The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, May 17, 1935, Page 7

ee ST. MARY'S ANNUAL | IS DISTRIBUTED 10 SENIORS AT SCHOOL “ *Marichimes’ Reviews History of Local Group, Tells of Achievements . Copies of “Marichimes,” third an- mual student publication by the sen- . ors of St. Mary’s high school, recently from the presses of the Bismarck ‘Tribune and now are being distributed ‘4n Bismarck. ‘The book, the finest of its kind ever gotten out by the school, is dedicated Bernadine Barrett, editor, and Eliza- beth Marie Laist, assistant; Eugene B. McDonald, business manager, and Ur- ban J. Hagen, assistant. Members of the faculty, in addition to Fathers Feehan and Holleman and Sister Andriette, are Sister Norine, mathematics and sewing; Sister John Clement, social science; Sister Her- man, music; Sister Corda, commercial subjects and physical education; Sis- ter Macrina, languages; Sister Marie, Matural sciences, and Sister Mary Ger- trude, English and social science. Members of the senior class shown in the work are Dorothy Brooks, Helen Breen, Bernadine Barrett, Marie Bag- ley, Edwin Barbie, William Dolan, Ar- thur Czeczok, Christine Eisele, Jean Dallier, Dorothea Enders, Marion Fal- coner, Margaret Fox, Eunice Fisher, Frank Geierman, John Guthrie, Ur- ‘ban Hagen, James Hessinger, Charles Holkup, Mary Holkup, Elaine Her- mann, Margaret Homan, Martin Henlein, Robert Kaiser, Emma Kreg- _THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935 erbeck, Marianne Kohoutek, Elizabeth Laist, Anton Litt, Tom Lee, Vera Mathewson, Robert Murphy, Cather- ine McDonald, Rosemary Morris, Eu- gene McDonald, Virginia Patzman, Grace Roherty, Catherine Stecher, Ann Schlosser, Zita Usselman, Mary Flora Wood, Rosina Becker, Valen- tine Steiner, William Croake and Clar- ence Schlosser. Rhyme Mentions Everyone One of the interesting features of the book is the class rhyme, mention- ing each student by name and giving information ss to the character, achievements or habits of each grad- uate, Publication of the book, explanation is made, was financed by receipts from &@ play “Oh, Professor” and the con- tributions of local business firms, to whom grateful acknowledgement is made. Considerable research is evidenced by publication of the whereabouts of each member of the class of 1934. to Most Rev. Vincent Wehrle, Bishop of Bismarck, in recognition of his sil- ver jubilee as bishop and “out of grat- ithde, love and respect.” An excel- lent picture of Bishop Wehrle is the first of numerous photographical il- Justrations in the work. g Others depict the school building, the chapel, Rev. Father Robert A. Feehhn, rector of St. Mary's and School superintendent; Sister Andri- ette and the seven other nuns who are Members of the high school faculty; >. Rev. Father Henry Holleman, instruc- tor in religion; individual pictures of members of the senior class; group «picture of the junior, sophomore and freshman classes; pictures of the girls glee club, the mixed glee club, the basketball and football squads and Coach Ted Meinhover, the cheer lead- ets, the girls athletic association and tumbling team, the alumni of 1934 in single pictures and single pictures of all alumai of the high school from 1922 to 1933, inclusive. Is Ilustrated In addition there are a large num- ‘ber of informal photographs, showing scenes of school life. 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Soups Impt. Swiss Cheese, Impt. Roquefort, Gammelost, Camembert, Gjetost, Primost E. A. BROWN Where Quality Counts The Sanitary Siore All Phones 1400 122 Fifth Street . All Phones 1400 Beets, fancy, new, per Ib. ....... 5c Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes, Peas, Wax Beans, Radishes, A $1.00 Value Bottle de- + H | west River bridge where Morse had Young Extortionist ‘been directed +o place the sum under Slain in Police Trap od of harm to members of his | family. Guilford, Conn., May 17—(®)—The| A department of justice agent and slaying in a police trap of Howard H.| several state and local police, lying in (Bud) Landon, 21, was believed by| wait at the rendezvous fired on Lan- authorities Friday to have cleared up|don. Lieutenant Willard E. Bushy @ $150 extortion plot aimed at Emory| of the Westbrook state police barracks Morse, local feed merchant. said the men intended to fire over Landon was shot down Thursday|the victim’s head. The youth was night as he tled from a spot near|rushed to a sanitarium here but was jeonnect Landon definitely with the found dead on arrival, a bullet hole in Morgan May Take Big Christie, Manson & Woods in London, his chest. ‘ r* will be held in fc sessions, Ji “4 Loss in Art Auction!) 2 1 became known Thursday. The state police leutenant said he had information which appeared to I é Art dealers say the late J. Pierpon' New York, May 17.—(#)—J. P. Mor- att tet rtion. - empted extot may have to take a paper J ‘ag| Morgan spent around $2,000,000 in as: lishms collection. If an Eng! an leaves $1,000,000 | high as $1,000, when his father's |°™>ling his magnificent at his death, his heirs get only $600,- scteuitve ‘colleen of miniatures is| It is estimated the collection should 000; the rest goes to the British gov-|sold at auction next month. bring in the neighborhood of $1,000,- ernment as an inheritance tax. 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