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a a a Daily Missoulian, Thursday, May 24, 1956 Flathead Schools Have Graduation Rites exer: cises for the eighth graders of Flathead county rural schools was Wednesday evening at the Flathead County High School Auditorium. The diplomas were presented by Mrs. J. C. Burdick, representing the rural schools.

The brief talk of the evening was by Virgil Cork, president of the Future Teachers, at FCHS, and himself eighth grade graduate here. His talk was "Five Qualities in an Ideal Student." Miss Lulu Barnard, county, superintendent of schools presided at the ceremonies, Presentation of book awards was by Grace E. Hansen. Mrs. John Schwartz presented the DAR award to Mary Lou Collins of the Canyon View School.

The class was presented for diplomas by Jane Woodworth, representing the rural teachers. the program of the evening the processional and recessional were by Grace Powell. The Rev. Frank B. Hillis gave the invocation and benediction.

The program opened with singing "Star Spangled Banner," and the flagS salute led Leona M. Hochstetler of the Creston School and J. Michael Horn of the Kuhns School. The Birth Grove School eighth graders a choral reading. Marlene Martzell, teacher at Fairview School gave a solo.

A duet was by Marjorie Rabidue and LaDonna Frerich. Also musical numbers were offered by eighth grade students. Gladys Bryson, Thompson River School: Larry Brosten, Hodgson School: the Olney Class: James Dennison, Kila School: Swan River Quartett, Judith Brimmer, Bald Rock School and Alice Jane Woodworth, Lakeside School. Diplomas were presented to the rural eighth grade graduates as follows: Deer Park: Melvin Keith Eckelberry, Geraldine Lee Kittelson, Sandra Rae McBroom, Dick Rolfs Mitch, Donnie Edward Radabah, Judith Claire Wilke. Swan River: Robert Conley, Irwin Davisson, Ida Mary Fordik, Mary Francis, Russell Hulsing, Ruth Ann Lee, Yvonne Perry.

Spring Creek: Kenneth Marvin Garness. Creston: Terry Lynn Gorton, Leona M. Hochstetler. Cayuse Prairie: Lawrence Ingvald Sands. Linda Smith, Betty Ann Termaat.

Demersville: James Buechle, Sharon Cork, Gary Cox, Marilee Lockhart. Terry Mero, Vernon Mero, David Mitton. Helena Flats: Elward D. Barfoot Gerry Arthur Brunett, Jimmy D. Brunett.

Steve Roger Charland, Richard Dean Johnson, Melvina Robinson. Grove: Arthur William Schroeder. Half Moon: Sally Lou Hoye, Morton Lyman Hoye, Roger Edward. Canyon Smith. View: Mary Lou Collins, LaDonna Frerich, Zane LeRoy Hanson, Marjorie Larraine Rabidue, Larry Smith.

Kila: James L. Dennison, Marold Jones, Carol N. Root. Bald Rock: Judith Elaine Brimmer. Batavia: Sharon Kay Bradford, Wanted to Buy House, up to $13,000 from individual party.

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Pol. Adv. paid for by Ruth Greenouch Mosby for Congress Club, Virginia Foster Secy, Missoula. Honored At Assembly SUPERIOR The senior class night and awards assembly programs were held jointly in the high school gymnasium Monday evening. H.

A. Drenth, vice principal, presented the various speakers. The senior class history was read Nichols; the class will by Shirley Haas, and the prophecy by Dick Teske. Joseph Wolpert presented Lions Club medal awards to the outstanding students in various fields. Those receiving the medals were Shirley Schierding, mathematics; Dixie Gee, history; Daring.

lene Davis, English: Russell Brazill, mechanical arts; Shirley Haas, commercial: Billye Ann Frey, home economics; Sally Jo Morris, Hugh Corn, science: and Crist Pomajevich, athletics. Grover R. McLaughlin presented the Three-Links awards for the outstanding student in each class to Russell Brazill, freshman; David Murphy, sophomore: Dixie Gee, junior; and Shirley Schierding, senior. Mrs. Thelma Johnson presented the United Nations pilgrimage award certificate to Marcella Skelton.

Mrs. Johnson, is local chairman of this project which is sponsored by the 100F and Rebekah Lodges. Miss Gloria Bugli, commercial instructor, presented the year book awards to Shirley Haas, ediVirginia Schneider, business manager; and Mary Ann Miles, Sandra Talbott, Shirley Schierding, Rosemary Warnken, Frances Warnken, Dede de Wit, Lynn Douglas and Carol Tower, staff members. McLaughlin, presented the award, for the best allaround athlete, as elected by the boys, to Blaine (Shorty) Bennett. Bennett also received the Olson memorial award, with Drenth making the presentation.

Athletic letter awards were presented by Coach McLaughlin to Sandy Guttu, captain, football and basketball, and honorary lyre in band; Hugh Corn, football, basketball and band; Yngve Falk, basketball; and Victor Fisher, senior manager. Junior class letter awards to Bennett in football, basketball, baseball, and band; Pomajevich, football, basketball, baseball, and band: Gary Spaberg, football, basketball and track; Delbert Heimbigner, football and basketball; Eugene Byers, football and basketball; Eddie Tholts, football baseball. Sophomore class letter awards -Bobby Prater, football and basketball; Jimmy Gullette, football and baseball; and Richard Dunn, baseball. Freshman class letter awardsBrazill, football, basketball and band; Billy LaCombe, football, track and baseball; Scott Simpson, football and track; Butch Opsahl, football; Lewis Forry, basketball and baseball; Jimmy Tamietti, baseball and band: Chuck Orvalla, baseball; Dick Felstet, baseball; Don Felstet, baseball; Norman Heath, manager of track; Duane Hammond, manager of baseball; and John Morris, manager of football, basketball and baseball. Jene Melton, band and music instructor, presented awards for his department as follows: Noella Nichols award speciare of 230 for the year; band lyres to Hugh Corn, Valona Lewis, David Murphy, Sally Jo Morris, James Tamietti, Kenton Lewis, Robert Dunn, Barbara Feild, Sandra Howell, Carole Gates, Russell Brazill, George Wirt, Blaine Bennett, Jean Mancini, Gary Spaberg and Randy Miles; and lyre pin to Donna McAlear.

Miss Nichols received the award for the outstanding musician of the year. Cheerleader awards went to Sandra Howell, Marcell Skelton, Frances Warnken and Maryann Miles with Melton making the presentations. George R. Howell, president of the Lions Club, presented the medals awarded at the annual spelling bee to: Adult division, Mrs. Ruth Zigler, gold; Mrs.

Hartman, silver; and Mrs. Laurence Forseth bronze; high school division, Darlene Davis gold; Dixie Gee silver, and Ave bronze; and for the grade school division to David Tamietti, gold; Francene Peters, silver and Linda Hartman, bronze. T. H. Brekke presented special music trophy which must be earned annually by the local band making a superior rating at the music festival in Missoula.

David Murphy accepted the trophy on behalf of the band. Melton was the donnor of the trophy. Blaine Bennett and Sandy Guttu, acting as representatives of the lettermen presented a gift to Coach McLaughlin. The girls sextette brought the program to a close with the sing of "Way Down in Egypt Land." Valona Lewis, Noella Nichols, Carol Tower, Marcella Skelton, Jean Mancini and Dede de Wit are members of the Sextette. Baccalaureate exercises were in the gymnasium Sunday evening, with the Rev.

Fr. E. D. O'Sullivan of Frenchtown delivering the address. The processional and recessional were by the high school band under the direction of Jene Melton.

The girls sextette sang two selections. PLEDGED TO GOVERNOR OKLAHOMA CITY (R A majority of the 28-vote Oklahoma delegation to the Democratic National Convention in August has pledged to gO with the choice of Gov. Raymond Gary-presumably York Gov. Averell Harriman for the presidential nomination. Clinton O'Neil Dies In Kalispell at 79 KALISPELL: Clinton DeWitt O'Neil, 79, 509 1st Ave.

resiof Kalispell more than 60 years and connected with the lumber business during his residence here, died at a local hospital late Tuesday, He was born Osborn, Feb. 7, 1877, where he spent his youth. He later at Richville, and in 1895 came to Kalispell. He married Emma E. Engman here Dec.

25, 1900. He was a life long member of the Presbyterian Church, a charter member of the Kalispell Kiwanis Club and was active in golfing and bowl- Mr. O'Neil had expected to leave Kalispell Sunday for Phila-; delphia to attend the General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church which was to commemorlate the 250th anniversary of Presbyterianism in America. However, he became ill last week and entered a local hospital. survived by his widow, Emma, Kalispell; a daughter, Mrs.

Wilda May Wilson; two sons, DeWitt and Carl all of Kalispell, and seven grandchildren. He is also survived by a brother, Charles I. O'Neil, Pomona, and nieces and nephews. body is at the Johnson Mortuary. Funeral services will be conducted at the First Presbyterian Church at 3 p.m.

Friday by the Rev. Frank B. Hillis. Burial will be in the family plot in Conrad Memorial Cemetery. Henry H.

Kind KALISPELL Funeral services for Henry H. Kind will be at 11:30 a.m. Thursday at the Waggener Campbell Chapel with the Rev. Allen Schildheiss officiating. Burial will be in the family section of Conrad Memoral Cemetery.

Mr. Kind, 72, who resided here until moving to Power in 1952 where he was engaged in ranching, died near Power Sunday as a result of an automobile accident. Mrs. Mary Lozeau ST. IGNATIUS Requiem high mass will be celebrated for Mrs.

Mary Louise Lozeau, 84, at the St. Ignatius Catholic Church at ,9 a.m., Friday, Rosary will be recited at the Fearon Chapel Thursday evening at 8. Burial in the Lozeau Cemetery at Moiese. Mrs. Lozeau had resided at Dixon since 1942 and had lived over 70 years in Montana.

She passed away at Dixon early Tuesday morning after a lingering illness. Mrs. Alice Marquardt KALISPELL Funeral services for Mrs. Alice Marie Marquardt will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Waggener Campbell Chapel with the Rev.

Frank B. Hillis officiating. Burial will be in Conrad Memorial Cemetery. Mrs. Marquardt, wife of William J.

Marquardt, died here Tuesday. The family home was at 327 3rd Ave. W. James G. Phillips KALISPELL Funeral services for James G.

Phillips will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Waggener Campbell Chapel with Robert 0. Adams officiating. Burial will be in Conrad Memorial Cemetery. Mr.

Phillips, retired maintenance man at Flathead County High School, died Sunday. Mrs. Hilda Lenoch KALISPELL Funeral services for Mrs. Hilda Lenoch were conducted Tuesday at the Waggener Campbell Chapel with the Rev. Gordon Patterson officiating.

Burial was in Conrad Memorial Cemetery. Pallbearers were Peter Desrosiers, J. 0. Lahre, Sam Sather, J. B.

Drew, Wilbur O. Mellem and Joe Beltramini, She was born July 14, 1878 in Michigan and came to Kalispell in 1907 and in the fall of 1924 married Walter Lenoch. They made their home for a time at St. Maries, Idaho, and in 1928 returned to Kalispell. Since 1942 they resided at Somers.

She died here Saturday at the age of 77. She is survived by her widower. Walter, Somers, two daughters, two brothers, three grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Arthur Ottenbacher KALISPELL Funeral services for Arthur Ottenbacher were conducted Tuesday at Trinity Lutheran Church with the Rev. Allen Schuldheiss officiating.

Burial was in Glacier Memorial Gardens. Pallbearers were George F. Anderson, Lloyd M. Whitacre, Werner Franz, 'Reuben Fuhrer, Paul P. Orr and Lafe Morris.

He was born April 4, 1911. at Harriet, S. and came here about 10 years ago. Here he was engaged in the well drilling business. He is survived by his widow, Pauline, Kalispell, a son, daughter.

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3-3917 257 W. Front St. Hamilton 8th Grade Exercises Friday HAMILTON Eighth will be graduated from Washing, ton School here Friday at 9:30 p.m. In program order will be the processional by Jeanne Howe: band ensemble playing "Swing Low, Sweet Chariot, with Robert Cooper, Roland Peterson, Greg Moore, Richard Grover, James Johnson, Lloyd Everard and Kathy McKee; 8-1 division class roll by Tom Moholt, and Christine Erickson: 8-2 division class roll by Peterson and Loving: presentation of special awards by Tom Waldo: Applebury of the school board; presentation of by Wilford Poppie, principal; vocal number by Jeannie Donna Tilton. Ann Chaffin and Lesla Smith and recessional.

The graduates: Josette Elizabeth Aguirre, Carol G. Akers, Meredithe Lee Applebury, Karen J. Acuff, Lynda G. Blodgett, Carlynn Brown, Marilyn LaVon Bacon, Barbara Rae Beyer, Dorothy Lois Chin, Robert Lyle Cooper, Anna Mae Chaffin, Robert G. in an invitational here June Harry Preston, president of the Whitefish Golf' Assn.

announced. Fifty-two players took part in the Sunday match. Kalispell Golfers Defeat Whitefish Frances Fay Carpenter, Larry V. Carpenter, Joyce Jones, M. Anita Little.

Pleasant Valley: Russell Mardesty Sutton. Hodgson: Larry Brosten, ArE. Church, Duane L. Marshall." Lakeside: Susan Burdick, Alice Jane Woodworth, Sandra Yaeck. Echo: Jerry Richard Bruyer.

Kuhns: J. Michel Horn. Boorman: Ida Mae Bucher, Martha Jean Bucher, Dawson Glazier, Joyce Marie Madsen, Phyllis S. Jones, Jeannine Louise Olson. Battle Butte: Jolene Marie Jackson, Judith Adelaide Mullen.

Lake Blaine: John Paul Anderson, Linda Jane Blackmer, Virgil Ervin Clarke, Kenneth Donald Flanigan, Sharron Louise Loveall, Ardys Eva, Lorentzen. Bradley, Mullins, Douglas Donna Miracle, B. Stone. Della "Prospect Park: Patricia Berner, Florence Eleanor Kirkland, Rachel Amanda Otten. Rousselle: Joreen Esther Brevik, Darlene Virginia Woll.

Montford: Ronald K. Kinshella, Ranch C. Stokes. Marion: Rena Gayle Busch. Glen Earl Mathiason, Ronald Howard Treat.

Olney: Robert Donald Dunluck, Odielia Nelson, Geraldine Leatha George Douglas Stoner, Chyrl R. Taylor, Sharon Lee Wentworth. Mountain View: Lyle Eugene Brist. Thompson River: Gladys Irene Bryson. Foy's Lake: Sandra Kay Herron, Marjorie Ann Jones, Joe Cyrus Odom.

Mountain Brook: Nancy Lena Gibson, David Rodney Krause, Jack Allen Roberts, James Russell White. Birch Grove: Robert Joseph Casne. Carter Lee Fritz, Nancy Rose Nelson. Hospital Patients KALISPELL Admitted to the Kalispell General Hospital: George Bartholomew, Kalispell; Mrs. Mary Lee, Bigfork and Leo Yunk, Columbia Falls.

Discharged: Mrs. Harold Chittim and infant, Kalispell; Mrs. Amadale Morisette, Martin City. ST. IGNATIUS-Patients admitted to the Holy Family Hospital: Mrs.

Ray Orr, Steve Matt, Lynn Shelby, Mrs. Rose Soucie, Francis Sharp, Ellen Michel, John McDonald, John Morigeau, John Dupuis, Mrs. Mary Hewankorn, Frances Pierre, Mrs. Isaac Pierre. Discharged Mrs.

Glen Delaware, Mrs. Robert McCrea and infant, Mrs. Annie Garcia, Doris Felsman, Mrs. Mary Swaney, Mrs. Elsie Luddington, Mrs.

Caroline Orr, Mrs. Octave Morigeau, George Wamsley, John Arlee, Fred Tapia, Kathie Glover, Jimmy Morigeau, Joseph Joscum, Robert Sherwood, James Keenan, Leonard Irvine, Charles Paul, Lonie McClure, Leslie McClure, Mrs. Ray Orr, Mrs. Joel Pack, Debra Oldhorn, Caroline Wheeler, Beverly Sherwood, Janice Santos, William Bierle, Katherine Paul, Regina Oldhorn, Albert Hawkaluk, WHITEFISH Admitted to the Whitefish Memorial Hospital: Thomas Armstrong, Whitefish; Carol Miller, Columbia Falls; Mrs. Whitney Smith, Whitefish; Jeffery Padgett, Columbia Falls; Mrs.

William Good, Columbia Falls; Mrs. Bill Mitchell, Eureka; Raymond Van Ham, Whitefish; Moneta Jones, Mrs. Roland Gaethle, Whitefish; Mrs. Albert Slaybaugh, Whitefish; Vivienne Montgomery, Rexford; Mrs. Roy Stein, Whitefish; Mrs.

Arthur Burgess, Olney; Mrs. Dale Backin, Whitefish; Mrs. Henry Larkin, Columbia Falls; Mrs. Edmond Anderson, Columbia Falls: Adolph Hoerner, Columbia Falls: Mrs. Alvin Nash, Columbia Falls: Mrs.

Emily Wolff, Eureka: Sandra Kay Swanson, Eureka; Mrs. Gerald Walters, Whitefish; Lawrence Pluid, Eureka; Mrs. Lois Persson, Eureka: Mrs. Charles Tennancour, Whitefish: Mrs. Sophie Young.

Rexford; L. O. McDonald, Whitefish and Mrs. Selmer Meuli, Kalispell. Discharged Mrs.

Paul Hobson and infant, Eureka; Bruce Baker, Whitefish: Ira Foster, Whitefish; Mrs. Margaret Nash, Columbia Falls: Mrs. Archie Tub bs, Whitefish; Marjorie Moore, Whitefish: Carol Miller, Columbia Falls; James Cranmer, Whitefish; Donald Smith, Whitefish: Jesse Waters, Trego; Mrs. Orval Stolte, Whitefish: Chester Stinger, Whitefish: Mrs. Bill Mitchell, Eureka; Raymond Van Horn, Whitefish: Mrs.

Rupp and infant. Whitefish: Mrs. Roland Gaethle, Whitefish; Mrs. Wayne Eureka; Mrs. Robert Woolley and twins, Nyack: Mrs.

Henry Larkin, Columbia Falls; Mrs. Ward Burgess and infant, Whitefish: Donna Rae Backin, Whitefish: Adolph Horner, Columbia Falls; Sandra Kay Swanson, Eureka: Mrs. Irma Good, Columbia Falls: Mrs. Gerald Walters, Whitefish. De Ann Gefford, Columbia Falls.

Reckless Driving Brings $225 Fine KALISPELL Walter Mahlum, Kalispell, who pleaded guilty to a reckless driving complaint in city court and also to having no valid driver license, paid a $225 fine, assessed by Police Magistrate Henry Madsen. Births KALISPELL -Born at the Kalispell General Hospital to Mrs. Donald Morton, Kalispell, boy. WHITEFISH Born at the Whitefish Memorial Hospital to: Mrs. Arthur Burgess, Olney, Mrs.

Roy Stein, Whitefish, boy: Mrs. Lois Persson, Eureka, girl. Carlson, George D. Carr, Christine Erickson, Jo Ann Evans, Harry D. Everard, Lloyd Everard, Margaret Fullerton.

Ronald Melvin Foster, Dwight Ward Finney, Jimmie D. Geiman, Lyle Douglas Galbraith; Richard Grover, Jack Gill, Peter A. Gaasch, Theodore A. Hermsmeyer, Mare R. Hughes, Ronald D.

Hirning, Robert Lee Hunter, Walter Michael Iten, James Johnson. William Martin Jennings, Judith Ann Jones, Lillian Rose Kopp, John M. Long, Emma La Verne Lutz, Harry Lee, Andrea Gail LeSuer, Sharon Marie LaTray, Violet Murrel Loving, Harold Marker; Margaret Ann Morris, Robert Philip Meuchel, George Gregory Moore, Sharon Vivian Mason, Kathleen Ann McKee, Orson Wayne Mortenson, Carol J. Miller, Thomas J. Moholt, David L.

Martin, Lowell Douglas Olin, Thomas W. Orick, Jerry Lloyd Patzer, Richard P. Poppie, Merrill A. Printz, Anna Palin, Wayne Peterson, Jo Ann Roland Ralph Peterson, Phyllis WHITEFISH Whitefish golfers lost to Kalispell golfers in an inter-city match played on the Buffalo Hill Golf Course in Kalispell Sunday, Average scores for the play were: Kalispell 84 and Whitefish 86 The scores included both men and women players. Kalispell golfers will participate Marie Parsell, Nina Marie Platt, Andrew Rose, Bernard Michael, Reichel, Albert L.

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