Summer School At WMCE Sets Two Five-Week Terms
Western Montana College of Education schedules summer term from June 11 to August 17 with two five week sessions. Courses cover elementary and secondary education masters and two year diploma, plus workshops. New staff include Dr. Rameley and Miss Smith among others with field trips to Virginia City and Yellowstone Park and free music and dancing programs.
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Western Montana College of Education
Western
Ruth Dillavon
Helen Luebben
Brinton Jackson
Maryland
Rameley
University of Colorado
Northwestern University
Rachel Smith
Mount Holyoke College
Bernice Lee
Seattle
William A. Bayerd
Yakima Junior College
Bill Bruer
Beaverhead County High School
QO. M. Hartsell
Virginia City
Yellowstone Park
State Capitol
Helena
Western Senior Will Teach at South Dakota State College
Dillon senior at Western accepted a graduate assistantship in chemistry at South Dakota State College. He will handle laboratory work and quiz sections in freshman chemistry, pursuing a master degree while studying half-time. The nine month appointment pays 1500 dollars and begins September 1. Svetich will complete his Western degree in August.
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George Sveiich
Dillon
Western
South Dakota State College
Svetich
Summer School Programs at Western Montana College of Education
Four entertainment programs announced for the summer session at Western Montana College of Education. Professor Ralph McFadden chairs the committee. Dr. Frank Asper, Mormon Tabernacle organist, appears June 20. Dorothy Sayles and Arthur Renton perform June 28 with folk songs and operatic duets. They toured Germany in 1951. Allyn Thompson presents July 18 a program titled Painting.
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Western Montana College of Education
Ralph McFadden
Frank Asper
Mormon Tabernacle
Salt Lake City
Dorothy Sayles
Arthur Renton
Germany
Allyn Thompson
Floyd A Kenison dies after heart attack in Sheep Creek visit
Floyd A Kenison 65 prominent former rancher and livestock figure from Sheep Creek Basin died of a heart ailment Sunday night after admission to Barrett hospital. He and wife were en route from Phoenix to Sheep Creek. he fell ill in Rexburg Idaho last week and was moved to the Bernard Whitworth ranch before being taken to hospital. He was active in livestock associations and Dillon Elks. survived by his wife, son Floyd S Kenison and four grandchildren, sister and brother in law, and several siblings.
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Sheep Creek Basin
Barrett Hospital
Kenison
Phoenix
Ariz
Rexburg
Idaho
Bernard Whitworth
Kenneth Kenison
Dillon
Floyd
Prescott
Kan
Edgar Kenison
Floyd S. Kenison
Livestock Association
Dillon Elks Lodge
Mary B. Kenison
Guy Gray
Fred Cummings
Renton
Wash
Willis Martinell
Tacoma
Ray .Osburn
Elgin
Ore
Sheep Creek
G.L. Whitworth
Floyd Kenison
Baritone Calvin Marsh To Perform Fourth Series Recital
Calvin Marsh of the Metropolitan Opera will give the fourth entertainment in the series. The baritone, now making recital appearances nationwide, aims to express the thoughts and emotions of great writers through song and voice.
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Calvin Marsh
Metropolitan Opera Company
Marsh
United States
First Baptist Church Schedule Readings and Services
Rev. E. W. Goodrick leads Sunday school at 9 45 morning service at 11 00 evening service at 8 00 and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 00 p m all in the First Baptist Church listings.
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First Baptist
E. W. Goodrick
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