Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1932-05-19
81 seniors WILL BE
AWARDED DIPLOMAS
TUESDAY,, MAY 81
Helen Madsen, Valedictorian
Gwendolyn Christianson
Salutatorian
by supt. W. E. stegner)

10y 1afNs - - 1NNS bAAY
The PIentywood Senior Class of
1882 is the largest Class to gradu-
ate in the history of the school.
There are thirty sever prospective
graduates on this years list. Many
have dropped by the wayside or
have moved to other communities
since the present senior class enter
ed high school in the fall of 1923.
TIE original enrolment of the fresh
men class of 1928 was seventy mem-
hefAs. During the past three years
when it has been difficult to main
tain the boys and girls in town be-
cause Of cur agricultural conditions
getting poorer, many have had to
ceafe their high school work. Others
made but a start, and not finding
Just the kind Of work that you'd in
terest. them. lost their desire for
additional education. During the
past YER the class has dropped
from All rrollment Of forty SIX to
its Iregert nunL due chiefly To
families mfying to other communi-
ties. Tn spite II al these factors the
class Of 1882 has held on to enough
# It's emha,s 70 make it the largest
class to EYER graduate from the To-
cal high school.
Those who expect TO graduate on
Tuesday night, May 81. are as fol-
leWs:
Lauris Beigh, Charlotte Bennett,
Meta Black, Grace Buck, Gwendol-
yn Chlistianson, Paul connole. Har-
# ill Z.AnGstxt, NH4x.nI Tsa-uTAu-w MI
lie Frasier, Lois Goodman, Alvin
Gronvold, Helen Gunderson, Mildred
Hanisch Carmen Hovdey, Irwin How
aey, Florence HOLMAN, Helen Lar
son, Leora Lodahl, Olga Lodahl. Ru-
by Lodahl, Helen Madsen, Margar-
ct Madsen, Grant Malcolm, Leo
Marsh, Floy Mensing, Andrew Mi
chefs, Fred Michels, Gladys Nelson.
Mabel Nelson, William Paske, Syl-
vfa Petersen Dolores Pickett,
Gladys Smith, Earl Strubeck, Frank
Zimmerman, Irene Walkowski. Mary
Westergard.
The scholastic honors for the year
1882 60 to Helen Madsen and Gwen
dolyn Christensen. Florence Kohl
man and Mildred Hanisch arc also
entitled to scholarships at one Of the
branches of the Greater University
Of Montana since the University
grants four scholarships to the Plen-
tywood high school. Helen Madsen
has a four year average of 92.57I4
and an average of 92.6667 during
her two years in the Plentywood
high. She therefore has the honor
If being Valedctorian of her class.
Gwendolyn Christensen also has an
excellent scholastic record with an
average for the four years of g.
1000. She receives the honor Of be
ing ~Salutatorian of her class. The
upper quarter of the class ranks
high, having an average of SO or
over. Lauris Beigh and Alvin Gron-
void are the only boys found in the
upper quarter of the class
The class Of 1882 has been partic-
ularly prominent in Music and ORA
MATES. The Band and Glee Club
will have many places to fill next
year due to many Of their members
being in the graduating cass. Dur
ing the past two or three years the
1882 class members have beer in
nearly every public or school pro-
gram given by the P~lentywood
schools. Several of the boys will al
50 be missed in athletics although
the School will have more than the
usual percentage Of its team MEM
bers back for next year.
The Senior Class exercises have
been planned and will be completely
described next week. Class night ex-
~ercises have been set for Thursday
evening. May rs. Baccalaureate ser
vices will be held Sunday evening,
May 2a and Commencement Tues
day evening, May 81. All exercises
will be held in the new school audi
forum.