best assembly programs of
year. Her sextet consisting of: =
rye Simon, George MCGOWAN,
ert Trudo, Edward Fontaine, u
( Wistrom and Donald Frank
: four selections. These were: Il
Robin and the Chicken, The
and the Pup, MacDonald's
and The Spiker and the D.
ut. These numbers were heart
applauded. The sextet sang at
anquet given at the Sherman
DR.. Myers on Thursday even
ne second number vas "a Min
IS Mistake. This was an un-
lily clever number. The char
RS were:
~. Edmund ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ,
0, Mrs. Smith-Dorothy De- ~
7, Marie, the maid-Elizabeth II
The announcer was Evelyn y
lerman.
lese girls have earned basket II
letters and stripes for the ~
on 1930-31: Alta Cusker, Erma u
Ier, Helen Louise Styer, Myrt- ~
wings and Juanita Kellogg. "
lie class of nineteen hundred ~
t~hirty-one is to enjoy only a e
more months of high school III
Here they are: Dorothy Tor ID
On, Lloyd Larson, hay 1nSle- IN
Irene ~Inglehart, Harry Weld "a
Milton Severson, Myrtle Ow-
Clyde Durham, Norman Still q
race Phalen, Kenneth Steffen- ia
Evelyn Coffey, Fred Ander- ~
Etheland Bilyeu, Gerald Cas-
ne, Mary Donehoo, Elizabeth
r, Orlena Halberton, Frances
lum, Florence Olson, Lillian 81
Ter, Tena Penner. Helen Funk, IN
/ Geringer, Rosetta Toavs.
IS Hennum is class advisor.
is busy getting the assembly
u talks ready. Each senior
lsses some topic in a 8 to 5