The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, October 28, 1933, Page 3

THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1933 8 ;Stave, Charles Ballou, John Belk, Ar-| Jean Baker, Ruby Baty, Audrey But- ; . \ their year’s ' activities two “Open|Saturday at Rochester, Minn., after |vig, Wilbur Rohrer and Ralph Sand- vil. What Children Ar. D. i: thur” Betterley, Gladys Betterley,lerly, arthur Betterman; Beverly Boel-| Bismarck High Has (Heise! “nents one tefore Chriss an iliness lasting several weeks. His ery; i e 10} ng Cand Devereaux, Vel Devitt,|ter, Jack Bowers, 51 Honor Students a ele the first of the year.|s!rm constructed the state capitol here ie C.F. Chay, a sister of the pe 53 Fagefatrom, Brainerd, Jean Brandenburg, e “Open House” to be held before|and many other buildings. _ . Lambert, her son, ' Ronald Homer, Gail. Mae Indseth,|Neil Burgeson, Goldie Byers, Howard the holidays is to be dedicated to —_——_—— daughters, Virginia and Marcia, came ion in Capital City Schools Malvin » Annette < Torvik,|Cantield, Harriet Cartledge, Decothy |nigh cctool won ¢luces on the schol; children, and an appropriate pro- | Funeral Services from Montevideo, Minn,, to attend the Thelma White. Carlson, Richard Carr, Isabelle Coch-|astic honor roll for the period ending |8t@™m will be given. Plays already funeral and will leave Sunday. Mrs. | Fifth ran, Howard Cohenour, Currle Con-| Oct, 20, it is announced by W. H. (nave been ordered for this occasion, For Lambert Held |tambert’s mother, Mrs. C. Bauer of ot 487 STUD E ‘OVER 800 NEITHER cathy, Bociter, Eunice Cate, LaVern|rad, Chas, Corwin, Jeanette Croon- | Payne, ‘principal * Band the choice, soon will be made. Minneapolis, plans to eave. Sunday » Clyde Cochran, Vera DeGroot,!quist, Adeline Dale, Beverly Danley, Z y ie “Qpen Hotise” to be held later : morning. rother of . Lambert, in. S| Billy Hagen, Betty Hall, Wilmar Mar-|Mary Davis, James Donaldson, Mads |The jitter rite aera whe 1g, [WIl be for adults, and the best plays| op unetal services for 8. F. Lambert, "A" Bauer, left for his home at Mi- Hagen, Donald Vogel, Marlen Ab- Epler, Doris Fevold, Evelyn Fite,|closely pressed by the sophomores |@!ven during the previous closed |Gay, were conducted from Bt. Mary's |N0t Saturday noon. ake ; | Y NOR bott, Billy Arnteon, Louise Collier,|Kenneth Falteland, Lynn Fransen,|with 12, Eight seniors were honored. |™eetings will be presented for the|Catholic church Saturday morning at aa GRIER : eee, nd Christianson, Margaret Clarence Goodman, Glen Goodman,| ‘The honor students included: |@tWN-up friends and patrons of the!9 o'clock. Rev. Father Robert A. Fee-| CHINESE MINISTER QUITS " |e yyem—___—tum ota t,t, Moar ues. Strearet Gunner] Freiene_Slaabety Tl, |°°> han celebrated “the Requiem High | Shanghal, Oc. 3% — () — T. 22 Beginners Make Perfect -°ng List of Perfect Attendance pe peeled Warren (rdna Hanson, Jean Harris, Marjorie | Norman valbers,” Harriet ‘Rosen,| ST-PAUL CONTRACTOR DIES |The service at the grave in St. cone, he hae MAME HOE } Pupil ie » Warren Little, Bernard |reidinger, Robert Humphreys, Clara | James Burckhardt, Bennie Jones, Vi-| St. Paul, Oct. 28. — () — Walter Mary’s cemetery was conducted by CE er eae eee aa ok. Score in First 6 Weeks of | Pupils Announced by | Lueck, Hugene ‘Miller, .Donald Mo-1 Jacobson, Betty Jacobson, iris Jahn-|ola Marvel, Florence Solberg, Milo| Buller, 75, prominent board chalrman| Mev’ ratner viewor Wasske tapeen.s|lenation Saturday. It was understood i) School Work i Superintendent Secee’ = gy ei a ke, Beverly Jensen, Ethelind Joerz,|Westrum, Henry Koch, Gayle Kelley,|¢f Butler Brothers, St. Paul contrac-| friend of the late Mr. Lambert. Pail-|to have resulted from mounting fi- i | chuk, Alice Stoen, Kathleen Spobn, Kenneth Johnson, Lloyd Kitchen,|John Kramer, Beulah Hedahl, Helen|t0rs, and a brother of Pierce Butler,! bearers were Alex Asbridge, Paul A.|nancial difficulties. The government Sq More than 800 pupils in the publie Rosella, Sjoblom,” Evelyn +] Anna Klein, Leonard Kositzky, Lydia |Solberg, Ray Wirth, Charles Conner,|{ederal supreme court justice, died Wachter, Frank Geierman, Oscar Sel-| was not expected to accept. That 187 students of St. Mary's|@rede schools of were| Robert Schovegge, James Schlecter, waitin Linpent Eraneise Loewe OME aiken, : '¥~ [J school had been neither sbsent nor | firs grg yd the | Roper Seren, Ate Bounds, Rufus Lumry, Doris Lynstad, Lorraine |Louise Nuessle, Eugene Fevoid, Pegay Ne 7 tardy during the first six weeks of cording school year, @¢-| on Goehner, Digby, Jo-!ngsitlux, Viola Malm, Harry McCall, | Jane Skeels, Marion Pederson, Leland CS i pare prtvererney to H. O, Sexvik, superintend- » Dale Hilden, Ruth Mc-|3oh Melville, Chris Miller, Willard Kitchen, Ruth Christianson, "Marion Oa dare erisiite wilh Rene Besa ae ee yealh | Mintan, allce Ruth Moos, Ruth Muel-|Little, Robert. Watis, Hureon LeRoy, ae ee Destect stlendance|+\ur qhompaot, Trehe Whiter ler, Marie Nelson, Grace Olmangon,|Ruth Rang, Bil Corwin and Lilian these ‘ : Sixth 4 ances Olson, Mae Price, Clarence trom. ‘ tirst grade, 24 in the second, 28 in the mi a Howard Beers, George Bounds,| Putz, ‘Ted Quanrud, Hugo Renden,| Sophomores—Chester Johnson, Em- third, 21 in the fourth, 37 in the fifth,! Claude Turner, Grace Colberg, Roy Gebhai Foster | L0ls Riggs, Harry Rishworth, Delores|ma Langer, Harriet Schonert, Sarah » Kenneth Bride, Al- . 17 in the sixth, 26 in the seventh, and |fred Clausnitser, Orville Erickaon, Ed-|Ha@neen, Walter Hoffman, Robert |" Elizabeth Rose, Elmer Roswick, Dee ane Sea ith sila 15 in the eighth. ward Feltman, John Frits, Kenneth |Johneon, Joe Kitchen, Allan Oleson,|J0vce Sandstrom, Vernon Sandstrom, | Pederson, Hollace 7 See | ite a grade: William Bement, First Geraldine Hall, Llewelyn Hamery, of J , +} kota Education association here. fe peer orat ps on belly Jacob Seits, Maxine Basil and Havel Baker, Laura Bid-|Billie Hargrave, Richard Harrison,| In the intermediate grades’ group, Names of the students who have maintained perfect attendance and/ Martin, punctuality records follow: irst grade: » Joseph 4 Schatz, Eileen Betty Stitt, Edward Schwab, Frank Unser, Charles Verret, Elizabeth Jean Wentland and Walter rk. garet Simons, Richard Stetcher, John \Ciawenitrer Nome ten Le0| Wray, Gabel, Charlotte Gussner, Ruben » Betty Klein, Dorothy Mike McCabe, Jane Parks, Asplund, fer, Wilbert, neon, Koenig, Alvin Nord, Agnes’ Schults, /John Wengel, Arleen Weible. Second Marvin Baty, Jean Frits, Mae Toliver, Jesse Wilson, » Jimmy Backlund, Jackie Back- lund, Jeanne Blensley, Geraldine Gil- lette, Joe Guthrie, Walter Harding, Virginia Heidinger, Elden " Thira Vivian Anderson, Norman Asplund, Raymond Olson, Adele Solberg, Edna Solberg, Grant Solberg, John doin, Jack Brandenburg, Jack Coch- ran, Phyllis Collins, Paul Cowan, Virginia Diets, John Gi 4 : junness, Hendrickson, Bitnloe Jessen, hldred Larson, Edna Lyngstad, Jimmy Mc- >. Isabel Correl, Nutt, Delores Munger, Leonard) Jeanne Goodman, Betty | Quanrud, Vernon Peterson, Dan Reg- | Constance well, Robert Daniel, Jackie Dutt, Ger- aldine Finlayson, John Henry Grey, Clifford Hol- Margerie Harrington, t Bredy, Bob Blensley, Edwin|Wesner, Mary McVey, Dorothy Mertz, Rosco Maxine Scott, Harold Smith, ‘Beau-|Smith, Orilla Smith, Richard Smith, |Carl Kruger and Alvin, Ode. Joe Stratton, Wanda Stroup, Wilson Tierney, Jean Truman, John Wagar, Weston Wallman, Wayne Webber, Eleanore Wilson, Mary Woodmansee, Phyllis Worst, Roland Wright. Seventh Grade Aide, Marcelle’ Anderson, Arnold, Earl Beatt, Lor- raine Berg, Raymond Boelter, James ,|Boutrous, Robert Boyd, Garvin Bro- dehl, Grace Clausnitzer, Ruby Coats, Muriel Dresbach, Dorothy Elofson, Donald Erickson, Joan Fisher, John Fox, Bernard Fuller, Evelyn Griffith, Gladys Hawley, Herbert Hill, Albert Holwegner, Elaine Hugelman, Wil- vert Jahnke, Helen Johnson, Lydia Xallenberger, Priscilla Kanz, Keith Kelley, Bay Kensrud, Mildred Kens- man, Harvey Toews, Maran Bickel, Seniors—Junior Birdzell, Florence Rupp, Abigail Welliver, Emerson Lo- gee, Fanny Roberts, Phillip Gorman, Marjorie Mitchell and Ruth Saxvik. Bismarck Teachers Active at Meeting! One teacher from each grade school in the Bismarck public school system was chosen to take part in the pro- gram of the annual meeting of the southwest division of the North Da- which includes the seventh and eighth grades, Miss Mabel Olson gave a paper on “Guidance in Junior High School.” In the grammar grades’ division, of Until Your Car Breaks Down or Freezes Cold Weather Is Here! WILDE MOTORS, inc. 304 4th St. Pinks, Dorys Smith, Murray which Miss Helen Ricketts of the Wil- 4 ‘Wagner, James Wachter, Edward Corell, Violet Feltman, Junior Guss- , Lorraine Stone, Doris Berg-|rud, Ray King, Norma Kuehn, Dean liam Moore school was chairman, talks ‘ ' | zimmer, teo sunat, Madelyn Helling, |ner, Evelyn Klein, Marion Meeder,|¢T. Elesnora Winkler, Betty Willman, , Donald Larson, Edwin Lee,|were given by four of Bismarck’s Offers the most Com lete u, | Potrlcla, Andrus, Catherine Czecsok,)/ Margaret Mell, “Mina and ‘Myis|Juntor 3 Robert Lee, John Lyngstad, Dorothy grammar grade teachers. is Adrian , seep riven Mitchell, Ruth Nelson, Myron Ode, Second McCall, Clairbel McGroon, LeRoy} At the morning session, Miss Wini- Phyllis Mac Martin ai joseph | Jacqueline Parks, Anna Mae Rasche,| Ruth Burtts, Leila Camoza, Peggy |Mitchell, Howard Mueller, Helen Mur- | fred Barrington of William Moore ty sino, Francis Dilger, Georgette Fritz,| Patterson, Dana Graves, Leslie Holwegner, Miss Ruby Wilmot of the Will school, ” | ee brag fieonpyleneonner laces he respectively. the non-evaporating anti-freez, or, if you Third grade: Maxine Anderson, Virginia Chabot, Marietta Free, Ernest Gartner, Lorene Litt, George Schwartz, Louis Becker, Minnie Beck- Walcher, John Woods and Mary Valeda Rutten. Fourth grade: Matthew Aller, Eva Beck, Gabriel Brown, Dolores Cava- Verne Morgenthater, Eleanor Ressler, Thomas Senger, Valerine Stecher, Rosemary Volk, Richard Walcher, Charles Walter, Angeline Zahn, Mary. ‘Wachter and Theresa St. George. Fifth grade: Betty Jane Baker, Ruth Clark, Anna Marie Elich, Mar- celline Hagen, Robert Milum, Mary Murphy, Marcus Schneider, William Schantz, Gerald Simmons, Pauline Werner, Emma Jean La Rue, Kenneth Barole, Leonard 11 students on the honor list. Malser, Anton de Bey- bervand Anderson. ‘ United States this year are working|seniors were second with 10, the Er ae gions ep eaneg ogigaeiep mentee inept wilt, Agereon, Myron Atkinscn./on the question, Resolved, that the| sophomores third with eight and the Fischer, Jordis Godfrey, Robert Guth- rie, Richard Tise Gilman, Mary Hal- loran, Robert Hendrickson, Alice May Leahy, Patricia Leahy, Rose Merly, Rober’ Andrew Wingerter, Helen Zimmer, Jullann Zirbes and Jose- phine ‘Tai WILL ANNEX Evelyn Skel, Lyman, Thornton, Em-|crger, Advertising is always a pest|Teatrice Bobelen, Marion Curran, for the balance of the cold winter months. Psi perade: carton, tlorechts! Gioria Andahl, Jean Ball, Billy|Grace Barble, George Blschel, Willie | siesotrhin reer nn a Tata: Tamnlesntiierane: and Modanna 5 ° 4 2 Gord- . Few programs | Lewis. ces Breen, James Curran, Ballou, Beverly Bressler, ae: of really cultural or educational value| Sophomores—Luella Steil, James Ruth Richert, Orville Stark, Elsie Schultz, Edwin Seitz, George TeKippe, Billy Louis Turner, Harriet ‘Wagar, Walter Wenzel, Audiene Wil- ‘son. Lu Daniel, Vivian Farnam, Ruth Hol- wegner, Illa Johnson, Ora Glen John- son, Roy Merts, William McVey, Bernella Pinks, Ralph Rosenberg, Gustive Sack, Eugene Schacht, Flor- ence Marjory Solum, Lannel Fourth Smith, LaVerne Carley, Charles Edowards, | Dave Steed, Goldie June Stone, Emilie Dalton Asch, Granville ‘Asch, Max-|Um, Barbara Strobel, Bobby Willman. ine Baty, Jean Byer, Dorothy Carlson, Helen Doheny, Robert Fossum, Jean Gillette, Laura Huber, Irene i tag, Ivan Franklin, Martha Jonathan, Ardella Jacobson, Harold Johanson, Donald and Milton Klein, Mary Jane ‘Klein, |Sophie Merkel, Florence Esther Koenig,|Billy Willman, Henry Margaret Dutt, Jerry Longmuir, Rosenberg, ‘Winkler. Robert. Genevieve Sack, » Dolores Davis, Betty Lou Cohenour, Krier, Ines Lee, Billy Lund, Freddie | Davis, Jane Hall, Hugh Harless, Joan Arthur Mont , Rai Harty, Mayo, ur itgomery, feel Pennell, Burbage, Marion Card, Delfer, Carol Devitt, Billy Dirlam, James Hektner, Donald Hof- strand, Leonard Johnson, honey, Shirley Mason, James McDon- Donald Eppler, Leojald, Jean O’May, Donald Vendsel. Colleen Dohn, Feist, Paul Frasier, Ruth Gagner, Delores Second / Anderson, Robert Bout- tay, Grace Neldeffer, Ellen Nelson, Pearl Norum, Mary Helen O'Connor, Adelene Ode, Gilbert Olson, Margaret : Ernest Paul, Whitney Ref- vem, Billy Regis Irma Rudser, Ernest Sack, Rosemary Selby, Raymond Smith, Jean Speaks, Bessie Spitzer, Beverly Swett, Curtis Thornton, Marshall Varney, Robert Welch, Anita Willmann, Lester Will- x |man, Rite Worst. nw OONTROL OF RADIO [5 DEBATE SUBJECT High School Students to Argue, Over Proper Regulation \ of ‘Air’ By JUNIOR BIRDZELL if High school debate teams in the United States should adopt the es- sential features of the British system of radio operation and control. Anyone who owns a radio is aware that there is considerable dissatisfac- tion with our present American sys- tem of broadcasting. Radio stations are supported by advertising. Ad- vertisers have been in the habit of presenting programs of a rather low are being broadcast at hours conven- fent for listeners. Propose British System To remedy these conditions, some talked on “The Value of Schoo! Pub- icity.” At the afternoon session, Miss Ovidia Seter of Richholt discussed “Common Grammar Errors and Their Correction”; and Miss Irene Ramsland of Roosevelt school, “The Use of Ob- dective Tests.” In the primary grades’ department, Miss Lucille Malmquist of Wachter was chosen ‘to discuss “Seatwork,” and demonstrations were given of active schoolwork. Model classes were taught in arith- metic, reading, and music by Miss Maude Schroeder of Roosevelt, Miss Marguerite Lyness of Richholt, and St. Mary’s Freshmen | Prove Good Students Freshmen in St. Mary's high school set the pace for the parochial insti- tution in the race for places on the scholastic honor roll for the first six-week period. | The first-year students placed vith ie juniors next with six. The honor students were Freshmen—Dorothy Larson, Jack Shrive, Flora Usselman, Maynard En- tringer, Anna Fischer, Florence Bob- zien, Frances Heidt, Grace Johnston, Leo Litt and Betty Schwartzenberger. Seniors—Elizabeth Leick, Mary Glum, Lucille Christian, Daria Win- ter, Alice Garske, Irene Anderson, Taix, Stella Lutgen, Marry C. Rigg, Eleanor Thompson, Edwin Robidou, Peggy Whittey and Irene Zirbes. Juniors—Grace Roherty, Zita Us- Bonded DON’T WAIT Until your Car Freezes Up Let us fill your radiator with Prestone, Automobile Service in Bismarck prefer, with Methanol or Alcohol. Prestone, special price, $2.95 per gallon. By letting us flush out the old worn-out summer grease and filling your transmission and differential with light winter grease, you will not only protect the gears and bearings, but will save yourself a lot of grief First Class Texaco tics hacia fs ‘Dolores, Deiner, |People suggest that the United States!seiman, Edwin Barble, | Catherine ennzoil Dealer rvice, Oil and Gas and Amelia — ‘Lou Johnson, ‘Johnson, | Jessie Cr lag erway ‘Vance| Should remodel her radio system 55 Stecher, Elizabeth Laist and Marie id ered: Consaniie. Amann: Ralph Might, Betty|Neidetfer, ‘Robert Rue, Kenneth|*hat it would resemble that of Great | Bagley. Eugene Knoil, Lou Montgomery, Gwendolyn Short; Sylvia Zeissler. Dobson, Carol Leifur, Orlando Mon- Exrold Adams, Grant Anderson,/den, Lois Hektner, Rosemary Holm, George} avid Ballou, Lillian Barstad, Jean|Dorothy Jones, Russell Jones, Lester Deckert, Melven| Klee, Phyllis Kraft, Robrt LeRoy, Netz-| jorie Mote, Harold Perry, Carolyn Schultz, Laura Spitzer, Robert Schultz, Evelyn Weisbusch, Rebert Chernich, Joyce Harrison, Ruth Hed- E Madsen, Billy Mitchell, Mar- Britain. In England there is only one broadcasting company. The gov- ernment owns this company, which, in turn, owns and operates all British radio stations. There is no advertis- ing; instead, money is raised by a Ucense fee of $2.43 a year levied upon ‘all radio receiving sets. Great Britain broadcasts more classical music and more educational features than does the United States, although popular Jazz is not neglected. Radio Familiar Subject But the subject of radio control is more familiar; most students have poe Debates iit basta gine casting. ly hinge on points familiar to the average in- dividual. Opinions are likely to be expressed on the value and quality "jf radio programs to which many high school students listen. At the ‘Junior Playmakers | Present First Play | Members of Julia Marlowe chapter jof the Junior Playmakers, Bismarck | high school, Friday evening presented their first play of the season. Members of the cast of “No Sabe” |were Charles Schoregge, Sam_ Tol- {chinsky, Marian Peterson, Russell Arnot and Ted Boutrous. Friday night's session was the sec- ond of the season for the high school actors and actresses. At each meeting of the organiza- tion, it is planned to present a play, pcivage to Miss Pearl Bryant of the | , director. 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