The Sidney herald., 1956-04-05
Lambert
Mrs. Grant Burgess

sons at a banquet Tuesday eve-
ming, March q at 500 in the
high school gym. Other guests
were the fathers and the three
cheer leaders. The menu for the
evening consisted of Hawaiian
punch, baked ham, salad, baked
potatoes, sweet potatoes, rolls,
relisheS, coffee and angel food
cake with whipped cream and
berries. This food was prepared
by the mothers and served by
high school girls assisted in the
kitchen by ladies who do not have
sons on the team. The tables were
decorated with a basketball theme
carried out in the nut cups and
the programs were in the shape
of a basketball with the school
color of scarlet brought out with
a ribbon attached to the outside.
A large basketball cake conferred
the table baked by Mrs. Warren
Petrik. The program under the
direction of Sam Scammon as
POSTMASTER, began with Invoca-
ton by Rev. Leo Berreth. A vocal
duet, HE" was then sung by
Resale Ludahl and Adele Rob-
ertS. Miss Louise Gunderson play
ed two numbers on the Accordion,
"Be Happy Waltz and Spanish
Fandango." David Heath then
gave a toast on behalf of the
team, followed by a trombone
trio, Robert Petrik, Morris Pet
rik and Roger Williams. Louise
GunderSon and Resale Liudahl
then rendered a piano duet after
which Coach Bell presented the
awards AL Of the boys viii e
ceive letter awards which have
not arrived yet. George Lake was
awarded a small silver basketball
for best around the horn average,
and Donald Burgess received the
same for best free throw average,
both of these boys had an over
80% average which is very high.
Coach Bell presented the team
a. Class c District 2" champion
conference trophy inscribed with
the names of the players. This
IS on display in the new trophy
cabinet at the school. A fishing
creel was presented to Coach Bell
by Larry Williams on behalf OF
the players. 20 Sole Mo" was
then played by Mrs. c. E. Heath
with the violin. Adele Roberts
with the violin, Adele Roberts
by Louise GunderSon at the piano.
Oscar Kvaalen as speaker for
the evening entitled his speech,
"After Dinner Rambling and
proceeded accordingly, congratu-
the boys on their success
full season and condoling them
with the thought that it takes
better men to be good losers than
winners. Loeb Lomond" played
by the Brass Choir was the clos
ing number on the program.
Mrs. Leo Berreth visited Mrs.
Leastman at the Memorial
hospital in Sidney Sunday after
noon. Rev. and Mrs. LeaStman are
The proud parents of a new baby
Jonathan Edward. The
JeaStmans have recently taken
I'D the pastoral duties at the
and Missionary Alliance
in Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Goulart and
dr. and Mrs. Ben MERCER and
laughter were Easter Sunday
and supper guests at the
Bill Mullin home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Lobdell and
,oys and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Klas-
IA and boys were Easter Sunday
guests al the Jerome Pet
TX Sr. home.
Rev. George French and the
People from the St. Paul
bible Institute, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ohm BolStad and Bonnie enjoy
d a potluck supper at the AL
lance parsonage Sunday evening.
Mrs. Otto Backes and children
we're Easter Sunday guests of her
'arents, Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Pre-
ost Of Sidney.
For the past three weeks re-
..earSals for the Junior class play
reductions have been in progress
ccording to play director, Sam
el Scammon. This year the class
ecided to attempt something new
y presenting two one-act plays
nth a musical interlude in be-
Heen. The first play, a serious
Judy entitled "No Greater Love-"
Ills the appealing story of young
II. Cain, who has grown away
ON his family during his years
{ study. When he returns for
n overnight visit at home, he
sveals that he is not going to
,llow the wish of his dead faith
:, who wanted him to practice
iedicine in his own mountain
.llage where tine need for a doc Y
II is great. Instead, he is going
once TO the city where he can
axe more money al his profess
on. The diSappointnents of his
mily are great, and the mis-
lderStanding between them and
young physician Don comes to
head. Why he decides 10 stay
here he is needed most is told
the dramatic climax Of "No
Love-" The comedy to
low, Hercules Night Out" is
e story of the Maxwell family
I'd the first overnight stay of
ercules Nelson, Wilbur Max
els bosom pal. Dual casts are
ing used 10 allow more students
participate in the play. Both
avs promise TO sum up an eve
ng of enjoyable entertainment.
8tes for these plays are the
IN and 14th Of April. Look for
ore about this elsewhere in this