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The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13

GIRL WANTED
FOR cLERKING
CONVENIENT HOURS
GOOD PAY
APPLY ". MICHIGAN.
GIRL FOR TYPlNG. General Offiee
work. United Stove co. Phone
1915.
STORE Girl. Tor fun tine employ
ment. Apply IN person at Pride
Cleaners. 52 y. Huron ST.
WOMAN for homework and care OF
lady with arthrltis. Would Consid-
er couple. 92i Congress St
Girl FOR OFFICE OF retail store.
Must have knowledge OF tipping.
Permanent position. can Dixie
Shops, l25 w Michigan.
MAID WANTED. country house be-
tween lpsllantl and Ann Arbor.
Permanent position $50 per week.
Free room and board. Apply Box
W care ~ Press.
WOMEN EARN $50 TO $50 weekly
selling Maisonette dresses. full or
part time. Call Mrs. Ruth Liss,
tsi-W.
Gll'l~-or woman 10 stay with chill
dren or nights week ia eN-
change for room, Kitchen privileg-
es n desired. 4l3 Emmett st. Phone
26SO-W.
EXPERIENCED BEAUTY OPERAT-
OR days a week. oriental beau
~ Salon. 1903 ". Mica. Phi bl5-w.
Help Wanted, Maze
ROUTE SALESMAN. pleasing per-
sonslity 500 per week to start.
Married. over 80 years Of age. BOX
U-77 care Press.
Man TO WORK. ~ WASH ROOM,
essential work. good pay Free
transportation. kyer Laundry Co.
Ann Arbor, Mich.
WANT WHITE MAN FOR mainten-
ance work Live In. steady en-
plp' Weut Good wages. Washtenaw
county lniirmary. 1860 Washte-
nav IA
NANTED-M MARRIED Man on farm
House furnished. Talladay Farms.
Milan Phone 3Sj-F-3, Milan.
Situations Wanted-Mals
WELL EXPERIENCED saw filler de-
sircs q job. Hand saw, rip saw
a. ." circle saws. Skill and DeValt
blades. See or write -. e. simpson.
fs5 L'ofsc nd, Belleville.
FEN>k THE CARPENTER. Handy
On All Repairs about the home.
Nhai have YOU? IN. l9G2-R.
Situations Wsnted-Female
YOUNG LADY viii care for children
after school, evenings. Saturday..
Best references. ZIG Railroad ST.
TrPiNG 10 do at home, also could
work in office p. m. on and Sat.
ZIG Railroad ST.
WA~HINGS AND IROSfNGS DONE
tIp W. Spencer st. between Mich
lEan aud congress. Mrs. Acre.
MIRO GIRL wants day work Mon,
Wed. and Fri. Call 1ji6-R. Ask for
Geraldine
DAY WORK WANTED
6yi Armstrong Drive.
or Harriet st.
Help Wanted, msle or Female
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SPECIAL.
Farms and Land For Sale

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
40-A, Riga Twp, good bldgs., pro
duCtive soil, spring posses sion.
$4,000.
iO-A, Deerfield Twp, fair build
ings, good soil. Price $500.
AA-A, Whiteford Twp, good bldgs.
good soil, immediate possession,
GOA, Bissfield Twp. good bldgs.
good soil, immediate possession,
$4,000.
7O-A, Summarized Twp, fair
buildings. sandy loan, $1,000.
75-A, Ida Twp, fair building,
sandy loan $1,000
SO-A, Bedford Twp, good build
ings. good productive soil. $500
llO-A Deerfield Twp. good build
ings. good productive soil $4,000.
ill-A. Deerfield Twp, 2 houses,
all buildings good. S22,tO0.
liza. Riga Twp. fair buildings.
productive soil, $4,000,
12O-A, ogden Twp. good build
ings, 7o-A, tillable, GOA, pas
ture $4,000.
To SETTLE ESTATE, 100 acres.
Riga Twp, Mich, this is an eN-
Ceptionally good farm, \ room
house. Eemi-modern, complete set
OF excellent farm buildings, good
location, on two paved roads,
soil regular Riga type. level,
dark clay loan, very productive,
adaptable to the major crops
grown in this area, corn, soy
beans. tomatoes. and sugar
heets. Spring possession. priced
for quick sale
For further information call
or write
EDW. GREW, L1NEIIAN
REALTY co, BLISSFIELD,
MICH. Telephones office s.,
Res idence 3-F-2I
30 ACRE HIGHLY IMPROVED
FARM. Wide creek Woods Rea-
sonable price Terms. II. PEET.
Realtor, l19 Pearl. Phone 1871.
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
Legal Notices
ORDER or PUBLICATION

No 1gG-P
STATE or MTCUIuAN In tho CIR.
cult court for the County Of MaSh-
teuRW.
In Chancery.
Eleanor Hasson. Plaintiff
Frank Leroy Hasson. Jr. Defendant.
At session Of said Court held
in rhe Court House in the city Of
Ann Arbor IN said County and
state on TINS 9TH day OF February,
A. II. 1875.
Present. Tho Honorable George w.
Sample, circuit Judge.
1t satisfactorily appearing 10 thix
Court by affidavit on file. that ~
Defendant Frank Lelloy liassou. Jr.
T. not "A resident OF the state 81
Michigan, but resides at number GGOI
South Roseberrv Street IN the city
81 st. Louis, County Of ST Louis.
state OF Missouri. on Motion or
James i. Breakcy, il. attorney FOR
Plalntirr,
IT IS ORDERED that the said
Defendant. Frank LcEoy ltas,ou. Dr..
cause his appearance To be entered
IN tins cause within three months
from the date OF this order, aud IN
case OF his appearance that he muse
hi> answer TO the PLAINTIFFS Bill 81
Complaint 70 be filed. and a copy
thereof to he served upon tho Plain
tifts attorney, within twenty dayE
after service on him OF a COPY or
said BIN Of Complaint. and Notice
OF THIS order. and that In default
thereof said Bul OF Complaint be
taken as confessed by said nou-resi-
dent Defendant.
ASD IT Is FURTHER ORDERED
that within forty days after tie dats
hereof the said Plaintiff cause n no
tee Of this order to lie published
in the fpsilauti Daily Press. 4
newspaper printed. published and cir
culated IN said County az Washtc-
nav, and that said publication hs
continued once in each week for SIX
successive weeks. or that she cause
copy or this order to be served
personally on said nou-resident be-
PENDANT at least twenty days before
tle time above prescribed for his
appearance: and
1T Is FURTHER ORDERED That
the said Plaintiff cause a couF of
THIS order to be mailed to said De-
PENDANT at his last known postoffics
address BY registered mail and an
oftlcial return receipt demanded at
least twenty days before the time
herein prescribed for tho Appearance
Of Defendant.
GEO. ". SAMPLE.
Circuit Judge.
James r. Breakcy, Jr
Attorney for Plaintiff.
Business Address.
l0i Washtenaw Avenue
lpsilanti, Michigan.
ATTEST.
Luella NJ Smith. County Clerk.
ADV. 2-i03
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Real Estate
Houses FOR ssis
HARRY c. PEET
REALToR

FNkk J \. TECl
REALToR
ELM STREET HOME Large liV-
trg room Win brick fireplace
and combination dining room.
Venetian blinds. Three very at
tracttNe bedrooms upstairs, Built
in cuphoards I'm kitchen finished
in white enamel Complete bath.
Automatic Marshall OIL Furnace.
Automatic gas heater. one OF the
hest locations on West side.
$500. Terms.
ACRES. nearly new room
plHSs.5w. electric pump, bath.
$500. Terms $500 down.
FAST SIDE S room modern
bungalow. also ! room house,
r6r1 rented Full price I'7So-
Terms.
NORTH PROSPECT ST. near
Michigan Ave. room house,
bath, large barn, chicken house.
garage, fruit, good garden tract.
Low price. Terms $3.50 down, I'M
mediate possession.
- ROOM modern Income apart
ment house. Priced TO sell. Mod
crate terms.
LARGE BEAUTIFUL modern
Washteuow Avenue home. Fire
place IN large living room. Spac-
loNS grounds, fruit and berries.
Reasonable prices. Terms 81. 500
down.
NORTH PROSPECT ST. 6 room
house, hard wood floors. COM
rlete BATH, furnace. recreation
room. one 81 The newer homes
near Prospect Park and school.
Priced 10 sell Terms
ll9 Pearl St Phone 1871
satisfied customers are our best
advertiser ent.
5 ROOM HOME. all conveniences
hot air furnace. nice front porch.
extra lot some fruit and shade
trees and garage. Close 10 Bomber
plant. 500 Ecorss Ri. near Davis
St
SEVEN, ROOMS AND BATH. hot air
furnace, screen and storm win
dows, garage. Reasonable Priced
10 sell for cash. Write ". f..
Heeney Marlette, Mich. Box 129.
Real Estate Wanted
WANT TO SELL? List. houses witt
H. Feet Gealtor. l19 Pearl 81
Phone 1871. Satisfied customer.
our best advertisement.
Brokerage Caros
ROSS X. BOWER
REALTOR - General Insurance
1903 w. Michigan. Phone s64
CALI OUR ADTAkER at 40 for
Classified Advertising serviea
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Real Estate

THEY'RE SOMETHlNG-mor tnAn
fancies and fads, these powerful
little Classified Ads.
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Classified Advertising

odsr) for consecutive per
Three lee Six Days ioe Ten Days 80
Special display annual eonactA
classified advertiser copy
Not
DSsdlne Noon Of day publication Telephones 40. Az
The Ypsilanti daily press. (Ypsilanti, Mich.) 1928-1962, 1945-03-13
Real Estate
Houses For Sale

SEVEN ROOMS. az modern.
large lot. basement with recFe3-
tion room. new furnace, good
location. $500. Il cash.
2 ROOM MODERN, with ( acres
on stony Greek I'd, $500. ualf
cash, or vii! trade for small
property
3 ACRES. 4 room house. close
in. only tf,Soo.00. $500 down.
\. PROSPECT. s rooms. all
modern. Fireplace. sunroom.
gar garage. Large lot. Prise only
100000. 100000 down, lmme-
date possession.
DON'T FENCE ME ~
so 4. ROLLING LAND. 5 room
house. good barn. tool shed.
located nine miles S.W. OF Npsi-
lanu only $500. Can be bought
Tor $1,000 down. Possession at
once.
Robins & Dupont
Phones sew - liza
PROSPECT PARK Attractive
bedroom home. dining space.
Nearly new home in perfect To-
cation.
WASHTENAw CLUB VIEW -
Brand new ? bedroom home
Large shaded lot. small down
payment and $50 per month will
make a deal Also one similar
home Tor rent
Z. Rodgers Sylvester, Rcaltor
Ypsi 449
507 F. Forest Avenue
Branch office at col Harding
MIS-. Braman, Mgr. Phone 2494.
A FINE > BEDROOM bungalow.
less than four years old. OH
heat, good chrome fixtures, 10
double wall plugs, wired for
stove, Gas. Insulated. Under
priced for quick sale. owner
leaving city. Sc, 500.
% ACRES tno bldg) close I'm.
Beautiful rolling land, trees.
fine domestic or FOR develop
ment. $1,000.
EARL |. FREEMAN
REALTOR and INSUROR
l20 Pearl St. Phone 1855
Insurance of All Kinds
Strictly Stock Companies
BEAUTIFUL large sized five
room bungalow, brick fireplace.
hard wood floors, inlaid limo
leum in kitchen and bath, kit
chen finished white enamel, fur
mace. garage. Price $500.
Terms. II. Peet, Realtor, Ilg
Pearl ST Phone 1571
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. ACRES. nearly new room
pauss.1w. electric pump, bath.
$500. Terms $500 down.
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Help Wanted, Male or Female
MALE AND FEMALE

KITCHEN HELPERS. First
class Cooks. Hospital At
'eudauts. building Mainteu-
snee Helpers. Laundry
Workers. TvplstS. Joseph
C9rcOran, Michigan CINu
Service, viii interview from
80 90 $50 3. ~. March Il
~ the Ypsllanil United
states Employment Service
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WANTED COOK. male or female
white, live 4H. steady employment
GOOD working conditions and good
wages. Apply IN person. Washte-
nav County I1firmary and Hos
pI'al -fGJ Nashtcnaw Rd.
IMMEDIATE OPENING Good Wat
kius route loo ipsilanti. car. exper-
fence unnecessary Average earn
ings fa5-4j weekly. Pay starts i'm
Wediately. Largest company. best
known household products. biggest
demand Write r. T.. watkins Co,
dos sWlnou3. MINI.
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The YpslantiD ailyPress

GEORGE c. HANDY, Publisher
Entered as secoud-cla 5 mail mattet
The Ypsiiantian, Jan 2. 1sso.
The Ypsilanti Daily Press, March 10.
1904. In accordance with Sec. $50,
Z. l. & II. tMar. .. 1879, at Post
office, Ypsilanti. Mich.
TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
By Carrier. per week. In city. 100
BY Mall, one year In fpsilanti
trading zone, comprising
washtenaw County. and vest
ern portion OF Wayne County 500
Bv Mall. per year. outside Ypsi-
iantl trading zone .......... LBS
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BABY BUGGY. $40 PEI Win pad
80. ls54 S.r.ns fe'i, Willow
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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
SENIORS CHOOSE
THEME SONGS

Since the class of 1945 is well
known for musical talent and
ability, it would be well to list
the theme songs of members of
the class. So here they are for
your Memory Book:
Marvin Davis, "Oh, What A
Beautiful Morning..
Eugene Dehnert, Love Me Or
Leave Me-.
Leslie Dumler, wait For Me
Mary.
Francis Gustafson, "Stardust"
Floyd Hert, Love Me AS
AM.
Dave Kern, II Couldn't Sleep
a Wink Last Night.
Joe Koebbe, Just One More
Chance.
Har old hammers, "All
Through The Night.
Elmer Pauls0n, ''Elmer's Tune"
Bill Powers, II Want to Be
Happy"
Bill Scally, I'm Beginning to
See the Light.
George Ulrich, Il Had the
CraZeSt Dream.
Senior Band Members, "Oh,
How I Hate To Get Up In the
Morning.
Bonnie Bell, Some Day My
Prince Will Come.
Marie Blanke n ship. MY
Buddy.
Margaret Cable, "oh Johnny"
Lois Cass and Pat CONVEX,
Its Love, Love, Love-.
Donna Cochran, MY Dreams
are Getting Better All the
Time.
Joyce Danielson and Charles
Bentley, Together.
Helen Huntington, Silver
Wings in the Moonlight.
MARI Hyde, You'll Never
Know.
Ruth McMorris, Its So
Peaceful In the Country.
Grace Mikami, Il Don't Want
to Walk Without You.
Lolabert Nelson, Bell Bottom
Trousers.
Jerry Peterson, Il Guess I'll
Have to Dream the Rest.
Clara Pitsch, Dreaming To-
night of My Blue-EyeS"
Kay Rogers, Sweet Sixteen
Never Been MiSSed)".
Eunice Torske, Moonlight
and Roses
Rachel Weinberg, Il Don't
Want to Set the World On Fire"
Lena Young, Sweet an d
Lovely.
Terie Shirasago, Yours.
Betty Tier, All I Do is Dream
of YOU.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31

Elmer Paulson will take the
place in the hearts of thousands
of women vacated by the death
of Rudolph Valentino. He will
become the greatest lover on
the screen of all time.
Kay Rogers will become Sec
Rotary to Enrol Flynn. Enough
said!
Bill Scally's play by play and
probably blow by blow descrip-
ton of all sports will thrill the
world. He will be second only
to Bill Stern.
Terie Shiraasgo will win the
championship title of the best
Ping Pong expert in Montana.
From there she will win the
championship of the U. S. She
will be awarded a solid gold
medal that is six feet high.
Eunice Torske, the friend of
all high school boys, will give
most of her great fortune away
to high schools for football
George Ulrich will be so sue
cessful as the sheriff of Dead
MANS Gulch that he will be
reelected for the fourth time.
Rachel Weinberg will travel
to Africa with Lois and attempt
to educate the natives on the
economic and social problems.
Lena Young will own and OPP
crate a theatre. She will star
in all the pictures presented
there.
Betty zier is going to become
a cook at the White House and
her fame will rapidly spread. In
fact Joe Stain will even journ-
ey to this country to try to
bride her into coming to cook
for him. Think of that Vodka /!
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
BACCALAUREATE
SERVICES HELD

On Sunday, May 27, the class
of 1945 took their places to
listen to one of the most in
spring bacculaureate services
ever presented in Hardin high
school.
Tomorrow Is Our Day" was
the theme of the sermon pre-
sented by the Rev. C. A. Bent
ley. What are we, the class of
l945, going to do about it?" was
the question left in the minds
of the members of the class.
Rev. A. Muskett gave the In
vocation and Benediction, and
read the scripture. The musical
part of the service was under
the direction of Miss Ethel
SchuSter. The Junior trio sang
and Tom Scally played from
bone solo. The Junior choir
sang the professional and re-
cessiOnal.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
NAMES OF SENIOR
ATHLETES ANNOUNCED

This years Senior class has
been outstanding in the num-
Der of its members who have
participated in high school ath-
letics. Many Of these boys have
been on the teams two or three
years, some took part only this
past year. The members of the
senior class who played on this
y ar'S district championship
basketball team, and the posi-
ton they played are:
Bill Scally, center Captain
of the team; Joe Koebbe,
guard; Pat Conver, guard; and
Francis Gustafson, forward.
Senior class members who
played ON the football team the
past season anc their position
are:
Pat Conver, full back Capt
ain of the team; Bill Scally,
left end; Leslie Dumler, left
tackle; George Ulrich, right
guard; Bill Powers, right tackle;
Marvin Davis, right end; Floyd
Hert, blocking back; Joe KoebDe
tail back.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
GIRL SHY"
SENIOR PLAY

On Friday, April 6, members
OF the senior class presented a
three act comedy, Girl Shy,
With Francis GuStafson playing
the lead as Tom Arsdale, the
shy college boy, and Harold
hammers as Oke Stimson, the
college wolf.
Playing opposite Gustafson
was Lois Cass as Babs Sanford
and Marji Hyde was cast in
the role of Peaches" Carter.
Other members OF the cast
included Floyd Hert as Dean
NARROW; Clara Pitsch as Asma;
Kay Rogers, Birdie LaVerne;
Eugene Dehnert, Alfred; Joyce
Oanielson, Aunt Caroline; Bon
ME Bell, Sylvia Webster; Pat
Conver as Chuck Mayo.
The play was under the dir
ection of Mrs. Helen Rustad.
Girl Shy" was very well re-
ceived by the public and pro-
ceeds went toward the new
trophy case, which the class
presented to the school.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
REMEMBER SNEAK DAY?

One of the events most looked
forward to during the senior
year is the annual Senior Sneak
Day. This year on Wednesday,
May 20, the seniors betook
themselves to Tongue river
canyon for a day of fun.
The day started at 4::30 am,
when class members gathered
in nine cars and headed for
the big cave above Dayton.
The morning was spent ex-
ploring the cave, climbing the
mountain and working up an
appetite for the lunch served
at noon.
At 2::3O pm. the caravan
moved into Sheridan, where
the class members ate supper
and attended the theatre. Then
a very weary class of 1915
wendell their way homeward.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
SALYER ANNOUNCES
SENIOR HONOR ROLL

At the commencement exer-
cises Monday evening, Principal
H. R. Salyer announced the
names of the graduating SEN
iors who were on the class hon.
or roll. The honor roll denotes
an A or B average for the four
years of high school.
Members of the graduating
class on the honor roll were:
Joyce Danielson, Terie Shir-
asago, Eunice Torske, Rachel
Weinberg, Margaret Cable, Mar
vim Davis, Eugene Dehnert,
Leslie Dumler, Francis Gustaf-
son, Betty Tier, Helen Hunt
ington, Lena Young, Lois Cass,
Charles Bentley.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
NIGHT
PROGRAM GIVEN

Wednesday evening, May %,
the Senior class of Hardin
high presented their elias S
Night program. 1t was given in
the form of a radio program,
broadcasting from Station H.
Il. S.
The station came on the air
with the class song played by
the senior member of the Rhy-
tnm Masters, followed by an
address by the Senior Glass
PRECEDENT, Francis Gustafson.
Lelie Dumler, announcer, intro
duced the students who took
part in the program. Joe Koebbe
pinch hitting for Bill Stern,
commented on the Class His
tory. The Class Will, read by
Margaret Gable, gave much to
the less fortunate underclass-
men. Pat Conver read the pro-
phecy. predicting the seniors
lives ten years hence. Several
skitS were presented through
out the program to vivify the
scenes of the past. Say A
Prayer for the Boys Over
There, sung by Ruth McMorris
was dedicated to the members
of the class serving in the arm
ed forces.
The Glass of 1945 presented
a new trophy case to the school
and preSenta ton was made at
this time.
A feature of the program was
the presentation by Francis
Gustafson, president of the SEN
ior class, of the key to the
school to the junior class. Jim
Swain, junior class president,
accepted the key, which will
hang in the study hall until
next year, when it will again
be passed to the junior class.
Closing event of the program
was the awarding of Oronyx
letters by Miss Schuster. Mr..
Gotham announced the names of
those who will receive athletic
letters.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
JUNIOR SENIOR PROM

Perhaps the most important
social event of the spring is the
annual junior senior banquet
and prom at which time the
seniors are guests of the jun
ior class.
This year, on Saturday, May
IL, the juniors, seniors and
their guests donned formals
and flannels and attended the
banquet and prom. The grand
march was led by the presi-
dents of the two upper classes
and their partners. Miss Lena
Young was crowned Prom
Queen. Her attendants were
Miss Marjorie Hyde and Miss
Lois CasS.
The theme which predomin-
ated at the banquet and prom
was a Mexican Fiesta.
The banquet, which was SER
we'd in the Masonic temple, was
prepared by mothers of the
junior class members.
Rllv War Rondc opd Stop,yci
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1945-05-31
RENNE SPEAKS AT
COMMENCEMENT

On Monday, May %, Com
mencement exercises for the
graduating class of 1945 were
held in the high school auditor
ium at 500 pm.
DR.. R. R. Renne, of Montana
State college at Bozeman, was
guest speaker. He chose as his
subject, Liberty or Security?",
and during the course of his
address he emphasized the
fact that members of this grad
uating class must choose for
themselves between complete
individual liberty and economic
security. He stressed the con-
ditions of economic upheaval,
both pre-war and during the
war and told members of the
class that they must find a
peace time equivalent to war in
order to bring about economic
security after the war.
The Commencement program
was as follows:
Professional, Land of Hope
and Glory, high school band
under the direction of Carl
Carter.
Invocation, Rev. Gordon H
Winsor.
Vocal solo, by the Waters OF
Minnetonka', Mary Ann Koe-
bbe, Roanne Preston, flutist.
Commencement address, DR.,
R. R. Renne.
Superintendent's message, E.
E. Skeie.
Presentation of class, H. R.
Salyer.
Presentation of Diplomas, c.
A. Corkins.
Rendezvous Overture, high
school band.
Benediction, Rev. Gordon H
Winsor.
Recessional, March Royal"
high school band.
Thirty-three seniors received
diplomas at the commencement
exercises. Members of the grad
uating class were:
Bonnie Bell, Charles Bentley
Marie Blankenship, Margaret
Cable, Lois Cass, Donna Marie
Cochran, Donald Conver, Joyce
DanielSon, Marvin Davis, Eu-
gene Dehnert, Leslie Dumler
Francis Gustafson, Floyd Hert
He len Huntington, Marjorie
Hyde, Dave Kern.
Joseph Koebbe, Harold Lam
merS, Ruth McMorriS, Grace
Mikami, Lolabert Nelson, Elmer
Paulson, Geraldine Peterson
Clara Pitsch, William Powers
Catherine Rogers, VILLA m
Scally, Terie Shirasago, Eunice
Torske, George Ulrich, Rache.
Weinberg, Lena Young, Eliza
beth Zier.
Ronald Litton, member OF
the armed services of the
United States, also received a
diploma.
Principal H. R. Salyer an
nounced that Joyce Danielson
is valedictorian of the class
with an average of 96.6. Terie
Shirasago is salutatorian with
a grade average for four years
of $751;.