The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-12-21
Many Teachers Will Remain
Here for the Hold a y S /;
Others Leave for Their
Homes

The Christmas season will be OBJ
served in the schools today before the
closing for the holiday vacation. Spe.
cial programs. with the parents as
guests, will be given at some of the
schools, and there will be parties and
trees for the children. Others win
have impronptu programs.
Members Of the Pep staff are enter
tanning the high school students at
matinee dance at $3.50 this after
noon. This will be followed by a
Christmas party.
At the Roosevelt school there is a
Christmas tree in each room and the
children of the different groups are
bringing gifts for each other. and will
play games. They will gather in the
gymnasium for a joint impromptu
program this afternoon
Children at the William Moore
school held Joint Christmas pro-
gram Wednesday afternoon. There
was singing of carols by the various
classes and later they gathered
around the large Christmas tree in
the hall to hear Christmas stories.
This afternoon there will be parties
in each room with exchange of gifts.
A program at which all the grades
of the Will school will be guests will
be given this afternoon III the band
room at the school. Two plays will be
given and carols will be sung by the
glee clubs. Later each group will have
party in its own room.
The Richholt school is having a
short program today for all the
grades Christmas gifts will be dis
trlbuted, Christmas stories told, and
refreshments served.
Three playlets, The Lonely Little
Fir Tree, Teaching Title" and "A
Modern Christmas will be given this
afternoon at the Wachter school.
Parents of the children are invited,
and there will also be musical num-
bero and Rotations. Each room is in
charge Of a part Of the program. A
party In which all the rooms will join
will be held afterwards
Many teachers will leave today and
tomorrow in order to reach their
homes by Christmas day. Members
Of the high school staff planning to
be away during the holiday season
are: w. II. Payne. principal, who will
visit with friends at Eagle Grove.
Iowa; Mildren Huff, geometry teacher,
who will go to her home at Renville,
Mimi; Margery Morris. instructor In
domestic science. will spend the va
cation at her home at Ipswich. S. D.:
Irene LambertuS, algebra teacher. will
go to her home at Parkston, S. D.:
Arnold Van Wyk. chemistry teacher,
will spend Christmas at his home at
Sioux Center, Iowa; Marie Turner,
English instructor, will go to Barnard,
Mo-, her home: and Cecilia Cham
peau. French teacher. will visit at her
home at Red Lake Falls. MINI.
Miss Huldah Salem of the Will
school will so to Portage. Wis. and
Miss Nora McGettigan will go to her
home at Superior. Wis, for Christ
mas. Other teachers of the schools
who will return to their homes for
the holidays are Esther Maxwell. who
will so to Wilton; Adeline Ness, who
will visit at Pickardsville: Jessie
Striegl. who will visit her home at
Brooks, Mimi. and Charlotte Schmidt,
who will spend her vacation in Min
neapolis and Chicago.
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son and Mr.. Leifur will remain in
Bismarck.
Four of the Roosevelt teachers will
be away for the holidays. Miss Grace
Hand, principal, will visit at her home
in Valley City; Odella Smith will go
to her home at GlenWood, Mimi;
Winnifred harrington will go to Chip
pewa Falls, Wis: and Lucy Brantner
to her home at Bartlett, N. D.
Only one teacher at the Wachter
school, Miss Josie Grinde, will spend
Christmas out of the city. Miss
Grinde will go to her home at May
vile.
Jean Gardner of the Richholt school
will spend Christmas at her home at
Brocket. N. D.. and Clara Reistad of
the same school will go to Walcott,
NJ p. Florence Huber plans to spend
part of her vacation at Fargo, and
Marguerite Lyness goes to her home
at Bloomington, Wis.
Miss Edna Jones of the William
Moore school will visit brother at
Mott during her vacation. Elizabeth
Best will 60 to Walnalla, Anne Rode
valid to Minneapolis, and Helen Nc
Lean to Grafton for the vacation pc
Rod he other teachers expect to
stay in Bismarck during the Christ
mas vacation.
w. L. Smith will leave tomorrow
for Billings, Mont, to spend Christ
mas with Mrs. Smith and their
daughters. Kathryn and Florence.
Mrs. Smith and Miss Florence are
spending the winter in Billings.
Frank v. Mayo has returned from
the Great Lakes Training Station.
Chicago. to be with his parents. MIR.
and Mrs. F. H. Mayo. during the
Christmas holidays.
Saturday afternoon at O'Clock
a children's story hour will be held in
the children's reading room at the
Bismarck public library. Christmas
stories will be told and there will be
q tree.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Ehli has arrived
from Seattle. Wash, to visit Mr.. Ehlis
mother, Mrs. Angelina Beer, during
the Christmas season.