Traill County Rural Schools, Eighth Grade Graduation, 1934

Publication

Traill County Historical Society

Traill County Rural Schools

1934 Eighth Grade Graduation program cover

Name/Title

Traill County Rural Schools, Eighth Grade Graduation, 1934

Entry/Object ID

2025.37.1

Description

On 16 June 1934, the Annual Eighth Grade Graduation program for rural and consolidated schools was held at the Traill County Court House in Hillsboro, ND. The program began at 9 am with a Registration of School Officers. The program for rural school graduates began at 1:30 pm. In 1934, the following rural and consolidated schools had eighth grade graduates. Bingham Consolidated: Dorothy Alleyne Ferris, Vernon Skretvedt, Olaf Wegge, and Oliver Wright Blanchard No. 1: Edna Hertwig, Ray Larson, and June Reinan Blanchard No. 2: Laverne Mattson, and Valeria Puchalla Blanchard No. 3: Bernhard Christopherson, Jordan Egge, and Sylvia Ann Peterson Blanchard No. 4: Earl Swenson Bloomfield No. 1: Helen Klemetson, Odin rud, Thea Rud, and Vivian Wilson Bloomfield No. 3: Webster Hage, Frederick Jahn, and Celeste Larson Bohnsack Consolidated: Luella Buethner, Jeanette Dally, Harriet Fleischer, James Goral, Lawrence Peterson, and Dorothy Voltz Buxton Common No. 1: Ellsworth Draxton, Florence Mellin, and Roy Mellin Caledonia Consolidated: John Anderson, Wayne Chandler, Earl Gilbertson, Lloyd Moen, Margaret Koval, Quentin McDonald, Ellen Rotvold, Ingolf Rotvold, Duane Thompson, and Dorothy Wright Eldorado No. 2: Lucille Meyer, and John Zimmerman Eldorado No. 5: Darlene Brenden, Lowell Brenden, and Agnes Pulscamp Eldorado No. 6: Willard Dickhoff, and Harlum Ydstie Elm River No. 2: Lloyd Weber Ervin No. 1: Ardith Mohn Ervin No. 2: Wallace Nygaard, and Eleanor Vang Ervin No. 3: Alice Norenberg, Martha Norenberg, and Clifton Waslien Ervin No. 4: George Krom, and Vernon Waslien Galesburg Consolidated: Orville Aasen, Sylvia Aasen, Rosella Anderson, Eleanor Bjelverud, Kathleen Larson, Lawrence Miller, and Victor Smith Galesburg No. 4: Gladys Rygh Garfield No. 1: Francis Berthold Garfield No. 2: Joseph Johnson, Ruth Lonne, Constance Smestad, and Delia Smestad Garfield No. 3: Alice Gilbertson, Orlo Holmen, Kenneth Stormoe, and Elma Thirud Garfield No. 4: Arthur Foss, and Lloyd Thorstad Greenfield Consolidated: Bert Burkholder, and Chester Olson Herberg Consolidated: Chester Tysdale Hillsboro Consolidated: Ingrum Lovas Hillsboro No. 4: Eloise Eblen, Adeline Engel, and Marlin Manthey Kelso No. 1: Raymond Lindeman Lindaas Consolidated: Lloyd Forness, Kenneth Frigstad, Mildred Hella, Lloyd Morstad, Alpha Thoreson, Howard Thoreson, and Chester Viseth Mayville No. 1: Duane AAmodt, Adeline Johnson, and Anna Mae Skarperud Mayville No. 3: Delia Hanson, and Larry Linn Morgan No. 1: Eldrid Neiss, Thomas Schultz, Hilman Troite, and Beatrice von Ruden Morgan No. 2: Doris Foss, Aagot Lerfald, and Clara Sorenson Morgan No. 3: Adeline Lee Morgan No. 4: Beatrice Liening Norman No. 3: Lucille Cox, Morris Splettstazer, Franklin Thompson, and Solvina Wedwick Norway No. 1: Pearl Waslien Norway No. 2: Lillian Strom, and Paul Tunseth Norway No. 3: Luverne Bakkum, Eleanor Borke, Lowell Borke, Luther Dammen, Inez Kaldor, Raymond Kaldor, Willard Kaldor, Odin Thorstad, and Thelma Westby Norway No. 4: Donald Hanson, Earl Overmoe, James Overmoe, harold Ulland, and Orville Ulland Stavanger No. 1: Viola Erikson, Elmer Hovet, Irene Hovet, Georgine Knutson, and Tilman Thompson Viking No. 2: Helen Balstad, Esther Nelson, and Phillis Tveton Viking No. 11: Lillian Larson, Olga Larson, Bertha Nyhus, Elaine Skadeland, and Gunder Skadeland Wold No. 1: Carl Eliason, Percy Foss, Evelyn Kraby, and Elmer Svaleson,

Acquisition

Accession

2025.37

Source (if not Accessioned)

Jeannine (Lovas) Bryant

Notes

Donor, Jeannine (Lovas) Bryant