The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1935-05-10
SCHOOL WEEK
ATTRACTS MANY
FINAL REGISTRATION FIGURES SHOW.
ED 1,12O STUDENTS REGISTERED
AT BOHEMIAN MEET
MONTANA STATE COLLEGE)

(MONl lana 1a1E SolILCOLJ
High School week attracted a record
number of students to Montana State
college this year. Final registration
figures showed 1,120, of which los were
teachers. principals and superinten-
dents. Officials said the increase was
about p percent over a year ago. Forty
eight of Montana's Sc counties were
represented.
The sweepstakes cup in scholarship
events was taken by Custer County High
school. with Gallatin County High school,
second. and Anaconda, third. Leroy Pur-
Wis of Great Falls won the extemporan-
eous speaking contest, second place going
to Robert Tichenor of Gallatin, and third
to Harvena See OF Flathead County High
school. A S25 scholarship goes to the
winner. Mercedes Kvamme of Carbon
County High school won the extemporan-
eous writing contest, and a $25 scholar
ship. Ruth Christiani OF the same high
school was second, and Henry Elwood OF
Flathead, third. These extemporaneous
contest scholarships were donated by the
Ellen and Rialto theatres OF Bozeman.
Anaconda high school won the voca-
tional events cup. Fergus County High
school and Custer County high school
tying for second and Gallatin taking
third.
Following are the scholarship winners,
showing event, award and donor OF
award:
Pentathlon-Stanley Swingle. Gallatin.
$50 scholarship donated by President Al
fred Atkinson. Ebert Herrick of Joliet
was second, and Martval Hartig of Gus
ter. third.
Major Mathematics-Tom Murdoch. $50
scholarship donated by william H. Ref
of Bozeman. Dorothy Ronning OF Custer
was second, n Bob Challender Of Gal
latin, third.
Major Science-Otto Preikszas, Laurel.
$50 scholarship donated by DR.. Richard
R.. Sigler of Bozeman. Norman Hilleman
of Custer. second. and Vernon Oeller-
mann OF Dawson, third.
Major English-Margaret Trzcinski,
Custer, $50 scholarship donated by Boze-
man Daily Chronicle. Dorothy Evans.
Dawson, second: Marian Brown. Powell
County High school, third.
Major Home Economics and "
Sa%yatovich, Anaconda, $50 scholarship
donated by Montana Flour Mills com
pany. Mary Prick, Anaconda, second;
Evelyn M. Kravik. Havre. third.
Major Observation-Disclosures DeMarco.
Great Falls. $50 scholarship donated by
Commercial National al Of Bozeman.
Edna Ann Gait. Great Falls: Virginia
johnson, Joliet. third.
Algebra-Billy Wallace. Teton County
high school. $25 scholarship donated by
Security Bank & Trust company OF
'Bozeman. Edwin Holmberg. Dawson,
second: Milton Randall. G~allatin, third.
S25 scholarship donated by Montana
High School association. Robert Evert,
Dawson. second; Harvey Knebel, Dawson,
third.
Physics-William St%otesbury, Gallatin,
s25 scholarship donated by Montana
State college contest committee. Stanley
Swtngle. Gallatin. second; Norman Hille-
mann Custer. third.
Chemistry-Robert Tichenor, Gallatin,
s25 scholarship donated by Montana
State college contest committee. Martval
Hartig, Custer. second; Otto Prelkszas,
Laurel. third.
Biology-Francis ~Bardanouve, Harlem,
s25 scholarship donated by contest COM
mittee. Ethel Voight. Manhattan. sec.
ond: Cedomir Sliepcevich. Anaconda,
third.
General Science-John Stapleton, Hy-
sham. s25 scholarship donated oy Roe
cher Drug store. Bozeman. Ed Kimpton.
Bill Mordan. Lima, third.
English Phyllis Wohlegenant. Gus
ter. $25 scholarship donated by Cham
bers Fisher department store. BoZeman.
Merlin Fisk, Cut Bank. second; Marjorie
Skinner, Manhattan, third.
Literature-Valeria Mayer, Great Falls.
s25 scholarship donated by Montana
High School association. william Zelen-
zny. Lonepine. second: Evelyn Bjorge.
Circle, third.
World History-Elliott Coldwater, Gal
latin. $25 scholarship donated by Gal
latin Trust & Savings bank, Bozeman.
Vernon Poole, Klein. second; Joe Stockey,
dawson, third.
American History and Civics-Miriam
Earl. Custer. S25 scholarship donated by
Montana High School ASSOCIATION. Martval
Hartig. Custer, second: Maria Schultz,
dawson, third.
Current History-Francis Bardanouve.
Harlem, $25 scholarship donated by con-
test committee. Patrick Mcguire, Laurel,
second; James Mcmahon. Culbertson.
third.
Latin Mildred Haufek. Teton. a
medal. Edith Sedenquist. Havre. second;
dorothy Graft, Laurel, third.
Latin LI-Marie Rice. Brockton, $25
scholarship donated by Montana High
School association. Mildred Anderson.
Powell. second: Gordon Eckford, Teton.
Third.