Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1927-07-15
SHERIDAN COUNTY
SCHOOL NOTES

AS result of the May State Eighth
Grade Examinations the following re-
ceived Diplomas.
Julia Aasved. Carl Abenroth, Phillip
Anderson. Irma Bantz, Myra Bucklin.
Clara Christensen, Andrew Christoffer-
son. Ruth Damstrom. Elmer Diseth. Stan
ley Dominek. Leo Donaldson. Rosella
Engdahl. Edith Engebntson. Irene
French. Eugene FulKerson. Frederick
Grave. Olivia Hansen. Omar Helsetb.
Alfred Hendrickson, Ruth Herman. Ray
Hoist. Mollie Island. Helen Jensen. Helen
johnson. Vincent Johnson. May Jnhnson.
Garnet johnson. CLAYTON Kaufman. Hell
en- Kitterman. Alden Klovstad, KIeis Lar
son, Selma Larson. Lenore Larson, Palma
Lidahl, Raymond Lindquist. Amelia
Lstoe. Edie Matkin Elvra Mensing
Charles Mckenzie. Evelyn Miller Percy
Moe. Mildred Morrison. Howard Nelson
Beulah Nelson, Joseph Norm. Paula Nor
eaard, Lydie Noreaard. Thelma Nyeaard.
Ruth Nygaard, Francis Olson. Norman
Palubicki. Woodrow Peterson. Walter
Rasmussen. Gladys Rorvie. Michael Sails
bury, Lula Spencer. Violet States, Esther
Smith, Lucille Waller. Ruth Waller. Anna
Waller. Hulda Wessner. Berniece Wilson,
Ruby Whitney. Aloyze Yarosloski
The two highest averages were made
by Garnet Johnson 81 l-2 and Alden
kIovstad 80 1-2.
Following is list of the pupils who
made the highest grade in each subject.
Reading SO Beulah Nelson, Plenty
wood
Spelling 81 Thresa Anderson, Westby
Spelling 81 Violet States. Redstone
Arithmetic 95 Frederick Grave, Plenty
wood
Arithmetic 95 Alden Klovstad, Plenty
wood
Language IS Howard Nelson. Plenty
wood
hygiene 100 Phyllis Decker. Dooley
Geoeraphy-97 Gwen Christensen, Plenty
wood
Civics- 93 Michael Salisbury, Plenty
History 95 HULA Wessner. Home
History 95 Marion Donaldson, Plen-
tywo0d
Agriculture 100 Joseph Norm. Redstone
Agriculture 100 Huda Wessner, Home
stead.
Prin. G. F. Freisleben of Westby is at
tending the University of Minnesota
Pnn. j. B. Alexander of Antelope is
spending the greater part of his vacation
in Missouri
Prin. w. H. May and wife of Medicine
Lake are spending the summer at Nashua.
Montana.
Prin. j. w. Johnston who has been at
Comertown for the past year is at Billings
this summer
Prin. Ben James and wife of Outlook
are enjoying their summer in New York.
Prin. Minnie P. Elliott of Redstone is
spending part of the summer in North
DAB ota. From there she expects to 60 to
her old home in New York.
Recent callers at the office were Fred
Stone. Walter Olesen. Peter Jensen, 0.
Nj. Lutness. Peter Bruvold, Geo. Bell,
Emil Rasmussen. Geo. Abenroth, Jack
White, Mrs. Elmer Nckerson, H. C. Ryley
A. r. Rice. Mr. and Mrs Harold Munson
and Geo. Munson. T. j. Chelew. Gather
inc Clark Olga Waller, Mrs. Zoe Pace.
Supt M. o. Glorvick has renewed his
with Allyn and Bacon. pub
fishers of high school books, during the
summer months.
Redstone is adding another teacher to
its corps in order to extend its high school
course. This change necessitates more
room. The Ness school house is being
moved to town to accommodate the pri-
mary department.
Miss Hall visited the LELAND and Pleas
ant Valley schools this last week.
Because of the repairing ur building of
school houses that is going on in the
county we think severel schools will rate
high enough to be entitled to a name
pl4te showing standard or superior
school,
The pupils who failed in one or more
subjects during the spring examinations
Will be permitted to write in August pro-
yided they have done month of study
under supervision.
Ethel E. Singleton
County Superintendent