Second Year Class Stages One Act Farce Our Aunt From California
The second year class presented a one act farce titled Our Aunt From California in chapel on Tuesday morning. Sally impersonates the wealthy Mrs. Muntoberth during the aunt's simulated absence, leading to a comedy of errors before the mother arrives to resolve matters. The cast includes Felecia Needy, Rose Routch, Rosalie Needy, Betty Allen, Sally Needy, Alles Gra, Mrs Mantobertha Farrell, Mrs Needy, the dressmaker Evelyn Hunter, and the maid Vera Bornard. The play, directed by Miss Noll and Miss Young, showcases strong student acting and the production links to North Dakota Vocational Schools. The article also notes former staff: Grace B. Bolinger and Elizabeth A. Broomall, with later positions at Parsons College and in San Diego, respectively.
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California
Chapel
Sally
Muntoburn
Europe
Miss Noll
Miss Young
Felecia Needy
Rose Routch
Rosalie Needy
Betty Allen
Sally Needy
Alles Gra
Mantobertha Farrell
Needy Frieda Kalow
Evelyn Hunter
Vera Bornard
Speakers Chosen for Commencement Week
President C B Allen announces two principal speakers for Commencement Week. Professor R R Price head of extension at University of Minnesota will deliver the senior sermon and baccalaureate at Agricultural College Fargo on June 12. Dr Allan Hoben head of Sociology at Carleton College will speak on June 16 on The Educational Value of Play.
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C. B. Allen
Clabe
R. R. Price
University of Minnesota
Agricultural College
Fargo
E. En
Allan Hoben
Carleton College
Hoben
University of Chicago
Valley
City
Former Faculty Members Where Former Faculty Members Where
Former and current educators are listed with new assignments and residences. May E Bowmas now Mrs May Lockett lives in Crosby as a stenography and typewriting teacher in 1905-06. Martha E Dewey AB taught reading and expression 1915-18 in Wayne Nebraska. B S Koopman head of accounting at Theodore Roosevelt High School New York City also teaches at Columbia University. Edward P Crain head of State Motor Vehicle Registration in Bismarck. Floyd T Goodier Chicago Heights superintendent since 1918, ex Training School head 1915-18. Greta Gibson principal Spiritwood since 1918, critic in Training School 1917-18. Jessie Farup assistant in physical education 1915-18 now director in Fond du Lac Wisconsin. Grat Dickingon critic in Training School and psychology instructor 1912-17. Jes Florence Hill history teacher 1908-19 now high school instructor in Elkhart Indiana. F L Haeberle penmanship and bookkeeping 1902-03 now commercial professor at Shattuck Military Academy Minnesota. Andrew P Hollis superintendent Training School 1900-13 now extension lecturer in Agricultural College. Mrs A P Hollis Mable MacDonald taught home economics 1910-13 now State Supervisor in Home Economics Federal...
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May E. Bowmas
May E. Lockett
Crosby
Martha E. Dewey
Department of
Orma
Wayne
Nebraska
Mendota
Illinois
Theodore Roosevelt High School
New York City
B. Koopman
Columbia University
Ogden Ave
Edward P. Crain
Bismarck
Chicago Heights
Floyd T. Goodier
Misa Gretta Gibson
Spiritwood
Jessie E. Farup
Fondye
Wisconsin
Grat Dickingon
Ndo
State Normal School
Natchitoches
Isiana
Anced
Jes Florence Hill
Elkhart
Indiana
F. L. Haeberle
Shattuck Military Academy
Minnesota
Andrew P. Hollis
Art of Living With Children
Mary B. Kiy discusses guiding children through modern unrest by nurturing poetry, song, and literature at home and in school. She emphasizes Mother's role beyond Mother Goose, the lifelong impact of rhymes, and the need for home literacy to foster refined language and values.
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Mary B. Kiy
B C B Corporation Formed by Eighth Grade Class
White eighth grade arithmetic class forms a baseball company or corporation. DeEtte Scholberg elected president. Shares sold at 10 each to raise 200 capital. They have sold 130 so far with two games played earning 2.50 then 26. Candy and ice cream sales boosted profits in the second game. Olaf Norman designed a sign for the door bearing the company name.
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Venus
DeEtte Scholberg
Olaf Norman
B. C. B. Corporation
Jolly Day at School Picnic at Chautauqua Park
May 18 marked the annual school picnic at Chautauqua Park. Faculty and students enjoyed perfect weather, lined up for meals, and watched stunts in the auditorium after a day of sightseeing and class role drawing led by Generalissimo of the Day.
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Chautauqua Park
Chautauqua
Spalding
Kjerstad
Muthaler
Seniors Stage Elaborate Campus Talent Show And Wedding
Celebrities such as Paderewski Kreisler and Schumann-Heink appeared in a campus program featuring dances plays and songs. Seniors ended with a wedding scene as Laura Loucks married Roy Larson in a gymnasium ceremony. Judges awarded the best stunt medal to the Senior class the Supreme Order of Fools.
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Paderewski
Kreisler
Schumann-Heink
Mr. Hovey
Mr. Wernett
Seymour
Misa Gardner
Miss Lowry
Miss Clark
Miss Young
Dr. O'Harrow
Patton
Mr. Spalding
Rollwall
Miss. McCoy
Mary
Ruth Hurlbut
Laura Loucks
Ella May Boyd
Edithurgess
Roy Larson
Rev. Logue
Valley City Visitors and Memorial Day Plans Highlight Weekend
Ayrey and Aupney visit from Sanford and nearby towns. Katherine Kent arrives from Alexandria to stay with J W Alrich. Valley City hosts extensive visitors, fishing trips, and baseball outings. Major D S Ritchie to deliver Memorial Day address in Fargo. J H Sampson's car accident near Buffalo leaves no injuries. Jennie Grewcox from Brainerd to visit Nielson family. Bowery dance by American Legion draws crowd with over $90 taken in. Valley City Gun Club posts shooting records led by Cheney and Ashley.
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D. S. Ritchie
Valley City
Fargo
American Legion
Valley City Notes and Local Sports Bulletin
The local season opens Wednesday with a game against Calgar Flat Sox from Anda. Reports include Lew Craswell’s acute appendicitis in Bismarck, John Alderman's NY trip, and L D. Bowen’s North Dakota Press Association visit. also Mary Gerke’s death at 88, postal and air mail service changes, Miriam Woodberry’s Valley City visit, and a Nordic Lutheran church meeting in Montpelier with pastors from multiple towns.
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Everbody
Bng
Calgar Flat Sox
Anda
Lew Craswell
Bismarck
William Craswell
L. D. Bowen
Hope
Valley City
Bowen
North Dakota Press Association
Jamestown
Montpelier
I. L. Laaseson
Hastings
V. Larson
E. Struxness
Nome
J. C. Wisnaes
Kathryn
L. Q. Lasseson
Litchville
Joseph Johnson
Hans Keland
Seniors Juniors Enjoy Big Party at School Gym
On Monday evening May 16 the faculty hosted a dancing party for the Junior and Senior classes plus several town guests in the school gymnasium. The Beachem McFerland orchestra played, bringing wide enjoyment as attendees reported a good time when Home Sweet Home was played at 11. A receiving line formed in the library before guests moved to the gymnasium, and later the library was crowded with frappe.
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Beachem-McFerland Orchestra
Home
Frappe
Homecoming Plans Rally Enthusiasm At State Normal School
Local members eagerly anticipate this year's Homecoming and will meet trains on Tuesday June 14 and Wednesday June 15 to transport attendees to the State Normal School. Visitors should wear red and blue badges to be recognized on arrival. At the main entrance the old register will note arrivals, then guests go to the new Alumni Headquarters as the decorating committee welcomes them.
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ASL V. C. N
State Normal School
Algo
Alumni Publicity Committee Promises Creative Display
The Alumni Publicity Committee works with pen, pencil, pins and paint-brush to craft a striking project. They invite viewers to judge the result while they invite guests to make themselves at home on campus.
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Mittee
Alumni Publicity Committee
Notice to Creditors in the Wittig Estate
Gina Wittig executrix of William Wittig deceased of Eckelson Barnes County North Dakota publishes notice to creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers within six months after first publication at the law offices of Combs and Ritchie Valley City North Dakota dated May 10 1921 first publication May 12 last publication June 2 reads as a formal probate notice in a small town journal including venue and attorney names
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William Wittig
Gina Wittig
Eckelson
Barnes
North Dakota
Combs & Ritchie
Valley City
Barnes County
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