The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-09-10
DACNAR BOY YOUNGEST MEMBER OF CLASS

rlday evening at the Farmer ar
Dor Temple, for the first time in the
hi tory of Sheridan county. the
eighth grade children who received
diplomas held graduation exercises.
Over one hundred forty children were
graduated, thirty-eight of whom re-
ceived their certificates after having
taken examinations last week. The
valedictorian of the class was Myrtle
Bell of PlentywOOd, receiving an av-
erage of "a percent, and the salutato-
rlan, Harriet COnnOle of Reserve, who
was graduated with an average of
93.4 percent. Janet Lundquist and
Lee Chapman of Plentywood tied for
second hOnOrs in Plentywood. Geo.
johnson of Dagmar was the young
est member to receive a diploma, be-
ing only II years old.
The program consisted of several
good numbers which were well given
in spite of the short time the pupils
had in which to prepare their selec-
lions. Janet Lundquist of Plenty
wood, and Magma OVERLY of Ante
lope especially showed good dramatic
possibilities in Interpretation of their
selections. The Anna lula Lund
who was TOpsy in the "Uncle TOMS
Cabin" skit felt quite at ease in her
part, needing only to learn to impro-
wise bit when the proper cue is not
given. Mrs. Tom Kelly and Miss
Hall had decorated the stage quite
artiscticfrgef one
artistically and attractively-very
suitably for the occasion. Several
CT the numbers planned for could not
be given on account of the absence
Of the pupils. The entertainment
was opened by musical pieces played
on Miller's OrthOphonic Victrola, and
continued as follows:
Salutatory-Harriet Connole, Re
serve.
"You Get Up"-George Johnson,
Dagmar, Dist. 81.
Song-Lillian Hancock and Alver-
da Bert of Medicine Lake, Dist. 66.
"The World Is Waiting for YOU
Janet Lundquist, Plentywood.
Getting Office Help"-Charles
johnson, Antelope, Dist. 81 and Lee
Chapman, Plentywood.
Piano Winnifred Kelly, Plen-
tywood.
"When de Folks Is Cone Magma
OVERLY, Antelope, Rural
Garry Me Back to- Old Virginia"
-Miller's Orthophonic Victrola.
"TOpsy' from "Uncle Toms Cab
in" - Gladys Peterson, Ann Lund
and Alice Grove from Outlook.
"The New Brother" - Margaret
Red, Plentywood, Dist. 81.
Souvenir" - Miller's Orthophonic
Victrola.
"HighIand Fling" - Lucille Wright
and Loyal Gunderson, Plentywood.
america the Beautiful" Gradual
ing Class.
The program closed after the sue
cessful presentation of the program
to a large audience composed of par
ents and friends from all parts of the
County by the awarding of diplomas
to all the graduating members pres
ent by Miss CrOne, county superin-
tendent of schools. Great credit is
due to her for having initiated such
a custom in the county, and to her
efforts and splendid work in getting
the children prepared for the pro-
gram In such a short time.
The children who have been gradu-
ated since last January are:
January. 1926, Graduating Class
Dorothy Ator
Mary Bjorlund.
Thora Christensen,
Muriel Damstrom
Albert Folsom
Mile Francis
Sylvester Gross
Oliver GundersOn.
Charles King
Mabel Larson
Ed Lee
Dorothy Poe.
George SINNERS
Addie Stringer
Ernest Wigmore
Esther VOTERS
Myron Waller.
Blanche Crone
Harry JUL
Marian Murk
Irene Myers.
April, 1926, Graduating Class
Forlief Aasheim
Mabel Anderson
Percy Budke
William Engdahl
Alphild copeland
Norman Larson
Evelyn Mcleod
Karen Mouritsen
Erwin Nelson
Anton Olson