The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-10-28
HALLOWEEN CARNIVAL
AT SCHOOL MON. EVE
(By Stunt. f. II. Livingstonl


News is plentiful at the school
but the hours in the day are too
few. However we do want you to
know about our Halloween Carni-
val at the school next Monday ev-
ening. The high school and Junior
high school are preparing for a
Wolf Point Halloween and they
invite you to take part. Weather
conditions are so unfavorable that
the parade of last year will not
be repeated. The initiation of
Freshman will start in the morn
ing. All Freshman are required
to come to school dressed in the
Depression Clothing. In the af-
ternoon don't be alarmed if you
see one of the greenest kneeling
in Main street and proposing ard
emily to one of the fairest fresh
man. There may be new wrinkles.
Last year the monkey, newsboy,
census takers and etc. were very
popular. A parade of the freshmen
through Main street will take
place during the afternoon, pos
sibly about three o'clock.
In the school the list, 2nd,, Bird,
4th, 5th and 9Th will hold their
parties from 2 to $3.50. In the ev-
ening the carnival spirit will reign.
Come and join with us. The price
will be very reasonable. You may
dance in the gyms dances for
5c-to tunes played by. Mr.. Sim
on's artists; you may attend two
excellent n act plays in the as
sembly for 10c; (They are San
Irish Alibi" in charge of Miss Don
aghue and "The Man Who Came
Back" in charge of Mr.. %Johnson.)
If a man, you may visit the
Beauty Parlor run by the juniors.
The seniors may pick you up for
traffic violation and take you to
police court where your donation
will be according to the prosper
ity Look. You may want your for
tune told, an interesting trip can
be taken through the Smithsonian
institute or you may prefer the
European tour. This will include
Barney Castle. We hope to have
Larry DeWane give you some in
t~eresting information concerning
the Barney Stone.
The Boy Scouts will have a coun-
Gil. Then by all means don't miss
the Art Gallery where the famous
and near famous of Wolf Point
may be seen.
Doors open at 1880.
1. Scout Fire Council-Scouts-
Mr.. Johnson in charge.
2. Smithsonian Institute-Miss
Carlson in charge.
8. European Tour-Freshmen-
Miss Donaghue and MT. Westfall
n charge.
4. Art Gallery - Sophosnores-
Mr.. Bohart in charge.
5. Fortune Teller
6. Mems Beauty Parlor-Juniors
Taylor in charge.
7. Police Court ~ Seniors--Miss
1ennum in charge.
s. Two One Act Plays in the
Assembly-Mr. Johnson and Miss
)onaghue in charge.
8. Nickleodeon Dance in the
'ym-by Band-Mr. Simon in
barge.
10. Lunch in the Domestic Sci
nee room-Glee Club and B. B.
isls-Misses Randall and Settle in
barge.
The assembly plays will be run I
wice-once at 8 for adults and at
for students. ]
The prices are put within the {
each of all. You may buy a SOC ,
cket and take in everything in 7
the dance, show, beauty
arlor, and eats, or you may pay i
you go. c
Scout Fire Concil-5c. f
Smithsonian Institute-2c C
European Tour-3c
Art Gallery-5c e
Beauty Parlor-not over los. D
Police Court-not over 10c d
2 Plays-10c
Dances for sc .
Lunch-pay for what you eat /
Teller-5c
Come out and enjoy yourselves. (
lis is not a money making prop +
ition but the school is too crowd i
to put on a party like we had \
it year so we are trying this &
5