The Carbon County news. [volume] (Red Lodge, Mont.) 1924-1931, 1930-03-13
81 CITY SCHOOL
PUPILS LISTED
ON HONOR ROLL
SCHOOLS GRANTED FOUR DAYS
OF EASTER VACTION. CLOS
ING DATE MAY 2s

Easter vacation this year will be
granted to city school pupils on Fri
iday, April 10, and will continue up to
Tuesday morning, April %, giving
the pupils four full days of rest.
The public schools will close We'd
nesday, May %. Two more periods,
one of six weeks and the last of sew
en-, will conclude the 1929-30 school
iyear.
| A scholarship record of 80 percent
or better and no tardies during the
six week period, which closed Febru-
airy 28, qualified the following eighty
seven elementary school children for
the honor roll:
Roosevelt School
Eighth grade: David Provinse, Ed
ward Weydt, Sylvia Aho, Julia Blaze
vich, Ruth Cooley, Irma Doty, Pet
ronella Fernando, Elizabeth Hietala,
lnga Kivela, Martha Logan, Jane o.
Conner, Elsa Wertanen.
Seventh grade; Ruth Christian.
Elma Mattila, Fred Brown, Harry
Field.
Fifth grade. Toivo Niemi, May
Ruotsala, Leah Tooley, Minnie Mar
chello, Mae Timonen, Leonard Kov- |
ach, Margaret zakely
Field School
Sixth grade: Mabel Croonquist. Op-
al Heerwald, Trina Honkala. Militsa |
Laukka, Genevieve O'Connor, Helen
Margaret Simmons, John
zupan
Fifth grade: Oliver Pollari
Washington School
Fourth grade: Mary Jane Chamber
ain, Billy Conner, Rose Conwell. Sue
jroonquist, Lael Olcott Teresa Wet
Third grade: Fannie Driytz, Jane
simmons. {
Second grade: Margery Chamber
ain, Dick Croonquist, Dick Field. ]
donadel Skinner, Charles LuttrelI
Iazel Stumpff. 4
First grade: Margaret Conwell. T
'atm'yn Castagne, Leo McCollum. 4
Lincoln School y
Fourth grade: Mary Lobdell, Mary +
ecan, Rosemary Jarussi, Jack Elem |;
lg. Ga n
Third grade Wilma Barkoyich. v
larjorie Northy, Alta Rosander. t.
Second grade: Ruth Madsen. Helen F
olarich. tt
First grade Tressa Fernando. G
hyllis Rosander, Caroline Hudak,
nnie SLEEPER, Martin Heerwald, m
ugo Golf, Peter Ciochetto, Beth eli
'illiams. ar
Jefferson School Of
Fourth grade Emil Dimich. Doro- tu
y Hungerford, Genevieve Hunger M
I'd, Margaret schmitz, Creath Tool Fl
Third grade. Frances Cobetto 90
chard Mayer, Viola Rajala, sigrud 50
ryo, Tony zupan. Re-
Second grade: Carl Bustell. Elmer n
nta, Resilyo Kosianchick. cleo
owne, Gertrude Koski, Rose sneid- ",
Emma Uzelac. II
First grade; Nora Mae Hannah
line Nivala, Waino Hongisto.
The Roosevelt school received at
dance honors with an average of
a. A committee from the Roose-
t will call at the Washington era
lldlng for the school banner, the Gu
shlngton having won the honors Fun
the preceding period. High point cha
m for the period was that of Miss and
IN Nelson at the Roosevelt. with airy
average attendance of 1886. lars
.anking of the various schools Of "Sil
system placed Roosevelt first dep
com second, Washington third. Rev
ID fourth and Jefferson fifth. T
he "A teachers whose rooms rank ley
high in percentage of attendance "Sir
e: Ruth Nelson, Loretta Iarussi Tab
lila Morrow. Flvera Nelson. And of t
Paulson, Goldie Peterson. Mrs Chill
wne. Fstelle Provinse, Lillian Jar SO h
Clarice Sawby, A. T. Jenkins Espac
Cosby, Miss Shaw, Miss Reeve wall
flanagan, Florence Mcintosh. on Il
ma Hayha, Barbara Sanderson. ing
e Ruiter, Ann Murdo, Wayne TIL
erson, Gladys Bowman Lucille addit
re and Phillip Scarab. chas,
nollment for the school period 12-ye
he'd 712, seven more than during mem
period.