The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-05-06

Ellen Appelgren, Bernard GelseI
John Williams, Elvera Loeppky
Beulah Torrison, Blanche Plpal
and Elida Smith.
The high school band furnishes
several pleasing numbers before
the beginning of the program
The judges of the contest were
Mrs. j.. n. Burgess, Rev. A. .
Johnson and Mrs. John Listerud
Inter-cIass Debates
The first of our inter-class de
bates was held on Wednesday
This was between the seventh anc
eighth grades. The question was
"Resolved that the steamship Is
of more value to Montana thar
the railroad. The affirmative was
upheld by Myrtle Owings, irene
Inelehart and Lloyd Larson OF the
eighth grade. The negative was
upheld by Catherine Catlin, Gil
bert Hide and Robert Lowell OF
the seventh grade. All debated
like veterans and the other classes
will have TO work hard if they do
better than these pupils. The de-
cision of the judges was unanl-
nous in favor of the seventh
grade.
Best Grades
Miss Aiken's room: ga; Arith-
metic. Seine Huso, IS; Geography
Tom Jansen, 81; Language, Vel
ma Fishback. So; Reading, Tom
Jansen, 50; Drawing, Bessie Bel
garde. Sc. Music, Tom Jansen, So;
spelling. Velma Fishback, SO; Hy-
giene, Tom Jansen, 81; Penman-
ship. Anna Hide, IS.
5B: Arithmetic, Robert Little
field. IS; Geography, IS, History
So. Hygiene. 81, reading, IS, all
these grades were made by Howe
Klatte; language, Gordon Germ
ger. 81; Drawing, Isabelle De-
laney, Sc; Music, Robert Little
field. 81; Spelling, Robert Ander-
son, So; Penmanship, Lorraine
81.
"a; Reading, 90. Spelling, &c.
Phonics. %. all by Kenneth Cham
berlain: Arithmetic, Carl Onberg'
%: Penmanship, Linwood H1ckle'
81. Music. Dorothy Burgess, "a;
a.o,ooo Harriet Severson, 80;
Hygiene. Marian Johnson 81;
Elias Hoch, SO.
3B; Reading, SO, Spelling' ~
Language, ST, Arithmetic, 81, Mu-
sic. 95. all by Alice Carson; Draw
ing. Neil Potter, SO; Penmanshlp'
Mary st. Germaine, So; Geography
Harry Rybuck, So.
Ia: Reading, Patsy De Wane'
81: Phonics, Robert Schoenlng'
ee: Penmanship. Louise Schaale'
"a; Drawing, Norma Loveioy, 20;
Language, Donald Johnson, "a;
Music. June Kurokawa. "a; Hy-
giene, Russell Dornfeld, "a.
High school; Civics, Norma Lat
tIefeld. "a: General Science, Har-
old Shipman. So: Cooking, Hulda
Nvland. 81; Sewing, Margaret
Rygg. "a; Algebra, Belle Everett
az. Plane Geometry, Bernard Gel
sen. 81; Solid Geometry, Ely Nc
Gown. 90; Commercial Law, Roy
Cusker, 90; Typewriting /, Maoel
Collins. 90; Shorthand /, Irene
Boese. 90; Bookkeeping, Irene
Boese, 90; Normal Training Spell
ing. Blanche Pipal, SO; Normal
Training penmanship, Evelyn
Nahum; Latin L, Belle Everett
90; Latin II, Alma Pipal, "a; Eng
lish III. Russell Huxsol, 81; ENG
lisb w. Halle Chapman, 81; Voice
Elida Smith, 95; Chemistry Ely
McCown. "a; Economics, Ely Nc
Gown, 80; Physics, Russell HuX-
sol, "a.
Penmanship Records
Miss Elizabeth Randalls room
Improvement certificate earned by
Edwin Nichol, William Rye ana
Rem. Students final GER
tificate earned by Phillip Courch-
enc Helen Funk and Vivian Sill
jenberg. ro,
Miss Craig's room. Jenny Ter
w earned her primary silver star
button.
wide Awake. Rosetta ToaVs
has earned the improvement GER
This is the highest GER
tificate ever earned by a rural pu-
nil Last year we started WORK
ing on Palmer penmanship in the
rnral schools. A number earned
the buttons, Palmer method ana
Wide Awake is snow
ing the way to other schools IN the
district. Our vocal music "orh
tbruout the District is showing
on Improvement although a num-
her of the schools still fall belo"
the average in this. 1t takes years
70 bring schools up to grade IN
loss we have the best of teachers.
Mrs. Appelgren's room. Arthur
Nasty palmer method button
.oris Goodman. Yvonne Plpal'
Mayme Albert earned improve
ment certificates: Craig Smltn'
Lena Nasty, Lillian Spicer ana
Strand earned progress
nins. Robert Ferguson earned an
Improvement certificate.
Perfect Attendance
Arinr un1nn Reier's room. VIE