Laurel outlook., 1950-09-13
PARK CITY
Park City Schools
Opened Tues, Sept. 5

WIFI W.. t. 1IuChIleT DIS superb
tendent. The first and secont
grades are housed in the newl,
furnished rooms in the gymnasium
The first grade teacher is Mis-!
Grace Carney of Big Timber, whC
is on leave of absence from Chi
cago where she worked in a day
nursery with children of primary
age.
Miss Gladys McLarnon of Lau
rel is the new second grade teach.
er with 10 pupils.
The third grade teacher is Mrs
Ramona Burns of Dillon.
The fourth grade teacher, Miss
Ethel Bender is also from Laurel
Miss Viola Hochhalter of Grey
bull. Wyo., is the new teacher fol
the fifth grade. and the sixth
grade has Francis Burns of Dillon
as teacher.
The seventh and eighth grades
which have enrolment of "a are
taught by Theodore Rollins of Mis-
soula.
The high school teachers are:
English, Miss Alma June Dalrym-
pie of Havre; music, Jay Burchak
of Straford; commercial, Basil
Helgesen; athletic coach, Leroy
Jacobson. w. F.. Truckner and
Waldo Waller.
The hot lunch program is again
supervised by Mrs. Alec Fox, and
the school bus routes and schedules
are the same as last year.
Children entering school in the
first grade as given by the teach
er, Miss Grace Carney, are Sandra
Kay Harris. Larry Leikam, Nancy
De Hoet, Shirley Kober. Rose
Warren. Fred Steinmetz, Jimmy
Eastlick. Teddy Fleming, James
jacobson. Robert Allen Jacobson,
Mary Roebuck. Ronald Roske,
Mike Shimsky. Maurine South
worth. Shelia Frank. Gayla Fay
HaZen.
Mrs. Kenneth Southworth re-
ceived word during the week from
her brother, Cpl. Fred Whitman.
enclosing a clipping from the Pa
cific edition of the G. l. publica-
ton of the Stars and Stripes of
a picture of Pvt. First Class
Charles Buddy Rymer pouring
water over a buddy of New Hamp-
shire in an improvised shower in
Korea where they are stationed.
Rymer attended the local high
school, and before the family
moved to Laurel he entered the
army five years ago and has been
in Korea since July.
The w. S. C. S. met at civic CEN
ter Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Rachel Martin. Mrs. John Harding
and Mrs. Alec Shimsky as host
esses. The worship service was
conducted by Mrs. Floyd Braley. A
program was arranged by Mrs.
Florence Flood on Health Through
a Brotherhood of Nations" The
society accepted an invitation to
a birthday party at the First
Methodist church in Billings Sept.
Is. Plans we're also made to enter
tain the society of Boyd Oct. 5,
featuring the tenth anniversary of
the present setup of the w. sc. S.
nationally organized 10 years ago.
Visitors were Mrs. Carrie Walters
of Ennis. one time president of
the local society, and Miss Ely of
Washington, d. c.
Friends received word during the
week from Mrs. H. Henry of Mount
Vernon, Wash, that while en- route
to the funeral of Mr.. Henry's
mother, Aug. "a, at Park City,
their a struck loose gravel at a
turn and was much damaged. Both
Marjorie and Burl Henry received
injuries and Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
received bruises and cuts, but all
r recovering as well as can be
expected.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Miller and
son Stephen who have been guests
of Mrs. Miller's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Conrad Krieger and her sis
ter, Mrs. Stanley Pearsall and fam
lily, returned to their home in
Spokane during the week.
Nancy Lee Harris, a graduate of
the class of 80 of the local high
school, left Saturday for Carol
college in Helena where she will
begin nurses training.
Willard Eastlick. who lived in
Park City until a year or so ago,
recently bought a farm in south
ern Iowa. Mrs. Eastlick and chill
dren are already in Iowa and Mr..
Eastlick will join them when he
disposes of his household goods.
Ralph Story left Tuesday for
Minneapolis to attend the wedding
of his son, Robert, to Miss Mary
Anne Simard, Wednesday, Sept. 6.
Mrs. Story left the week before
and all will return Sept. II.
Tommy Lee Flood of Billings
came Wednesday to spend a week
with his grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. M. L.. Dunsworth. Mr.. and
Mrs. Flood left on a business trip
east.
Susan Nelson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Duane Nelson of Billings,
spent Thursday and Friday with
her grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
o. Nelson.
Mrs. j. H. Dove, Mrs. R. E.
and Mrs. R. w. Davis
were luncheon guests at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Striedbeck
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