The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1926-06-10

Anna Rygg, English I; ElizabetI
Strand, plane geometry; ValaraI
Jelley, cooking; Anna Muller
civics, plane geometry; Russell
Huxsol, English II and genera
history; Lucille Zimmerman, ma
ture study; John Williams, alga
bra; Howard Wood, plane geom
etry; Theo Wright, Caesar anC
plane geometry; Helen Steffensen
English II, Latin /; Charles Smith
English /; Elida Smith, Caesar
and %c-vics; Myrtle Torrison, Eng.
fish II, Caesar, %civics, nature
study; Jovita Tolksdorf, English
II; Bernard Geisen, English |, Lat
in, algebra; Thomas DelaHunt
plane geometry; Clyta Cusker.
plane geometry; Roy Cusker, com
mercial geography; Marian Chris
tianson, English III civics, nature
study; Alice Lund, English II:
Mildred .L|ittlefeld, English I,
commercial geography, cooking:
Harold Shipman, English I, occu-
patjons; Mabel Bannister, algebra
Edna Brown, nature study; Irene
Boese, general history, CONNER
cial geography; Charles Alexan-
der. English T.. Alma Pipal. Eng
fish I, Latin.
Penmanship Reports
Mrs. Appelgren-Eunice Dit
marson, Improvement certificate ;
Ruth Geisen, Palmer method but
ton.
Miss Lee-Ruth Hanson, Vivian
Siljenberg, Victor Smith, Clayton
Hauge, Improvement certificates;
Elmer Olson, Evelyn Nichol, pro
gress pins; Leroy Kellogg, Dur
wood Broderick, Mayme Deck.
Palmer method buttons; Martha
Birkeland, final certificate.
Eighth Grade Graduates
Those who received certificates
of promotion from the eighth
grade to high school were Rose
Krogstad. Ruby Bilyeu, John Della
Hunt, Hugh Herold, Belle Ever
EFT, Milton ~Severson, Rita Sher-
rill, Mary Webinger, Arthur An
derson, Julene Taylor, Warren
Smith, Oscar Luck, Lawrence
Paulson, Eleanor Johnson, Man
ford Hauge, Dean Herman, Ken.
meth Herold, Leslie Boyer.
Liberty Exercises
Eighth grade graduation exer-
were held in the Liberty
school house last week. for the
first time since the school has been
open. These were the first exer-
cises of this kind to be held in
District As and possibly in this
section of the state. Music was
furnished by a group from the
high school band Of Wolf Point.
Miss Belle D~onaghue had CHARGE
Of the program. One number was
by the Volt school and two
numbers by the Wide Awake
school. 1t is hoped to make these
exercises an annual affair.
Those who received graduation
certificates we're Floyd Hanson,
Penner. Jacob Rauch, HUI
bert Rauch. Those who were de-
fcient IN one or two subjects butt
who will be admitted to the Wolf
Point high school as part time stu
dents next fall are Peter Helm
,ichs, Maria Heinrichs. Roland
Securely, Evangeline Parks and
Schultes.
announcements for Fall
School will reopen for the com
ng school year on Monday, Sep
-ember IS. The rural schools Of
he district will open September
20. Examinations will be held
or Saturday of the open
ng week for those who made up
work during the summer.
Those who did not receive pro
notion slips will be rated as fail
Tres. All rural pupils have been
nailed promotion slips as have all
he pupils in the city schools.
Faculty Lineup
The faculty for the rural
.chools Of District As have not
,een entirely lined up but some
# the situations have been filed.
Mss Myrtle Nieman will teach
he French school; Miss Margaret
3rownlee the Waska school, be-
this summer; Miss Irene
der the Volt school; Miss Agnes
Appelgren. the Dry Fork school.
All other schools are open for
publications..
Personals {
Miss Elizabeth Funk is planning I
0 attend the summer session Of
he state normal school at Dillon. Z