The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1927-05-27

SENIOR HISTORIES
Anna Augusta Muller

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third in scholarship for the four
years of her high school work.
Anna was born at New Rockford
n. d., June "a, 1909, the daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Muller.
She first attended school at New
Rockford at a country school near
her home. She also attended the
st. James Academy in New Rock
ford. When she moved to this
section of Montana Anna was a
pupil in the Piety Hill school I'M
til she enrolled in the Wolf Point
school. She received her eighth
grade diploma in Wolf Point and
has done her four years of high
school work here. Anna says that
when she was small her highest
ambition was to travel around the
world and explore deserts. She
has changed it somewhat and now
wishes to be a chemist. Anna ex-
poets to attend college next year.
She spends her summers on the
Muller farm neal Wolf Pont.
Claude Webster Nichol
Claude was porn at Redwood
Falls, Minnesota, July Is, 1907, the
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward w.
Nichol. He first attended school
in that town and later at Name
less, n. D He received his eighth
grade diploma in Wolf Point and
completed all his high school work
here. Claude has spent his sum
mers working either in town or on
a farm. His early ambition was
to live and work on a farm but
he now thinks he would like to
be a travelling salesman. His ex-
ira activities while in school in
Guided football, basketball, track.
and Epworth League convention.
He was a member of the Athletic
association during his Sophomore
year and secretary and treasurer
of that organization during his
Junior year. Claude expects to go
to college next year.
Lucille Marguerite Zimmerman
Lucille was born in Blackjack,
Minnesota, October 81, 1909. the
daughter of MI. and Mrs. William
Zimmerman. She lived in Moo
nan, N. D., before starting school
and went to school in Noonan UNI
she was in the fifth grade. She
also attended school one year at
St. Cloud, Minnesota Lucille re-
ceived her eighth grade diploma
here. She then enrolled in the
Wolf Point high school and con-
5inued her work here through the
our years. Lucille says she has :
spent most of her summers travel
ng and visiting in Minnesota. :
When she was small she wanted !
o be able to play the piano and =,
ince she has learned to do that =
ute well before this sketch was :.
she has achieved another !;
mbltIon, to be a primary teacher. :,
her high school years Luz :.
lille took part in spelling contests, ~
nd for the last year has been =,
at the First Lutheran ;.
lurch of this city. She also -
aged basketball during her -
reshman year. Lucille is SER ~
sant-at-arms of the Senior class =.
Id secretary and treasurer of the =;
,rmal training department. She -
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'rmal school next year.
Ely Albert Mccown
Ely was born in Fairfax, Atchin-
n county, Missouri, September ID.
1908, the son of Mr.. and Mrs. MI
bert Lee McCown. Ely first at VII
nded school at Craig, Missouri. 30
4 has lived in Van Hook North SCI
lkota, Malta and Bowdoin, Mon SC
ma, and attended school in Van eel
ook and Malta Ely has done eng
of his high school work in the 10
al high school. His early am SCI
ion was to be a wrestler but he SUI
inks now he would rather be an tra
engineer. Athletics have We
en- the principal extra-activity he the
S taken part in during his high eXl
1ool career "Recraation most ant
fishing" was the way Ely char
.erized his vacation periods. 7
Xt year he expects to work. -
Martha Seneva opheim ad;
Martha was born at Olga, Min Jes
sofa, August 5, 1908, the daugh- sci
of Mr.. and Mrs. Seyert OPP All
m. Martha started to school in He
ga and latter went to the Fer We
!, Mimi; Liberty, Langager, and the
HE schools in Montana, and lat
received her eighth grade di- by
at Scobey in 1923. She then trio
oiled in the Wolf Pont high gra
Lool and has completed her sch
rk here. Martha says her early loo
bition was to read stories but VIII
thinks now she would rather be
oh a rural school and maybe the
second choice be a writer. Mar a {
spends her summers at home cha.
the country. Sometimes she new
ks both in town and in the den
ntry and she has partly paid his
way through school. Her ira
DOL activities have included and
TX meet, basketball and de- NJ.
natory contest and some COM 1872
tee work Martha expects to a f
ch next year.
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