The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-04-29
School Department

play and Junior play Will De given
as a part of our general schoo.
program before the end of the year
All of these are first class mum
bers and the general public will
get much enjoyment from them.
The decIamatory contestants who
won the right to enter the finals
are Irene Pipal, Doris Rogers
Reuben Will, Dwight Treeby. John
Livingston, Isabelle Tilton, Thelma
Blankenship and William Artz. AL
ia Cusker and Howard Garden are
the alternates. There were Sc con.
testants. A few of these dropped
out but the judges, Mrs. Herman,
Mrs. Lohn and Mrs. Burgess, put
In a long days work.
Our band plans to leave here a
bout 1 p. m. next Friday. Our funds
are very limited so we decided
that we would allow each a $3.50
for each band member taken. If
the car owner takes -four band
members he will receive $1,000.
This should cover gas and oil ex-
pense but doesn't allow for the
drivers hotel and meals expense.
We had hoped to be able to take
| care of this but our funds are linn
tied. If you had planned to go, and
can't because of these allowances,
please let Mr.. Simon know soon.
We expect the Plentywood n
Medicine Lake bands to join us
here. Saco has invited us to play
on the trip up but we may play
at their swimming pool on the re-
turn trip. The Havre Daily News
is giving plenty of space to our
band and we'll have to be on our
toes so as not to disappoint them.
Our drum major will have to twirl
the baton.
Warren Wright, a former Wolf
Point student and member of that
famous basketball team, is playing
trombone with the Shelby high
school band which will be at Hav-
re.
Bernard Markham, another for
mer Wolf Pointer, may be leading
the Conrad band.
A. w. Huxsol furnished the Vic
trola for our music memory con-
test last week. We wish to thank
him for this courtesy.
Sherman Lohn of Wolf Point
won the gold medal over these
contestants in the humorous divi-
sion of the declamatory contest:
Agnes Lalonde, Bainyille, teach
er (Mrs. Helton)
Clarence Romo, Lakeside, teach
er Mrs. Stubs.
Ruth Sunwall, Kick, teacher,
Miss Opreim
Daryl Feldmeir, Froid, teacher
Miss Orr
Betty Caldwell, ~(second place.,
Bainville, teacher Miss Adams
Freida Lai, Pioneer, teacher Miss
Walker
Marie Erickson, South, teacher
Miss Carpenter
Amelia Halvorson, Fort Union,
teacher Mrs. Delaney
Vernon Torgerson, Gridley, teach
er, Miss Henrickson
Margaret HOLDEN, Waska, teacher
Miss Dahlin ,
Elise Smith, Brockton, teacher
Miss Williams
Layton Payne, Liberty, teacher
Miss McManigal
Martha Moore, Culbertson, teach
er Miss Stubspoen
Miss der coached Sherman Lohn
Who is a member of our fifth grade.
Bess Terry of Wolf Point won
irst in the music memory contest.
3ess was coached by Mrs. Kurtz
Who has brought a number of gold
MEDAL winners to Dur school in this
ivision. The other contestants
g Virginia Marshall of Wolf
'oint; =,
Chester Pickthorn, Bainville,
fiss Erickson
Verna Iwen (second place., Balm
lille, Miss Erickson
Mary ]. Darland, Froid, Miss
'uller
Laura Peile, Froid, Miss Fuller.
In the Dramatic section OF the
eclamatory, Marian Johnson OF
yolf Point won first. She was
by Miss Hatch. The other
1ntestants we're:
James Partra, Rosedale, Mr.. Oh
IN
Elaine Nygaard, Longview, Miss
Isabelle Baker, Mineral Bench,
-iss Klein
Florence Poole (second place.
olden Valley, Mrs. Julia Poole
Florence Quitmeyer, Brockton,
ISIS Williams .
Esther Waldhausen, C%ulbertson, 7
ISIS S~tubspoen Z
Eleanor Goerz, Volt, Miss Pow