Wolf Point’s Band
The Wolf Point School’s pep band play during half-time of the home boys’ basketball game against Sidney on Thursday,
Jan. 26.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
02 February 2023
Wolf Point’s Band
The Wolf Point School’s pep band play during half-time of the home boys’ basketball game against Sidney on Thursday,
Jan. 26.
(Photo by Bill Vander Weele)
PVFD Trainees
A group of Poplar Volunteer Fire Department cadets recently attended basic wildland firefighting training in Forsyth. Training officer Justus Ackerson was joined by Sierra lemay, Dakota Red-Eagle, Alii Mireau, Derek Mireau, Darren Longee, Curtis Rankin and Brandi Simons.
(Submitted photo)
Eymard, Garfield Place At State
The Wolf Point speech and drama team came away with two places at the state competition held in Manhattan.
Del Eymard earned fifth place in dramatic oral interpretation.
Julianna Garfield, the lone senior on the team, placed eighth in humorous oral interpretation.
Wolf Point placed 10th in Class B speech sweepstakes and 11th in drama sweepstakes.
Logan Wolff was 11th in extemporaneous
Crafts Part Of Instruction For Native American Studies
Crafts are being a focus of instruction in Wolf Point High School’s Native American studies’ classes this quarter.
“The whole purpose of crafts is students studying another trade,” teacher Tress Welch explained. “I feel that is important.”
One of the items made were Inyan Ha-Sea Shells ear rings. A pair of given to traveling education consultant Tawnya Haughton.
“That’s
Keiser Enjoys Helping With Projects
Wolf Point High School senior Trinity Keiser has made a point of serving the community even at a young age.
When she was in only the sixth grade, she asked Northside instructor Beth Olsen how to get involved with the Wolf Point Optimist Club.
Since that time, Keiser has assisted in projects to clean up parts of the community. She has also helped at suicide awareness walks.
“I volunteer
Steppler Repeats As Culbertson’s Spelling Champ
Anna Steppler repeated as the spelling bee champion at Culbertson during the competition, which featured 20 contestants, on Wednesday, Jan. 25.
It was the third year in a row that Steppler won Culbertson’s bee. The final word that she spelled in the contest was poppets.
She studied for the test at home. It probably helped that her brother Parker, a fourth-grade student, was also part of
FFA Teams Fare Well At Competitions
Students from Froid, Culbertson and Bainville earned honors during FFA competitions in Medicine Lake on Monday, Jan. 23.
The Froid FFA team earned second place in agronomy during the event.
Froid’s Kaylee Olson captured first place in the individual rankings for agronomy that featured 43 students. Addie Elvsaas took 10th, Makaylee Elvsaas was 25th and Carolyn Christoffersen placed 29th.
