Dillon Public School Notes on February in-class activities
The 8 2s finished their history textbook with two minute speeches by 30 students led by four chairs. Groups impersonated historic figures to illustrate progress across eras while other classes held parties cooked meals at home, and a shift to science and hygiene topics began with air and respiration.
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Columbus
Washington
Jackson
Lincoln
Ford
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Arthur Christensen
Webster McCulley
Marjorie Decker
Elsie Lloyd
Alta Jones
Ethel Banning
Anna Anderson
Lilah Underwood
Irene Megquier
Katherine Mooney
Charles Burgess
Andrew Pickorick
James Strub
William Wall
Pupils Excel in Long Division and Attendance Totals
A list of students achieving superior results in basic long division on Thursday includes Clyde Schlegel Frank Kurtz Betty Apgar Elizabeth Saunders Ethel Mary Forrester Ray Wolf. The week notes perfect attendance for many students and a 24 of 25 word spelling median.
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Clyde Schlegel
Frank Kurtz
Betty Apgar
Elizabeth Saunders
Ethel Mary Forrester
Ray Wolf
Alice Davis
Chloe Hier
Arlo Hermann
Warne Hanson
Osborn Cardinale
Kenith Featherly
Carl George
Jack Hayrup
Sherman Luppeno
Gerald Miller
Billy Nolan
Dale Stinson
Joe Strube
Mac Taborski
Clyde Griffith
Florence Boka
Louise Bonnifield
Betty Brown
Helen Christensen
Emma Jane Crane
Edna
Ruth Koenig
Helen Morrow
Margaret Shannon
Noreen Thibadeau
Avis Underwood
Oren Dilley
Bruce Jeppson
Boyd Koenig
Vernon McLaughlin
Perfect Attendance Certificates Earned by Semester Winners
The list shows Giovanni Cardinali, Eilen Faller, and Jane Johnson as recipients for perfect attendance in the first semester, reflecting consistent classroom presence and punctuality.
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Giovanni Cardinali
Eilen Faller
Jane Johnson
Netherlands and School Notes from Miss Egan's Class
The piece outlines Dutch life with wooden shoes dikes and tulips and explains bulbs after cutting. It also notes improved arithmetic grades and fewer after school stays, plus a St Valentine concert in Miss Egan's room with Ora Roselle Robert Quackenbush and George Bowring performing pieces on trumpet trombone and fiddle.
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Netherlands
Peggy Anne Krubetz
Miss Egan
Car Crash Kills Great Falls Couple Near Craig
Mr and Mrs BE Powell of Great Falls die when their car exits a bridge near Craig and sinks 20 feet into the Missouri river. The water is five and a half to six feet deep. Hopkins announces 30.6 million dollars in civil works allotments for states from Feb 15 to May 1. Montana receives 180 thousand. Carroll college leader is named to state education board for four years.
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BE. R. Powell
Great Falls
Craig
Missouri River
Washington
Harry L. Hopkins
Hopkins
Montana
Nebraska
Wyoming
Better Breakfasts for Creatures in Winter
A playful piece extols hearty breakfasts to wake even the sleepiest creatures on cold mornings. It celebrates coffee and cereal with cream and suggests inventive dishes like Orange and Pineapple Sauce Cereal with Crean Philadelphia Scrapple. The quirky menu imagines hibernating animals enjoying a morning feast.
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Crean
Philadelphia
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Emet J. Riley
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Howard Toole
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