The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-05-30
Social and Personal
[;ch School Annual
Out for This Year

Ugh School "A Annual a.
,ronc the important events at
.,ose Of the Bismarck high school
Is the distribution Of the high
=, annual, Prairie Breezes. The
e0 has :" been published, and it Is an
MR. and interesting volume.
4h h.'~ senior class Of 1928 have de-
l ..ed this volume of Prairie
s a,ss to H. O. Saxvik, superin-
, dent of the city schools. In the
s;. section of the book, a most
l,n.o IN plan has been carried
Pi ~ showing views Of North d.
educational institutions.
Tse high school faculty, pictures
i' hrief histories Of the four high
III classes and brilliant contri-
;ors by members Of these classes
EIa m a section of interesting
Il i;ng The athletic and music
; ri,II of the school year are
sn in detail in Prairie Breezes.
VIZ in dramatics, and on Pep, the
onl paper, merit a prominent
"a in the annual.
p ,o at the high school have
ttriibuted poems and some prose
ting to Prairie Breezes, as well
1 .he class history and the class
am by Jean Crawford. The art
* throughout the annual was
~ nv Joyce Moule, who deserves
ecial mention.
n the alumni section the where
o,ts of the class Of 1927 is re-
ted. as we'll as a short history
the association. The last section
made up with a few feature pic
Ees and a humor column.
Prairie Breezes is artistically
md in blue leather cover, and
pws considerable thought and care
selection in the contents of the
ok.
J. Bavendick left this morning
Glendale where he will meet
1. Bavendick and little daughter,
|ry Jean, who have been visiting
atives for some time. They will
btinue the trip to Dubuque, Iowa,
ere they will be guests of Mr..
yendick's parents. Mr.. Bavendick
enjoying his annual vacation from
ties as assistant at the local
ather bureau.
Mrs. Ray v. Stair, Mrs. Lottie
vles, Misses Matte Hoppin, Hen
Beach, Chrissie Bulge and Lii
n Cook attended the state conven-
n Of Business and Professional
pmen's clubs as delegates from the
al club. Mrs. Sowles, president
the local club, Miss Cook and Miss
dge took part in the convention
bgram.
Francis Burn, who has been at
ding St. Mary's school for the
st two school terms, left recently
Seattle, WASH, where he will
it his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Burn. He was accompanied by
grandmother, Mrs. w. McLaugh-
Miss Gertrude Ness, who has been
aching the Menoken consolidated
bool, accompanied her pupils to
knlarck and Mandah Tuesday
Rere they visited the Capitol and
emorial building, the Great Plains
detrimental station, and the state
pining school.
Clara Rue, who has been attend
school at Bismarck high school,
I today for her home near Baldwin
here she will spend the summer.
lille in Bismarck, she made her
me with her uncle and aunt, Mr..
\ Mrs. J. J. Rue.
Fred Farnsworth has returned
pm Bremerton, WASH, where he
stationed on the u. S. S. New
Rxico, to spend a 80 day furlough
this city as the guest Of his
pther, Mrs. T. NJ. MacLachlan.
James w. Foley, North Dakota's
ate poet, left here today for his
me in Pasadena, California. Mr..
pley came here several weeks ago
be with his wife who was q pa
Fnt in Bismarck hospital.
Richard Wilson of the 1928 class
Bismarck high school has ac-
pted a position as assistant sur
yor in the u. S. Forest service
California. He will survey
puntain land for parks.
Miss Marjorie Stalk entertained
dinner Tuesday evening at the
otel Prince in compliment to her
use guest, Miss Martha Ma. amore
Grand Forks.
James Olson, who has been at
no,lng the state university during
last school year returned to Bis
alek Tuesday to spend summer
Mrs. G. E. Wingreene will leave
afsday for Chico, Idaho, where
Will spend a month with her
pther, Mrs. Reisland.
George Boepple and son, Victor,
stanton were guests at the Chris
epple home in Bismarck this week.
'nnomas A. Crawford and family
surrey were business callers in
smarck during the last few days.
als. r. L. Miller and family have
su.ned to Hazen after spending
Weekend in Bismarck.
:. .
Mfs. H: 7. Peck of Almont spent
ssaay in this city while looking
vet business affairs.
Mr. s and Mrs. Harold Daily are the
'eats OF a sor born at the Bis
@'ck hospital today.
, %is. 3. A. Cord Of Halliday is