Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-06-09
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SCHOOL YEARS.
GRAND FINALE
Hotel Rainbow and Meadow
Lark Country Club Social
Scenes Tonight. n

4Hls evening tnc u1SH ,BCuoOi JuuioIS
will bid a revoir' to the seniors who
were graduated Thursday night, at
their annual junior banquet, promenade
and party, which events will be the
grand finale Of the school year. 1t is
believed every detail has been success
fully worked out By the many commit
tees in charge of the preparations for
the three entertainments.
The banquet and ball will be the larg-
est in the history of the school. as is
the graduating class. About 1928 COW
ers will be laid in the Palm room of the
Hotel Rainbow for the banquet and
] nearly 600 have made reservations for
the promenade. which will be held at
the Meadow Lark Country club.
Leave For Meadow Lark at 8
The banquet will start promptly at s
o'clock and the program will be fin
ished by $50 when all will leave in
automobiles or motor boats for the
| Country club. where there will be dane
ing from 8 to 12 O'Clock. A party for
those who do not dance also will be
held at the same time and at the
Country club. This will be attended by
about so, it is expected.
Many automobiles have been volun-
tcTeu w StuuCHtS u III SGUVOl LUZ use
by the transportation committee and it
is hoped that it will not be necessary
to rely on the boats. However, large
gasoline launches will be in readiness
at the municipal boat house and in
condition for the trip. 1t is believed
that the charge for the boat trip will
not be more than % cents for the
round trip. Rumors to the effect that
the old Montana" boat will be used
are incorrect.
Lower Glasses Excluded
Because Of the size of the junior and
senior classes this year. as compared
with former classes, and also because
of the size of the freshmen and sopho-
more classes, it has been necessary to
exclude the w lower classes from at
tending the ball as classes.
The program at the banquet is as
original as it is progressive, 1t is the
plan of the banquet committee to have
a "smelter high school, program which
will show the similarity of the two.
Several students and members of the
faculty will give short talks on COM
PARSONS.
The program follows:
G. II. H.. S. SmeIter
Time keeper, Clark Turner '2S.
Address of welcome, Merwin Elton
%, chairman of board of directors.
Response. Richard B. Hart 40, pres
ident of the company.
Vocal solo, Miss Mary Leaning,
faculty.
General superintendent, Supt, s. d.
Largent.
Foreman. Principal Louis G.. Cook.
Metallurgist, Miss Ruby Barnebey.
faculty.
Departments
Mining. John Harris ,23 =
Concentrating, Boyd Baldwin '2o.
Vocal solo, Sarah Haight 90.
Smelling, Francis Barth '23.
Refining, Joseph Livers 2 2
Song-'Aloha De-" Miss Leaning.
faculty.
Because of the congested traffic
which is expected to and from the club
house, a police officer will direct the
cars. As the students leave the ban
quet, cars will draw up in front Of the
passengers. Upon arrival at the club.
it will be necessary to park as directed
so as to avoid CONGESTION, says the
transportation committee.
The. success of the three entertain
ments will be largely due to the work
and guidance of Miss Johanna Veil
kanje. Junior class faculty advisor and
sponsor. who has been working as
of all affairs of the class since
its members were freshmen. Plans
for tonight were started several months
ago.
Working with Miss velikanje Ia
Merwin Elton. general chairman Of all
His assistant on the fl
nance, transportation, decoration. in
vitation n printing, banquet and re-.
and the program commit
tees is Joseph Howard. Chairman FL
ton is also president of the Junior
class.
Personnel Of Committees
The personnel of all committees is:
Finance-Clark Turner. chairman;
Cox. William Cowan, Lillian
Carlson, Frances Lotus and Maxine
Mizener.
Transportation - Francis Barth,
chairman: James Charters. Bryan
Leverich. Arthur Gemberling. Arthur
Olson and Merwin Elton.
Decoration-John Chamberlain,
Warren Mowery. Robert
Walter Settler. Marie McPher-
son. Eloise Walker and Gladys Birum.
Invitations and printing-John Har-
ris, chairman; Michael vettersneck,
Ivarson. Lenore Bettens,
Fogarty and Lyle Higbee.
oatuV II dlUGEV
chairman: Benjamin Feusek.
lanes Hatfield. Helen Porter. Mable
Johnson. Thelma Gaylord, and Edith
Program-Clark Turner. chairman:
Norma Glen, Merwin Elton. Gerald
Ruth Strain. and Eloise
Ruth Gonser. vice president Of the
lass. is general chairman of the enter
ailments committees and Mable John
son is her assistant. These committees
comprise:
Party-Alice Landers. chairman;
Robert McCaig, Harold Connolly. Gene
Arndt, and Jean Graham.
Promenade-Frances Carlson. chair
nan: Francis Barth. Clark Westgard.
Howard. Helen Smock. Polly
Annabel Rogers. and Alice