Laurel outlook., 1946-04-10
Junior Class Hosts
To Seniors Saturday

huClllDCIS " llG IulllOI CLASS NOA'
hosts Saturday evening to the sen
ior class. the school faculty, schoo
trustees and wives at the annua
iunior-senior banquet. Seated at
I shaped table AZ places wer'
marked by favors of graduates. made
from egg shells with rose and white
dresses. The programs were NINA
ture diplomas of rose and tied will
white and the table was centereC
by a crystal bowl of roses of deeI
pink.
The program was as follows:
Invocation, Rev. A. M. Bachanz;
junior welcome, Theodore Kober'
senior response. Margey Fox; class
will, Elfreda Kober; group singing
class prophecy, Marion Gebo; "Sail
Seniors Sail" Juniors; toast to the
seniors, John Flood; POSTMASTER,
Supt. R. C. Bolin.
Members of the senior class are
John Mohr, Mildred Wag-
ner. Elfreida Kober, Betty Benner,
Marie Kober, Marian Gebo, Helen
Frank. Margey Fox.
The dinner was prepared by the
mothers and served by the sopho-
more and freshmen girls.
The iunior-senior prom followed
the banquet. The gymnasium was
beautifully decorated with a May
pole in the center with a false cell
ing of varied colored paper. A
large crowd attended with the Ny
stul orchestra of Columbus furnish
ing the music.
Paul Dudley, Scout executive of
Bozeman, met Thursday evening
with Boy Scouts and Scoutmaster
John McFate and the other local
Scout board to discuss a finance
campaign. The local board are
Mark Goodall, Alex Fox, Jack Har-
ris, R. c. Bolin and C. V. Eastlick.
Mrs. Levin Hergett was hostess
Friday to the Lutheran Missionary
Society. The program vas in charge
of Mrs. Jake Benner. Other mem
berS present were Mesdames A.
Kline, BachanZ, j.. Sitszman, j..
Mohr. Wolf. c.. Krieger, Van Luc-
ious. Lehrer, Miss Lena Benner and
Miss Marie Wagner.
John Altice left the fore part of
the week on a business trip to
Spokane.
Miss Juanita Alice of Winston
spent Wednesday night with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Altice.
Youngs Point school district No.
10. Saltwater county, has voted to
consolidate with Park City district
No. 5. If nc protests are filed
20 days the school children of
Youngs Point will be brought to
Park City in a school bus in the
Students of that district num-
Der about 25.
Complimenting R. E. Plowman
and daughter on their birthdays,
March 81. relatives enjoyed dinner
at the Plowman home. Those pres
ent were Mrs. E. M. Plowman, Mr..
and Mrs. H. C.. Bohnert of Boyd,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Plowman and
two children Charles and Margaret,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Plowman and
son Edward of Joliet, and Mrs.
Jackson and daughter OAR
enc of Indiana.
A.P.L. David Wagner who has
'een stationed at Bremerton, Wash,
vas in town Friday calling on
He is the youngest son of
Toe Wagner of Billings and former
V of Park City.
Mrs. E. E. May of Darby, Iowa,
md sister Mrs. Lee Leckii, of
Knoxville, Iowa, came the first of
he week owing to the illness of
heir brother. S. M. Cain, who has
'een in the Columbus hospital the
,ast four weeks.
Mrs. Thelma Gebo of Billings
pent the week with her parents,
1r. and Mrs. M. L. Dunsworth.
Mrs. r. w. Davis entertained at
shower Wednesday evening for
Irs. Cliff Sands. Relatives and
present were Mrs. Roy Nc
lenzie and Mrs. Lloyd Maxwell of
Mrs. Florence Imhoff of
Absarokee. Mrs. d. Eastlick, Mrs.
ester Eastlick, Mrs. Harlan East
ok. Mrs. Floyd Eastlick, Mrs. C.
7. Eastlick Mrs. Flovd Braley, Mrs.
llvin Bralev. Mrs. May Miller, Mrs.
Elizabeth Kinney, Mrs. John Kin
ey, Mrs. Fred Carpenter, Mrs. l.
'rewington, Mrs. A. Kline, Mrs.
ohm Eisenman. and daughter Miss
.osa Eisenman. Mrs. C. Mehling,
Irs. j.. Southworth, Mrs. L. Her.
EFT. Mrs. Allen Hansford, Mrs. w.
}. Whitcanack, Mrs. Dick Vanden-
urg, Mrs. Gail Fry, Mrs. Rachel
Mrs. H. d. Tompkins and
Irs. S. T. Flod. Many others sent
fits.
Mrs. Allen Lierow was compli-
tented on her birthday, March %,
Y the Birthday club who were en-
at the r. C. Bolin home.
LENDERS of the club ENJOYING the
,casion were Mrs. Basil Helgesen,
RS. Thomas Story, Mrs. Stanley
~earsall. Mrs. Dick V~andenburg,
RS. Allen Whitcanack, Mrs. Har-
d Fink, Mrs. John Fry, Mrs.
lloyd Eastlick, Mrs. w. F. Adams,
RS. Bolin and Mrs. Lierow.
The Eastlick family receive d
ord Saturday that their brother
Eastlick of Wisconsin was
cry ill. He has been i'll with a
cart ailment for several months.
Robert Dogget returned to Great
alls last Sunday after spending
'veral days at the S. M. Cain
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