The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1932-05-06
Perfect attendance:

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Bauer, Deloris Nichol, Raymond
Whitehorse. Reginald Cobal;
Second grade-Barbara Bold, Bet.
ty Lou Rogers, Richard Burgess,
Norbert Dougherty. Mark Lister
I'D. Betty Stennes, Evelyn Harlow,
Lois L~ittlefield, Philomine st. Ger
maine, Kenneth Hickel, Bessie
McCown. Helen Taliaferro, Cliff
ford %Isachsen, Hazel Olson;
Northside-June Holiday, Will
is Lee. Lorraine Birkeland, Patty
Jane Booth, Herman Dethman, Mar
ian Youngkin;
Third grade-Russell Ahlberg,
Maxine Bauer, Ruth Birkeland, Ed
ward Carol, Phyllis Dewitt, Ce-
celia Dougherty. Lorraine Edwards,
Thelma Howe. Norman Hveem, AL
bert Katie. Kathleen Kelberer,
Audrey Lowers, Robert Martinsen,
Margaret McConnon, Lorraine Mer-
gel. Lyle Mergel, Nina Neufeld,
James Neutgens, Elmer Penner,
Edward Stennes, Lucille Taliaferro,
Peyton Terry, Arthur Tollefson;
Fourth grade - Ralph WINES,
Eugene Turner, Vernon Smith, Ad-
ele Boegler, Ealine Evenson, Har-
old Haynes. Jack Lowell, Mary Pad
gett, Jack Burgess, Marjorie Frank,
Irwin Harlow, Richard Lowers, Wal
ter Reichert, Lorraine Carlson,
Joyce Witt, Mildred Simon, Joyce
Fredrickson, Alicia Krebsbach,
Stuart Norby, Joyce Stanley;
Wide Awake
Elsie Toavs, Robert Sand, Cyrus
Lee, Martin Toavs, Lily Toavs, Lii
la Toavs, Margaret Toavs, Frank
Toavs. John Toavs, Mabel Lee;
Fifth grule-Norman Artz, Eliza
beth Deck, Jamas Dethman, Rae
burn Fredrickson, Robert Garden,
Harriet Hickel, Frances Allen, Will
is buchanan, William Carlson,
Marie Cossette, Angela Dougherty,
Lue Halliburton, Helen Hauge, Lii
lie belong, Clair Krebsbach, Ron
aid Anderson, Eleanor Alrick, Sher-
man Lohn, Carl Neufeld, lone
Stanley. James Terry, Elaine Toll
l%efson;
Sixth grade-F1orence Dewitt.
Clarabelle Funk, Blanche Haynes,
John Moore, Duane Norby, Ralph
Reichert, William Richert, Adam
Bear Cub, Bernard Dougherty, Don
aid Frank, James Frederickson,
Doris Heinze, Elsie Hoch, Henry
Lowe, Allen Nelson, Eva Pipal,
George Simons, Kermit Tjon, Rob
ert Trudo, Maxton Anderson, Yer
non Baker, Virginia Boegler, Ken
meth Huso, Francis Delaney, Seine
Huso, George McCown, Rosemary
Marion, Avis Schroeder, John Tru-
do, Leo Trudo, Marie Wilson.
Paul Youngkin had the misfor-
tune to throw his ankle out of joint.
He will be on clutches for some
time. Well Paul, you and Billy and
Bob will have to console each 9th
er.
On Wednesday the seventh grade
gave a good one-act playlet en-
titled. "The Man Who Came Back.
The plot of the play is the story
of a deserter in the Confederate
army during the Civil war.
The characters in the play were:
Thomas Chester (the deserter-
Charles Arrivee Jr.
Chester (his daughter)-
Janet Lowell
Nanny Jirmie ian old negro
nurse)- Dorothy Burgess.
Mr.. Johnson was in charge of the
Doris Rogers will leave for the
Missoula interscholastic contest on
Monday evening. She will accom-
pany the Culbertson delegation.
The athlete who will represent our
school has not definitely been Sc
Iected although John Lindsay Is
he likely candidate. Others being
considered are Claude Clark, Nor
is Femme and Lowell Burnison.
Don't forget the Volt meet, May
/. We want to take both bands
10 cars are needed as we'll as well
He'd lunch baskets.
New pupils from outside of
Roosevelt county who expect to
ttend the Wolf Point high school
Iext year must fill out applica-
ion blanks. If you want one please
end to my office.
Leland Halliburton has with
rawn from school and has gone
D Wyoming where his father has
beet contract. George Doty has
,ithdrawn from school and has
one with his folks to North Dako-
/.
The grades made some splendid
osters for the Poppy contest. Pop {
judges will decide as to the :
inners. E
On May 2 voters of school dis +
let 45 will be asked to approve 7
snacial law Of 6 mills This is !.