The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-11-11
HONOR ROLL FOR
FIRST SIX WEEKS

= DeWsne; Phonics, Patsy DeWane
IPenmanship, Leonard Moran
Music, Donald Johnson; Ian
gusge, Ruth ~Swedberg; Art, Rob
ert Schoening; Hygiene, Patsy De
lWane.
These having the highest mark.
in Miss Atkins room for tn,
first six weeks were:
ga. Reading, Jean Marshal
90; Language, Jean Marshall 80
Spelling, Roland Zimmerman ST
Penmanship, Annie Hide, IS
! Arithmetic, Jean Marshall So
! Geography, Jean Marshall 81
Music, Katherine Norby 90; Draw.
ing, Esther Courchene 81; Hy-
giene, Jean Marshall SO.
Alb. Reading, Alice Bechtel
100; Language, Aims Nelson IS:
Spelling, Viola Hembd "a; Pen
manship, Marjorie Youngkin 90
Arithmetic, Alma Nelson 80
Geography, Viola Hembd 81
Music, Marjorie Youngkin 90
Drawing, Marjorie Youngkin IS
Hygiene, Viola Hembd 80; Alma
Nelson 80.
Those perfect in attendance in
Miss Aiken's room during the
first month were: Carl Deck, An
ME Hide, lola Homrighaus, Rob-
Fert Huxsol, Katherine Norby,
Lloyd Sethne. Roland thinner
man, Alma Nelson, Francis Shat
err. Leora Simon, Phillip Stennes,
William Weeks, Marjorie Young
kin. Ruth Schsfer.
Those having perfect attend
ance for the first month in Mrs.
Macnider's room were.
1-B. Melvin Bushman, Vir-
ginia Boegler. Arthur Daniels,
Woodrow Harrington, Alvin
|Isachsen, Billy Maier, Arthur
NORM, Jenny Terry, Paul Young
kin.
2-B. Richard Bechtel, Oscar
.Byfuglin, Emms, Boyd, David
.Cooney. Mikkel Hide, Helen Jan
sen, Raymond Nieman, Loren
Strand. Donald Stennes.
Tn Miss Helen BEERS room
those having perfect attendance
were: William BEEN, John Bloom,
Dorothy Burgess, Kenneth Cham
berlain, Curtis Ditmarson, Marie
Erickson, Marian Johnson, Mar
jorie King, Aage Lang, Phillip
Nelson, Esther Olson. Carl On
berg, Tom Saunders, Harriet Sew
erson, Ernest Stanley, InezI
Simon, Eli st. Germaine, Waldron
Vigil.
For the second month those
having perfect attendance in Mrs.
Macnider's room were:
1-B. Virginia Boegler, Robert
Holsclaw, Clarence Laubach,
George McCown, Gabriel NORM,
Jenny Terry, Paul Youngkin.
2-B. Richard Bechtel, Oscar
Byfuglin, Emma Boyd, David
Cooney, Elizabeth Deck, Francis
Delaney, Mikkel Hide, Helene
Jansen, Loren Strand, Hazel
Donald Stennes, Edward
st. Germaine, Marjorie Weeks.
Honor Roll
Those receiving the highest
marks for the first six weeks in
he high school are:
Chemistry, Anna Muller, 90;,
General History. Belle Everett,
IS; Sociology ", Charles Rathert,
%; English I, Howard Bechtel,
95; English II, Howard Wood,
IS: Economic Civics, Howard
3echtel, %; Foods, Alice Lund,
"a; Sewing, Gladys Meister, 49,;
General Science, Jovita Tolksdorf,
II; American History, Mabel b
JOHNS, 95; Arith. Review,
Blanche Pipal, 90; School Man {
cement, Nellie Funk, 90; Psy- :
biology, Elida Smith, 96; Read
ng, Nellie Funk, 95; Physical Ed {
cation, Nellie Funk, 80. Z
Wide Awake School I
Arithmetic. Lillian Penner 8-B, a
9: Louis Toavs, 5-A, 80; Elsie y
'oavs, BIB, 80; Robert Penner,
B. 50: Rosella Toavs, BIB, Tena {
'enner, 8-B, John Hagen, IA, o
aura Penner, GA, 81.
Reading. Robert Penner, 2-B,
Z: Elsie Toavs, 3-B, Sc; Jessie
ioavs, "a.
Language. Tena Penner, SAB,
8; Rosella Toavs, 8-B, Lillian
enner, 8-B, Laura Penner, GA,
Hygiene. Susie Toavs, IA, 84;IF
assie Togvs, "A, Byron Lee,
A. Christ Sand, 5-B, 80. ~
History. Rosetta Toavs, Lillian N
enner, Harry Lee, ga, Christ !
and, "a; Susie Toavs, VIM. Sand, 6
A, Louis Toavs, ga, Byron Lee, F
Geography. John Hagen, 90; 81
AIRY Lee, 80; Louis Toavs, 49, M
aura Penner, sc. IL
Smelling. Rosetta Toavs, Tena1 D