The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-05-20
(By F. H. Livingston)

high school parties 1t has beer on
privilege to attend. About "a schol
airs of the Wolf Point Junior ant
Senior High with several teacher,
were congregated in the north hal
Of the assembly. All we're dressed
in party attire and were eager for
the fun. Two groups yer formed
and all games were contests. The
games were entirely new and hat
been carefully prepared by Miss
| Donaghue. Peals of laughter went
| forth through the wide open wind
ows as ridiculous and mirthful sit.
uations arose. Breath-taking games
made US glad of the opportunity
| to sit down. The hours from eight
to 11:15 passed all too rapidly. Jim
Kelly took the cake with kelly
Tires" Then we adjourned to Nor
by's Sweet Shop where a delicious
luncheon of sandwiches, olives,
ice cream, cake. candies and fruit
punch awaited us, Mr., Norby GER
tainly knows how to please.
Those students present have
been on the honor roll at least 4
and most of them 5 times this
year. Many of them will be eligible
for the scholarship letter. Here
they are: William Artz, Helen Beck,
Peggy Carlson, Gilbert Hide, Al
bert Nasner, Douglas Krebsbach,
John Livingston, Roland Nelson,
Katharine Norby, Cleone Schilling-
err. Clyde Schillinger, Edna Sethne,
Lillian Spicer, Ben Veldhius, Jun
ior Clayton. James Kelly. William
Odds. Marian Johnson, Violet Mel
son. Anne Rothe, Louise Schaale
and Ruth Swedberg. Teachers pres
ent were Miss Wahl, Miss Reed,
Miss Hennum, Miss Donaghue, Miss
Olson. Mr.. Johnson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Livingston. These young people are
not bookworms. They rank high in
scholarship, take part in school ac-
tiyities and are ready to shoulder
their part of the school work. The
party was a pleasure. No note of
discord appeared as so often hap
in the best of planned school
parties. Success was due to pep and
cooperation. We are expecting the
scholarship party to have a regular
Mace on our school calendar. The
names of those earning the scholar
ship letters will be published later.
Mr.. Livingston held state exams
at Volt on Tuesday and Wednesday
and in town on Thursday. Mrs. Liv-
ingston held them in town on We'd
nesday.
Those writing at Volt were:
Laura Wall, John Heinrich, Eva
Heinrich Sarah Heinrich, Helen
Heinrich, Layton Payne, of Lib
,rtv school; Reuber Ho~versland and
Margaret HOLDEN of Waska school;
Wiebe, David Neufeld, Eve
vn Bartel, Peter Neufeld of Pho
leer school; Russell Lund, Earl
lund. James Securely, John Ediger,
Victory school; Ruth Moen, Ar
on Krogstad, Harold MOen, Wal
Ia Wall. Florence Poole, Charles
ravlor of Golden Valley; Elsie Boil
niger. Paulina Bollinger, of Volt;
yhristel Nahum of French school.
Janet Lowell Ranks High
The Washington Bicentennial de-
,lamatory contest was held in the
glasgow high school last Saturday
, m. Five contestants took part.
rbev represented Sheridan county,
Roosevelt, Valley, Philips, Blaine.
-anet Lowell of Wolf Point placed
J., close second with Washington's
Commemorative Address Before
A girl from Malta placed
irst. Janet gave her selection with
mt a hitch and was rated first by
of the judges but was pulled
4th by another. This dropped
Ter to second place. The girl from
Malta gave an excellent number.
Glasgow citizens were the
udges. This year has brought forth
.oma splendid Juvenile speakers.
should make a mark in high
.chool public speaking. Miss DER
md Mr.. Livingston accompanied
-anet. Only a handful heard the
numbers. /
Bernice Geisen. Junior Clayton
nd Mr.. Livingston gave assembly
aIks on the Havre band trip.
Special Levy Election
Please do not forget the Special
,evv election on Saturday, May
I The levy is 6 mills which is
our mills less than was voted last
Most districts in Roosevelt
ounty have already voted from 8
/, IL mills. 1t is necessary that a
necial levy be voted if our ele-
and rural schools r to
nm The state gave us $4,000 last
ear to help run our rural schools.
ne state will not give from the |
.,us1ization fund to any district |
lat does not vote at least a two |
ill special levy. Warrants cannot