The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-02-26

ing II, Erma Small SO; Shorthand |,
Marie Wall 90; Shorthand II, Jess
Carr 90; Typewriting |, Genevieve
Montgomery "a; Typewriting II,
Jess Carr 90; Sewing II, Clara Sean
sen 90; Cooking |, Clara Scansen 90
Band, Lester Day 90; Physical Edu-
cation, Boys, Marlyn Young 90;
Physical Education, Girls, Marvel
DeMars 81; Theory and Practice,
Flora Walters 95; Agriculture, Elsie
Loeppke 81. The above is a record
for the first Az months of school.
Most of these people are carrying
heavy work, taking part in leading
school activities and working out
side. They deserve much praise for
the splendid work done.
Only a few OF the eighth graders
passed the state history examination.
They are as follows: Thelma An
derson, Esther Erickson, Prudence
GIFTS, and Isabel Jerrow. The others
will have to continue in this subject.
The following passed the exam
ination in spelling: Thelma Ander-
son, Esther Erickson, Egbert Aune,
John Brown, Lottie Chrisman, Irene
DER, Beatrice Dvorak, Ella DER,
Margaret Erickson, Prudence GIFTS,
Marjorie Jenkins, Audrey Johnson,
Isabel Jerrow, Esther Mowatt, Car
oline May, Laura Spry, Harold
Thompson, Elsie billiard and Anna
Poetker
The following people received the
highest standings in the seventh
grade for the first semester: His
tory, James Cook 81; Arithmetic,
Tina Wall 90; Language, Tina Wall
90; Reading, Sarah Reeve 90; Writ
ing, Sylvester Smith 81; Spelling,
Alta Tanning 90; Geography, Mabel
johnson "a; Music, Laurel Wal
ter 90.
The highest standings in the sixth
grade for the semester are as fol-
lows: Arithmetic, Nellie Riley 90;
Spelling, Bernice Clayton 90; Read
ing, Myrtle Nieman 95; History,
Keron Chapman "a; Language, Ha-
eel Carpenter 90; Geography, Keron
Chapman 90; Hygiene, Thelma Bot
tori 80; Penmanship, Flossie Sug-
den 90; Drawing, Lorna Littlefeld
SO.
The following standings are the
highest for the semester for the fifth
grade: Arithmetic, Elida Smith 90;
Reading, Willis Anna Tyson "a;
Spelling, Elsie Redstone 95; Lang
uage, Glenn Charbonneau 90; Geog-
raphy, Fred LaRoque 90; History,
Cleo Flint %; Drawing, Willis Ty-
son 95; Music, Cleo Flint "a; Pen
manship, Elida Smith "a.
The following are the highest
standings for the first semester in
the fourth grade: Reading, Russell
Huxsol 95; Language, Eunice Hav-
ener "a; Spelling, Erma Kreider 90;
Penmanship, Lyall Martin 50; Arith-
metic, Arnold Johnson "a; Geogra-
ply, Lyall Martin 90; Hygiene, Ma
bel Collins %; Physical Training,
Lyall Martin 90;
The following are the highest
standings for the third grade during
the first semester: Reading, Mil
bred Littlefeld 90; Arithmetic, Har7
old Fromdahl SO; Writing, Harold
Fromdahl 81; Spelling, Verna Lin
derman 100; Geography, Theodore
Mitchell "a; Hygiene, Howard Lis
terud 90; Language, Yerna Under
man 90; Music, Gerald Reeve 80;
Drawing, Theodore Mitchell 81.
The following people received the
highest standings for the first semes-
ter in the 1st B class: Music, George
Weeks 81; Arithmetic, Thomas st.
Germaine 90; Reading, Thomas st.
Germaine SO; Language, Adelta
Knapp Sc; Phonics, Ruth Wilson 80;
Drawing, Thomas st. Germaine "a.
The highest standings in the sec
ond grade for the semester are as
follows: Reading, Wuriel Owens "a;
Language, Muriel Owens 90; Spell
ing and Phonics, Eleanor Johnson 81;
Arithmetic, Bernard Markham 90;
Gym Work, Bernard Markham 90;
Penmanship, Reginald Bittle 90;
Hygiene, Minnie Doe 90; Music, Ruth
Fromdahl 90; Drawing, Olive Han
son IS.
The following pupils received the
highest standings in the LIST A class
for the semester: Reading, Eva
Track 90; Language, Manford Hauge
80; Penmanship, Elmer Larson go;
Phonics, Eva Track 81; Numbers,
James Renville 95; Music Aubrey
Hunt 90; Drawing, Myrtle Johnson
81.
The following people received the
highest standings for the semester in
the LIST grade on the Northside
Reading, Norman Blythe 90; Read