The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1939-09-21
FACULTY ENJOYS
VARIED VACATIONS

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The teachers of Hardin high
school have spent the sum-
'mers in many varied and in
teresting ways. What each
teacher did this summer was
told to a reporter as follows:
Principal j. N. Thompson laid
linoleum and painted most of
the time. He regretted very
much that he had little time
for fishing. He spent only three
week-ends enjoying his favor
tie sport.
Coach Gene Garner attended
coaching school at Fort Col
Inns, Colo.s most of the sum-
mer. He also attended coach
ing school at Denver University
for a few days. The rest of his
summer was spent working for
the National Advertising Com
pany, and taking a few trips.
Assistant Coach Donald Faris
went to summer school at the
Montana State University. MI.
Faris also worked for the u. S.
Forest Service. He spent a
week in Yellowstone park.
Miss Lonita Kurtz visited in
Seattle, Wash, and Victoria, B.
c., before attending the fair
at San Francisco and return
ing to her home at San Diego.
Later in the summer she at
tended summer school at the
University of California at Los
Angeles.
Miss Margaret Lelkvold spent
nine weeks at summer school
in Seattle, after which she
went through Yellowstone park.
Later this summer Miss Leik-
void attended a home econom-
les vocational conference in
Bozeman-
Kenneth Fisher worked most
of the vacation for the school
district doing clustering and
so forth. He also worked for
SafeWav store. The only vaca-
ton that Mr.. Fisher had was
between jobs, and at the pic
mics he attended.
Miss Geraldine Westwood
spent most of her vacation in
California. The first part of
her summer was spent in go
ing to school at the University
of Southern California in Berk-
ley.
Miss Westwood was accom-
panied by her sister. They Wis
tied the fair at San Francisco,
went to Palo Alto, Los Angeles,
Portland, Ore, and Seattle
Wash. They returned to their
home shortly before school
started this fall.
William Cowley, agriculture
teacher, spent most of his va
cation in Hardin taking care of
the F. F. "A. courses. He at
tended the fair at San Fran
! cisco.
Russell Lindquist vacationed
in San Francisco, Calf, and in
| Wisconsin with relatives. Mr..
Lindquist spent his summer just
resting before starting to teach
again.
Miss Margaret Seamans spent
her entire summer waiting ia
bles at Old Faithful Lodge in
Yellowstone park. She took fire.
/! quent trips to see the geysers,
but did not get outside of the
park.
When school was out last
spring Raymond JeSsen went
to his home in Harlem. On June
IL he left for Pontiac, Mich,
after a new car. He then Wis
tied Washington. .. c., and
New York City, where he at
tended the fair. Mr.. Jessen re-
turned by way of Chicago, Min
neapolis, the Black Hills. and
Sheridan. The rest of the
summer was spent in working
at his home.
Miss Mary Emmett vacationed
at her home in Fromberg.
Mont. She worked all summer
doing housework. She ass
spent two Week-ends at Little
Big Horn canyon. She visited
in Hardin several times.
A. R. Hegre spent the sum-
mer with his parents in Madi-
son, Mimi. Mr.. and Mrs. Hegre
travelled in western Montana
and Glacier park before coming
TO Hardin.
Miss Rose Spetz spent her va
cation at her parents cabin
at Hebgen lake near Yellow
stone park. She went fishing,
exploring, and travelled to diff
ferent points in the park.
G. E. Bright vacationed at
his home in Terry. He spent
a week in Yellowstone park
fishing and sightseeing. He re-
marked that he was through
with school because he has &C
4 uuired his Masters degree. He
also took an interesting trip
down the Yellowstone river in
a small boat.
H. R. Salyer spent his vaca-
ton working at various places
in Hardin. The most interest
ing place that he worked was
at the hammers secondhand
store. Mr.. Salyer stated that he
was going to spend all next
summer fishing to make up for