The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1933-05-24
Award of $50 Is Presented to
Miss Alma Rehm as Honor
Student Of 1888 Class

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Announcement that Miss Alma
Rehm has been selected as the honor
student Of the 1888 graduating class
of the Bismarck Hospital Nurses
Training school, was made at the
annual alumni banquet given Tues
day evening in the private dining
room Of the Grand Pacific hotel with
the a. members Of the class as guests.
Miss Rehm is president Of the senior
class.
The award includes q prize Of $50
to be used for educational purposes
and was presented to Miss Rehm by
Mrs. Mary Davis, head Of the Nurses
Training school, who announced that
Miss Elda Urban was close second
for the award. It is presented an
nually to the student having the
highest rating in theoretical and
practical work In nursing and for
class popularity.
Mrs. A. M. Brandt presided as
toastmistress at the banquet. which
was given by the Bismarck Hospital
Alumni association. A toast to the
seniors was proposed by Mrs. Ferris
Cordner, president Of the alumni
group, and Miss Rehm responded for
her class.
Audrey Waldschmidt, q daughter
of one Of the physicians on the hos
pital staff, gave two interpretative
dance numbers, with Mrs. Harris
Robinson as accompanist.
The nurses training school quartet,
composed of Alvina Brosz, Iris
Schwartz, Ruth Schroeder and Hilda
Landgren, sang prayer Perfect"
(Stenson) and "A Perfect Day"
(BondD, with Mrs. Ira E. Herzberg
at the piano.
Following was q humorous Mono
logue, MRS. Fdgetts in Trolley
Car" by Mildred Fugn, student
nurse; and vocal solo, when Song
Is Sweet" Fouce), by Iris Schwartz.
Miss Elizabeth Jones Of the Bis
marck high school faculty gave the
main address, discussing phases OF
nursing and opportunities for service
which it offers. Mrs. Otto Hanson,
Fort Lincoln, completed the program
with two violin numbers, "Frasquita
Serenade," and Londonderry Air"
both arranged by Kreisler.
10 in Attendance
Seventy members of the alumni
association and seniors were seated
at a U-shaped table, and corsages
marked the places Of the graduating
class and those participating in the
program.
The class colors, green and silver,
were featured in the appointments,
and the class flower. sweet peas, dec
Grated the tables which were lighted
with green tapers in silver holders.
Miniature Maypoles alternated with
bowls of sweet peas on the table.
Committees assisting in planning
the banquet were: Menu and ar
rangements-Mrs. Karl VAIL, Mrs.
John Ehrmantraut and Mrs. Carl
Maassen; Decorations-Mrs. John w.
Larson, Mrs. p. w. Frtese, Mrs. Will
liam Mcdonald and Misses Marie
Overmoen and Anna Treude; Pro-
eram-Mrs. Maassen, and Misses
Pearl Voge and Martha Christian
son.
The junior class of the hospital will
be hostesses at theater party Friday
evening for members of the gradual
ing class.
Members Of the 1888 class are:
Wilma Heinz, Adrian, Mimi; Hazel
Hamilton, McClusky; Hilda Land
gren, Underwood; Christine Rowe,
Fergus Falls, Mimi: Adelaide Schultz,
Beach; Ivy Weigman, New Salem;
Dorothea Wild, New Salem; Lorraine
Youngman, Hazelton; Dorothy At
wood, Crosby; Edna Berg, McClusky::
Cora Buchele, Butler, s. D.; Alma
Gaebe, New Salem; Ethel Gunder-
son, Douglas; Edna Hageman, Yank-
ton; Emma Klein, Herried, s. d.;
Esther Ketterling, streeter: Lydia
Niemi, Wing; Lila Olson, Bismarck:
Alma Rehm, Hebron; Edna Schafer,
Pickardsville; Esther Scott, Dickin-
son; Elda Urban, Butler, s. D.; Wini-
fred Wander Vorste, Pollock, 8. D.;
and Edna Weirick, Crary.