The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1931-04-03
School Department

BY SUPT. r. n. LIVINGSTON

at Missoula ranked we'll in m
freshmen English placement Ties
given Sept. 1880. Here are som'
reports on a few large high schools
and some of our neighbors giving
the average number of errors:
Wolf Point 58-I +, Terry 1872, Fol-
syth 125--, Fairview 1O7-I +, Circle
TO-, Chinook co., Billings S1-f-
Bainville 161, Froid 100. Glasgow
99-4, Harlem 1927, Havre 8Sh.
Sidney 1922 Helena 81, Malta
81, Nashua III, Opheim So
Plentywood 3D. , Poplar 70, SEQ
hey 49, +.
The Sunday Great Falls Trib-
une carried a news dispatch of in.
terest to Wolf Pointers. 1t said:
Margaret Randall of Wolf Point
was elected president of the Wo-
mems Athletic association at the
State university and she will be
the delegate to the convention OF
chapters of w. A. A. in the west
ern part of the U. S. at Reno, Ne
vada May 9 and 10. Other officers
elected are Mildred Renison, Bill
lings, vice pres, Una Randall, Sec
rotary; Olive Lewes, St. Maries,
Idaho, treasurer. Congratulations,
Margaret.
Wolf Point gets some mention
in a serial running in the Ameri,
can Boy. The story is entitled 'A1-
der Gulch and is a thrilling story
of Montana Gold Rush Days.
A letter from Pres. c. H. Clapp
of the State university says that
Prof. Maddox has selected the
subject "EAasation-a Liability or
an Asset" for the commencement
address on May 20.
Today everyone faces keen com
petition. To meet this competition
n requires more than knowledge
in his own line. He needs the pow
er to think clearly, judge accurate
ly and decide On an i~nstant's no.
tice.
The Inland Empire Educational
association meeting will be held at
Spokane an April 8, 9 and 10. 1t
is the best educational meeting in
the Northwest.
Anna ]. Rygg expects to enroll
in the Dillon State Teachers col
lege next fall.
Word from Roland Zimmerman
says that he is getting along very
we'll. This is good news.
Rurais
Dry Forks: Bessie Anderson.
Perfect attendance: Bertha Wat
tiers. Highest grades: It'll Esther
Kelstrup reading SO; 9Th Bertha
Waters language 81, history 81,
geography "a; 3rd Joseph Waters
arithmetic Sc; 8th Agnes Holden
civics 81, music 80; End Lilly
Aasheim spelling go; 9Th Thelma
Holden spelling 90; 7th LaVerna
Rensvold drawing ST.; Attn Nina
Holden hygiene So.
Wide Awake: Azell Anderson
Perfect attendance: Cyrus Lee,
Lila Toavs, Daniel Toavs, Lily
Toavs. Highest grades: 7th Elsie
Toavs reading SO, hygiene 80, geo.
graphy 81, history SO; End Olando
Gunderson arithmetic SO; End Lily
Toavs language 80; End Lila Toavs
spelling "a.
Longview: H. Louise Carlson
Perfect Observation-Disclosures, Nor
ris and Burle Nygaard, Virgil, Les
lie, Hazelle, Vivian and Evelyn Bill
yeu and Iva Breum.
Highest grades 8th, Hazelle Bill
yeu reading 81, art 80, music 95,
civics 95, grammar 81; 7th Vivian
Bilyeu, history 95, p%enmanship 95,
geography Sc, hygiene Sc; 3rd Iva
Breum, spelling 100.
Pioneer u. M. S~chneecloth-
Perfect attendance Marvin and
Monroe Bartel, Eliza and Elsie
Ballinger and Monroe Schaffer.
Highest grades: 9Th, David Neu-
field, arithmetic 90, geography 80,
hygiene So, history 80, music 81;
End Harry Schaffer, reading 81;
3rd Esther Nickel, language 81;
9Th Ida Schaffer. penmanship 8S,
agriculture 80; 5th Edmund Schaf-
fer SO.
Golden Valley Julia Poole
Highest grades: 9Th Charles Tay-
lor spelling 81; LIST Sarah Dick,
reading "a; 7th Ruth Moen. arith-
metic 90; 9Th Florence Poole. by.
giene &c, history 95; End Elsbeth
Wall, language 90; 7th orion Krog-
stad, geography SO; 7th Anna Dick,
penmanship 81, music 95.
Victory Edna Lundgren
Perfect attendance: Alma, Mat
hilda and John Ediger, Mary Ellen
and James Scourey, Adeline. and
Willis Franz, Lloyd and Zane Lund
and Adolph zerbe.
Highest grades: 3rd Zane Lund,