The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-03-25

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Catherine Catlin, Beatrice David,
Velma Fishback, Liffie Fossen, Ber-
nice Geisen, Marcellene Higgins,
Gilbert Hide, De Ethe Kephart,
Douglas Krebsbach, Helen Lister
I'D, John Livingston, Bernice Love-
joy, Corinne Lowe, Marie Maier,
Carol Mann, Ruth Nedrud, Ethel
Nefzger, Albert Nasner, Donald
Nelson, Ronald Nelson, Kathryn
Norby, Irene Pipal, Yvonne Pipal,,
Cleone Schillinger, Clyde Schilling-
er, Edna Sethne, Richard Sham
ley, Lillian Spicer, Junette Stems
land, Florence Tilton, Ben Weld
huis, Philip Wagner, Aldora Wood,
Dorothy Taylor;
Eighth grade: Mae B%rownlee,
Lyman Clayton, Lois Dewitt, Tom
Jansen, James Garden, James Kel-
ly, William Odds. Vincent Nedrud,
Lloyd Sethne, Leo Stennes, Cor
don Meyer;
Seventh grade: Patricia DeWane,
Curtis Ditmarson, Marion Johnson,
Janet Lowell, Violet Nelson, Rob
ert Penner, Ann Rothe, Louise
Schaale, Ruth Swedberg
Esther and Dorothy Courchene
have enrolled in our grade school.
They have been attending the Pop
lar school.
An orchestra. IN mel Harold
Shipman is playing, has signed a
contract for an engagement on a
liner to Europe next summer. Har-
old expects to see some of the on
tinent before he returns. He is
spending his Easter vacation in
Iowa.
Forty high school pupils were
in the red in at least one subject.
Only two more marks will go on
the report cards this year, so now
is the time to prepare.
We do not plan to have any
Easter vacation in town or in the
country schools this year, as our
school is out June 2. Most of
he ruTals will be out Friday, May
n. Those children who wish to
attend church services will be ex-
:used and it may be possible to
allow rural students who are not
the red to go home for the week 8
md so they may get a taste of
Mothers cooking.
The Montana School Board asso-
will meet at Havre next .
in January. Northeast Mon
ana schools should all plan to be .
e%presented.
Thirty-six high school pupils
re enrolled in the declamatory T
,ontest,
Perfect Attendance a
list grade: Deloris Nichols, Arlo
Teutgens; a
Volt: Elizabeth Johnson, Will
I'm Johnson; W
4th grade: Adele Boegler, Har- &c
Bogut, Elaine EYenson, Maise A
.adness, Jack Lowell, Stuart Nor s.
Mary Padgett, Allen Fladland, b
oyce Fredrickson, Richard Low il
RS, Joyce Stanley Mildred Simon,
'ernon Smith, Joyce Witt; L
9Th grade: Florence Dewitt, Clar- T
belle Funk, Blanche Haynes, Rob q
TT Livingston, John Moore, Du- 4
ne Norby, Bernard Dougherty,
ames Fredrickson, Doris Heinze, T
lien Nelson, Eva Pipal, Agnes d
kary, George Simons, Kermit g
Jon. Virginia Boegler, Francis De- g
lney, Rosemary Marion, Avis fl
chroeder, Leo Trudo, Marie Will
On, John Woodbury.; G.
Northside school: June Holiday, 7
atty Jane Booth, Herman Deth-
IAN;
Miss Hendrickson's room: Ruth
,achsen, Grant Kurokawa, Cler-
nee Laubach, John Seth, Eunice W
Jon, Manford Weeks, Basil Boyd, 81
ohm Dethman, Alfred Wagner, Ida L
Wagner; Il
5th grade: Norman Artz, James W
'ethman, John Feick, Raeburn II
'redericksen, Robert Garden,
Harriet Hickel, Evelyn Holderman, fl
Carlson, Virginia Tilton, S
Eleanor Alrick, Sherman Lohn, 81
.aroI Neufeld, lone Stanley, E. a
line Tollefson;
Third grade: Russell Ahlberg, 81
Wis Bauer, Maxine Bauer, Edward q
Lorraine Edwards, Pearl F
[olderman, Thelma Howe, Norman S,
[veem, Audrey Lowers, Margaret s.
IcConnon, George Seel, Peyton o,
cry; N
Second grade: William Wilson, e
dis Littlefield, Marie Klatte, Eve h
n Harlow, Richard LEM, Ken L
eth Hickel. IL
John Kaniewski is attending the
huntingdon Park Union high school T
Huntington Park, California. 81
We are sorry to hear that Eve lii
n Bannister who was injured th
lille sleighriding in Minneapolis, m
still in the University hospital.
re know that she will appreciate W
letter from her friends. Hours ne