The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-04
Vacation Plans for
City Schools Faculty

The boys and girls of Bismarck
are not the only ones to greet the
close Of school. The faculty of the
city schools has been leaving one
by one this weekend with plans
for the vacation season.
Members Of the high school
faculty who are leaving Bismarck
for the summer are: Miss Pearl
Bryant and Miss Marie Turner, who
will attend summer school at the
University of Washington; Miss
BothlIde Swanson to Minneapolis;
Miss Irene Lambertus to Parkston,
S. d.; Miss Margery Morris to
Ipswich, S. D.; Miss Ethel McGruer
to visit relatives in Schenectady,
n. y; Miss Mildred Huff to visit
relatives in Tacoma, WASH; Myron
Anderson to Decora, Ill. The fol-
lowing will remain in Bismarck for
at least part Of the summer: Frank
Brown. Gordon Brown, Mrs, Nell
Pollard, Miss Elizabeth Jones, Mrs.
Juanita Edick, Oscar Kolberg, J. W..
Fulton, S. P. Orwell, r. l.. Wells,
Roy Neff and Miss Rita Murphy.
Teachers in the Will school who
have gone to their homes for vaca-
ton are: Miss Hulda E. Salem,
Portage. Wis; Miss Nora McGet-
tigan, Superior. Wis; Miss Jessie
Striegl, Milton Junction, Wis; Miss
Adeline A. Ness, Pickardsville;
Miss Esther Maxwell, Wilton; Miss
Mabel f. Olson, Walnut Grove,
Mimi; Miss Charlotte Schmidt,
Chicago; Miss Esther Teichman,
Fargo. Misses Marie Huber, Leila
Brown and Gertrude Evarts will re-
main at their homes in Bismarck.
Several teachers in the William
Moore school will travel this sum-
mer. Miss Edna Jones will go to
the west coast where she will visit
friends at various cities. Miss
Lavina Register is planning to
spend some time with relatives in
Tacoma. Wash, and Miss Elizabeth
Best will accompany a party Of
friends on a vacation trip to Duluth,
MINI. Miss Helen Mclean will
spend the summer with relatives
and friends in the Twin Cities. Miss
Anne Rodewald will be employed
for part Of the summer, after which
she will visit relatives in Wisconsin.
Miss Isabel Campbell left Friday
for her home in Sheldon, Iowa. Mrs.
Ella o. Casselman and Miss Jennie
Gilliland will remain in Bismarck
for part Of the summer. Mrs. Cas-
selman plans to go to Saskatche-
wan later.
Misses Agnes Boyle, Marion
Morange, Ruth Rowley and Flor
ence Huber of the Richholt school
faculty will be at home in Bismarck
this summer. Miss Jean Gardiner
left Friday for her home at Brocket,
and Miss Clara Reistad will spend
the summer at her home at Walcott.
Miss Margaret Lyness left Friday
for Bloomington, Wiss Miss Leona
Mushinsl<i plans to spend her vaca-
ton at her home in Three Lakes,
Wis.
Miss Grace M. Hand, principal Of
the Roosevelt school, went to her
home at Valley City this weekend.
Miss Marie Robertson will attend
Jamestown College commencement
before going to her home at Minot
for the summer. Miss Lucy M.
Brantner will spend the summer at
Lakota, and Miss Winnifred Bar
rington left Fridav for her home at
Chippewa Falls. Wis. Misses Sara
Andrews, Maude Schroeder and
Judith Rue will be at home in this
city.
Misses Blanche Houser and Lucille
NJ. Malmquist of the Wachter school
faculty will spend the summer at
their homes here. Miss Jeanette
Myhre will spend the summer at
Reynolds, while Miss Josie A..
Grinde will visit at her home at
Mayville.
The Order of Eastern Star will
meet Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
at the Masonic Temple. Initiation
ceremonies will be conducted and
refreshment will Re served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Moffit Of
futile have returned home after Z
weekend visit in Bismarck.
Ralph Rhoades Of Omaha, Neb., il
the guest Of his brother, I. D.
Rhoades. for few days.
Mrs. J. E. Hammer and daugh-
ters Of Wabek spent Saturday in
Bismarck with friends.