The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, November 13, 1934, Page 2

BISMARCK PUPILS SBT HIGH RECORDS IN SECOND MONTH October Sees 717 at School Every Day and 101 Achiev- Ing Honor Roll Pupils of Bismarck city schools who won mention for perfect attendance during the month of October out- numbered those whose names ap- peared on the honor rolls for the same period seven to one, lists an- nounced by the school authorities Saturday show. The 101 children between the fourth and eighth grades who made the honor roll were divided among the schools as follows: Roosevelt, 22; Wachter, 2; William Moore, 35; Rich- holt, 19, and Will junior high, 23. In the latter group, 16 were in the sev- enth and seven were in the eighth grade. On the basis of elght grades, 717 merited mention on the perfect at- tendance list, the record at the vari- ous schools including: William Moore, 189; Richholt, 179; Roosevelt, 149; Wachter, 57, and Will junior high, 3. 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Moore School Fourth Grade — Richard Fevold, George Bird, Ethel Hendricks, Robert Cook, Marjorie Robinson, Marian Brandes, Mildred Schlechter, Betty Grace Cave, Beverly Gunness, Rich- ard Waldo, Doris Asbridge, LaVerne Coulter, Jack Gibbs, Dorothy Han- son, Ona Vee Knief, Melvin Mont- gomery, Bonnie Rennie, Jane Ann Skinner, Duane Torvik. Fifth Grade — Violet Fagerstrom, June Fair, Sonia Husby, Gail Indseth, Mary Langer, Marie Jeanette Morton, Dale Saxvik, Virginia Shafer, Lois Solberg, Annette Torvik, Delores Wells. Sixth Grade— Margaret Erickson, Shirley Laskin, Dorothy Knecht, Elaine See, Margaret Olson. Richholt School Fourth Grade—Evelyn Klein, Au- diene Wilson, Marlys Korupp, Ruth Richert, Billy Cunningham, Richard Knutson, Harriet Wagar, Myla Mit- chell, Mina Mitchell. Fifth Grade—Charles Ballou, Jean Burman, Suzanne Melville, Mary Jane Nelson, Eileen Neubauer, Mary Jean Pickles, Lyle Porter, Percy Quanrud, Helen Louise Scott. Sixth Grade—Jean Gillette, ‘Will School 7th Grade: Jack Brandenburg, Florence Cohenour, Grace Colberg, John Conrad, Rebecca Freitag, Wilda Chapman, John Gunnes, Helen Hed- den, Bert Mahiman, Merriam Mann, Ann Louise Selvig, Eileen Sket, Adele Solberg, Edna Solberg, Pauline Spare and Ronald Wheeler, 8th Grade: Lucia Bantz, Gladys |Hawley, Helen Johnson, John Lnyg- \stad, Arlene Mann, Joe Sirnchek and Jean Speaks. PERFECT ATTENDANCE William Moore School First Grace—Richard Brandis, Rod- ney Fisher, Elizabeth Flurrer, Cecil Fritsvold, Shirley Knecht, Marian ;Lawrence, Elaine Lee, Pat Myhre, George Olson, Hubert Putnam, Ar- line Solberg McCay Vernon. Second Grade*Jim Dolph, Norma Ellingson, Robert Emckson, Paul Flurer, Robert Gunness, Helen Kel- ler, John Morton, Janice Omdahl, \ i | | |Joe Parks, Mary Putnam, John Swen- son, Regina Tolchinsky, Joan Wells, Douglas Yeater. Third Grade—Errold Adams, Rich- ard Aide, Lester Collis, Alfred Dale, Marguerite Ellingson, Richard Iver- son, John Larson, Oscar Lovin, Rob- Kathryn Rindahl, Jack Schunk, James Smiih, Marguerite |Loren Vettel, Billy Waldschmidt. Fourth Grade—Mar'an _ Brandes, |Czipe, Richard Fevold, Royann Ken- |nelly, Donald McDonald. Frank Mil- jhollan, Charles Oemonson, Jane Riggs, Marjorie Robinson, Mildred ‘Schlechter, Richard Waldo, Virginia | Audrey Cave, Grace Clausintzer, Ruby |Mary Logan, Jeanne Larsen, Arland Robert Cohenour, Constance | Hofstrand, a » rite Degg, Muriel Dres- a Ernest Erick- | Little, Helen Lokken, Charles Morton, |Cole, Marguerite Degg, piesa! Phyllis erp Verne Coulter, Ted Forde, Jean Fra-|ald Erickson, Joan Fisher, Donald |George Constans, Michael Chernick, Wheeler, Beverly Gunness, Norman | Virginia Nassif, Ruth Nelson, La zier, Jack Gibbs, La Verne Gierke, Robert Green, Dorothy Hanson, Mar- jion Martin, Melvin Montgomery, jJack Ohde. Kenneth Price, Roy | Putz, Cleo Schultz, Jare Ann Skin- ner Darwin Solberg, Duane Torvik. Fifth Grade—Gladys Betterly, Don- ald Brophy, John Engen. Buddy Har- grave, Frank Ritchey, Emma Louise ~—~|Bechtold, John Belk, Calvin Bertsch, | ryngstad, Grayden Dahlen, Robers Devereaux, Virginia Devitt, Violet Fagerstrom, |June Fair, Eleanor Hoffman, Sonia |Husby, George Larson, Marie Jean- jette Morton, Vernon Rudser, Warren | Satter, Virginia Shafer, Dale Sax- vik, Lois Solberg, Joyce Stoen, Anette Torvik, Charles Vettel, Mary Waldo, Delores Wells, Billy Wright, Howard Abbot. Sixth Grade—Marlin Abbott, Billy | Arntson, Florence Boutrous, Arthur | Digby, Neilan Hedahl, Morgan Jones, |Leonard Quanrud, Evelyn Starner, Betty Albee, Earl Albee, Billy Aughney, Clyde Cochrane, Margaret Dolph, La Verne Dresbach, Margaret Erickson, Beatrice Hendricks, Dorothy Knecht, Aletha La Grove, Warren Little, Ber- ‘nard Lueck, Donald McGann, Esther | Nassif, Margaret Olson, Mary Jane Refvem, Betty Rosenthal, James |Schlechter, Robert Schorrege, Alec | Sirnchuk, Rosella Sjoblom, Alice Stoen, | Audrey Waldschmidt, Ardis Wells, Richholt School First Grade—Arthur Bredy, Roee- Helsing, Van George, Nancy Tavis, mary Bozak, Blaine Combs, Beverly Erickson, Arlys Kalland, Richard Karl- gaard, Caroline Knowlen, Jack Koch, Donna Knutson, Fred Lunn, Wilbur, Mandigo, Duane Miller, Irene Ode, La Verne Peterson, Marion Piercy, Joseph Pinks, Winnifred Quanrud, Lois Rich- ert, Leland Thal, Jerry Thronson, Clarence Tolliver, James Walcher, Marlys Wooton, Vernon Aune, Nadine Corley, Walter Correll, Beverly Goble, Herbert Herman, Norman Knovwler,| Wilbert Koerig, Betty Te Kippe, Dor- othy Thomas, Lyman Thornton, John’ Wenzel, Goldie Wilson. Second Grade—Alfred Clausniteer, Beverly Combs, Orville Erickson, Rob: ert Erickson, Kenneth Gobel, Robert Gierke, Harvey Gray, Charlotte Guss- ner, La Verne Johnson, Emmarillis Jordon, Betty Klein, Lois Knapp, Wayne Lunn, Dorothy Martin, Rena Mayer, Jane Parks, Jack Paul, Donald Robinson, Robert Russell, Fred Wal- ker, John Fritz, Reuben Hochhalter, Robert Lee, Alvin Kord, Jesse Wilson. Third Grade—Eugene Aune, Lau- rence Aune, Jeanne Blensley, Rhoda Burch, Isabel Corell, Russel Folmer, Roland Fuller, Geraldine Gillette, Walter Harding, Virginia Heidinger, Ralph Hektner, Ellen Klee, Elden Mayer, Junior Miller, Elmer Ode, Paul Porter, Jackie Scott, Gordon Sengek, John Smith, Orville Stark, Russel Thompson, Emma Mae Tolliver. ‘Will School Sel Seventh Grade—Barbara Baker, Howard Beers, Ann Bergeson, Jack Brandenburg, Kath1 Lynn Burkhart, Jack Cochran, Grace Colberg, John Conrad, Glen Coons, Dorothy Dale, Tom Davis, Richard Davis, Jack Dunn, Alfield Engen, Jack Everts, John Forten- Hansen, Helen Hedden, Walter Hoff- man, Isabel Holwegner, Eunice Jes- sen, Harold Johanson, Martha Jona- than, Ralph Kaline, Milton Klien, Kunkel, Royce LaGrave, Mildred Lar- Edna Lynstad, Bert Mahiman, Mer- tian Mann, Marian Martin, Charles Martin, Janet Mason, Raymon Mc- Cullough, Ludwig Merkel, Marietta Meyer, Lois Milhollan, Arthur Mont- gomery, Joan Morton, Delores Mun- ger, Joe Nicolas; Leo Raymond Olson, Allan Oleson, Catherine O™M Eunice Omdahl, Joyce Paviak, Wal- demar Person, Gene Peters, Howard Peterson, Vernon Peterson, Bruce Plomasen, Ruth Register, Elizabeth Ritterbush, Genevieve Sack, Will Schiender, James Schunk, Edgar Schultz, Janet Sell, Dana Register, Ann Louise Selvig, Eileen Skie, Ed. ward Smith, Adele Solberg, Edna Sol- berg, Grant Solberg, Pauline Spare, Frances Spohn, Sylvia Stangler, Grant Sylvia Thorson, Anne Tillotson, Ar- Ronald Wheeler, Donald Starner,| arnold Winfree, Frank Wilson, La- Vonne Young. Arnston, Thomas Baker, Lucia Ban- tz, Nick Barbie, Earl Beatt, Earl Ben- esh, Raymond Boelter, James Bou- trous, Robert Burkardt, Paul Carr, Coats, bach, Lucille Dutt, Lois Erdahl, Flateland, Margaret Forester, Ber- nard Fuller, Emil Goehner, Evelyn Griffeth, Llewellyn Hamery, Hargrave, Gladys Hawley, Albert Holwegner, Elaine Hugelman, Wilbert Jahnke, Helen Johnson, Lydia Kal- lenberger, Marion Kant, Priscilla Kanz, Keith Kelly, Norma Kuehn, Donald. E. Larson, Norman Edwin Lee, Kenneth Little, John Beverly Machov, Edwin Hochhalter, Richard Harrison, Wil- liam Galving, Arlene Mann, Dolorus Mayer, Dorothy McCall, Claribel Mc- Goon, Lyle Mills, LeRoy Mitchell, Luella Monroe, Alta Moos, Lucille Morton, Aloysius Moszer, Dorothy Mueller, Helen Murray, Ellen Nelson, Fern Nord, Perl Norum, Adelene Ode, Gilbert Olson, Margaret Owens, Wal- lace Pinks, Herbert Raaen, Whitney Refvem, Billy Register, John Ritchey, Evelyn Leonard Rosen, Rosenberg, Irma Rudser, Ruth Sandin, Ruebdin Sasse, Jane Seelye, Joe Sirnchek, Betty Smith, John Solberg, Roland Solum, Victor Sorsdahl, Jean Speaks, Arthur Stadler, Beverly Swett, Frank Vogel, Joe Volk, Robert Welck, Wil- liam Weymouth, Virginia Wilson, Bob ‘Woodmansee, Bob Yeasley, Mary Yeater. Fourth Grade: Vivian Anderson, Roscoe let Feltman, John Gussner, Marion Mchen, Evelyn Klein, Richard Knut- Boise, nick, Dolores Delzer, Robert Erickson, Lois Knudson, Norma Koons, John|Russell Jones, James Kiley, Robert son, Inez Lee, Bob Lipp, Viola Lueck, prolge Htoerky cote ‘an finan Laura Spitzer, Ruben Weigelt, Arthur John Heising, June Le Roy, James McLaughlin, Allene Olstad, Jean . Ralph| Skel, Lucille crt Lyngstad, Jacqueline McDonald, Cee OW EEIE cee Wale, Beatrice Arnold, Atkinson, th e—Jean Aide, Helen |Spencer Boise, Jeanette Nelson, Ger- | Betty’ Grace Cave, Robert ook) Sack'| aatse:, Sam atatena tana eciondan! ard Meyer, Heien Wald, Gweneti Tes- ler, Alvina epitaer, Hart Stel, Donald Change of Bus Schedule oe ee ae Effective Nov. 12, 1934 Evelyn Coats, Elizabeth Parley, BELGIUM CABINET RESIGNS TUESDAY Action of Government Due to Resignations of Two Ministers Scientists Studying Jungle Magic; Seek Solution to Mental Maladies Recife, Brazil, Nov. 13 Jungle magic is being studied to the throb of the tom-tom by sci- entists who hope to aid native sufferers of mental maladies. It is the black magic of Africa, brought across the Atlantic in slave days, which the Brazilian specialists are scrutinizing at a four-day congress, Also watch- ing the weird rites are artists and writers. Beverly Korupp, Eloyse Kositsky, Adolf Kutchera, Philip Livdahl, which is said to hold strong sway over many illiterate natives. Natives of several tribes, immi- apd from Africa, are attending congress. African jungle magic, scientists say, is responsible for much men- tal suffering in this country when &@ person seeks relief for some dis- order, “The ‘patient’,” one authority said, “is kept awake several nights and put through weird, exotic rites. In the end, by the power of suggestion, he is allowed to go in the belief he has been cured of his mental malady, and he is from then on a sworn believer.” Nelson, Pearl | Porter, Toliver, Elaine ‘Trousdale, Ketaetoe ‘Wensel, Dalton Asch, Granville Asch, bony! Boelter, Mata De Groot, Jean- Forsythe, er Koenig, George Toliver, Hazel Wilson. Burch, Robert Brussels, Nov. 13.— (#)—Count Charles De Broqueville ‘Tuesday an- nounced to parliament the resigna- tion of the cabinet he headed as pre- The action of the government, he explained, was due to Opportunity .Room: Bruce Leonard Lee, Ross Morris, Kenneth Chanting women danced under forest trees to the thumping drums Monday night. The jungle performance brought to the watchers first-hand information on an atavistic African ritual faxine Brauer, Frances; © Bouirea i sen vention in the case, Sheriff Edgar ‘Wachter School Taylor began preparations for the First Grade: Frank Finlayson, Mil- Caer eunin Lee legal hanging in inson, loward r inty’s ory. ee, hogs Free) Guyton Zorn was convicted of fafally shoot- ead, ing Lester C. Jones, state industrial school faculty member, during an at- tempted burglary at the institution here last summer. The defendant had asked for life imprisonment on 4 ground he had confessed the kill- ‘The chamber of deputies adjourn- ed after hearing the retiring premier feet - ie hie which he de- fel ngth the of the policy Melech, O'leary, Donald Pike, Grace Weigelt, Erickson, Finkle, Joan King, Frances Ann Lipp, , _ Bidon Dirck Schneider, Paul Vogel, Shirley |*28pp, Mae Young. borin Wingerter. 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