Heppner Gazette Times, Thursday, May 6, 1954
Page 3
aiian Paradise" Theme of lone
-Senior Prom and Banquet
Echo Palmateer
an Paradise'' was the
the Junior-Senior Prom
ening April 30 at the
he banquet was held in
rium and served by the
the P-TA.
Uowin.s program was
ing the banquet: invo
Rev. Alfred Shirley, the
by Dennis Swanson, the
by Duane Baker, a
Francis Ely of Salem,
will by Tom White, a
)y Ernest Drake and Loy
id the class prophecy by
wton. The tables were
I with small cocoanut
iade of chenille, leis and
l nut cups and red car
the class flower, nap
place cards also, carried
theme. Sophomore boys
s waited on the tables,
were served.
om was held in the old
ich was decorated with
;es, a large painting at
of the room of the island
sea; the words Hawaiian
on the background of
e trunks on the other end
om; the streamers from
ling were in colors of
yellow, green and blue,
jests were presented with
arlene Madden and Roy
m were crowned queen
g of the prom, by Dennis
l. Leslie Madden and
Lindslrom were the
iearers. Dorothy Dobyns,
If of the Junior class, pre
David Raskin, their ad
vith a gift. He gave .a
thanking them for the
iey had done. Orton's or
from Pendleton furnished
sic. Ann Belle Coleman
ry Emert served punch at
Tl.
seniors are Janet Howton,
: Peterson. Richard Rea,
Inier, Virginia Jepsen, Ar
ndstrom, Darlene Madden,
Baker, Jerry Bristow, Tom
Helen Salter,' Roy Lind
Kenneth Brenner, and
v'ilson. The advisor is Rus-tondt.
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The Juniors are Dorothy Dob
yns, Malcolm McKinney, Law
rence Jones, Robert Hubbard,
Wayne Gollyhorn. Dennis Swan
son, Helen Sanders, Sam Barnett.
Richard Ekstrom, Jerald Rea and
Larry Rietmann. Their advisor
is Mr. Raskin.
Around 125 attended the Moth
ers and Daughters tea at the com
munity church Saturday after
noon. The program consisted of
violin solos Whispering Serenade,
Little Old Lady, and Alice Blue
Gown by Mrs. Kenneth Smouse
accompanied by Mrs. Cleo Drake;
a reading, Dirty Dishes, by Mrs.
Merle Baker; a piano duet, Que
Vivi by Mrs. Algott Lundell and
her granddaughter, Karen Lun
dell; a vocal solo, Mother, by
Linda Halvorsen, accompanied by
Mrs: Lloyd Howton; reading,
What Matters, by Mardine Baker;
a tribute to Mothers by Janet and
Judy Howton, Carolyn Crabtree,
Sharon Cutsforth, Judy and Alice
Mason, Bonnie Crum and Dorothy
Dobyns. Mrs. Claude Riley had
charge of the program. Cookies
were served from a table decor
ated with red carnations and red
candles. Mrs. E. R. Lundell and
Mrs. Wate Crawford poured. They
were assisted by Mrs. Verner
Troedson and Mrs. Dale Ray.
Grace McCabe and Ann Belle
Coleman served the punch. Mrs.
Wallace Matthews had charge of
the refreshments. Fourth, fifth
and sixth grade girls assisted
about the rooms. Mrs. Grace Ware
had charge of the guest book. The
tea was sponsored by the Mar
anatha club.
Mrs. Lewis Halvorsen gave a
very interesting report on the
state P-TA convention in Salem
at the regular P-TA meeting Wed
nesday evening April 28. The
theme of the convention was the
Three Keys better homes, better
schools and better communities.
Mrs. Halvorsen and Mrs. Leo
Crabtree were delegates to the
convention.
Another highlight of the local
P-TA meeting was a panel dis
cussion led by Supt. Chester L.
Ward. The discussion was on
guidance and evaluation. Supt,
Ward defined guidance and spoke
on spiritual guidance. Supt. Les
lie Grant spoke on community
guidance. Mrs. Franklin Ely told
of the guidance in the school;
Lloyd Howton discussed the adult
and parent guidance and Mrs.
Alfred Nelson on the guidance of
the organizations in the com
munity particularly the P-TA.
Many of these questions were
also discussed by the audience.
Mrs. Earl McKinney played two
solos on the accordion. Mrs. Nel
son had charge of the program.
At the business meeting con
ducted by Fredrick Martin, presi
dent, the flag salute was given
followed by a prayer by Rev.
Alfred Shirley.
The Seniors received the room
count prize.
Refreshments of open faced
sandwiches and cookies were ser
ved from a table decorated with
tulips and tapers. Mrs. Ward
poured the coffee and Mrs. Mar
tin served the punch. The hostes
ses were Mrs. Milton Morgan,
Mrs. L. A. McCabe, Mrs. Lloyd
Howton, Mrs. E. W. Bristow and
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Dates to remember:
May 7, Friday Extension Unit
Meeting at the home of Mrs.
Fredrick Martin at 1:30 p. m.
Subject, Dry Cleaning.
May 7, Friday Benefit card
party for Mrs. Sam Esteb at the
grange hall at 7:30 p. m.
May 11, Tuesday Garden club
meeting at the home of Mrs.
Leonard Carlson in the afternoon.
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tha meeting, Noel Dobyns home.
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of Willows grange at the home
of Mrs. Hershall Townsend near
Heppner with a pot luck dinner
at noon.
May 13, Thursday Missionary
meeting at the Nazarene church
in the evening.
May 14, Friday Vote on county
wide budget at the school 2 to
3 p. m.
May 14, Friday Study meeting
of the Topic club, Noel Dobyns
home.
Special observances will be
given at the Nazarene and Com
munity churches on Mothers Day
May 9 in the morning.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Snyder and
children of Moses Lake, Wash.,
spent the weekend with her par
ents, Rev. and Mrs. Wilfred Mc
Kay. Their daughter, Sharon re
mained for a longer visit. Mr. and
Mrs. Graver Curtis of Cecil, also,
spent Sunday with the McKays.
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Lewis, and Ruby Ann Rietmann,
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