Globe-Gazette from Mason City, Iowa • Page 6

May 19tt Gtobtazittt, City, STANDARD OIL DEALERS PRESENT 7:00 Channel 3 GET THE DETAILS ABOUT THE BIG STEP To Be Taken By Your Standard Dealer A A A Seen Each Monday 7:00 On KGLO-TVTM Channel 3, Mason City New Hampton School to graduate its 75th class NEW HAMPTON-The 75th class to be graduated from New Hampton High School will re ceive its diplomas at commencement exercises in the high school gymnasium Tuesday. The program, beginning at 8 p. will feature Judge Harold C. "Sam" Kessinger, na- ionally known speaker, humor- st and analyst of Ridgewood, N. J.

The title of his address "Tuning in on the Future." Supt. E. A. Colbert will present the speaker; high school Principal M. B.

Krumm will resent the class and H. W. 3avid, president of the board of education will award the diplomas. The invocation and ledication will be given by the lev. Luther Berven, pastor of Trinity Lutheran in New Hampton.

Gray, Kurt Gundacker, Daniel Harman, Hassman, Frank Holschlag, Thomas Holschlag, Carolyn Jackson, Julie Jenn, Kenneth Knutson, Larry Larson, Connie Leichtman, John Lynch, Mark Messersmith, Linda Pearson, Marlys Richards, Ronald Roberson, L. Derwin Robinson, Jule Roberson, Betty Roberson, Roger Schilling Sylvanus Scholbrock, Lois Tunnell, Larry Underwood, Bruce Whalen, Kent Zimmerman. VOCATIONAL: Rollin Blough, David Carney, Gary Crooks, John Hockspeier, Gary Long- tiorn, Raymond Secrist, Duane Stapher. STENOGRAPHIC: i Ackley, Lana Anderson, Laurel Berst, Marlys Blunt, Donna Brown. Peggy Childs, Helen Douglas, Margaret Griffin, Lin- ida Huffman, Katherine Laures, THE REV.

I I A Smithjjanet McAloon, Joyce McAloon, pastor of the First Baptist Church in New Hampton, deliv- Connie Nosbisch, Sheila Rabe, Myrna Rindels, Susan Rogers, ered the class sermon SundayjArdel Schwickerath, a night. The invocation and bene Schwickerath, LaVonne Stover. diction were given by the Rev Tom Fukuyama of the Firs longregational Church. Members of the graduation class include: COLLEGE PREPARATORY: Vayne Arnold, Tomas Bottin Mary Ellen Brannon, William Dean David, Dell Det- veiler, James Eaton, Mary Lou Fliger," Vikie Freeman, Harold AttVOtf GREGERSON 203 So. Federal GA 3-6544 'flMHf I Paulette Attleson, Judy Edwon, Arvid Gauger, Shirley Gebel, Richard Lynch, Betty Johnson, Sandra Johnson, Joan LaTour, Therese Lensing, Adis Lee, Marsha Pie- tan, Carol Powers, Patricia Rawson, Judy Sampson, Sally Schnurr, Sandra Shaw, Marlys Shevik, Thelma Siglin, Sara Steensland, Shirley Stiefel, Jean Vetter, Marlene AVhalen.

GENERAL: Dennis Albrecht, Rosemary Bach, Janis Dahlen, Jerome Deutsch, Kathryn Fisher, Joan Kobliska, Merlin Kraft, Janice Kramer, Paul Mathias, Richard Nargang, Jean Nosbisch, Robert Soukup. RETURN FOR SUMMER ROCKFORD Mr. and Mrs. J. C.

Johnson have arrived here from Harlingen, Tex. where they spent the winter in their trailer. They left Texas April 28 and stopped enroute or visits in Oklahoma, Nebraska, and southern Iowa. Northwood--Mr. and Mrs.

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