The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1921-01-20
HIGHEST STANDINGS
FOR The nth MONTH

The best standings for the 1T
t month in high school were as fol
r lows: Cooking, Alta Mcneil, 90; Sew
t ing, Irene Honn, SO; History /, Mil
bred Cook, "a; History II, Alfre,
f Schulz, SO; Physical Education, Eni,
: Everett, 90; Latin l, Amber Bickers
SO; Latin II, Genevieve Dietrich, 80
| English III, Claude Carpenter, 90
English /, Harold Thompson, 90
I English II, Marian Walter ,SS; Gen
, eral Science, Marian Walter, 81
Economics, Marlyn Young, 95; Spell
ling and Penmanship, Prudence GIFTS
90: Physics, Claude Carpenter, IS
Boys Physical Education, Egberr
Aune, 90; Plane Geometry, Marian
Walter, 80; Algebra, Margie Jen.
kins, SO; Business Arithmetic, Enid
Everett, 90; Typewriting I, Isabel
Young, 90; Typewriting, II, Marlyn
Young, 90; Shorthand II, Marlyn
Young, 90; Bookkeeping l, Sophia
Onstad; Bookkeeping II, Howard
Hall, 50; Primary Methods, Marian
Walter, "a; Review of the Common
Branches, Ethel Gebhardt, 95; Psy-
chology, Sophia Onstad, 95; Indus
trial Work, Flora Walters, 81; Plays
and Games, Elizabeth Brown, 95
American History, Sophia .Onstad,
95.
The best standings for the Sth
grade are as follows: Arithmetic,
Sylvester Smith, 81; Spelling, Cath
crime Dowell. 100; Spelling, Mabel
Johnson, 100; History, Mabel john
son, %; also Sylvester Smith, o.;
Reading, Mabel Johnson, 90; Gram
mar, Julia Welzenbach, 81.
The highest standing in the 7th
grade are as follows: Arithmetic,
Hazel Carpenter, 90; Spelling, Thel-
ma Bottorf, 100; Geography, Myrtle
Nieman, 90; Reading, Myrtle Me
man, 81; Physiology, Jennie zemo,
81; Language, Catherine Reeve, 80;
Music, Keron Chapman, 90; Penman-
ship, Lorna L~ittlefield, SO.
The highest standings in the 9th
grade are as follows: CAY. Arith-
metic, Annie jacob, 95; Reading,
Claude Nichol, 90; Spelling, Frances
Cramer, 90; Geography, Hilda Sill
jenberg, 90; Language, Julius Wei
zenbach, 90; History, Claude Nichol,
90; Hygiene, Annie jacob, "a; Mu-
sic, Frances Cramer, 80; Drawing,
Willies Anna Tyson, 90; Writing,
Annie Jacob, "a; OBJ. Arithmetic,
Dorothy Solberg, OF; Reading, Vii
lies Anna Tyson, 90; Spelling, Doro-
thy Solberg, SO; Geography, Willies
Anna Tyson, 90; language, 90, His
tory, 95; Writing, 81; Arthur Will
son, Drawing, 95; Hygiene, Chester
Christopherson, 90; Band, Donald
Walter, 80.
The highest standings in the 18th
grade are as follows: ca Arithmetic
Fred LaRoque, 95; Geography, 95;
Spelling, 90; Reading, "a; Language,
80; and History, SO. Hygiene, Thos.
Barton, 81; Drawing, 81; Music, Fred
LaRoque, 81; Penmanship, Thomas
Barton, IS. OBJ Arithmetic and
Geography, Harvey Vinson. 90; Spell
Hazel Bell, 90; Reading, Ada
Best, 95; Language, Norma Little
field, "a; History and Hygiene, Ira
SO and "a; Drawing, Ly-
all Martin, SO; Music, Ira Fromdahl,
95: Penmanship, Ada Best and Vera
Smith, 95.
The highest standings in the 4th
grade are: (A) Geography, Agnes
.limek, 90; Arithmetic. Morris Fine
gold, 90; Language, Ralph Dietrich,
30; Spelling, Albert Boston, 90; Mu-
sic, Rosemary Courchene, 81; Read
ng, Lyle Riddle, so; Penmanship,
Emma Daniels, 81; Hygiene, Ralph
Dietrich, 90; Drawing, Rosemary
Jourchene, 49,. OBJ. Geography,
lean jenkins, SO; Arithmetic, Doro-
ny Knapp, SO; Language, Verna
-inderman, 95; Spelling, Theodore
Mitchell, SO; Music, Harold Shipman
IS; Reading, Glen Vinson, "a; Hy-
Vera Quackenbush, 50; Pen
nanship, Dorothy Knapp, "a; Draw
ng, Oscar Luck, 50.
Highest standings in 3rd grade
ire: (A). Reading, Virginia IRVINE,
-; Language, Madaline Mitguard,
y; Spelling, Virginia Ervine, 90;
'enmanship, Ole Hide, 90; Arith-
netic, Ole Hide, "a; Geography, Vir-
,inia IRVINE, SO; Music, Madaline
ditguard, 90; Drawing, Ole Hide.
Il; Hygiene, Virginia IRVINE, SO;
b. Reading, Audrey Knorr, "a;
language, Evelyn Coffey, 95; Spell
ing, Evelyn Coffey, 95; ~Penmanship,