Senior Profile Campbell Shines At Wolf Point High School Wolf Point High School student Richard Campbell is one of the leaders for the senior class whether it’s on the athletic field or other situations. He is a member of the National Honor Society and a class representative for student council. In sports, he is a quality player for both Wolf Point’s basketball and football squads.

Kindergarten through third-grade students along with their teachers cheer on Brockton’s runners during the cross country meet on Friday, Sept. 19. The cross country meet was Brockton’s first home meet in many years. (Photo by Bill Vander Weele)

Four Frontier students traveled to the University of Maryland in June to represent Montana at the 2025 National History Day competition. The annual contest brought together nearly 3,000 students from across the country and the world, all presenting historical research projects related to this year’s theme, “Rights and Responsibilities in History.” Their journey began eight months earlier

If there is a sport to be played, chances are that Wolf Point High School senior Marley Moran is involved in the action. Moran plays the sports of volleyball, basketball, track, flag football and softball in Wolf Point. Along with that, she is also involved in student council, pep club and National Honor Society. She says her favorite sport is softball where she is a pitcher and a strong hitter

Three Frazer students participated in showing the Red Bottom culture through dancing and singing at the Western Weights and Measures Association conference in Helena last week. Students were (left photo) Madison Smoker and Ellie Mail and (right photo) Daxis Smoker. They were under the direction of Native American culture and language teacher Roger White. (Photos submitted)