The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1922-05-11
STUDENTS STANDINGS
EIGHTH MONTHS WORK

The highest standings in the grades
for the eighth month are as follows
LIST B, misunderstanding, Ard.
yth Lund 90; language, Ardith Lunc
SO; ~phonics, Hazel jenkins, 90; pen
manship, Clarence Huso 90; num-
bers, Ardyth Lund go; music, Fan
ME Finegold 90; drawing, Levi Wet
sit 80; physiology and hygiene, Mar
shall Young, 80; physical training,
Ralph Shaver, 80.
1st A, Southside-Reading, Robert
Baldwin 81; language, George Ra-
thert 81; phonics, Donald Larsen 80;
hygiene, Winnefred Lemon 95; pen
manship, Charles Mitchell 90; ply
steal training, Melbourn Coffey 81;
numbers, Lucille Clement 90; music,
Clayton Hauge 90; drawing, Walter
Chapman SO.
End B, Southside-Reading, Joseph
Muir 90; language, Edna Shuman SO;
phonics, Durwood Broderick 90; pen
manship, Francis Zemo 95; numbers,
Henry Dunn 90; drawing, Linda
Dyck 95; physiology, Erma Wilson
90; physical training, John O'Neill
90; music, Max Gilbert 90.
End A, Southside-Reading Wan
da Walter 90; Helen Listerud 90; pho
MICS and spelling, Robert Lowell, Ber-
nice Bogut, Garnet Montgomery, Lu-
ella Q~uackenbush. William Sheriff.,
Kermit Smith 100; language, Jane
Clark 95; drawing, Thelma Funk
90; penmanship, Aileen Champlin
"a; numbers, William Sheriff. 90;
music, Helen Listerud 95; hygiene,
Lewis Webinger 90; physical train
ing, Harris Smith 95.
End B, Notwithstanding, Helen
Covell "a; language, Teddy Olson 90;
penmanship, Joseph St. Germaine a.;
phonics, Teddy Olson 90; penman-
ship, Joseph ST. Germaine "a; phon-
les, Teddy Olson 90; numbers, Jo-
seph st. Germaine 95; music, jose
phine Torvik 90; drawing, Joseph
st. Germaine 90; hygiene, Louise
Burr 90.
LIST A, Northside-Charlie Golf
man, reading 95, phonics SO, langu-
age "a; penmanship, Margaret Rund
95; numbers, Dorothy Brown 90; by
giene, Herbert Roberts SO.
End A, Northside-Vivian Siljen-
berg, reading, 90, language 95; ply
sictl training 90; spelling Eleanor
Erickson 100; ~penmanship, Aileen
Anderson 95; arithmetic, Gilbert
Hide 90; music, Marguerite Jack
line 95; drawing, Walter Dietrich 92;
3rd B., Observation-Disclosures, Carl
Boyer 95; spelling, Ruth Nedrud and
Agnes Bell 95; geography, Carl
Boyer 95; hygiene, Ruby Mead 90;
reading, Anna Cauffman 90; penman-
ship, Irene Fromdahl 90; music, Ruby
Mead 90; drawing, Francis Mead go;
language, Agnes Bell go.
3rd, Northside-Helen Burr, read
ing 90, language 95, music SO, by
giene "a, geography 90; spelling,
June Pouder 100; drawing, Thomas
St. Germaine 90 physical training,
June Pouder 95.
3rd A, Observation-Disclosures, Al
vim Christopherson 81; spelling, Hell
en- Hole and Lloyd Larsen 100; geog-
raphy, Helen Hoel 95; hygiene, Hell
en- Hoel 95; reading, Eva Track 93;
penmanship, Ethel Finegold 80; mu-
sic, Adelta Knapp SO; drawing, Joan
Heating 90; language, Aanun1latta
80
4th B, So~uthside-Myrtle Johnson,
95, reading 95, geogra-
oily 90; language SO, hygiene 81, mu-
SIC 90; spelling, Grace DeLack 80;
lrawing, Audrey Knorr 90; penman-
ship, Myrtle johnson and Grace De-
Lack 95.
4th A, Observation-Disclosures, Ed
ward Bachman and Leslie Boyer 80;
;pelling, Reginald Bittle, Marie Bell
md Evelyn Coffey 90; reading 81,
geography "a, language SO, penman-
hip 95, Edward Bachman; hygiene,
Marie Bell 95; drawing, Sennle
Dunn 85; music, Bernard Markham
IS.
9Th B, Southside-Arithmetic 81,
anguage, SO, reading 90, hygiene go,
geography SO, history 88, all Law
nee Paulson.
9Th A, southside Arithmetic, !
7erna Linderman and Dorothy Knapp I
90; geography, Curtis Riggin 80; {
pelling, Charles Smith 90; music, t
Shipman 95; hygiene, Beat
ice Shaver and Richard Salem SO; {
istory, Harold Shipman 81; read t
lg, Mildred Littlefeld 95; language, /
.ita Sheriff. 81; penmanship, Verna
,inderman and Dorothy Knapp go. |
9th B, Southside-Charles Alex
nder, arithmetic SO, reading "a, his
Dry 81, hygiene 95; Verde Jansen,
81, language go, music 80,
enmanship 90; geography, James