The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1928-06-02
AT THE SCHOOLS

The following Will school stu
dents had perfect attendance rec
ords during the last year: First
Sradc-George D. Bell: third grade
Bobby Hill, Clarence Putt ant
Ethel Meader; seventh grade
Leone Arnold, Justine BANNER
Viola Barth, Claire Brier. Vivian
Coghlsn, Mary Cowan, Claire de-
Rockford, Ruth Friess, George Gull
dickson, Luella Harding, August
Helfenstein, Jack Humphreys, Lilly
rllchen, Eugene linus, Marian Isam-
niger, Dorothy Kenelly. Paul Mil
hollan, Norman Nelson, Ellsworth
Smith, Beatrice Water and Edris
Wilcox; eighth grade - Mildred
Britton, Arthur Cram, Robert
Edick, Ralph Goddard, Richard
Hugelman, Erwin Lee, Edna Ohm
stead, Helen Parke, Marian Pillen,
Charles Shearn, Ruth Shuren, Al
win Waddington and Joseph Wright.
Honor roll students at the Will
school for the closing month of the
school year were: Seventh A-Peg-
gy Bergeson. Sophia Fredrickson,
Evelyn Hannaford, Gladys Han
son, Mathew Miller, Marie Nixon,
Freda Schlickenmayer, Virginia
Smith, Richard Tiedman, Beatrice
Water. Neva Vettel, Wilma Wenzel /;
seventh Binary Bankston, Howard
Corwin: seventh C-Luella Har-
ding; eighth B Emily Brown,
Leona Jordan: eighth Aloe Byrne,
Ernestine Dobler, Robert Hoskins,
Willowbelle Matscheck. Nina Mel
vile, Lloyd Murphy. Alpha Nelson.
lone Noggle. Helen Parke, Russell
Saxvik, Charles Shearn, Dorothy
Tiedman, Oner Walla, Joseph
Wright.
Teachers in the Will school, ex-
cept those whose homes are in the
city, have gone to their homes for
the summer with the exception of
Miss Eloise Mckee, who will attend
the summer session of the Univer-
sity of Texas at Austin, Texas.
Miss Marie Huber, Miss Leila
Brown and Miss Gertrude Evarts
will remain at their homes here.
Miss Esther Teichman has gone to
Fargo. Miss Hulda f. Salem to
Portage, Wis. Miss Nora McGet-
tigan to Superior, Wis, Miss Jessie
Striegl to Milton Junction, Wis,
Miss Adeline A. Ness to Pickards-
vile. N. D.. Miss Esther Maxwell to
Wilton. Miss Mabel F. Olson to
Walnut Grove, Mimi. and Miss
Charlotte Schmidt to Milbank, S. D.
Marian lsam;nger, student at the
Will school during the last year
holds the enviable record Of hav-
ing never been absent nor .ardy
during the seven years in which
she has attended school.
Lloyd Murphy Of the Jun1r
High, with an average for the year
Of 97.5, was awarded the history
medal given annually by the local
chapter of the Daughters of the
Americn Revolution. Robert Hos
kins. with an average of 97.4. was a
close second. The two boys were
guests of honor at a luncheon at
the Country club yesterday, given
by the D. A. r. chapter, and the
medal was presented to Lloyd
Murphy by Mrs. A. NJ. Christian
son. Mrs. r. D. Hoskins presided
at the luncheon. Miss Mabel Olson,
in history, and Miss
Marie Huber, principal Of the. Junior
High, were also guests at the
luncheon.
Joseph Wright, Omer Walla and
Sheam received the highest
averages in eighth grade arithmetic
during the last school year at the
Will school and thereby won the
right t. compete in the arithmetic
examinations which will be given in
June to representatives from all
schools in the county.
James w. Foley, North Dakota
poet. spoke to the pupils of the