The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1929-06-21

Hemet Union high school, Helmet
California, on June 10th.
Donez Booth, a former Vol
Point, student graduated from the
Helena high school on June G..
We congratulate these young
people on staying in high school
and wish them success in life.
List of Exemptions
GA grade final exam exemptions
were Joyce Flint, arith., reading.
language; Edna Sethre, arith., Ian
guage, hygiene; Kirk Booth, geog..
history; Nels Johnson, geog.; Milo
Odds, geog., history, hygiene; John
Livingston, reading, history, hy-
giene, music; Katherine Norby,
reading; Kathryn Johnson, hy-
giene; Wilfred Smith, music.
Fifth A exemptions: Junior Clay
ton, geog., history; Esther Courch-
enc, music; James Kelly, reading,
language, geog., hygiene, history;
Vincent Nedrud, arith., music.
Fifth B.: Arlee Riddle, language,
William Odds, arithmetic.
A Fourth grade, Mrs. Wigtifs
room:
Reading: Patsy DeWane, so;
Isabel Funk, 80; Marian Johnson,
80; Janet Lowell, 80; Robert Pen
ner, go. English: Patsy DeWane,
90; Isabel Funk, go; Marian John
son, 90; Janet Lowell, SO; Robert
Penner, SO. Arithmetic: Isabel
Funk, 90; Marian Johnson, 80;
Robert Penner, go. Geography:
Dorothy Burgess, 90; Patsy De
wane, go; Isabel Funk, go; Mar
ian Johnson, 80; Janet Lowell, go;
Robert Penner, go. Hygiene: Pat
sy DeWane, go; Marian Johnson,
go; Janet Lowell, go; Robert Pen
ner, so. Music: Dorothy Burgess,
SO; Patsy DeWane, 90; Isabel
Funk, so; Marian Johnson, SO;
Harriet Severson, 90; Janet Low
ell, 90; Robert Penner, 90.
Third grade exemptions: Flea
nor Alrick, reading, SO, geog., go,
hyg., go, spelling, 90; George
Coombs, spelling, 81; Elizabeth
Deck, spelling, 90; Cleo May De
Wane, spelling, So; Robert Living
ston, reading, "a, english, SO, arith.
95, hyg., "a, music, "a, spelling,
81; Duane Norby, reading, SO,
lang, So, arith., SO, geog., 95, hyg.,
"a, music, 90, spelling, 100; VIII
ma Y%ellowrobe, spelling, SO; Hell
en- Hembd, spelling, "a.
Hubert White and Leslie Boyer
of the class of '29 expect to en-
roll at Missoula next fall. Howard
Wood, former graduate, and Har-
old Shipman If the class of '29,
plan to attend Minnesota next
year.
On Higher Education
In the class of '28 there We're
% members. OF these, ten girls
and three boys attended higher in
situations of learning last year.
Just why, parents, are more OF
our girls being educated than our
boys? 1t seems to me that the
boys are starting the race of life
with a terrific handicap. This year
we had 16 graduates. Three boys
will go TO school next year. A
number of the students plan to
earn money and attend year after
next. The parents need to be alert
that these plans are not changed.
Keep the goal, higher education,
constantly before these young peo-
nile. 1t is so easy for them to
take the path of least resistance
and decide to forget their ambi-
tons.
Our total high school enrolment
for the year just past was l49
pupils. The total enrolment for
the town grades was 446. In the
grades there were 246 boys and
200 girls. In the high school there
were IA boys and rs girls.
w. P. Grads Make Good
Halle Chapman has earned sew
eral honors at the University OF
Minnesota. one has uCCh OAOS0SN
v-ice-president of the Physical Ed
ucation association, a member OF
the Honor Council and treasurer
of Sanford Hall. All of these are
important positions and will help
Halle to pay her way through the
university. Keron has been elect
ed treasurer of Sigma Nu. Where
there is a will, there is a way, to
earn ones way thru school,
Melvin Rygg, William Hide,
Fred LaRoque, Sylvester Smith,
Faye Couey are others Of our boys
who are finding that they can
earn all or part of their a thru
a university.
Teachers and their Vacations
Miss Watson-thru the National
parks
Miss Breening-
Miss Council-Culbertson.
Miss. Keyes-Mrs. Stebbins-
honeymoon and Page, N. Oak.
Miss Drege-Rugby, n. "a
Miss Hopwood-Ada, Minnesota.
Miss Ingebreton-with a chau-
tauqua company.