The weekly times-record. (Valley City, N.D.) 1912-1922, 1915-06-24
Al uMNl CHRONICLES OF
THE VALLEY CITY HIGH
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his high school graduation Clinton
Spur finished the Yale law course
and took further work there. He is
now directing freight for the B. & 0
railway in the Connellsville district Of
Pennsylvania, the greatest coke dis
trict in the world.
Vera Bassett, '0S, attended the
Chicago Art Institute after graduating
from the Normal. She has taught in
the Valley City Normal and in Los
Angeles school. She is now superin-
tendent of the art department of the
Panama Exposition. Ma Il
Gertrude Bergan and Anna Larson
are teaching in the city schools.
Shelly Foy is practicing dentistry in
Jackson, Calf. ta .....r. ..,..
Fred Stack, who is located in Salt
Lake City, Utah, recently became a
married man. He attended the Uni
versity of North Dakota and later the
University of Utah. Grace Sollin is
employed in Fergus Falls, Mimi, as a
stenographer.
In 1912 Mabel Holland graduated
from the medical course of the Uni
versity of Michigan with the highest
honors. Miss Holland became one
of the physicians in the Women's and
Childrens hospital in Syracuse, N. Y.
She is now practicing in Rochester,
New York.
Clair Codding, president of the
class of 1909, studied music for two
years at the local Normal. Later he
graduated from Fargo college where,
as student, he was assistant instruc-
tor in violin. He now holds the prin.
cipalship of the Hannaford schools.
He married Miss True Spangenberg,
also of '09.
Edward Fitzgerald graduated in
1914 from the University of Michigan
and came Immediately to Valley City
where he taught science and athle
tics in the high school.
Albert Hemp graduated from the
University Of North Dakota and has
since lived in Valley City until re
Gently when he went to Wimbledon to
accept position in the bank.
Edgar Fisher graduated from the
University of North Dakota. Francis
Winterer-Knox attended Minnesota
~" for some time. She took the do
nestle science course at the Normal
just previous to her marriage
Thomas Moore is travelling sales
man with headquarters at Valley City
William Stewart was killed in an &C
cident in Canada.
Blanche Mason, president of the
class of 1910, specialized in domestic
science at the Normal after gradua
ton. She graduated this year from
Columbia university in New York
City.
Bert Whitney is now sophomore ir
the University of North Dakota. Marie
Wagle married Gilbert o. Anderson
of Grand Forks. Walter Stack is with
his brother in Salt Lake City, Utah
Mamie Stahlem graduated from Ann
Arbor after completing the Normal
domestic science course.
Florence Hedstrum, 10, has great
talent for music, particularly for vo
cal work. After graduating from the
Normal music course, Miss Hedstrum
went to Chicago where she studied un
der William Clare Hall. This season
she will go out with a quartet Of
artists on the Chautauqua platforms
of the country. Musical experts pre-
dict a great future for her.
Francis Smith married Ross Farm
ham, of this city, and they now live il
Medford, Ore.
| Mildred Arneson, of the class Of
1911, attended Normal for two years
before she became the wife of H. G
Arnsdorf, Of this city.
Elmer Cowdrey graduated from the
Normal. He taught at Adrian, N. D.
year and recently has been teaching
in the western part of the state, neal
Dickinson. a., a.., ..a,
Ralph Wickstrom has attended the
Norma, irregularly until last Febru
airy when he went to Billings, Mont.
William Bublitz graduated from the
Normal school and taught one year in
the state schools. He went up to the
University of North Dakota this past
year and he is classed as a junior
there. a .e#ar .-ai ,g~ ...!
Iva Coleman graduated from the
Valley City Normal and taught in the
Spiritwood schools. Last year she be
came the wife of Stroud Holdings
head of this city. ,.4 ..
Charlse Swanson graduated from the
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