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SENlOR HISTORIES
DEAN HERMAN

Dean Herman was born in Pal
ermo, North Dakota in 1912. His
early boyhood was spent in Pal
ermo and Wolf Point. He has
attended any but the Wolf
Point school. Most of his sum-
have been spent in the lum'
Der yard and trucking wheat. He
has been a member of the school
band, glee club, basketball team
and football team. He represented
us at the state music meet. He
is also a member of the National
Guard. Dean plans to attend a
university next year and take up
a course in pharmacy. He is vice
president of the 1880 class and
has been a member of the Athlet-
ic association.
MAX SEMINARS
Max Seminars was born in Wa
terloo, Iowa in 1912. He is the
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry E.
Seminars of Sand Creek, Mont.
He attended the Sand Creek
school until he completed the
eighth grade. When small he had
the ambition to fly. Most of his
summers have been spent on the
farm. A few of them have been
spent in Waterloo, Iowa.
For extra curricular work he
has taken part in basketball, foot
ball and band. He is also a mem
Der of the National Guard. Next
year he expects to go to Calf
ornia and may enroll in an avia-
ton school.
ELMER PIPAL
Elmer Pipal was born in Wolf
Point in 1912. He is the son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Pipal. He
lived on the home farm before
he enrolled in the Cusker school.
He continued in this school
through the eight grades and then
enrolled at Wolf Point. Most of
his summers have been spent on
the farm. Extra curricular activ-
tiles in which he has taken part
are football, basketball and track.
He is a member of the National
Guard. He has no definite plans
for next year. He hopes to follow
the occupation of raising stock.
BEULAH THOM
Beulah Thorn was born in
Dalles, Oregon in 1910. She is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jesse Thorn. Her early girlhood
was spent in New Westminster,
British Columbia, and at Stanford,
Montana. She first enrolled in the
Treeby school north of Wolf
Point. She received her eighth
grade diploma in Wolf Point.
Most of her summers have been
spent on the home farm north
east of town. She has been a
member of our band. She hopes
to receive training for missionary
work and plans to attend a Bible
school at Springfield, Missouri
next year.
GERTRUDE CUSKER
Gertrude Cusker was born on
tie home ranch south of Wolf
Point in 1912. She is the daugh-
ter of Mrs. Henry Cusker. Before
she enrolled in the Cusker school,
she lived on the ranch. She re-
ceived her grade diploma from
this school and then enrolled in
Wolf Point high. When small her
ambition was to be a teacher.
Her summers have been spent at
home. For extra curricular activ-
tiles she has played basketball,
taken part in debates and declam-
atory contests and played the pi-
ano. Next year she plans to at
tend a business college in Spo-
kane, Washington and take up a
secretarial course. She has acted
on many class committees during
her high school career.
ROSEMARY COURCHENE
Rosemary C%ourchene was born
at Fort Shaw, Montana in 1910.
She is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Courchene. All OF her
education has been secured in
Wolf Point. Her summers have
been spent here and in Colorado.
She has played basketball and is
a member of the glee club. Next
year she hopes to enter a nurses
school at Rochester. In her junior
year she was chairman of the
high school Athletic association.
The following pupils from the
fifth and sixth grades have earn
ed Students Final Certificate in
penmanship this year:
Doris Buchanan, Esther Cour-
chene, Lois Dewitt, Harold
Hembd, Tom Jensen, Nina John
son, James Kelly, Lorraine Mont
gomery, Lloyd Sethne, Berdean
Wilson, Marie Wilson, James Gar
den, Ann Hide, Clarence Huso,
June Kelberer, Cecilia Meyers,
Gordon Meyers, Violet Nelson,
Myrtle Renville, Lillian Ross,
Marjorie Youngkin, Charlotte
Nichol, Louise Schaale, Gertrude
Tilton, Ivan Bushman, Seine HUI
so, Ruth Swedberg.
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