The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-12-14
unique CELEBRATION
PLANNED TO OBSERVE
SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY
Golden Jubilee of William Moore
Building Will Be Note
worthy Fete

The William Moore school will con-
duct celebration unique In the an
mails Of North Dakota history Friday
evening when it observes its fiftieth
anniversary with reception and pro-
gram, starting at 1880 O'CLOCK. Present
teachers of the school. assisted by old
friends and graduates Of the first
Bismarck high school, will be hostess
eS. .
An invitation to attend the recep-
ton and program Is extended to all
the adult friends of the school and
especially to the former teachers,
graduates. patrons and parents Of the
pupils. Old-time residents Of the city
are urged to attend. No children will
be admitted as the entire program
has been planned for an adult au-
dience.
George Will, 1923 Third ST., member
OF the class Of 1900 and president Of
the present school board. and Miss
Elizabeth A. Jones. 1917 Eighth St..
| teacher in the Bismarck high school
under the SUPPLEMENTARY Of william
Moore, will be among the speakers on
the program, which Is to be held at
the school.
Mrs. r. S. Towne, 722 Seventh st.,
will read Greetings from Distant
Friends" excerpts Of letters received
from former graduates, teachers and
| patrons of the school, who cannot at
tend the reception. These letters
have come from all parts of the con-
tinent-from sunny California. rock
bound Maine. the most southern
points Of Florida and the snow-cov-
cred country Of northern Canada.
Falconer Writes History
With the help OF old newspapers
and records. w. A. Falconer, 202 Ave-
nue. e, has compiled an authentic and
complete history Of both the first
!, school in Bismack and Of the william
| Moore school. The material he has
gathered will be included in his talk,
early History Of William Moore
School"
Mrs. w. B. Casselman. 2l9 Eighth
ST., will give the address Of welcome
Mr.. Will has chosen Fifty Years
With the William Moore School" for
his topic and Miss Jones will talk on
1.-THE Life Of william Moore"
Music planned for the program in
cludes the opening song, School
Days" sung by the audience; two
groups Of selected "fiddling" numbers
by Thomas j. Mclaughlin, 40 Ave-
nue. e: solos by Mrs. J. A. Larson. PIC
Avenue A, West, and Lorenzo H. Belx
8l3 Third st.: and Darling Nellie
Gray" and Long. Long Ago" sung by
q group Of graduates.
AS souvenir Of the golden jubilee
Of the william Moore school. q book
let will be given to one member o.
each family represented at the recep.
ton. This Is symposium Of article.
and histories. biographies and pic.
lures Of many Of the well-knowr
graduates of the school.
VIII Go on Air
Because the distance makes It i'm.
possible for many OF the graduates
! to attend the celebration, arrange.
ments have been made to broadcast
q small section Of the program ovel
radio station KFYR at Z o'clock. In
strumental and SOLO numbers and
resume of the william Moore histor,
Of Mr.. Talconer will make up thu
broadcast.
The Paramount theatre Is partici'
pating in the celebration by running
an Old film which shows scenes o.
Bismarck 20 years ago. including pic
lures Of the schools Of that time.
Present teachers at the william
Moore school are Miss Lavina Regis
ter, 1917 Fifth st., principal: Mis-
Elizabeth Best. Rose apartments; Mis-
Judith Rue. I'll Avenue A: Miss Wiili
fred Darlington. $50 Merdan St.
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