The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-05-27
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. school work has made the highes
average in scholarship. will deliv
er the valedictory. Miss Myrtl
INieman. who made the secont
highest average will give the sa
lutatory. The third highest av
erage was made by Miss Jean
Taylor. Scholarships at the Uni
versity of Montana for thes,
three students have been applied
for. Scholarship awards will be
! made during the evening.
Class Roll
The members of the Senior
class are Hulda Bach, Myrtle Me
man, Hazel Carpenter, John Tay-
lor, Agnes Appelgren, Margaret
Brownlee, Lois Warmbrod, Keron
Chapman, Dean Swanson, Russell
B~urnison, Robert Brown, Jean
Taylor, Sadie McManigal, Made
line Strachan and Reuben Smith.
Those Of this class who will re-
ceive teaching certificates are
Hulda Bach Myrtle Nieman, Hazel
Carpenter, John Taylor, Agnes
Appelgren and Margaret Brown
lee.
Complete Schedule of Events
Friday, May 28-Class day ex-
e~rcises in the high school assem-
bly, at s o'clock.
Sunday, May 3O-Memorial
Day exercises beginning at the
school house at 9:45 a. m.
Sunday, May 3O-Baccalaureate
services, high school assembly at
8 o'clock.
Monday, May 31-high school
and upper grade picnic.
Monday, May 31-Commence-
ment exercises in the high school
assembly at 8 o'clock.
Tuesday, June Primary
grades picnic.
Tuesday, June Final exami-
nations begin.
Wednesday, June 2-Final ex-
aminations end.
Thursday, June 3-Official
closing of school.
Monday, September 13-School
year of 1926-27 opens.
Eighth Grade Commencement
Eighth grade graduation exer-
cises will be held for all rural pu-
pills in District As at the Liberty
school Tuesday evening, June 1.
Miss Belle Donaghue will be in
charge of the exercises. The
Wide Awake school, Miss Tena
Funk, teacher; French school, Miss
Elizabeth Funk, teacher; and Volt
school, Miss Irene DER, teacher;
will close their 9-month terms Fri
day evening, May %. The Dry
Fork school of which Miss Agnes
Dotseth was teacher has already
closed. Miss Dotseth has left for
her home at Knapp, Wisconsin
and next year will attend the
state normal school at River
Falls, Wisconsin. All other rural
schools will close their 9-month
terms Friday, June A.
Bible Examinations
The following students took
Bible examinations Tuesday af-
ternoon: Martha Nasty, Hubert
White, Martha Opheim Title OPP
helm, Isabelle Haynes, Margaret
Alrick. Lillian Schneider, Lucille
Zimmerman, Donez Booth, Joseph
inc R%edstone, Norman Nedrud, {
Alvera Loeppky, Pearl Nasty, Va
larah Jelley, Melvin Rygg, Anna ,
Elizabeth Strand, Thomas
DelaHunt, Russell Huxsol and 7
Charles Smith.
Penmanship Reports I
In Mrs. Gertrude Appelgren's 7
room Improvement certificates
we're awarded to Warren Hols- /
claw, and Paul Purkett; Richard \
Stanley received a progress pin. :
In Mrs. Mayme Wigtil's room D
Improvement certificates were D
lwarded to Isabelle Delaney, Rob :
.rt Ferguson, Justin Redstone, :,
nd Evron Schuman; progress ?
,ins to Clarence Huso, Marjorie
Zoungkin, Ray Purkett, Evelyn =
Iatson, Francis Schafer, and Mar
hall Young; Palmer method but =
ons to Bob Anderson, Phillip =
.tennes and Stanley Olson. =
Miscellaneous
Eighth grade examinations were
ED Monday and Tuesday. NJ
A commencement announce
tent of the graduation exercises "
t the high school of American
.alls, Idaho has been received NJ
rom Jennie Zemo.
Montana's Rank a.
"Montana's educational pro- Ell
says May Trumper state IN
lpt. of public instruction, els in "a
in two national surveys
.hich have recently been COM OF
Professor Frank M. Phil ST
ps of George Washington Uni W.
ersity has published in the April II
lmber of the American School an
GARD Journal, Milwaukee, Wis, sh
vo parallel studies. In one he
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