The Wolf Point herald., 1920-11-18

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Hall 92; Penmanship and Spelling,
Prudence GIFTS 95; Physics, Claude
Carpenter 81; Physical Training,
Harold Thompson 81; Cooking, Alta
McNiel 81; Sewing /, Edna Lintner
80; American History, Sophia On
stad "a Industrial Work, Flora Wal
ters 95; Psychology, Sophia Onstad
90; Review of Common Branches,
Ethel Gebhardt "a; Primary Methods
Marian Walters "a; History l, Mil
dred Cook 80; History II, Juliet GIFTS
SO; Physical Education, LaVerna
Maltby 88; Music, Marian Walters
100; Latin |, Prudence GIFTS 90; Lat
in II, Genevieve Dietrich rs; English
III, Jess Carr 81; English l, Mildred
Cook So English II, Marian Walter
90; General Science, Marian Walter
90; Economies, Dorothy billiard "a;
Geometry, Marian Walter 90; Alge-
bra, Alta Mcneil 81; Business Arith-
metic, Enid Everett 90.
The following is the report from
the Krohn school:
Fourth Grade Reading, Algot
Stai 81; Arithmetic, Algot Stai 90;
Spelling, Gordon Lund 90; Language
Algot Stai Physiology, Alice Lund
SO; Penmanship, Alice Evenskaas "a;
Second Grade Reading, Alvin
Hagen 90; Arithmetic, Aagot Kohl
den; Spelling, Alvin Hagen 95; Ian
guage. Woodrow Saunders SO; Pen
manship, Alvin Hagen 90; Drawing,
Aagot Kohlden 92.
First Reading, Earl Nc
Bratney al; Arithmetic, Gordon
Lund SO; Spelling, Harold Kohlden
90; Language, Earl McBratney 81.
The following is the report from
the French school,
Seventh Grade Nal
vim Thunem 81; Reading Joseph |
Giersdorf 90; Language, 90; History,
78.
Sixth Grade Arithmetic, Whit
man French SO; Daisy Giersdorf,
Spelling, go; Reading 81; Language
80.
Fourth Grade-Arithmet Eve
lyn Trudo 95; Spelling, Evelyn Nah
lum 95; Reading, Evelyn Trudo 95;
Evelyn Nahum, Language 80, Geog-
raphy 80.
Third Spelling, Charles
Trudo 50; Reading, Charles Trudo
81.
First Grade Reading, Gladys
Thunem SO; Language, Frances Nah
lum 90.
The following are the best stand
ings for the Dry Fork school:
Seventh Reading, Ruth
Forsness 97;\Spelling, Ruth Rorsness
100; Grammar, Gladys Winship, 90;
Ruth Forsness 95; Geog-
raphy, Ruth Forsness 100; Physiol-
ogy, Gladys Winship 90; Writing,
Ruth Forsness 90; History, Gladys
SO. .
Sixth Grade Reading, Myrtle
Forsness 95; Spelling, Myrtle Fors-
ness 81; Grammar, 88; Arithmetic,
Fayrie Homrighaus 95; Geography,
Myrtle Forsness 90; Physiology, Fay
rie Homrighaus 95.
Fifth Grade-Reading, Verna Win
ship 85; Grammar 95; Arithmetic
90; Spelling 95; Geography 95.
The percentage of perfect atten-
dance in each grade was as follows:
1B Northside, 48 per cent. Teacher
Karen Skorpen.
2B and Alb Northside, so per cent.
Teacher Agnes Skorpen.
1B Southside, 81 per cent. Teacher
Ida Sepplan.
Ia and 2B Southside, 25 per cent.
Teacher Isabelle Hauge.
End Grade Southside, % per cent.
Teacher Frances Exile.
3rd Grade, Al per cent. Teacher
Hazel Sabin.
4th Grade, So per cent. Teacher
Mayme Fousek.
5th Grade, 48 per cent. Teacher
Gertrude Dullenty
9th Grade, 60 per cent. Teacher
Henrietta Wilson.
7th Grade, 60 per cent. Teacher :
katherine McAleer.
9Th Grade, 81 per cent. Teacher :
DELLA Bruner.
On Friday of this week the Bitter :
Root Literary Eociety will give the :
ollowing program during the gen :
raj assembly period: :
PRESIDENT Wilson Proclamation :
....-----------......- Bruce Jenkins :
7iolin Solo .-.---...---.--...-. Glen Thorn =
Paper, Donald Randall :
,ourtship Of Miles Standish :
...-......--...---..----.-.-..-. Leslie Mcneil :
'iano Solo----------...- Doris Everett :