Public School News and Achievements in Early Grades
The first grade winners listed include Audrey Lawson and Leah Ferris with others. Mable Newcome serves as first grade president. Fourth grade penmanship awards go to Clarence Bleecker and others, with Lois Hodgskiss suffering a broken foot. Reports mention health posters, songs learned, and letters exchanged with students in France and England.
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Audrey Lawson
Leah Ferris
Bonnie June Shiell
Donna Allum
Jeanette McGillis
Harriet Browne
Betty Jean Coffey
Mable Newcome
Henry Suzzallo
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of Teaching
New York
Mildred Nelson
France
Jere Coffey
England
Clarence Bleecker
Hatfield Rosengren
Alice King
Jack Hodgskiss
Frank Clark
Alma Jean Hardy
Francis Faltermeyer
Lois Hodgskiss
Francis Stark
Easter Cantata at Farmington church and Union meeting
Rev Engh will lead Easter Sunday services at the Norwegian Lutheran church with the Conrad Lutheran choir of 17 voices performing an Easter cantata at 2 30 p m. The Farmers Union monthly meeting follows at the hall Monday evening with a social time and lunch.
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Engh
Conrad Lutheran Choir
Farmers’ Union
Fred Woodward
Henry Davidson
Ralph Baldani
Chateau Hospital
W. G. Dauwalder
Bole
Farmington
F. W. Smith
Mabel Tokerud
Helmet Anderson
T. Tokerud
Dutton
H. J. Frick
Gregor Tangen
Cal Binford
Clarence Stenson
C. M. Swenson
W. F. Arensmeyer
Joan Chalmers
Great Falls
Adolph and
Emil Arensmeyer
Home Demonstration Club
John Edwards
Ole Depner
Martin Depner
Senior Class Chooses Play A Lucky Break
The senior class selects A Lucky Break as the 1932 class play with tentative performances on April 22 or 29. Principal Guthrie directs rehearsals with Miss Marguerite Harris to take over later. the show is popular, comparing to The Tight Wad. Professor Freeman of the state university may give the commencement address.
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A. 3B
Guthrie
Marguerite Harris
Paul W. Freeman
Engleh
The
State University
School Elections In Teton County On Saturday
School elections across Teton county set for Saturday electing two trustees in each district. Voters must meet state residency rules. some districts allow non registration for second and third class districts. Incumbents B A Roll and Earl Yeager in Dist No 1 seek re election. Local records list top times and distances from recent invitational events and state interscholastic marks in track and field.
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Teton County
Chateau
B. A. Roll
Earl Yeager
Yeager
W. E. Lockhart
Mr. Roll
United States
Montana
Prof Crawford Dies at 61 After Teaching Careers
Obituary notes Prof. Crawford a Northwestern and University of Chicago law school lecturer born August 24 1880 in Buchanan Michigan He taught public speaking at Oak Park High School and conducted adult education classes He traveled in Europe and directed travel parties Edwin eldest son lives in Los Angeles with three Chicago student sons remaining He leaves wife Joy W Crawford and four sons Idwill DeLisle John and Joseph
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Northwestern University
Cawford
Crawford
Oak Park
Oak Park High School
University of Chicago Law School
Hawthorne
Western Electric Company
Cicero
Buchanan
Mich
University of Michigan
Beloit College
West Suburban
Wiow
Joy W. Crawford
Idwill
DeLisle
John
Joseph
Professor Crawford
W. Crawford
Lions Club
Montana
Chicago
Edwin
Los Angeles
Local Track Team Builds Depth for Upcoming Meet
Interest centers Carl Maccany and Jess Bleecker are counted on as Harmon and Ralph Bleecker compete in high jump and pole vault. Practices have just begun and no definite frontrunner is clear yet. Bob Burns and John Anderson show promising form.
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Leslie Burns
Hoffman
Power
Balko
Centerville
Honaker
Belt
Orr
Irwin
Wells
Teton
Conrad
Carl Maccany
Jess Bleecker
Harmon
Ralph Bleecker
Bob Burns
John Anderson
Corvallis Track Meet Results Snapshot
Readable fragments show shot put distances around 50 feet and discus at 128 feet. Notable marks include high jump near 5 feet 11 and one broad jump roughly 22 feet 3.8 inches. Names Blumenthal Havre Eldridge White Sulphur Springs appear as participants.
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Conrad
Motil
Centerville
Dale
Teton
Loomis
Hoffman
Power
Missoula
State University
R. Peden
Custer
E. Good
Great Falls
Charteris
Watson
Helena
Maple
Belfry
Caven
Custer Missoula
Javalin
Poppie
Corvallis
Blumenthal
Beaverhead
Eldridge
Havre
Hamilton
White Sulphur Springs
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