Members of a senior English class at Wolf Point High School have provided an artistic display and information regarding various tribes in Montana. Teacher Douglas Evans noted that part of the assignment was showing how each tribe is unique from the other tribes. “They have unique cultures and they have differences,” Evans said. Reservations featured on the wall featured Fort Peck,

Wolf Point High School senior Avalon Christian-Adams enjoyed her first year as a member of the school’s speech and drama program. “I liked that we were able to go places and perform for other people,” she said. “I just enjoyed seeing everybody’s faces when they got awards.” She is glad that her friend Ryver Summers and the team’s coach Jacob Boysun encouraged her to join the

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Fourth-grade honor roll students are Kingston Adams, Joshua Bauer, Bailey Bearcub, Brooklyn Bearcub, Kevin Belgarde, Cronus Bird Hat, Carismae Bouldin, Dominick Brock, Donovan Brock, Rylan Campbell, Landen Cantrell, Kayson Cantrell-Azure, Kylee Chopper, Laila Fasthorse, Tammy Follet, Karter Foote, Adrien Fourstar, AzMae Franklin, Kale Garfield, Aaron Hopkins, Jayce’on Iron Cloud, Dreya Jackson,

Wolf Point High School senior Dante’ Dionne is one of the individuals that makes the school’s drama department successful. This was Dionne’s second year on the school’s speech and drama team. After competing in mime last year, he participated in dramatic oral interpretation this season. “I enjoyed performing for DOI, but coming up for a performance for mime was probably more fun,”

Nine Northside Elementary School students received awards through a contest conducted by the school’s library. Northside librarian Helen Welte explained that this year’s contest involved students creating a commercial. She said students needed to learn how to work with slides and do research for the project. “They could tweak a project around something that is already made, but make