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Htrrnta gazette times. tbmsiy. t. Final Exercises End Year's Classes in Boardman Area If MAST LtZ WARLOW Dr. Heu-r Turner. liretir. Prtjfenat.nal 5n ice vt OCA., PurtUnJ. jakcr St e ccramrni crnmt i c-ru t.r the graJuitint" fla if niversidd hleh trhuul hrJ.I in ih school Jmnalum Iai wevk. The pro rr&kiunal ami r-cUnal were plsyrd l.y Mi. IUrcl4 taker, orcanUi. ami Mr, Albert Tart low, Unut. Hfv. Kenneth Vootn. pastor t.( the Eoardman Community churvh. fae lh In vocation and benediction. The aalutatur' a.Mress u plven by Sandl Uh Davis. Mm. Wayne Kuhn anc -Look For The Silver Lining." accompanied by Mrs. Lowell Shattuck. Tho aMlc tory was given by Linda Carol Warner. . Ronald Black i'entl the speaker. Hubert Strut presented the class, and the diplomas were presented by Harvey Warner, member of the Morrow County fiVja ; ll i 'i: - i t iva J UK OuisiM '! 1 1 SPECIAL LOW PRICE on famous Pittsburgh MD-HMf FOR LIMITED TIME ONLY! PER GALLON (avolloblt in Whin, Inciting mitn- onJ fgmi-rtiillant WMtt, tni IouMmii 'r litd Ml (olon) Heppner Hardware and Electric Co. L. R. PARKER fitiitt -i S.J.vk.1 Board. IWl.if Mima Warner and Ml Davis Mher members of the class are Pttrkia Colleen Anderson. Canlyn U Baker. Bll Uroy Ikt-ler. Tim Brimmer, unda vf Chriktlatuen. Shirley Ann Ear- wood. Rodney Alan Mug. Joanne Carl Franke. William JacK uetfc John Howard Collyhorn. James Rukm-H Miller. Jerry Arnold Mul- key, Hubert O. Taylor. Larry Dean Wet and Georiie Monro JUereer. Flower tlrU were Patty Miller. Paula William. Dorothy Rash and Barbara Davis. Ith Graders Graduate Rev. Kenneth Wooten. pastor of the Boardman Community church, was speaker tor tne eighth grade graduation exer cises for Boardman grade school In the school gymnasium last week. The nrocesslonal and reces sional were played by the River side high school band. A saxo phone duet was played by Dew- ena West and Bill L. White. A trumpet quartet was played by Dennis Cronqulst. Richard Skou bo. James Tartlow and Richard Summers. Ronald Black presented the speaker. Richard Waymlre pre sented the class, and the dip lomas were presented by Ralph Skoubo and Roy Partlow. Members of the class are uew ena West, Anna Mae McQuaw, Dennis Anderson. James Partlow, Christopher Deits. Roger Zivney. Stephen Partlow. Roy Obermeler, Richard Skoubo and Dennis Cronqulst. Baccalaureate Held Baccalaureate services for the 11 graduating class of River side high school were held In the school gymnasium May 28. The Rev. John Kenney, pastor of the Assembly of God church of Irrigon. was the speak er. The processional and reces sional were played by Mrs. Har old Baker, organist, and Mrs. Al bert Partlow, pianist. Invocation was by the Rev. Kenneth Wooten, pastor of the Boardman Com munity church. The high school mixed chorus sang ',Lo1 The Earth Is Risen Again." directed by Bill L. White. The scripture was read by Rev. Kenney. Rev. Wooten gave the benediction. Flower girls were Patty Mil ler, Paula Williams, Dorothy Rash and Barbara Davis. Mem bers of the class are Colleen Anderson. Carolyn Baker, Basil Beeler. Tim Brimmer, Linda Christiansen, Sandl Davis, Shir ley Earwood, Rodney F 1 u g. Joanne Franke, William Getz, John Gollyhorn, James Miller, Jerry Mulkey. Robert Taylor, Lin da Warner, Larry West, George Ziemer. Class Day Awards Given Class day exercises for the class of 1961 of Riverside high school and presentation of awards was held last May 23 in the school gym nasium. Larry West, student body president, was master of ceremonies, and led the flag salute. The Riverside high school band played several selections. The senior class prophecy was read by Jim Miller, and the class will by Carolyn Bk. Coach Hubert gtruU ptwt.UJ the following awards In fiot ball: Basil Beeler. Rodney Plug, Jim Miller. Bob Tavlor. Larry Wrt. George Ziemer. Leonard Benton. Keith Cronqulst. Howard Keith. Robert ObermrU'r. 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Bar bara Davis. 'Eileen Ely. Sharon: Franke. Jim lloffm.in. Charlotte McKeruie, Janis Parker, Paul ( Partlow. Dorothy Itah. Ton I ! Tavi.if All... Caiiff. Sandra Creamer, Keith Gronq-ilst. Clle Meijuaw. Ann senmeoer. uroijn RaiiKr sin,tl n:iU Joanne Franke. Juhn Golh horn. Jim ! Miller. Bob Taylor, Lindi Warner, Larry West. Business education award were presented by Ruth Coy to the following typing students: Brenda Billlnys, 30 words per minute; Cemey Glover. 31; Kent Boothman. 32; Janis Parker. 33; Dorothy Rash, 42; Barbara Da vis. 41. The Hitchln1 IW trophy given to the outstanding athlete of the year was awarded to Basil is.-, ier Mr J. Tatone made the Ii ei.t.ttli'M P.. iia Id Black presented the Valedu-totlan award to Unda Warner, and the kalutatorlan aviard to Sandl Davit The ..iinu.il spring band o..n ieit preM-ntH In the . rux.l gymnasium May 20 of last week under the leadership of Bill L. 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