Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-05-26
u GRADUATES
MAKING PLANS
FOR COLLEGES
Half of 1922 Class Signify
Preferences of Higher
Institutions.

Seventy-seven of the 1855 students of
the high school senoir class have signi-
fled their intention of attending higher
institutions of learning after they are
graduated from the Great Falls high
school in June. As compared with sta
tistics taken last year, this shows a
light increase over the 55 who went to
tions out Of a. class of 80 who were
graduated. This is the largest senior
class which ever has been graduated
from the Great Falls high scshool.
OF the 1920 fourth year class, Al out
Of 81 went away; of the 1919 gradu-
ntes, AZ out of "a: in 1918, SO out Of
81, and of the 1917 class, % out of 55
seniors went to higher institutions of
learning.
Last year % girls and p boys left
for other schools after receiving their
Falls.
1T is interesting to note that of the
whole number but "a will 90 to depart
ments of the Montana university. Sew
enteen are signed at Missoula, 10 at the
state college at BoZeman, six at the
normal school at Dillon, one at the
Butte school of mines. One will at
tend Montana Wesleyan at Helena.
Last year the Montana state college
recruited IL; Is went to the u%niver-
slty n the state normal received
three. In 1920, the college got eight
students from Great Falls, and the uni
versity six, and the normal school two.
Those of the June graduating class
who have signified their intention of
continuing their education next fall fol-
low:
University of Montana - Adeline
Ghisolophy, Florence Ghisolophy. The
odOre Peterdson, Katherine Giles, Olive
Wilson, Frank Chichester ROLAND De
hon. Kenneth Crqickshank, RACHEL
SEES, Walter Lemke, Arnold Landry.
Pauline Whitford. Margaruite Thomas.
Thomas, Maurice Clark, Myra Weide-
mann
State College-Joseph Livers, Ethel
Sanford. Murrin Jackson. Gladys Dick
son, Ed Duffy, Mary Mcdonald. Joy
Noble. Ralph Mowery, Robert Vetters-
neck, Maurice Smith.
Dillon-Ruth Landers. Margaret Ar
thur. Irene Magnuson. Margaret Hast
ings. Margaret Weber. Lila Hartling
ders, Frank Wryn. Harland McDonah,
Glen Eide, Elizabeth Fritz.
Northwestern University - Richard
Hart, William Gonser, James Cockrill
Robert Sproat. Sarah Haight.
University of Observation-Disclosures
Meeks: Evelyn Stanley, Mary Mccain,
John Miller. Robert Shaw.
University of Observation-Disclosures
Harmon, Terrence Slattery.
University of Southern California;
Carlton johnson, Eleanore Simmons.
University of misunderstanding
Ryan. Leonard ,Tourdonias. Otis Pyatt.
Montana Wesleyan-Harriet Haynes.
Boyd Baldwin.
Gonzaga-Edward Hodges, William
Hodges. John F~innegan, Matt Bross.
Hamlin College-Lucille Rector.
Spokane College-Ava Mcclure.
Chicago School of Art-John Evens.
Carleton-Dorothy Lampcn.
Leland Standford-Marie Marcoux.
University of Chicago-Llwellynn
Wright.
Simmons College-Esther Suhr.
Naval Academy-Ben Goggins.
Boston Tech-David Phillips. l.
University of Nevada = Madeline
Metzel.
Wellesley-Laura Krejci,
Chicago School of Nurses-Helen
Goo.
Chicago School of Commercial Art:
Marie Hayes.
Butte School of Mines-Russel Gle
wines.
Harvard-Victor Rowe.
University of Denver-Sutton Cobb.