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Students Place At Huntley Meet

Wolf Point High School’s speech and drama team fared well at a large meet in Huntley on Saturday, Jan. 17. The Wolves took second in Class B drama sweeps.

Cole Boysun earned firstplace honors for humorous solo.

Thomas Moudree and Owen Moran took first in humorous theater. Reilly Rees captured fifth place in mime.

Placing sixth was the team of Amya Low Dog and William Schwarzrock for dramatic solo.

Taking seventh were Sheena Standing Rock for spontaneous oral interpretation and Adrienne Peterson in dramatic solo.

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