The Sidney herald., 1955-06-02

uation address, Rev. Berreth the
invocation and benediction, and
Mrs. Heath played the Prelude
and Postlude. There were several
instrumental arrangements by
members of the high school band,
Ronald Pust, Rosalie Luidahl, De-
Ann Moe and David Heath ac-
companied by Louise Gunderson
at the piano. The valedictory hon
or went to Martin (Bud) Lake and
the salutatory to James Thomas,
both of whom spoke during the
evening. The boys quartet, Guy
Eddy, CORN Peterson and George
and Martin Lake sang two songs.
Those graduating were Martin
Lake, James Thomas, Gary Gayer,
Vernon Gebhardt, MurIene Liu-
dahl Partin, CORN Peterson and
Donald Hill. At the same time
ten eighth graders received their
diplomas. They were Loretta
Herringer, Minnie Dotson, Marcia
Bell, Larry and Lorry Dotson,
Dean Carter, Roger Williams, Mel
vim Hill, Roger Rieman and David
Glodowski. Ben Rogers, chairman
of the school board, presented the
diplomas to both the high school
graduates and eight graders. Mr..
Heath awarded the scholarships
to James Thomas and Martin
Lake.
Bible school is being held at
the Lutheran church this week,
900 a. m. to 800 p. m. End grade
thru 9th. Teachers are Pastor
Schmidt, Mrs. Joe Klasna, Mrs.
j. T. Petrik, Mrs. Earl Gunderson
, and Mrs. CORN Peterson. Miss
Louise Gunderson is pianist and
assistant teacher. Thirty children
from four years old thru the 9th
grade are attending with the
younger children being dismissed
at noon. School will close Friday
with picnic at noon and pro
gram in the evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Harold Sorenson
and son of Sidney and Mr.. and
Mrs. Murlin Bouchard and chill
dren of Glendive attended the
graduation exercises Thursday
evening after which they visited
the Anton Luidahl and Perry Par
tin homes where pictures were
shown and lunch was served by
Mrs. Liudahl and Mrs. Partin. Mr..
and Mrs. Grant Burgess and chill
dren were also guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Mccarthy and
children were Sunday dinner
guests at the Don Petrik home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Qualley re-
turned to their home at CuIbert-
son Saturday after a ten day stay
here at the home of their son and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Lowell Quail
ley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orville QuaIley
and boys of Brockton visited at
the Lowell Qualley home Sunday
to get acquainted with the new
nephew.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bailey moved out
of the Painter house and moved
to farm near Glendive last week
Mrs. Adah Gibson and son ano
daughter -in-law, Mr.. and Mrs
Dean Gibson and son Michael al
of Onamia, Mimi, visited at the
Leo Berreth home this week end
These people are from the former
parish of Rev. Berreth and Mrs
Adah Gibson is a sister of Mrs
Joe Rostad, a former pastor of the
local Christian and Missionary Al
lance church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Butz took
their daughter Brenda to Sidney
last week to consult a doctor as
she was suffering with the flu.
Sam Scammon, the commercial
teacher of the Lambert H. S., lef
Friday afternoon for Sidney t.
attend a farewell party given il
his honor at the Jim Lovelact
home. From there he took the
bus to Glendive and boarded {
train which took him to Boise
Idaho where he plans on attend
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graduating from the Nazarene Col
lege Of Education at Nampa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Laurent lef
by car Saturday for Bemidji, Min
nesota where they will spend par
of the summer months before 60
ing on to Oslo, Mimi, where be
has accepted a position as shoI
instructor. This is new shoI
being set up. Mr.. Laurent taught
here for two years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Hess are the
parents of baby boy born at the
Sidney hospital May %. The baby
weighed seven pounds and clever
ounces and is named Scott An
thony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Qualley
entertained a number of friends a
farewell party for Sam Scam.
mon Thursday night after gradu.
alton exercises. Those who attend.
ed the party were: Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Heringer, Mr.. and Mrs. j. 7
Petrik, Doc and Mrs. Harley Carl
son of Sidney, Oscar Kvaalen anC
Mrs. Edward AlarcOn.