Laurel outlook., 1944-05-24
Is Graduate AT Park
City High School; DIR.
Renne Is the Speaker

Park City, May 24.-The com
mencement program for the Is CAD
yates of the class of 1914 was helo
Tuesday evening, May 16, al the
gymnasium.
The following was the program:
Processional-Girls ensemble.
Invocation-Rev. A. M. Bachanz
Girls glee club-"Spin, Lassle,
Spin"
Salutatory-Ellen Harding.
Valedictory-Shirley Alice.
"What Is Progress ?"-Dr. R. r.
Renne, president of Montana State
College, BoZeman.
Presentation of elementary d.
plomas-Supt. R. C. Bolin.
Presentation of high school di-
plomas-R. j.. Harris, chairman OF
the board of trustees.
Glee club-"Good Night"
Recessional-Girls' ensemble.
The graduates were Dorothy
Carpenter, Lois Grubaugh, Alice
Strong, Lucille Harding, Ellen Hard
ing, Iris Gebo, Francis Beslanowitch,
Shirley Alice, John Bongiani, Jack
Roth, Samuel Flood, Phyllis Kinney,
Betty SitZman, Jean Sitzman and
Gertrude Harrington.
Students of the high school at
tended a farewell party and dance
at the gymnasium Friday evening.
Pvt. Wesley kellogg came the first
of the week from Little Rock, Ark,
spend a furlough with his family
and friends.
Mrs. Rollo Johnson of Billings
spent Tuesday night at the c. B.
home and was a luncheon
guest Wednesday of Mr.. and Mrs.
N. l.. DUnsworth.
Mrs. H.. D. Tompkins returned
Saturday from a months trip TO
Bassette, Neb., where she was call
I'd by the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Alice Stumbaugh, 81, who sus-
aimed a fall early in April but is
low able to get about her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. WhitcanacK
entertained at dinner Saturday eve
ling. Guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. Whitmyer of Billings, Mrs
lellie Wells and Mr.. and Mrs. S.
Flood.
Those from Park City attending
he annual meeting of the Laurel
and Gun club were Alex Fox,
,. w. Roberts, Henry Kaiser, Allen
,ierow, Sam Flood, John Fry, Basil
Ielgesen and Harry Sands.
Chaplain Helgesen of the quarter
laster corps in Fort Worth, Tex,
anne Friday to spend a few days
18th his brother, Basil Helgesen and
alativeS AT Belmont
Arnold Imhoff of the marines,
tationed at San Diego, Calf, ar
we'd Saturday to spend a furlough
18th his mother, Mrs. Florence I'M
off. (
Miss Ellen Harding left Thurs
ay for Los Angeles where she has .
position with the Western Union.
he graduated from the Western
he was salutatorian of her class .
.hool commencement exercises, hav-
edits 20 graduate from the high b
.hool at the end of the first Sc
ester. a
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. w. Corwin and
rs. r. w. Davis returned Thurs N
" night from Helena where Mr.. Il
irwin and Mrs. Davis attended the
ate Republican convention. M. g,
irwin was elected one of the dele d
ties to attend the national con-
ntion in Chicago in June. Ct
Seaman Leroy Stoltz left Tuesday n
for Santa Ana, Calf, after
ending a weeks furlough with his Sc
Mrs. Estella Stoltz. NJ
Guests last Sunday of Mr.. and d;
RS. c. B. Strong were Mrs. Arthur
onerock, Mrs. R. Easton of Bill II
lgs and Mr.. and Mrs. T. Burklund d;
d children from Laurel.
Mrs. r. w. Davis, Miss Pearl sc
wis and Mrs. Nellie Wells were he
ests Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs.
'ank Orchard at their cabin be- ca
nd Red Lodge. ,ch
Y uVlH Iln llK llu nln hIlu llx lln llm NNullbr c,