The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-09-29
Bismarck Students
Named on Staff of
University Annual

OuhIlC 0ASu4 OssO A1vSASSo ~ ASSAA
of Bismarck have been included
among q representative students OF
the University Of North Dakota to
be appointed to the editorial staff Of
the 1880, Dacotah, according to Al
belt Egermayer Of Minneapolis,
editor-in-chief of the annual.
Duane Diehl Of Bismarck and
Hollis Felson of Cavalier were
named associate editors. Everett
O'Neil is editor of the Organiza-
tons department. with Robert Simp-
son and Douglas Sowle of Grand
Forks as assistants.
Mr.. Egermayer has announced the
following complete list of editors of
the various departments and their
assistants.
Classes: Carol Nelson, Minot, edi-
tor; Gwen Thompson, Grandin, and
Amy Beisigl, Bentley, assistant edi-
tors.
Administration and colleges: John
Hennesey, Reynolds, editor.
Campus Life: Maxine Hegland,
Roseau, Mimi, editor; Frank Hate
lid, Grafton, activities: Clinton
Schonberger, Grand Forks, music;
Gladys Trent, Grand Forks, drama;
Gordin Martin, forensics; Archie
Scott, Grand Forks, self-govern-
n1ent; Jean Robbins, Grand Forks,
traditions; Marion Mclean, Hunter,
who's who; Lorene Nelson, Wash
ington, D. c., publications; Lyle
johnson, Minot, r. o. T. c.; Mar
guerite Messenger, Kenmare, So
ciety:
Lakes, Mimi, editor; Hazel Mielke,
Omega, Mimi, women's athletics.
Organization: Everett O'Neil,
Bismarck, editor; Robert Simpson,
and Douglas Sowle, both Of Grand
Forks, assistants.
Art: Charles Garvin, Grand
Forks, editor; Robert Taylor, Minot,
and Eugene Bothne, New Rockford,
assistants.
Publicity: Paul Yoder, Grand
Forks, manager; Gerald Movlus,
Lidgerwood, assistant.
Mrs. S. M. Culvertson and daugh-
ter, Millicent, have returned from
Glendale where Millicent was invit-
ed to direct the Rhythmic Juvenile
band IS an entertainment feature for
the state meeting Of the North Da-
kota Federation Of Women's clubs.
The Rhythmic band is composed Of
second grade pupils from the Ellen
dale schools and was organized by
Miss Helen Smith, Glendale teach
err. The Culvertson family were
residents Of Glendale until this
summer, and Millicent, seven years
Of age, was director Of the band be-
fore entering the Bismarck schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Morris and
Miss Anna Burr have returned from
Wilton wheie they accompanied Miss
Helen S. Kittredge, Women's Mis-
sionary worker, who spoke at the
Bismarck Presbyterian church
Thursday evening. Miss Kittredge
will visit mission circles at various
points in the state.
Mrs. w. A. Leach left Thursday
for Bellingham, WASH, in company
with her. mother-in-law, Mrs. Leach
Of Bellingham, who has spent the
summer in Bismarck. Mrs. w. A.
Leach will spend a few weeks with
relatives in Bellingham and Seattle,
before returning to Bismarck.
Mrs. R. G. Nixon Of Mount Yer
non, WASH, will leave this evening
for Seattle after spending several
weeks here as guest at the homes OF
her sons, F. G. and Earl Nixon. In
Seattle, Mrs. Nixon will visit her
daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl King of River
side, Calf, are visiting at Wilton
with Mrs. Kings mother, Mrs.
Louise Hagen, and in Bismarck as
guests Of Miss Jane Hagen.
Members of the Rebekah lodge are
requested to meet ct the Odd Fell
lows hall Sunday afternoon 1t 2
O'Clock to attend funeral services for
A. H. Scharnowski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Valentine thinner
man of Taylor visited in Bismarck
this week as guests of Mrs. thinner
mans sister, Miss Christine Jundt.
= Patterson Hotel Special Sun
day Chicken Dinner.
Notice: Squirrel Club Ban
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