The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1940-05-16
Thursday, May Is, 1910
Troy School Com
mencement Program


school auditorium. Eric A. John
ston, of Spokane will give the COM
mencement address. Mr.. Johnston
is a director Of the National Cham
Der of Commerce, past president of
Spokane Chamber of Commerce,
member of the Washington State
Progress Committee, chairman of the
Washington Brick and Lime Com
pany, president of Browne-Johnston
Co, and Columbia Electric Com
pany. He lived in China two years
and has travelled extensively in the
Orient and Europe The program
follows:
Professionalism J. B. Farris.
Mrs. Charles Cone, Mrs. d. f.
Fewkes (Violins and piano trio).
Salutatory-Rose Pattie.
High School Girls Sextette-"Go-
ing Home, Dvorak.
Neutrality-suspicious. Robbins.
Commencement Address - New
Frontiers in the West'-Mr. Eric A.
Johnston.
High School Girls Sextette- by
the Bend in the River" Edwards
Hemstreet.
Presentation of Awards and Class
-Supt A. L.. Dean.
Presentation of Diplomas-Mr.
Elgin Murphy. chairman of Board
OF Trustees.
Selections-Troy School Band, di-
rected by Mrs. H. H. Baber
Glass Roll
Sybil Cole, George KuWahara,
Junior Lindholm, Edwin Mason,
Leanard Mossey, Mollie Noble, Rose
Pattie, Howard Rice, Agnes Robins,
Robert Saunders, Jeanne WinsloW.
Glass motto Sunrise; not Sun
set" Colors-Purple and Gold.
Class Flower, Yellow Rose.
Eighth Grade Graduating Class
Ralph P. Anderson, Patricia Bart
lett, June Carr, Marilyn Cone, Ros-
amond Crater, Betty Daley, Martin
Farris, Wilma Feak, Harold Gatzke,
Armand Hamil, Vernettia Johnson,
Alcine Laffoon, Walter Mason, Jim
McCracken, Ernie Reidlinger, Rob-
ert Rice, Anita Sagen, Pat Savage,
Mae Secrist, Kenneth Stapley, Dor
othy Tallmadge.
The Class Night exercises were
held at the school auditorium on
Tuesday evening. The Glass History
was given by Rose Pattie, Sybil
Cole and George Kuwahara; the
Class Prophecy, written by the en-
tire class; the alumni award, by
George Hubbard, announcing that
Edwin Mason had the honor of hav-
ing his name on the alumni cup;
senior class award and presentation
to director of school play by How
ard Rice: acceptance for high school
Ray Callahan Mothers Of Men, =
by Robert Saunders; Glass Will by
Mollie Noble, Robert Saunders and
Howard Rice; the Class song
Aloha" sung by the entire class
by Jeanne Winslow and Junior
Lindholm, completed the program
Mrs. Ed. La (hn, Miss Jessie
Hanson. Jessie Thomson and Mrs
Elgin Murphy entertained at a mis-
cellaneous shower in honor of Miss
Margaret Lewis Thursday evening
at the home of Mrs. Laehn. Con-
tract bridge was enjoyed during the
evening with Mrs. Ernest Bivens
receiving high score honors and
Mrs. Ed Henrichs, low. Lunch was
served at late hour at beautifully
decorated tables in colors of white
and yellow Two wedding bel
cakes with the names, Roy and
Margaret, graced the center of the
large table and favors were small
brides and grooms. The guests
were: Miss Alice Clements, Dorothy
Clements, Dorothea Smiley, Selma
Christopherson, Mary Nash, Mrs
Ernest Bivens, Mrs A. T. Dean
George Markin, Ralph Drury, Bill
Lindsey, Roy Coffman, Walter Nor
rison, John Bags, G. H. Clay anc
Ed Henrichs
Miss Jessie Hanson and Miss Mar
garet Lewis entertained at a shower
in honor of Miss Jessie Thomasor
and Miss Selma Christopherson Sat
urday afternoon at the Curtis home
A treasure hunt was enjoyed Wher
beautiful chenille bedspread wa.
presented to each honor guest. A
delicious lunch was served at the
close of the afternoon
The Episcopal Guild met at the
home of Mrs. Henry Weidner or
Friday afternoon, when five table.
VI plIlOClllC WClE III pay Will NlA >
Warren Wallace receiving high
score and Mrs. Clarke Hubbard low
A delicious lunch of cake and sher
bet was served at the end of thu
afternoons play.
Mrs. l.. r. Davis entertained a
her home on Wednesday Afternoon
Mrs. Ed. Henrichs, Mrs. A. L. Dean
Mrs. l.. r. Hosea, Mrs. Grover
Smith, Mrs. Anthony JOY, and Mrs
v. A. Sather. Sewing and visiting
were enjoyed during the afternoon
after which delightful lunch wa
served.
The Troy Women's Club met a
the Methodist church on Tuesday
evening for their last meeting of tn,
year. A shower of canned good
was presented to the Girl Scouts
Mr.. Jack Lillevig of Libby spoke OF
First Aid" and gave some dem
onstrations in first aid. Miss Mar
garet Lewis, the new president, ap
pointed the following committee
for the ensuing year: Program com
mittee: Mrs. Anthony Joy, chair
man, Mrs. Ed. Henrichs, Mrs. Grac,
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