6 HEPPNER GAZETTE-TIMES, Thursday, May 28. 19S9
Boardman Holds Baccalaureate And Class Night
By MART LEE MARLOW I In behalf of the school band.
Merrill E Shaw, pastor of Sigvald Aase superintendent,
Boardman Community Church I gave the response. Susan also
spoke on "The Successful Life"
to members of the graduating
class of Boardman high school
at Baccalaureate services held
at the church Sunday night
The processional was played
by Mrs Merrill Shaw, organist
and Mrs Russell Miller, pianist
Invocation was by Mr Shaw. Mrs
Wayne Kuhn sang "In Times
Like These," accompanied by
Mrs Shaw. The scripture was
read by Mr Shaw. The audience
sang, "The Solid Rock", which
was followed by the sermon.
Douglas Shattuck played a cor
net solo, accompanied by his
mother,. Mrs Lowell Shattuck.
The audience sang "All For Jes
us." Mr Shaw gave the bene
diction, and the recessional was
played by Mrs Shaw and Mrs
Miller. Members of the grad
uating class are Barbara Ander
egg, Evangellna Pedraza, Lor
elei Hamilton and Dean King.
Class night exercises were
held Monday night In the school
gymnasium. Dean King, stu
dent body president, was master
of ceremonies. The school band
played the "Star Spangled Ban
ner". This was followed by the
flag salute. The senior Class
Prophecy was read by Lorelei
Hamilton. This was folowed by
another band number. The Jun
lor cass presented a skit. Dean
King read the senior class his
tory, followed by a skit by the
sophomore class. Barbara An
deregg read the senior class
will. This was followed by a
band number. Evangellna Pe
draza read the dedication of the
annuals to the parents of the
seniors. A skit was presented by
the freshman class.
Marion Morlan presented the
following awards: Typing II,
Evangelina Pedraza; typing I,
Mike Taylor; award for playing
In the band for seven years, Lor
elei Hamilton; outstanding girl
athlete, Chloe McQuaw; com
mercial award, Barbara Ander
egg; outstanding as editor of
yearbook, Barbara Anderegg.
Susan Partlow presented the
Oregon State flag to the school
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presented Marion Morlan a gift
from the band as helr director.
SIgvald Aase presented the fol
lowing awards: American His
tory, Barbara Anderegg and Kurt
Gantenbein; geography, Caro
lyn Baker; valedictorian trophy
and medallion, Barbara Ander
egg; salutatorlan trophy and me
dalllon, Evangelina Pedraza.
Dean King presented a gift
to Aase from the student body.
Harold Gauger presented the
following awards, journalism,
Barbara Anderegg; science rec
ognition, Chloe McQuaw and
Fred LaChance; English, Shir
ley Earwood.
Evangelina Pedraza presented
a gift to Gauger from the journ
alism class.
Ronald Black presented the
following FFA awards: certifl
cates to Basil Beeler, Keith Gron
qulst, Alan and Mike Taylor,
Fred LaChance, Richard Watts,
Jim Miller, Bob Taylor, Gill Getz,
Douglas Shattuck, Dean King,
Larry West, Robert Obermeler,
Israel Pedraza and Kurt Ganten
bein. Dean King received a spec
ial award in farm mechanics.
Carolyn Baker received the biol
ogy award.
Douglas Shattuck presented
Black a gift from the FFA class.
Richard Waymlre presented
the following athletic letters:
football Israel Pedraza, Fred La
Chance, Mike Taylor and Jim
Miller. Football and basketball,
Robert Obermeler, Basil Beeler,
Larry West, Alan Taylor and
Douglas Shattuck. He presented
Robert Obermeler an award as
outstanding athlete.
Robert presented Waymlre a
gift from the boys.
Other gifts presented were as
follows: senior class gift by Bar
bara Anderegg to Marion Mor
lan; junior class gift by Alan
Taylor to Ronald Black; soph
omore class gift by Jim Miller
to Sigvald Aase; freshman class
gift by Richard Watts to Har
old Gauger; seventh grade gift
by Sandra Thorpe to Richard
Waymlre. Dean King presented
gifts to Mrs Joe Tatone and Ar
thur Allen for their assistance In
giving square dancing classes
for the Youth Club last year.
Dean King presented annuals as
gifts to Sigvald Aase, Marlon
Morlan, Wally Hendrix, Gene
Hiigel, the school library and
parents of the seniors.
The program ended with the
band playing "Auld Lang Syne.
Eileen Ely, eighth grade stu
dent, was crowned queen of the
annual May Day Festival held
In the school gymnasium Tues
day of last week. Johnny Part
!iw was crowned king. Dean
King, student body president,
crowned them. Princess and prin
losses were Jim Partlow and
Anna Mae McQuaw, David
Skoubo and Nancy Morlan. Flow
er girls were Diane Black and
Linda Hoffman. Crown bearers
were Larry Ball and Sammy Bel
lamy. The coronation march was
played by the school band under
the direction of Marion Morlan.
Presentation of the colors was by
Richard Watts, Basil Beeler and
Alan Taylor.
The flag salute was led by
King Johnny Partlow. This was
followed by the singing of the
"Star Spangled Banner" and the
"Oregon State Song" by grade
school pupils, led by Mrs John
Partlow.
Pupils of the grade school and
the high school band presen
ted a Centennial Pageant. This
was followed by the recession
al of the royal court.
A picnic lunch was enjoyed
by everyone at noon on the
school grounds, and races were
held In the afternoon.
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The Ladles Aid Society of Com
munity church held an all day
work meeting at the church
Wednesday of last week, with a
lunch at noon. Mrs Clyde Tanne
hill and Mrs Arthur Allen were
hostesses. Mrs Henry Zivney pre
sented the missionary program
in the afternoon.
Mrs Eldon Lilly and children
Jimmle, Janet, Jay and Jerry,
and Mrs Leonard Robertson and
daughter, Anita of La Grande,
visited at the home of Mrs Lilly's
parents, Mr and Mrs Elvln Ely,
Tuesday of last week and at
tended the May Festival pro
gram at the school.
Mr and Mrs Chub Warren of
rendleton were here for the May
Festival and visited Mrs War
ren's sons and daughters-in-
law, Mr and Mrs Ralph Skoubo
and Mr and Mrs Ed Skoubo.
Mrs Mary Healy is seriously
ill In Pioneer Memorial hos
pital in Heppner.
Mr and Mrs Al Macomber of
Arlington visited at the home of
Macomber's brother and sister-
in-law, Mr and Mrs Nate Ma
comber Sunday.
Mrs Ronald Black was hos
tess for a pink and blue
shower for Mrs Sigvald Aase at
her home last Thursday even
ing. Co-hostesses were Mrs Del-
mer Hug, Mrs Arthur Allen, Mrs
Mrs Henry Gantenbein, Mrs Roy gggf peed Research
ramow, Mrs waroia A.ress, us
John Partlow and Mrs Harold
Baker.
In games played prizes were
won by Mrs Gene Taylor, Mrs
Dewey West, Mrs Florence Root,
Diane Black and Etta Jones.
Other guests present lnclud
ed Mrs Franklin Ball of Her
mlston, Mrs Robert Harwood, Mrs
Nate Macomber, Mrs Louise Ear
wood, Mrs Don Downey, Mrs Ce
cil Hamilton, Mrs Nathan Thorpe,
Mrs Zearl Gillespie, Mrs Glen
Carpenter, Mrs Myron Watts, Mrs
Rollln Bishop, Mrs Walter Hayes,
Mrs Wayne Kuhn, Mrs Harold
Gauger, Mrs Ralph Skoubo, Mrs
Vernon Russell, Barbara Ganten
bein, Mrs Russell Miller, Mrs Ef
fie Miller, Mrs Merrill Shaw, Mrs
Bob Miller, Mrs Don Bellamy,
Mrs Willard Baker, Mrs Richard j
Waymire, Mrs Algy Taylor, Mrs
Earl Briggs, Mrs Sid Ferguson,
Mrs Charles Higuera, Mrs Har
old Rash, Mrs Nels Kristensen,
Barbara Anderegg and Susan
Partlow.
Those sending gifts but un
able to attend included Mrs Er-
nest Obermeier, Mrs Bob Thorn
hill, Mrs Charles Graham, Mrs
Roy Ball, Mrs Adaline Baker, Mrs
Frank Marlow, Mrs Elvin Ely,
Mrs Joe Tatone, Mrs Charles Dil
lon, Mrs Jack Getz, Mrs George
Weise, Mrs Joe Crouch, Mrs Dale
Eades, Mrs Henry Zivney, Mrs
Arnin Hug, Mrs Erwin Flock, Mrs
Seth Russell, Mrs Andy Jones,
Mrs Charles Anderegg, Mrs
Claud Coats, Mrs Gunnar Skoubo,
Findings Reported
New findings In beef cattle
feeding, Including adjustment of
rations for animals receiving
treatment, have been reported
by the Oregon State College agri
cultural experiment station.
Results are summarized In a
bulletin, "Results of 1957-58 Mil-ton-Freewater
Beef Feeding Ex
periments." Oregon residents
may obtain free copies from lo
cal county extension agents or
from the OSC bulletin clerk, Cor-vallis.
David C England, OSC scien
tist, and Norton Taylor, Uma-I
tilla county extension agent,
conducted the trials In cooper
ation with Umatilla county beef
producers.
More than 20 animals provided
by local ranchers were used in
the trials. Major findings In
elude adjustment of grain In
take as animals gain weight,
best protein levels, comparisons
of various types of roughages,
and experiments with single and
multiple hormone implants to
stimulate growth.
Zoe Billings, Mrs Ronald Haas, Mrs Ed Kuhn, Mrs Marion Mor
lan, Mrs W A Simcox and Mrs
Ray Gronqulst.
Sunday visitors at the home
of Mr and Mrs Frank Marlow
were Marlow's nephew, Mr and
Mrs Edward Marlow and daugh
ter, bamtra of Milton -Freewater,
and his brother and sister-in-law,
Mr and Mrs Roy Marlow,
Mi s La era Hadley and Darrell
Hadiey all of Umatilla.
Mrs Harold Gauger entertain
ed a group of small youngsters
on Tuesday of last week at her
home in honor of her son Glade's
second birthday. Guests were, Si
gurd and Lynae Aase and Andy
R'orlan.
PP&L Employees Set
Safety Record
Local employees of Pacific
Power & Light Company have
received congratulations from
PP&L President, D R McClung
for achieving a safety-at-work
performance during the past year
which has won a national Injury
Frequency Reduction Award for
the company.
The certificate was presented
to PP&L by the Edison Electric
Institute in recognition of a re
duction of 25 percent or greater
in the Injury frequency among
employees as compared with the
three previous year.
injury irequency rates are
based on the number of lost time
accidents per million man-hours
worked, according to Fons J
Hughes, safety director of the
power company. Through May
11, local district employees had
worked 611,080 man-hours with
out a lost-time mishap.
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