The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-12-14
new STUDENTS
STATE VIEWS
Compare Kdrd:n High
With Schools They
Formerly Attended

Hardin high have been wonder
ing what the later additions
think of our own high school.
Below are some of the state
ments made by them. t'them'
being our latest).
Irene 2ath, who attended
Oregon City High, oregon, last
year said, I'm afraid you'd be
disappointed in what I have
to say. The school I came from
is more up-to-date; all equip
ment is modern, and everything
is more convenient. However, N
a smaller school you get more
attention, and it Is easier TO
get acquainted. I miss the reg
ular assemblies"
Kurtis aopperstad OF Ender-
lin Public High, North Dakota,
said, I'D rather go to Ender-
lin Public Tor lots of reasons.
For one, I don't like the idea
of running from one building
to another; you're only half
there when you finally get
TO the place you want to go.
Their gym is separate from the
rest of the building which
makes it more convenient.
Their teachers explain the as
signments much more fully"
Hugh Linn of Sheridan High,
Wyoming, stated, Il like Sheri-
dan for one reason and Hardin
for another. What you do in
Sheridan il a day it takes a
month to do in Hardin, thong h
I must admit Hardin students
are more courteous in most
ways. I also like Hardin better
for its sports
Evelyn Loper of Horton High.
Horton, Kansas, remarked, Il
like Hardin a lot. better than
Horton High. Students are
much nicer and more friendly
These teachers are more help
full to the students, and you
have to work hard here but
not as hard as down there at
Horton. Hardin school spirit
hangs together better and they
all seem to support their
school,"
Margaret Fellows of Scots
bluff High, Nebraska, replied
Il don't like it so well now
but 1 think I will like it much
better after I am better &C
uuainted with the students. The
subjects are lots easier here
and students are not as stuck
up, meaning clothes and SC
forth. I dislike the idea Of
going from enc building to an
other"
Velma Henley of He'll, N. D.
said, Here I have much more
time to get my assignments
while at He'll there was only one
room and only one teacher
which made it much harder
You get more attention here
and the teachers are really
rice. We had to get our studies
| there because of state examin-
atoms, which means the stats
passes you"
! ava Indian School, Oregon
said Hardin is a nicer school
the students being more cour-
teous, and the grading is more
to my liking. Students support
their school more than al
! Chemawa."
Kathleen Kobald of Natror
! County High, Casper, Wyom'
ing. said, II like both school:
real we'll but students here ar;
! so hard to get acquainted with
Hardin sports are more closely
related to the school, but Nat
roma County has more outside
activities, which makes it cas-
Ter to get acquainted"
Euretta Louk of Idaho Falls
Idaho said, mot much differ
ence between the two excep
they are more up-to-date. Yol
have to get your lessons here
I think there was more schoo
spirit there and more outside
activities"
Edwin Ernest of Magnet High
Nebraska said, 1.-THE schoo
{ spirit is mueh better there; ev'
erybody goes out and joins i.
! euarvthir9. Not n,rch differen