Cando High School - Cub Yearbook (Cando, ND)

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Services for the Graduates Services for the graduates were held Sunday evening, May 21, in the gymnasium. Mrs. Riggs Opland played the processional and recessional. Rev. J. G. Sortland of the Methodist Church was the speaker. The title of his sermon was The Right to Reign. The high school mixed chorus sang O Sing Unto the Lord a New Song, and Be Thou Not Still. 14

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52:9 33 Senior Play Home Sweet Homicide, featuring the mystery story writer, Mariah Carstairs and her three children, was a mystery comedy. News The children had decided their mother should marry again when a murder was committed next door Upon seeing Lt. Bill Smith, they decided he was just the man for their mother. The mystery is finally solved after hilarious interference from the three children. v 13.

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Graduation Salutatory V ale dic tory Graduation exercises for the Class of 1961 were held Friday, May 26, at 8 P.M. in the gymnasium. The hih school band played the processional, recessional, and March, by Holst. Speaker for the evening was Dr. Laurence S. Flaum, Dean of the College at Minot State Teachers College. His address was titled America at the Crossroads. Lois Garst gave the valedictory and Joan Houtcooper the salutatory. The recipient of the Roy and Mae Canfield scholarship was Lois Garst. The court sang America the Beautiful, and Climb Ev'ry Mountain. Rev. T, A. Rykken gave both the invocation and the benediction. 15