Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1936-04-23
Outlook Commencement
Arrangements Completed
Special to The Herald

Special to The Herald
Commencement arrangements hav,
been completed for the Outlook high
school.
B~accalaureate services will be helc
Sunday. May "a. at eight o'clock. Rev.
erend Orval Schmidt will deliver the
Special music will be fur
nished by the High School Glee club
Graduation exercises will be Tuesday
May &c.
DR.. Albright of Dillon will deliver
the principal address of the evening
Reverend Clifford of Plentywood will
give the invocation and benediction
Special music will be furnished by the
musical organizations of the school.
Fourteen students make up this
years class and Orrin Kleppen and
Grace Wagnild will receive diplomas
as of the class Of 1885. Superintendent
Alexander has announced that first
scholarship honors go to Dorothy Back
with the high ranking of 91.07 for the
four years work. Dorothy will there
fore be valedictorian of the class. Ar
thur Selvig, ranking second with an
average of 8S0S, will be salutilorian.
The median mark Of the group is 49,
"a.
The winners of the citizenship hen
ors have not been determined. These
will be chosen by a vote of the student
body, one boy and one girl of the
graduating class. The winners will be
awarded medals. A detailed outline
will be posted as an aid to students in
making their choice.
The following is a complete list OF
the personnel of the graduating class:
Dorothy Back, Frances Back, Evelyn
Hanson, Louise Hannah, Norma John
son, Lillian Lindhe, Helen Mclean.
John Often, Arthur Selvig, Margaret
Thorson, Marvin Wagnild, Kenneth
Morris, Harold Homme, Arnold Reed.
OUTLOOK. The Junior-Senior
banquet was held in the high school
Saturday evening at $50. Colors OF
blue and gold were effectively used as
decorations, with airplanes and han
garms the main attraction The sem
iors' motto, Not Landing-Just TAX
ing Off" was used as the basis upon
which the toasts were made. Noel Ke-
OCH was the able POSTMASTER. A de-
lightful banquet was served and all OF
those present expressed appreciation
for the pleasant evening the juniors
had given them.
MORE OUTLOOK NEWS
Armon Hoppins is working in Plen-
tywood.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Lundeen and
Charles Lundeen arrived at Mrs. Joe
Kcwski's from Los Angeles Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ladd and Mrs.
Doris Greeley returned home Friday
after spending a winter on the west
coac.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. j. Karlson was here
Saturday. They have Just returned
from California.
Miss Myra Bucklin, teacher at the
Meharry schoolhouse, spent the week
end OF her home neal Redstone.
Mrs. johnson Of Medicine Lake has
nccepted a position of second grade
teacher during the absence of Mary
Leu Sunderland.
Steele and the basketball boys were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Alexau-
der at the theatre in Plentywood Sun
day night.
Mrs. VIM. Anholt and daughter Al
pha of Westby came up Monday to
visit friends. Miss Alpha intended re-
Stunning her school duties at Archer
but was taken very i'll and returned
Sunday to her home in Westby.
Rev. and Mrs. Schmidt and Mrs.
Lloyd Skor and Donna of Plentywood
and Mrs. Hendricks and daughter jan
ice of Minot attended the Lutheran
Ladies Aid at Mrs. j. B. Alexander's
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Dryden were shop
ping in town Wednesday.
The mothers of the Girl Scouts gave
a return party TO the Scouts Tuesday
vening. The fathers and Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexander and Grandma West vert
guests. A lunch was served.
The Boy Scouts had a party We'd
nesday night.
The Misses Mayme johnson, Dor
othy Back, Lorraine Gibson and Ruby
Ross and Messrs. Arnold Reed, Noel
Keogh, Chester Ross and Kenneth
Morris drove to Flaxville SATURDAY.
night to attend the dance there.
Miss Leone Crosby was hostess at a
dinner given in honor of the Outlook
Bluejays at the City cafe Sunday eve-
ming. The boys greatly appreciated the
courtesy shown them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lundeen, Mr..
and Mrs. John Lundeen, M. and Mrs.
Martin Lundeen, Mr.. and Mrs Andrew
Berg, Charles Lundeen, ice Young and
Hans Hellum were Sunday dinner
guests at the home of Mrs. Joe Kow-
ski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Kramer moved
to Scobey the first of the week where
they will farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. G w. Points of Red
stone were in town Wednesday.
Alec Underdal returned from Mis-
soula Wednesday.
MIR. and Mrs. Jim L rter and Edith
returned TO their farm Wednesday.
Fred Writ, Joe Wirtz, Ray Morris
and II. Radons and their families
moed back to their farms for the sum-
mer on Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. Oswald Selvig entertained a
few ladies Thursday afternoon.
The Conoco oil nan from Great