The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1936-01-16

score $50 class nledian, 94-first, Eileen
Brace. li5 points; second, Betty Love I
less. lis points, third, Yum hlrspaf1ara.
lis points. Sophomore English. possible {
score $50. class median. Ss-first, James
Savage. l03: second. Patricia. Daushar-
ty. %; third, Enid McCracl1en. 81 Jun
Tor English possible score loo. class
median. 10Sia-first Harriet tiaaiana'
l32 points (all-time> high sor tins
schooN. second, Rat Lindsey Ito;
third. Susie Grippe ia Senior English
possible score $50, class median lOo-
first. tie Paul Sather and Gene braey,
123 each. second, George Hubbard, III
ALGEBRA, possible score sc, class mecian,
47-f;rst. Yuii Kuwahara, SIS, second,
Retry Loveless, So. third Jessie Scott
and Eileen Bracy, 81 each. General
Science, possible score 100, class me-
dian 54-first. Jack Brown 3d. second,
lack Cohenour. 65; third Yum hu-
wahara and Jessie Scott, 81 each.
Geometry. possible score, l22, class
-,ad;aa. 40-first James Savage, 81;
second Margaret Drew, d. third, John
Fl. Burns and Patricia Daugharty' q
each. Biology. possible score ", class
| me9ian 61l2-first Harriet Haalano'
IS. second. Ray Lindsey, 70; third. Al.
lanta Taylor and James Savage ~
each. World History. possible score
In class median 45-first, James Savage,
"a, second. Patricia Daugharty. ob;
third Enid McCracken. 49. Elementary
rivics. possible score 90, class medlan.
67-first. Raw Crush, rs; second Yuri
Kuwahara and Jack Cohenour, 10 each;
third Jack Brown. T. Typing l, class
nedian 7a-first, Rhea Fewkes. 9ol2.
second Isabel Young, 80: third. Paul
sather. 81. Eighth grade arithmetic,
possible score S. class medlan 2o-firs''
Agnes Robins. 40 Fifth grade arlth-
netic. possible score 68. class med
ian o2-first Sylvia Snyder, 81. Fourth
GRADE arithmetic. possible score %,
:. class nedian 10-first, Waiter Mas
on, Is.
Reading. same test fourth to eighth
grades. possible score Al, eighth grade,
class median 35-first, Agnes Robins,
40. second, Rose Pattie and Otto Mel
: son. 80 each. fifth grade, class median
o8-first, Lois Sanders and Duane
IDaugharty, IS EACH fourth grade,
class meufdn 1U--1liSt' luai - =
and Dorothy June Talmadge, ~ each
Eight grade history, possible score %
! class median 5l-first, Agnes Robins
1 68, Fifth grade history, possible score
$ 90 class median 33-first, Frances
I Sanders. 81. Eighth grade spelling
!. class nedian 70-first. Otso Nelson
!, 100 Fifth grade spelling, class rnediar
: -5-first tie. Lulu Mae Cole, Loi:
G Sanders. Duane Daugharty, Gerale
Kensler. Sylvia Snyder, IS each Fourn
G Grade spYling, class medlaa 7D-flrst
5 Max Dxvid, IS. English, same tes
fourth tb eighth grades, possible scor'
90; eighth grade, class median =
first, Ikuko Sugihara, 81; nth grace
: {class median 61--first Lois Sanders. 10
! fourth grade. class medisIl 50--ftrs
!. Walter Mason, 63. Geography, same ties
!, for fourth and fifth grades, possibl
= score 7O-fIfth grade, class media,
g 3S-first. Gerald Kensler. A, fourt
: grade. class median 23-first Waite
: Mason 80
i There will be a basketball game her
: Saturday, Jan. Is. between the Tro
! and Athol, Idaho, basketball teams.
i Miss Gertrude Chatfield is the IN
d str7lctor in course in physical educa
d tion started last week for the JUNO
High and High School girls Tuesday
Il a variety Of games is offered an
+ THURSDAYS. folk dancing is taught
Basketball is now being taught J
fourth and fifth grade boys, under tf
supervision Of Irving Quanheck
! Mrs. G. Griese is now teaching mus
8, 10 the. fourth and fifth grades, with 9
4. exchange Of Junior high subjects VII
i, Miss Chatfield
u y Semester tests will be given tn
- THURSDAY and Friday. Pupils will
y REQUIRED to attend school these tv
g DAYS only when they have test.
y Troy's basketball teams met defe
OF At the hands Of Libby teams f'rld.
~ evening at the local gymnasium. ~
" high school second team score "
aE 7-21. The first team lost by the SEQ
OF 1926. This was a very close. gar
81 I'D until the last few minutes OF pia
iai when Robert Nelson of the Troy tee
went out Of the game with q pao
sprained ankle. Between the halves
4. the main game the Pep club girls ?
IL on a folk uaTCf-ule lhSIaS
ng dance. taught them by Miss Cnatfie
on
lay There will be church services at 7
the M. E church Sunday morning at
led o'clock with the Rev. Margaret CHIC
be conducting them.
re- Miss Jean Bolyard Of Libby was
md guest of Mrs. Lester Snyder the II
m of the week :.
no L. w. Van Artsdale, travelling audi
Zee for the G. N railway, was here J
ev- week from Whitefish on business &C
the nected with his position
ght Mrs. A. J. Carr and daughter Syl
!, made trip to Libby on Friday,
the Mrs. Violet Hollis left Saturday
ven Minot, N. D., after visit here "
UNI her daughter, Mrs. Ed Henrlcks.
ur- Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Peterson attent
ing, the Masonic dance at Libby Sat
iii day night
wni S. L. Ripley, mining engineer
~ :. Kalisuell. was here last week
80 business
'are A. A. Brooks left Monday for Hell
''se as delegate Of the Commercial G
IL in the interest of roads and reliet
49, this community.
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