Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1928-11-08
REDSTONE HIGH SCHOOL NOTES

The Girls and Boys Combined Glee
Clubs are preparing for presentation
an operetta, 1.-THE Gypsy Rover" The
plot is interesting, the music beauti-
full and the incidents humorous. The
high school glee clubs contain some
excellent voices for solo work and
1.-THE Gypsy Rover" offers ample OPP
%iportunity for display of talent. Those
who take leading parts are Harry
Loucks 1.-THE Gypsy Rover), Evelyn
Burnham, Bertha Ross, Edith Eng
britson, Russell Bedwell, Myron AS
lakson, Michael Harrington, Frank
Bucklin, Fern NORM, Edgar Skordal,
Alton Markell and Vincent Bergh.
The operetta is under the direction
of Miss Naomi Smith, supervisor OF
music.
Several members of the high school
have had perfect attendance records
for the past month: They are, Myra
Bucklin, Edith Engbritson, Edgar
Skordal, Joseph Noren, Harry Loucks
Fern NORM, Alice Sherry, Ruby
Whitney, Eva States, Myron Aslak-
son, Lucille Metzler and Bertha Ross,
These people are allowed a quarter
holiday at the end of the month,
Honor roll students, whose grades
are above ninety in all subjects for
the first six weeks are: Myra Buck
lin, Edgar Skordal, Eva States, Lu-
ellie Metzler and Violet States.
The following playground articles
has been added at a cost of $28-12:
a soccer football, a vaulting pole,
volley bal, tennis racket, two tennis
balls, one baseball and a Ginning bar.
Seventh and Eighth Grades
Examinations for seventh and
eighth grades were held Thursday
and Friday of last week. Lucille Han
sen and Homer Loucks received each
grades of 80 and above in all exam
nations.
Those neither absent nor tardy for
the month ending November End were
Arthur Callahan, Leo Cleveland, Glen
Hareland, Homer Loucks, Joseph Nor
in, Leo NORM, Milo Skordal, Selmer
Skordal, Alfred Tango, Howard Whit
ney, Donald Title, Laverne Callahan,
Lucille Hansen, Blanche Knight, Hell
en- Sherry and Evelyn Burnham.
The eighth grade are writing the
story of Redstone in connection with
their language work.
Z FIFTH AND SIXTH GRADES
The fifth and sixth grade pupils
who have been neither absent nor
tardy during the past month are
Lloyd Markell, Wren Cleveland, Cal
vim Cleveland, Mary Hareland, Walter
:, Chapman, Ruben Skordal, Floyd
Fleming, Delbert Cleveland, Sylvia
Kurtz and Larua Barnes.
Hattie Egger has withdrawn from
school.
Joyce Loucks and Mavis Callahan
have been absent on account of i'll
ness.
The fifty and sixth grades have
been conteaang during the past
month for the higher average ir
spelling. The fifth grade won by 9
fraction over one point and were
treated by the sixth grade.
THIRD AND FOURTH GRADES
Those in the third and fourth
grades having perfect attendance fol
the second month were: Billy Cleve'
land, Willis Cleveland, Elaire Corner
Francis Corner, Frederick Hareland
William Knight, Roger Loucks, Geo
Owen, Dan Owen, Erwin Petite, Leor
Whitney, Lila Burnham, Dolores Cal
lahan, Olive Losing, Beverly Sherry
PRIMARY NEWS
The following children have had per
feet attendance: Galen Barnes, Will.
lam LOSING Raymond Whitney, Fairy
q Bedwell, Mary Corner, Mildred Hare.
land, Jean Wigmore, Phyllis Wigmort
Agatha Briefly and Merna Title.
Fairy Bedwell and Phyllis Wigmors
won the Seatwork contest for tbs
second month Of school.
Much interest is being shown il
the airplane spelling contest. Every.
one is tying to keep his airplane VI
in the air.