The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1943-05-20

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liamS.
High school students who re-
ceived perfect attendance awards
were Charlotte Morton, Shirley
Boese. Ruth Foltz, Marilyn Nc
Way, Billye Ruth Zimmerman,
Mildred Mock, Jim Conley, Iris
Green and Evelyn Hopper.
COMMENCEMENT
Commencement exercises were
held Tuesday evening. Members
of the graduating class were
Norma Barrett, Malena Berland,
Shirley BoeSe, Barbara BrookinS,
Macine LaDora Brown, Charles
Cossitt, Joan Davidson, Donald
Esp. Henry Esp, Margaret Eel
lows, Rachel Foltz, Virginia Gil
bert William Graham, William
Green, Kirk Green, Everett
Hager, Ethel Mae Miller, Char
lotte Morton, Emmett Smith,
Lucy Taniguchi, Robert Wiley
and Kenneth Yellowtail.
Officers of the class for the
past year were president, Kirk
Green; vice president. Rachel
Foltz; secretary-treasurer, Hen
ry Esp; class sponsor, Marjory
Sampson. The class motto was
THE door to success is labeled
PUSH" The class colorS were
red, white and blue and the
class flower, the white rose.
At the commencement eXer-
cises the professional and re-
cessional were played by Mrs.
R. J. Brown. The invocation and
benediction were given by F. A.
McVay. The girls glee club pre-
sented the Prayer" from Han
sci and Gretel. Shirley Boese
gave the Statutory address and
Kirk Green gave the presidents
welcome. Supt. r. ]. Brown pre-
sented the awards. Henry Esp
was valedictorian.
MI. Bert B. Hansen, from
Montana state college at Boze-
man, delivered an address on
Our Way of Life" Presentation
of the class was made by r. j.
Brown and the diplomas were
presented by Robert Yellowtail.
Rachel Foltz gave the class re-
Spouse.
BACCALAUREATE
Baccalaureate services were
held Sunday morning for the
senior class of Lodge Grass high
school. at the Chivers Memorial
mission. Dr.. w. A. Petzoldt gave
! the address. Education and
Character" Special musical
numbers were Awake. Put on
Thy Strength" by the church
choir and Bless This House "
by the high school glee club.
! GRADUATE
: The 9th grade commencement
program was held Monday eve
ming. Graduating 9th graders
were Veta Earratt. Lorraine
Bergquist. Beverly Rrookins, Ju-
J anita Fenton. Rabbi Forman.
Virginia Hamilton. Clara Harris,
Helen Holley. Lydia Miller,
George Morton. Wesley Mullen
berg. John Pattvn. Dorothy Self.
Reuben Weigand Minnie Ellen
Whiteman. Audrey Williams.
President of the class is Lor-
raine Bargquist: vice president,
Helen Holley: secretary. Lydia
Miller: treasurer. Veta Barratt.
The salutatorian was Lorraine
BergquiSt. the valedictorian.
George Morton. Supt. RI. Brown
awarded the diplomas. Senator
Dan Maddox of Hardin gave the
address. Beverly Brookins en-
tertained the eighth grade at
a dancing party Saturday night,
OUR BOYS IN THE S .........
Mrs. E. D. Castle received a
letter from her son, Pvt. Lloyd
Castle, this week, who is in Cal
70. Egypt. He is getting along
fine and finds that country
very interesting.
Word has been received here
that Pfc. John Liz is now sta
toned at Camp Hahn, River
side. Calf, in limited service.
Henry Lee Esp left for Butte
Tuesday evening to take a ma
val test. Henry is the only boy
in this county to pass the first
physical test and one of the
three to pass the intelligence
test for naval officers school
About July l he will be sent tt
some university for instruction
of about 10 months and ther
will be commissioned as an En-
sign in the Navy.
Pvt. Vernon Castle is report
ed to be at the Hyde Park hos.
pital at Chicago recuperatine
from a case of scarlet fever. HI
is with the Medical corps.
Lieut.. Phillip Powers of Fl
Leonard Wood, NO., was visiting
friends at Lodge Grass last Sat.
urday. He is with the Engineer
corps.
Frederick and Richard Cum.
minis, Jr., left Tuesday for Butte
for their physical examination
and induction into the armed
forces. Both of them passed thu
test, were made corporals anc
left Immediately for an army
camp.
CHURCH NEWS
i R. Rocker, associate editor O.
Who's Who in the Western
Hemisphere" has informed DR.