Medicine Lake High School - Honker Yearbook (Medicine Lake, MT)

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I'- Adjudicator,lohn Strohm,performing at the even- Rex Oberle, Leo Oblender, and Bill Grothaus wait ing concert of the massed chorus festival. eagerly to jump into their service trucks! they were one and the same band. For the first time in the history of M. L. H. S. the basketball team played in a state tournament. The SHERIDAN COUNTY ELECTRIC Honkers won third place in the tourney, which was at Livingston on March 19-20. The team won three COOP., INC. WHOLE trophies in basketball this year, which now rest in peace in the office. Phone 2601 Mountain Music , an operetta, was given by the junior high April 27. The following night they pre- Medicine Lake Monfqnq sented the operetta at a party for the high school. Six chorus groups participated in the mass chorus festival held April 30 at Medicine Lake. Mr. John Strohm of Minot State Teachers College was the ad- . judicator, and also director of the massed chorus. Montana 25' Shendan Mothers of the senior class served adinner for the class, fathers, and faculty Sunday May 2. Since eat- ing was, and still is, a favorite pastime of the seniors, G . . the dinner was enjoyed by all! Besides the girls as and Elecmc weldmg didn't have to do dishes! The seniors invaded Regina May 7 and 8 for their long-awaited Sneak Day. Lucky Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Grulib went allc-:ng as chagerganes. Q f h f westernt emewast e ecoration o t e gym or the Junior-Senior Banquet May 12. Don Omundson, NIELSEN GARAGE president of the junior class, was the toastmaster. Two days later suits and formals were again don- ned on May 14, when the prom occurred. Bill Mc- Farlin provided the music for the gala affair. Dogma' MUDTUUU May 15 at the unearthly hour of 5:30 A.M. fes- pecially bad for prom-goersy, 42 band members left for the Williston Band Festival. Romelle Rasmussen and Genevieve Charette were the twirlers while Bill Strode, drum major, led the band. Pastor Robert Johnson from Flaxville was the speaker at Baccalureate, May 23. The senior boys FUl'm6I'S C0'0P wore blue gowns, and the, girls wore white ones. The blessed day of commencement finally arrived on May 26. Dr. C.C. Swain from Minot State Teach- ers College delivered the commencement address. June Jensen, valedictorian, and Kay Lund, salutato- rian, delivered orations! On the last day of School, May 28, reluctant stu- Eilif Haugen, Mgr. dents turned in their cherished books. Band members swarmed to Minot for a band fes- tival, May 29. And so another fine year in the Medicine Lake schools ended. The beginning stages of the new Medicine Lake grade school. Lathework and General Repairing Dagmur Montana fl' gn! tb! v- is . Y I

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