The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-05-08

"Were you There When They
Crucified MY Lord?" and "Clim-
bin Up De Mountain. The
six boys were: Don Ross, a
senior; Robert Kukes, Bill Ev-
enson and Pat Fox, juniors;
Jim Mills, a sophomore, and
Bob Ruby, a freshman All of
the students took part in a
250-Voice chorus at the concert
on Saturday night.
Mothers of Junior class mem
bers met at the high school
Friday to plan the menu of
the junior senior banquet which
is to take place on May %.
There were about 80 mothers
present. Mrs. Riebeth, one of
the junior class sponsors, pre-
sided until the group had
elected it's chairman, Mrs. Fred
G.. Brown. The menu was then
decided upon, item by item, and
printed on the blackboard,
where the juniors could see it
when they flocked to class on
Monday.
Diana Wolcott, banquet chair
man for the junior class, was
present at the meeting and was
often called upon for her opin-
ion as to what the young
would prefer in the line of
victuals. Committees were ap-
pointed to take charge of the
various courses. It is a tradi-
ten of Hardin high that the
junior mothers prepare and
serve the banquet, with the
help of student walters invited
from the sophomore class.
Douglas Patterson came home
from High School Week bear
ing a blue ribbon for superior
scholarship. The honor is based
on scores made in tests taken
by all participants in the event
held annually at Montana State
college, BoZeman. Students who
represented Hardin, like all the
others who attended, were hon
or students.
Other seniors who went to
Bozeman were Don Holland
| Ray Weinberg, Bob Calp, Alice
Arroyo, Virginia Robinson, Els
ther Burchette and Dolores
Becker. Superintendent H. R
Salyer and High School Prin-
cipal John M. Fisher accom-
panied the young people.
Andrew CogsWell, chairman OF
the public service division Of
| Montana State university, Mis-
soula, spoke to the seniors OF
Hardin high at 10 am. Mon
day and showed colored slides
of campus scenes at his school
Eight students from the in
strumental music department.
under the direction of Frank
| Solazzi, attended the meet. They
included the following:
Cornet quartet, Pat Fox, Len;
mis- hammers. Bob Ruby anc
Helen Kirschenman;; rating
good. Cornet duet, Helen Kir-
schenmann and Lennis Lam
mers; rating, good. Cornet solo
Pat Fox, rating, good. Corned
| solo, Helen Kirschenmann; rat
ing good. Cornet solo, Lennis
Lammers; rating, good.
Clarinet duet, Violet Davis
| and Virginia Williams; rating
excellent. Clarinet trio, Doro-
thy Jabs, Violet Davis and Vir-
ginia Williams; rating, excel
lent. Cornet quartet, Don Kray
Lennis hammers and Pat Fox
rating, excellent, plus. Clarinet
quartet, Don Kray, Dorothy
Jabs, Violet Davis and Virginia
Williams; rating, superior.
Climax of the festival was
mamoth presentation of al
music departments, composed o.
wind, voice and string sections
A chorus of 100 voices; orches-
ira of IS players and a bane
of s225 players took part. Sixty
public schools and 40 private
schools took part in the meet
The sophomore class spen'
Sunday afternoon picnicking il
Little Horn canyon. About 81
of the class went, accompanied
by Glass Sponsors Gerald Len.
ander and Michael Coffey. Each
brought his own lunch, and ict
cream and pop were furnished
by the class. Bob Warren wa!
chairman of transportation anc
Katherine Jabs managed thu
ice cream supply.
The chemistry class - l;
strong - accompanied by theil
instructor, James Milne, anC