The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1940-05-09
Full Week Ahead For High School
Seniors. Will Attend Prom, Class
Night, Bacca|aureate, Commencement
Four Dozen Boys And
Girls To Be Graudoted
With The Class Of 1910

With The Class OF l94O
The 48 young people who are
members of the class of 1910
at Hardin high school r fac
ing their last week as high
school seniors. Next Thursday
evening, they will become grad
yates at the annual commence
ment services.
Tomorrow night the Juniors
are hosts to the seniors at the
prom, which will begin at 800
pm. A rose garden will be the
theme of the affair.
Besides members of the two
classes, parents of juniors and
seniors, alumni, members of the
school board and the high
school faculty r invited to at
tend.
The prom queen, chosen by
vote of the junior and senior
classes, and her two attendants,
will also be honored at the af-
fair. Bob Herlevi and his eight
piece orchestra of Red Lodge
will play.
The Baccalaureate services
for the graduating class will be
held in the junior high school
gymnasium Sunday evening at
800 pm.
The following program will be
given; professional, Mrs. w. J.
Brekke: 1.-The Lost Chord" Har-
din Male chorus; invocation,
the Rev. George DanSkin, pas
tor of the Hardin Methodist
church; vocal duet, Misses Viva
! Ann Shirley and Janice Kelley;
Scripture lesson, the Rev.
George E. Danskin; song, "Come
Thou, Almighty King" by the
audience; address, the Rev. Ben
E. Nelson, pastor of the Hardin
Community church, "The Lords
Prayer" the Hardin Male Choir
us; benediction, the Rev.. DAN
skin; occasional, Mrs. w. j.
Brekke.
The class night program,
which will be held Tuesday in
the Junior high gymnasium, is
open to the public. The senior
class will present a skit, "The
Glass of 1910 on Trial" Jack
Buzzetti is to be Judge, Blaine
Gustafson will act the part of
the prosecuting attorney, and
Jack Newkirk will be defense
attorney. Various other members
of the class will be witnesses
and Jurors.
The program for the twen-
ty-foIlrth annual commence
ment will also be held in the
Junior high school gymnasium,
and will be Thursday, May 16,
at 800 pm.
Numbers are as follows: Pro-
cessional, Largo" by Handel,
small instrumental group; in
vocation, the Rev. J. E. H. Mel
son; "The Shepherd" by H. W.
Davies, the Carmen chorus; re-
marks, Superintendent w. J.
Shirley; commencement ad-
dress, District Judge Ben Har-
wood; presentation of class,
Principal J. N. Thompson; pres
entation of Diplomas, E. L. JAG
OLSON; "My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice" by c. c. Saint Saenes;
benediction by the Rev. J. E. H.
Nelson; occasional, March
Romdine" by Gunod, small in
Strumental Group.
The president of the senior
class this year is James Louk,
Miss Esther Wolcott is vice pres
ident, and Bette Mann is sec
retary-treasurer. The class mot
to is Inspiration, Aspiration,
Precipitation" The colors are
blue and white and the flower
is the yellow rose. Miss Rose
Pathmann, H. K. Fisher, and
William Cowley have been
sponsors.
The class roll is as follows:
Mary Bennett t, Margaret
Berns, John Buffalo, Jack Buzz
zetti, Roland Crosby, Bob Dyck-
man, Bill Frazier, Troy Franch
James Gentry, Roy Gentry,
Harold Green, Blaine Gustaf-
son, Grace Haug, Robert Ken
yon, Roy Knodle.
John Koebbe, Constance Lab
bitt, Katherine Lind, James Louk
John Macleod, Bette Mann.
Mary Mayo, Merritt McCarty,
Phyllis Nelson, Jack Newkirk,
Edward Olenik, Junior Perry,
frank Peterson, Eileen Plumb,
Patsy Randall, Irene Rath.
Lorraine Robertson, Mary
Marie Rowland, Viva Ann Shir-
ley, Mary Smith, Clark Stanton,
Mary Starkweather, Lavonne
Taylor, Betty 10 Trenholme,
Bonnie Warren, Rose Wagner.
Donald weinberg, Gladys SWaby
West, Jim Williams, Marie VII
son, Esther Wolcott, and Henry
Yerger.