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6 THE RIMROCK ECHO LAST YEAR'S GRADUATES ARE Alumni Report Varied Activities LOCATED graduates, the school in which This list will be continued in Postoffice Dan Cupid is Busy Among Our Grads We are supplying a list of last year's they are teaching, and their addresses. a later issue. Name School Lillian Schatz, who has been teaching for the past four years in Lodge Grass, is assistant high school principal there. She spent the past summer in the University of Wisconsin working toward an M. A. degree. Siche Houck, June '34, who is teaching at Moore, spent last week- end in Billings. Virginia Lofgren, June '34, is teaching the first three grades and music in all grades in the Huntley Project Schools. Juanita Davis, June '34, one of the editors of the Rimrock Echo, and editor of the Rimrock Annual 1934, is teaching third and fourth grades at Kalispell. Helen Lewis, June '34, is teach- ing primary grades at Ennis, Mon- tana. Burnadette Brown is teaching a rural school twelve miles from Sid- ney. David Duncan, June '33, is carry- ing the leading role of Lieutenant Colonel George Custer in the play, \More Died Than Men.\ This is the fall quarter major production at the - Montana State University. Pauline Kleinhesselink won a scholarship in voice at the Juillard School in New York City. Her voice is a coloratura soprano. Clarice Hoffman has a music po- sition in the Forsyth schools. Irene Gille is teaching music in the grades in Lodge Grass. Ann Bolla is teaching at Calvert, Montana. While at Fort Peck, Mr. Abbott was entertained by Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Wengler. Mrs. Wengler, who was La Verne Herman before her marriage, is a graduate of Eastern Montana Normal School. Carey Alice Sanderson, June '33, is teaching the first and second grades in Laurel this year. Maxine Hitch, August '35, and Katherine Swanbro, June '34, were in Billings Saturday. Miss Hitch teaches upper grades and Miss Swanbro the primary grade in Mar- tinsdale. George Sanderson is principal of the Rimrock School on the Poly- technic Drive. This is his first year there. — G RADS HOLD OFFICES Virginia Aagard, Mr. Campbell, and May Harper, all graduates of E. M. N. S., were elected president, vice-president, and secretary-treas- urer respectively of the Midland Empire Rural Teachers Association at a meeting of the organization on September 28, 1935. According to a recent report made by the Colorado State Teach- er's College at Greeley, college edu- cation is provided in Montana at a cost per student that is $56.78 less than the average cost in the eleven western states. The report covered the period 1928 to 1934 and the average cost Decker Kirby Crow Agency Lodge Grass Lodge Grass Wyola Boyd Fromberg Belfry Absarokee Sdockett Miles City Miles City Powderville Baker Mackenzie Baker Plevna Westmore Westmore Westmore Lewistown Forest Grove Moore Grass Range Winifred Lewistown Winifred Hilger Grass Range Hazny Mecaha Korner Belmont Cushman Franklin Benchland Utica Buffalo Poison Poison Poison Chester Circle Nickwall Ennis Musselshell Musselshell Roundup Melstone Roundup Conrad Conrad Ledger Ranchcreek Broadus Coalwood Coalwood Terry Fallon Brockton Savage Savage Dore, N. Dak. Sidney Froid Westby Dean Broadview Molt Sidney per student was derived for each institution from total enrollments and total educational expenditures. In a comparison with educational institutions of other regions, Mon- tana costs were $160.45 less per student than in the central states and $154.91 less than in the eastern states. Henrietta Lammers, former stud- ent at E. M. N. S., was married in Jackson, Wyoming in July to George Pirrie of Hedgesville. Mr. Pirrie owns a large sheep ranch. Miss Lammers taught one year at Bran- denburg, Montana. Lorine Northy, also a former stud- ent, and Alfred Thiel of Ryegate were married in Billings last June. Mr. Thiel works in the court house in Ryegate and also owns a farm, where they are living now. Noel Rigby and Mary Fitzgerald, graduates of class of '34, were unit- ed in marriage shortly after school began this fall. Both are teaching in Broadview. Ruby Pinnick, a former student, was married to John Jansma of Billings during the summer. Mr. and Mrs. Jansma live near Billings, where Mr. Jansma is a 4-H Club leader. Others Patronize Hymen The following graduates of E. M. N. S. were married this past sum- mer: Miss Dorothy Hart, June '30, of Glendive to Ralph Coreley of Savage, Montana. Miss Evelyn Ole, June '31, of Glendive to Arnold Johnson, Melville. Miss Frances Wright, June 8, 1934, of Laurel to Bud Nelson. Miss Marion Brandon, June 10, 1932, of Pompey's Pillar to Harold Rickman at Billings. Lorna Stark, June '33, who was teaching at Vida married Floyd D. Wilson of Great Falls. Doris Settergren, June '29, of Billings, a teacher in Harlow- ton, to Henry Robinson, also an instructor in Harlowton. The Rimrock Echo will be mailed throughout the year to all alumni and former students for fifty cents. Please mail your address and fifty cents in stamps to The Rimrock Echo or to Miss 'Mary Meek, B. M. N. S., Billings, Montana. Frances Holmes, June '35, is teach ing the primary grades at Shawmut Mrs. Marie Menaige, August '35, is teaching the Taber School near Shawmut. Dorothy Lucas, March '35, of Har- lowtown, is teaching at White Sul- phur Springs. Lena Hedegaard, a former stud- ent, is teaching the lower grades in Crane School near Sidney. Olga Sos Upper Spring Creek Errettl Moyer Elk Creek Alta Askdal Departmental Irene Gille Grade 3 Rut h Gregory Albright Robert Stong Powers Sybil Christiani In Town Alice Patterson In Town Laurine Crossen In Town Edith Collins Rudd Anne Bolla Calvert Vivian Selle Substitute at Miles City Bessie Morgan Strevelle Garnet Schirmer Carrol Creek Lester Ristow Colbo Juanita Perso Mackenzie Edward Higgenbotham Gulden Valley Dulane Fulton Morton Esther Ludwig .Korth Carrington Connie Young Lincoln Evelyn Huber Hoover Arline Janke —Lower Beaver Creek Paul Johnson In Town Helen Hoven Rock Creek Fannie Young Grades 1-2-3 Bessie Willis Gerhard Margaret McCrery Bear Paw Glenna Crow Rose Creek Hilda Hill Box Elder Muriel Kirkpatrick. Ryan Lilibell Hawks Garfield County No. 19 Tillie Jensen Garfield County No. 25 La Roma Byall Glacier County No. 48 Shirley Easton _Golden Valley No. 20 Cora Molt .. Golden Valley No. 28 Mildred Mashino Golden Valley No. 54 Curtin Hughes Village School Florence Boyd Sapphire Marguerite Hansen New Libby Leah Rowan Fourth Grade Gwendolyn Flaherty Second Grade Elaine Erther First Grade Eugenia Wise Laird Gertrude Murphy Coal Creek Jean Hamre Nickwall Carma \Babcock Madison County No. 62 Winnifred Hennebry Musselshell No. 9 Audrey Edmonds Musselshell No. 9 Willa Clark Musselshell No. 34 Ann Wilson Musselshell No. 37 Hazel Simpson Musselshell No. 79 Bernice ,Mettes Pioneer Mare Hodges First Grade Lucile Howard Moulton Phil Matross Ranchcreek Sadie Oswalt Shiner Helen Holt Bidwell Lottie Schultz Coalwood Laverne Babcock First Grade Peaches Hank Sackman Pearl Anderson Longview Audrey Shields Washington Mary Gibbs Washington Rose Myron Church Gordon Brandon Girard Alice Wekander Pioneer Inez Waddell Sheridan County No. 3 Mabel Kloster Stillwater County No. 18 Zylpha Townsend Stillwater County No. 22 Loif.i Sanderson Rural School Burnadette Brown Rural School (To be continued in next issue) Education Costs But Little in Montana Leon Foote Married In June, Leon Foote, son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Foote, and Miss Mildred Rodeberg were married in ti Roundup. Both were members of the March '30 class. The ypung people went at once to Yellowstone Park, where Leon was assistant transportation man- ager at Calyon, aad Mildred worked in a shop at the Canyon Hotel. They are now at home at Denton, where Leon is high school coach.
