Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-06-04

whole city and OF especial Importance
to many families, the graduating exer-
cises OF tha class of 1904 of Bismarck
high school. No event is Of greater
Importance than this yearly exercise,
as it marks the closing Of the years
work of our public schools, the inst1-
tuition dn which all patriotic Ameri-
cams are interested. This class en-
tered the high school on September 3,
1900, and numbered thirty.two men,
bers as follows: s.. $3.50. :
Marian Bailey, left during first
term on account Of i'll health, Margaret
Zimmerman left school after complet-
Ing three years. work of the four, Lily
Chamberlain left to work at the end
Of the first years work.
Geo. Couch left to go to work at
the end of the second year. ..r
VIM. F. Cochrane, advanced to class
ahead at the end OF the second year,
and now in U. s. naval academy at
Annapolis. . -
Harley Gibson left to work at the
end of first year. d.. a..
Sadie Edridge left to teach during
second year.
Mary Glineburg left the city during
first year. ~ H.. -. 49,. - ~
Isabel Hagen advanced to class Of
1908 and graduated.
Frances MCGOWAN, on account of
prolonged sickness dropped back to
class Of 1905 and will graduate next
year.
Maude Needham left the city dur
ing first year. H.. ~.
Emma Norum left to work during
first year. IS ..,. ..-...
Alice Peterson left the city during
first year. i
John Reuter- left to go to business
college during the first year.
Emma Scott left to go to work near
the end of the second year. ~ I"
Gladys Valid dropped back year, at
the end of first year. :. -.
Minnie Weller left school at the
end of first year. f.: .-..
Lyle Yegen left the city at the end
of first year. +. s. ;. $3.50. -
Jno. Woods was advanced from the
clase below. ~ ',>.' S'~'.'. : =, =
Chas. Morris left to go to work
near the end OF first year. 's'''
OF the thirty-three persons who
have been members OF the class two
graduated in 1903. one will graduate
in 1905, and thirteen in 1904 as fol
lows: %sa,s .a.s.. ~ 3
a Cecil Loomis Burton, SON Of Mr.
B and Mrs. G. A. Burton, born in Grand
Forks, and came to this city with hiz
parents where he has received his en-
tire education. passing through al
y the grades. He made the eight grades
in seven years. .-as. Tx ~ i j ..s&
!. Ruby Maud Hines, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thbs. Hines, was born II
Bismarck and has passed through al
the twelve grades Of our schools. Sh,
is an excellent musician, possessing
q. fine alto voice. ,si$#s : # s sszssf..
Alice and Mabel Johnson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John A. johnson o
Painted Woods, Burleigh county
where both young ladies were born
They entered the Bismarck school,
in the sixth grade and have RENAME,
to complete their course. III
Marie Wilhelmina Huber Is the old
est child OF, Mr.. and Mrs. Gottlie1
Huber and was born In Bismarck an,
has passed through zall the grades y
the school. VI # Il II M 3s3 $ St55
Wellington Donald Mandigo u "a,
ron OF Mr.. and Mrs. g. ~. Mandigo q
this city. He was born IN Qubet
Canada, and moved To- Williana
mort in Emmons county and receive
his early education IL the disric
Isl 81 school. He entered the sth grade q
the Bismarck schools and complete
his high school scourse.
] .s John Archibald Mcdonald, son 9
James b. McDonald, was born y Bia I
msrck and has passed throush q 9
ths grades q the school.
Glars Peterson. danehter q Mr. 90 Ell
Mrs. j. Peterson, WashbuEn, Mclea
county, was born q thAt county q
entered me Bismarck schools e g
sth rads.