Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1907-06-05
GRADUATES |. | ]
Sixteen 4 Girls and Six Boys
Graduate From Bismarck
High School
All But Two VI Born in State
Most Of Them in
This City
Program Of Graduation Ex-
efcises to Be Held
Thursday Night

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On June 9Th the class Of 1907 will
graduate from the Bismarck High
School. This is the ninth class to
graduate since Supt. Moore has had
supervision Of the public schools. II
consists Of sixteen girls and six boys
All except two were born in North
Dakota, sixteen in Burleigh county
and Of this number nine were born in
Bismarck. Ten Of the class have
passed through all the grades Of the
school, four passed through some Of
the grades and eight entered the
schools for the first time in the High
school. The class entered four boys
and eighteen girls Of which number
three boys and seven girls dropped
out at various points in the course
their places being taken by Ave boys
and five girls. Several OF the class
will pursue their studies in highe,
institutions. .s$ n q h III 4
A good high school and system Of
graded schools Is good advertise
ment for any community. Prospec
tive settlers always inquire particu
larly about the educational faculties
Of any place to which they anticipate
q removed. Our own city has reason
to be proud OF the provisions made
for their young people in this respect,
The following is a brief account
OF the members Of the class.
John a. Allensworth is q son OF j,
H. Allensworth Of Lelfer township
was born in Burleigh county near
Glencoe. In the spring Of 1895 he en-,
tered the Harris district school and
received the common school diploma
on completing the course III Decem
Der, 1902. He entered the Bismarck
High school in the fall OF 1904, and
has completed the four years work
in three years. He has taken the
full Latin course and is prepared for
admission to any of our Northwestern
colleges or Universities. !.
Edna L. Armstrong, is a daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Armstrong OF
Hazelton, N. D. She was born in En-
mons county. She attended school
in Bismarck in the first grade for one
winter and was in school in Lisbon
Ohio, one winter, with these excep
tons she received here her entire
elementary education in the common
schools of Emmons county. She en-
tered the Bismarck High school il
the fall Of 1904, and has done the
four years work in three years
Three years of the Latin work was
completed. Solid geometry and civ
les being substituted for the las,
years work in Latin.
Rose Berthral is daughter Of Mr.
Frank Berthral She was born IL
Bismarck and entered the first grade
in the fall Of 1896, and has passed
through every grade of the public
schools. She has taken three years
OF Latin work and two years of Ger
man. On her entrance to the High
school in September, 1903, her moth
er died. During her entire High
school course she has had the man
agement' Of her fathers home and
has done the household work id adj
dition to her school tasks.
Bessie Boyle is the daughter Of Mrs
John Boyle. She was born In Bis
marck. She entered the publ.
school in the seventh grade having
received her earlier education in ST
Mary,s Parish school OF this city
She is the third member Of the fam
lily To graduate from the High school
Misses Catherine and Agnes Boyle
having graduated in 1900 and 1909 re-
|spectiyely. II FL ;g8.
Alice Clark is daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Robt. Clark. She was borr
in Rchland county, North Dakota
in 1895, and at Cakes In 1900 where
she completed her grade work. Com
Ing to Bismarck in the fall Of 1903
she entered the high school. She has
had the full four years Latin worl
and two Of German and has been as
signed the salutatory. rank, being
one Of the two best scholars in the
class s5f \. 81 33s
Samuel Day IL the son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. Day He was born In Bur
seigh county near Glencoe. He receiv
ed his common school course iii the
district schools Of Morton and Tilfel
townships, receiving his diploma from