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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1946
Page
6
Take Part In Music Festival At Hardin Montana
Fifty six students from S G H S participated in a Hardin Montana music festival held in the Hardin High School gym. The event featured mixed chorus girls chorus and band with about 100 chorus and 150 band members. Big Timber Worden Park City Hardin rated in class levels and a massed chorus and band rehearsed before a downtown parade and departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Montana
Hardin High School
Mountaineers
Aurora
Argentina
Big Timber
Worden
Park City
Sweet Grass High School Class of 1946 Last Will Audit
Senior class members distribute playful bequests of talents and traits among peers, noting gifts like athletic ability, style, voice, height, and humor. The piece ends with a symbolic $1 gift from the class to the Junior class and the school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweet Grass High School
Albert Rich
Bozeman Girls
Lee Smoot
Senior Banquet Held May 13 in Big Timber Cafe
The Senior Banquet on Monday May 13 featured a menu of fruit cocktail baked ham sweet potatoes asparagus salad and ice cream. Albert Rich as toastmaster introduced Malcol m Goosey for a welcome talk. Performances by Justyn Stebbins George Tronrud male quartet Mabel Kratzer Arlene McLane Betty Braaten and Thelma Slettebo complemented by readings and a gum chewing demonstration. Twenty nine seniors attended with their sponsors Miss Mecklenburg and Mr Hoskinson plus guests Mr and Mrs Knee land.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Bozeman
Cecil Carl
Hazel Wheeler
Eddy Gunderson
Thelma Slettebo
Charles Officer
Tommy Flanagan
Bill Kratzer
Ernest Kneeland
Donald Tetlie
Jean Faw
Ruth Mahlum
Grant Duncan
Paul Bunyan
Bobby McDonald
Betty Braaten
Jennie Holland
Bill Cole
Mal Goosey
Mabel Kratzer
Ila Luttschwager
Ila
George Erickson
Robert Groom
George Tronrud
Dwight Seymour
Dorothy Nelson
Evelyn McLane
Alice Garduno
Irwin Elgen
Clara Pederson
Leona Viets
Dave Wagner
LeRoy Esp
Arlene McLane
Duane Tollefson
Harlo
Ray Lee Traver
Gerald Townsend
Jack Peterson
Big Timber
Albert Rich
Malcolm Goosey
Justyn Stebbins
Ileana Hanson
Oliver Hammersmark
Wayne Viers
Mr. Kneeland
Miss Mecklenburg
Mr. Hoskinson
Hoskinson
Mrs. Kneeland
300 Delegates At F. F. A. Convention
The annual state convention of the Future Farmers of America was held at Bozeman April 11 13. Three hundred delegates from 39 chapters attended with 186 at the banquet at the Baxter hotel. George Rieter Worden and Dave Noorton Bozeman were elected president and vice president for 1946 47. Scott Hoskinson accompanied Big Timber delegates Grant Duncan Cecil Carl and Tommy Flanagan Tommy Flanagan chosen as one of the State Farmers at the convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Future Farmers of America
Bozeman
Baxter Hotel
George Rieter
Worden
Dave Noorton
Night Sky Assembly Highlights Moon and Observatories
An assembly held at 11 o clock on April 17 in the gym featured Mr. Harry Johnson from the Brown Foundation. He spoke on the stars and the moon and, with Mrs. Johnson, presented slides of U.S. observatories and close-up moon views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Johnson
The
Brown Foundation
Johnson
United States
Seniors Win Inter-Class Track Meet At Big Timber Field
The Senior class took first with 55 points at the May 3 meet. Juniors 34, Freshmen 30, Sophomores 29. Events include 880 relay and multiple dashes with a mix of placers and disqualifications. Girls events list Myrstol Wagener Mack Chase in the 50 yard dash and baseball throw with 179 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Timber Athletic Field
Bainter
Tollefson
Blair
Erickson
Hammersmark
Duffey
Don Duncan
Myers
McComb
Seymour
Gunderson
Prevost
Morris Tronrud
Bryan
Kneeland
Sargent
Boyd
Foster
Wagner
Larson
Myrstol
Veda Wagener
Mack
Chase
Chapel
Viets
Mack Vera Wagner
Cudney
Annual Spring Concert Held May 8 at High School
The Big Timber American Legion Auxiliary presents the annual Spring Concert on Wednesday May 8 at 7 30 p m in the high school auditorium. The program features the band performing Mountain eers Aurora The Gay Nineties and more plus the sophomores and mixed choruses singing diverse numbers. Direction by Miss Jean Berg with Mrs Frank Chase at the piano during National Music Week observance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurora
St. Mary’s
Argentina
Big Timber American Legion Auxiliary
Jean Berg
Frank Chase
Travel Talk by Dr J Richard Olson Highlights America
On Monday May 6 high school students attended Dr J Richard Olson’s travel talk The America We Defend at the public school. Olson, a noted lecturer and news paperman, toured color views of ten national parks Old French Quarter in New Orleans Black Hills Santa Catalina Island Hawaii Mount Rushmore Mesa Verde and more to foster national appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
J. Richard Olson
Olson
Minnesota State University
New Orleans
Black Hills
Santa Catalina Island
Hawaii
Mount Rushmore Memorial
Mesa Verde
Colorado
Senior Class Night Program Recaps School Awards
Senior Class Night was held Tuesday at 8 o'clock in the high school auditorium. The Senior band performed two numbers and Dorothy Nelson tellie read the future prophecy. Florence Gilroy, Junior class president, received the key from Albert Rich, Senior class president. The Senior play The City Slicker and Our Nell followed, then awards for basketball, football and scholarships were presented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Nelson Tellie
Florence Gilroy
Albert Rich
Our Nell
History of the Senior Class of 1946 at S G H S
The 1946 senior class of 27 at S G H S recounts four years from 1942. Officers included Gertrude Aalgaard and Al Rich with activity such as a large freshman initiation, a carnival store, a junior play Fixit Incorporated, bingo at the carnival, and the senior play The City Slicker and Our Nell. Charles Officer, a WWII veteran, joined during senior year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Aalgaard
Marion Olson
Martha Blackwell
Jean Faw
Miss Rowe
al Rich
Franklin Henry
Delmar Thompson
Wayne Viers
Malcolm Goosey
Miss Mecklenburg
Mr. Hoskinson
Nell
Charles Officer
Charles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Erwin Elgin
Bill Officer
David Wagner
Jack Bainter
Mary Davis
Betty Wilson
Betty Arneson
Vernon Riveland
Eugene Baker
Leonard Mahlum
Dale Valgamore
Carl Idland
Don Tetlie
Donald Myers
Bud Arneson
Larry McComb
Walter Foster
Jim Boe
Kenneth Hogemark
Mr. Ho
American Sky
Duane Braaten
Clifton Bryan
Gaylord Wheeler
Eddie Gunderson
Bill Campbell
John Jones
Wayne Wiers
Bill Sargent
Land of Hope and Glory
Lugar
Rev
E. E. Tollefson Ors Lea Mat Adams
Gibb
Montana State College
Dr. L. O. Brockmann
Stephen Foster
Ralph S. Kneeland
Elmer Arneson
Benediction Recessional
E. E. Tollefson Metcalf
Lutheran Church
Serman
E. E. Tollefson -Trioch
E. O. Overland
E. E. Tollefson Mendelssohn
E. E. Tollefson
Future Home Makers
Betty Stokke
Betty Tronrud
Mary Peterson
Alma Hegdal
Barbara Bainter
Judith Peterson
Carol Sloan
Donaldine McKenzie
Evelyn Slettcbo
Selma Larson
Leone Cudney
Donna Kristenson
Helen Vander Voort
Emmy Lou Franklin
Donna Myers
Joyce Viers
Donna Bookout
Thea Westre
Betty Yost
Ruth Myrstol
Betty Voges
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