Annual Junior Promenade Noted for Simple Beauty at High School
The Junior Prom at the high school gym Saturday evening featured blue and white decorations with Japanese lanterns and elegant dresses. A Livingston trio provided jazz as students and parents enjoyed a program of Grand March and dances, praising partners such as Olga Egeland Lola Boddy Mildred Alden Alice Barbour Opal Rash Eva Mae Yule Tom Brown and others amid playful captions and light social remarks.
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Livingston
Sweet Grass High Track Meet Sets Attendance Record
Ideal weather and a large crowd highlighted the twenty first annual meet in Montana. Butte High won the overall meet with Hamilton close behind, Beaver Dillon captured a cup for under 500 enrollment, Burns Jordan earned the individual honors watch, and Yule Rees gained Open Road magazine honorable mention for journalism. Final exams and commencement events follow, with 24 graduates led by valedictorian Robert Guthrie.
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Alice Barbour
Big Sandy
Miller
Columbus
Butte High School
Hamilton
Butte Central
Burns
Jordan
Billings Kyote
Beaver
Dillon
Montana
Big Timber
Raymond Lyon
Robert Struckman
Harry Thompson
Yule Rees
Patricia Knowles
Patricia
Raymond
Sweet Grass
Yule
Sweet Grass High
S. E. Davis
Robert Guthrie
Reed Point
Clair Fanning
William Iverson
Sweet Grass County
Junior Prom Night At High School Celebrates Winners
The May 10 Junior Prom in the high school gym featured tulip and windmill decorations with Dutch touches. A Holland theme marked the evening as students enjoyed music and a class sports day replacing Sneak Day. Robert Struckman won first place in editorial writing, with honorable mention to Yule Rees among many entrants.
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Edith Webber
Holland
Robert Struckman
Yule Rees
Robert
Yule
Honorable Mention Highlights Credit for Noted Work
A name appears in the honorable mention column and is recognized for solid effort and merit. The item notes the contribution and encourages acknowledgment alongside the main awards.
Miss Merrielees Seeks Montana School Support
Miss Merrielees plans to earn a Ph D from Stanford in June with a thesis on University Training of Prospective English Teachers. She has twelve years teaching in California, including two years as head of the English department and supervisor of student teachers at University High School.
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Shrew
Shakespeare
Robert Guthrie
Macbeth
Thane
Cawdor
Nels Strand
Duke
Hiria
Arthur Boyd
Othello
Rapelje
Miss Allen
Gilette
Wyo
Sweet Grass County High School
Bozeman
Sweet Grass
Gallatin High Schools
Templeton
Gallatin County
Belgrade
Big Timber Friends
Lucia Merrillees
Sweet Grass County
Ellen M. Geyer
State University
Montana
Stanford University
Big Timber eighth graders stage three one act plays
The eighth grade at Big Timber public school presented three one act plays Tuesday night in the high school auditorium under Mr. Skarda. About thirty dollars was raised for the upper grades student treasury. The shows included Honest Peggy Taking Fathers Place and The Great Doughnut Corporation with student casts and an orchestra performance between acts.
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Big Timber
Skarda
Peggy
Minnie Pearl LaRue
LaRetta Thompson
Marie Bechtel
Bertha Sewell
Lillian Grosfield
Ethel Manis
Geneva Thompson
Elaine Baskett
Charles
Owen Loftsgaarden
Jim Brannin
Lee Skillman
Don Austin
Richard Nevin
William Miller
Dial Mooney
Henry Hauge
Great Doughnut Corporation
Charles Fallang
Lyle Watkins
Edna Broker
Alma Tjaaland
Grace Traver
Viola Ryan
Ellen Rein
Fish Commission Names Leaders and Hatchery Duties
T N Marlowe was reelected chairman of the Montana Fish and Game Commission. C A Jackways named chief game warden with authority to assign two field assistants, J Schofield and J H Treece, to hatcheries. Treece directs Georgetown Anaconda Ovando Missoula Hamilton and Somers hatcheries. Schofield handles Big Timber Red Lodge Great Falls and Lewistown hatcheries. Salaries set at 175 per month. Big Elk creek opening granted in Wheatland county effective May 29. tributaries remain closed. Loch Leven trout to be removed from Madison river and restocked with rainbow and native trout.
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Ovando
Missoula
Hamilton
Somers
Schofield
Big Timber
Red Lodge
Great Falls
Lewistown
Wheatland County
Big Elk Creek
Commission
Madison River
Church Services and Activities May 18 Schedule
At The Churches on Sunday May 18 Rev A A Holbeck pastor holds Sunday School at 10 a m Norwegian language service at 11 a m Melville service at 3 p m Y P L meets at 7 p m and the confirmation class meets every Saturday at 1 p m.
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Lutheran Church
A. A. Holbeck
Melville
Congregational Church Welcomes Rev Frank Dingle in Services
Rev Frank Dingle, pastor, has returned and will lead morning and evening services as usual with Sunday School at 10 a.m. Parishioners are invited to attendance.
St Joseph’s Church Schedules Services on Sundays
St Joseph’s Catholic Church holds services every second and fourth Sunday, inviting parishioners to participate in the weekend observances.
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St. Joseph’s
St Mark's Church Announces May 23 Guest Pastor
St Mark's Episcopal Church says Rev. J W Hard will be joined by Bishop Fox for services on May 23 replacing the previously scheduled Sunday appearance.
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St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
J. W. Hard
Bishop Fox
Eysnp Church Services Poster
Rev N A Eller pastor at Eysnp Church announces Sunday services with Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am C E services at parsonage Sundays at 7 30 pm and prayer meeting Friday at 7 30 pm.
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Eysnp
N. A. Eller
Arcade
Sabbath Services at Local Methodist Church
Seventh Day Adventists Elder A J Lockett preaches at the Methodist church with Sabbath school at 2 p m and services at 3 p m every Sabbath as announced by the church.
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Seventh Day Adventists
A. J. Lockett
Methodist Church
Grey Cliff Town Notes Mix News and Local Color
Local tidbits from Grey Cliff recount visits, family news, and small town happenings. Residents like Bernie Moulton Dick Lewis Jack Watt and Simon Weidenger appear among notes on measles jurors teachers and social events with humor about wash lines and crows.
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Bernie Moulton
Dick Lewis
Jack Watt
Robert Bray
Mr. Shaver
Ed Ellingson
Gus Hausserman
Bridger Creek
Oscar Nepstad
Anton Nepstad
Clint Carter
Ed Thompson
Floyd Nepstad
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Thelma Sleveland
Lena Manis
Alice Watt
Ralph Ryan
Lloyd Rein
Percy Gibson
William Michels
Harry Dugro
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Lola Boddy
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Fat Keller
Arne Hoem
Katy Bray
Joe Mijosness
Virginia Perrine
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Tom Brown
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Norman Magelsson
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Bus Jarrett
Dent LaRue
Clair
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Hfe
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J. A. Lowry
Fish Commission
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Citien
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Miss Rostad
Grey Cliff School
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Miss White
Frank Myers
Roberts Brothers’ Steel Gang
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Ike Lay
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al Phillips
Morland
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Melville, Mont
Jim Olson
C. Graff
Patterson Undertaking Co
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Soren Rue
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Sweet Grass County Creamery
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