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Show BHS Graduation Exercises Set For Tuesday, iay 26 ee e e e e Acceptance of Class, Supt. Reed H. Beckstead; Awarding of Diplomas, Bob Jimas, Vice President Board of Education; School Hymn, Senior Class; Benediction, Jerry Coffey; Recessional, James Prigmore; Complimentary Com-plimentary graduation dance in gymnasium. Class officers arc: Arthur Boyd, president; Sue Stocking, vice oreei-dent; oreei-dent; Klea Varanakis, secretary-treasurer; secretary-treasurer; Jerry Coffey, class representative. rep-resentative. Graduation committee: E. Odell Peterson, Glen W. Bateman, Joel P. Jensen, Val Nelson, Beatrice Bates, Peggy Turner, Vern Baer, Reed Newbold, Terry FCastanis. Graduates are: Linda Abplanalp, Jeanette Judith Aceves, lone Elizabeth Alverson, Larry W. Ball, Janice Barben, Merlin Mer-lin L. Bateman, Koradine Beckstead, Effie Colleen Bennion, ' Annette Kathryn Benson, Jean Bevan, Ireno Bolaris, Kathryn Bone, John Wil-ford Wil-ford Booth, Sylvia Lyn Boren, Arthur Arth-ur L. Boyd, Carma Jane Bristol, Melvin H. Bradahaw, Robert Darrel Brown, Gail A. Burkinshaw, JaLene Burton, June Butterfield, Michael L. Butterfield, Niel G. Butterfield, Susan Jean Carter, James Chad-wick, Chad-wick, David H. Chavez, Jerry D. Coffey, Richard H. Cobbley, Gary R. Cole, Owen Kay Cook, Joe L. Cordova, Johnny F. Cordova, Robert Ro-bert C. Coward, Raymond Dale Crump, Patricia Ann Curtis, Robert Davis, -Edith Charlett DeCol, Jared Steven Decker, John Lawrence Dchlin, Claudia Densley, Kenneth A. Dimond, William Harley English, Eng-lish, Kathryn Ernest, Lois Elaine i . ee ee ee ' A large gathering of parents, 1 relatives and friends of Bingham High School graduates are expect-; expect-; ed to be on hand in the high school auditorium next Tuesday night at 8:00 o'clock, when commencement 1 exercises are to be given for the Class of 1959. One hundred thirty-1 thirty-1 eight seniors are to receive diplo-' diplo-' mas during the exercises. I heme of the program is "Men ! to Match Our Mountains" and will 1 be carried out in talks by seven student speakers. Diplomas will be 1 awarded after the following program: pro-gram: 1 Organ Prelude, James Prigmore; 1 Processional; Welcome Address by j Arthur Boyd, class president; Invo-' Invo-' ration, Madeleine Sanchez; Choral ' Reading, Senior Class, "The Com-' Com-' ing American" by Sam Waltsr Foss; ' Address, "The Home Firm Foundation Foun-dation of Character", Barbara Lee; 1 Vocal Solo, "I'll Be Seeing You", 1 Edith DeCol; Address, "Work and 1 Industry Peaks of Economic Sue-1 Sue-1 cess", Joan Fike; Saxophone Solo, 1 "The Lords Prayer" by Albert Hay ; Mr.lotte. Bill Kidder; Address, "Social "So-cial Responsibility Bed-rock of 1 Community Living", Jane Smith; Girls Chorus, Senior Girls, "Dear Land of Home" by Jean Sibelius; Address, "Education Leaving No Stane Unturned", Victor Forsnes; Vocal Solo, "I Know A Hill" by Benjamen Whjclply, Mick Butterfield; Butter-field; Address , "International Understanding Un-derstanding Ascent to Universal Peace", Lois Fahrni; Vocal Trio, "Suddenly There's A Valley by Chuck Meyer and Biff Jones Sue Stocking, Kathy Bone and Maria Smith; Address, "Aesthetic "Aes-thetic Values A New Height of Appreciation", Janice Nix; Address, "The Church Rock of Spirituality", Spiritu-ality", Kathy Bone; Presentation of Class, Principal Joel P. Jensen ; rahrm, oherryl Ann rarley, Don F. Farnsworth, Joan Loraine Fike, Victor George Forsnes, Ruth LaRae Frantz, Arthur J. Fullmer, Clyde Randall Frehner, Lloyd L. Gallegos, Linda Kaye Creen, Zerita Joyce Hardy, J. Allen Hatt, Alice Judy Heaps, Virginia Heaps, Ilene Howard, How-ard, Brent Jacbbson, John Kurt Jardine, Shirley Johnson, Nikki Mary Jones, Sophia Kampros, Kay-leen Kay-leen Kubota, Gail Jay Kidd, William S. Kidder, M. John Lancaster, Barbara Bar-bara Virginia Lee, Florence Leyba, LeRoy Clarence Lloyd; Luis J. Lopez, Nancy Lopez, Judy Ann Lovendahl, Sylvia Lukich, George Markovich, Joe A. Martinez, Willie Martinez, Lee Albert McCall, Carmi Donald McDougal, Audrey Mousley, Daniel H. Montoya, Jimmy Jim-my Montoya, Lowell Paul Morten-sen, Morten-sen, Nancy Irene Nealley, Karen LaRae Nell, James H. Newman, Janice Ruth Nix, Corydon T. Nokes, Jacklyn Oakeson, Balbino Ortego, Mary Ortego, Rose Marie Ortego, Edward Larry Osoro, Jon Robert Osoro, Joan Ostler, Barbara Jean Palmer, David Lawrence Palmer, Mary Pando, Paul Pappas, ' Karen Park, Karla Jean Park, Doris Gwen-ne Gwen-ne Packett, Robert Perelle, Joan Peterson, Sharon Kay Peterson, Sheila Rasmussen, Linda Richardson, Richard-son, Alfred J. Robertson, Barbara Miyoko Saibara, Madeleine Joanne Sanchez, Marjorie Sax, James Ser-aseio, Ser-aseio, Francine Silcox, Maria Jane Smith, Nancy Jane Smith, Lawrence Barry Snow, John J. Sorich, Richard Rich-ard Philip Spratling, Dale Edward Steadman, Alida Marie Steinfeldt, Sue Stocking, Eddie Todd, Dale J. Trapp, Gale F. Trapp, Velma Trudy Turner, Joseph Louis Ugarte, Klea Marie Varanakis, Jeanette Vicchrilli, Edward Albert Vincent, H. Dee. Wardle, Robert Wardle, Barbara Webb, Lowell R. Wcntworth, Robert Whetsel, Gail Maurice Wood, Janet Workman, Donald Joseph Wright, and Betty Marie ZdunAch. A - I ' 5 j f ' . I .- " sl ftmmm.mlmtt4t , f ,1 ' , - ' ' ' ' ' e -v ' S 5 , , . , - . . f , ' . . 5! t - $ ' . , , ' .. " 1 ' i ' 11' J"" . - ' ' ' w i i f r V' - K s v. h V -y Pictured above are the seven student speaker (elected to give talks carrying " " com" mencement theme "Men to Match Our Mountain" at graduation exercises at Bingham High School on Tuesday night, May 26. From left to right, they are: Kathy Bone, Joan Fike, Jane Smith, Barbara i Lee, Victor Forn, Low Fahrni and Janice Nix. . ..; ; Hi-Ljghta r'aot |
