Class of 1969 Graduation Greeting
A graduation message praises the Class of 1969 for completing studies and looks forward to their future. It wishes happiness, lasting memories, and ongoing success throughout their lives.
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Newspaper
Big Timber Pioneer
Location
Big Timber, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1969
Page
8
A graduation message praises the Class of 1969 for completing studies and looks forward to their future. It wishes happiness, lasting memories, and ongoing success throughout their lives.
Sweet Grass High School lists officers led by President Jack Fuller and Vice President Jim Davis with secretary-treasurer Bill Rule and council rep Ann Bryce. Sponsors are Mr. Richard Willems and Mr. William Carroccia. Colors Burgundy and Pink. Flower White Orchid. Motto The Learned Know It The Brave Dolt. Commencement.
The program lists the Baccalaureate High School Band performing Slow March from Scipio Handel and a recessional. Rev Richard A Kienitz presents diplomas with Benediction by Mr Vance Ramberg and Mr Virgil Gust. The concert includes Coat of Arms by Kenny played by the high school band.
A fragmented list names Dale's Barber Shop Bob's Dirt Moving Ullman Lumber Co Inc Vaughn Market Smart's Big Timber Wholesale Economy Store J S Solberg Co Inc Melville Store Bennett's Saddlery Riverside Lumber Co The entries appear as a sectors directory of retail and trade firms with no narrative context. The OCR reads like a catalog of business names rather than a connected story or report.
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