The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-03-13

Howard Nelson, Gwendolyn Chris
Hanson, Muriel Donaldson, Florence
HOLMAN, Helen Madsen, Mildred Err
| ickson, Alice Hendrickson, Mabel
Kent, Arthur Marsh, Alice Barner,
Gudrun Gysler. August Ibsen.
Those on the second honor roll are
Beatrice Goltz, Mildred Goltz. Char
lotte Bennett, Mildred Hanisch, Lot
tie Koike, Ruby Lodahl, Leora Lo-
dahl, Walter Gronvold,. Evelyn Rob-
Ike. Isabelle Porter, Olaf Hendrick-
son and Marion Robertson. The diff
| ference between these honor rolls is
that those on the first honor roll
must have a grade Of 90 or above in
four or more subjects Those on the
second honor roll must have an av-
erage of so with no grades below
Il There were but 16 red marks Civ
en- in the entire high school for the
work of the past six weeks. We
are steadily getting the failures
down to a minimum. We hope to re-
duce this still more.
The Junior High Honor Roll in
cludes, for the past six weeks, the
following: Marguerite Peterson, Dick
Petersen, Arnold Smith, Helen STEM
hjem, Bernice Erickson, Margaret
: Lang, Hazel Rasmussen and Phyllis
Room II of the Seventh Grade
: gave the program last Friday for the
other rooms OF the Junior High. The
program follows:
A Cartoon-'Mr. Sandlin's Marrow
2 Escape"
: A play, Eagle Feathers" by the
D boys.
. Reading, by Clarence HOLMAN.
Play. THE Fifteenth Candle" BY
: the girls.
4 A drawing game.
The Junior High Art Glasses hav'
= been making fine charcoal drawings
5 the past week. The best ones have
e been put on display.
e There were "a boys and girls o.
r the Fifth Grade neither absent moi
!. tardy during the forth six weeks
J. The Fifth Grade Honor Roll in
h cludes. Stanley Peterson and Franz
a the Honorable Mention list VIII
r could easily make the Honor Roll.
t The Fifth Grade has just beel
e studying the picture, 1.-THE Fog
: Warning by Winslow Homer. The,
: have also memorized ut Couldn'
d Be Done" by Edgar Guest.
= The Fourth Grade Honor Roll 70
: the past six weeks includes Donal
t Peterson. Mae Antonson, Shirle
d Erickson, Earl Monroe, Melvin John
: son, Marjorie Koser and Evelyn Ii
- dahl.
r The Fourth Grade Wide Awak
Health Club has adopted a yell. Ma
: Antonson and James Deane wer
y elected yell leaders.
e The Fourth Grade has, as a whole
|. been making exceptional progress
n Arithmetic. Even long division ha
| become easy and is more popula
n than short division.
n BY means of a blackboard vege
Il table chart the Fourth Grade is try
ing to discover which vegetables tn
p pupils most commonly eat! We sha
e then compare these with the one
i the children should eat.
The Third Grade has scored owe
all it's past records by having te
!, pupils on the Honor Roll for the las
: period. Those on the list are Grar
= Morck, Shirley Clay, Helen Davil
Gladys Estes, Abyss Nuremberg, NJ
+ ma Moore, Pearle Manke, Camill
Salisbury, Betty Raess and Car,
e Storkan
l. Arliss Nuremberg was the WHINE
in the weekly reader contest. Non
y Moore's notebook was chosen as tn
II neatest. 1t was sent in to the ed
: tor of the paper to represent on
room. We received a nice lette
3 from the editor complimenting us O
our work. Although we were not
9 mong the winners this time, we al
u going to try hard to win the ne1
contest.