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Waltons Dominate 92 Graduates Awards LOS ANGELES (AP) — Tele­ vision’s biggest success of the At Beaverhead season, “The Waltons,” and its most glamorous failure, “The Julie Andrews Hour,” dominated the Ninety-two seniors will graduate Principal Giie Mitchell will give the Baccalaureate address. 25th annual Emmy Awards from Beaverhead County High present the class of 1973 to J. Donna Norris and Sandra presentations. School Tuesday, May 29 at 8 p.m. Lester Jones, board chairman, Lorengo will give the invocation “The Waltons,” the CBS story of Baccalaureate services for the who will present the diplomas. and benediction. The Teen Tones a rural Virginia family during the class will be conducted Sunday, Reverend Emmett O’Neill will will sing "Let There be Peace on Depression, won six awards May 27 at 8 p.m. Commencement Sunday night—including best and baccalaureate exercises will dramatic series; best actor, for take place in the gymnasium. Richard Thomas; best actress, for Donna Gail Nonris, daughter of Michael Learned; and best sup­ Mr. and Mrs. Larry Norris, has porting actress, for Ellen Oorby. beat selected valedictorian of the Miss Andrews’ show, canceled class of 1873. Miss Norris compiled by ABC because of low ratings, a 3.99 grade point average during picked up seven awards, including her four years at BCHS. best musical variety series and a Sandra Louise Lorengo will number for technical aspects. Miss present the salutatorian address. Andrews was reported abroad Her parents are Mr. and Mtb. during the moment of triumph at Louis Lorengo. the Shubert Theater. The BCHS band, directed by In the annual network rivalry, Richard Sietsema, will play the CBS won 25 awards, followed by processional and recessional. ABC with 22. NBC won 10, and the Musical selections for the evening Public Broadcasting System had will be “One Tin Soldier” sung by seven, i p the Teen Tones and the mixed Sunday's awards were for en­ chorus will sing “The Halls of tertainment programs and Ivy”. achievement. News and docu­ Dale Zink, high school counselor mentary awards will be presented and director of scholarships, will Tuesday i pight in a ceremony in present various awards, New Yoro City over CBS. scholarships and award the Laurence Olivier was named coveted Alumni Cup. DONNA NORRIS SANDRA LORENGO outstanding actor in a single performance for ABC’s “Long Day’s Journey Into Night,” and Earth” and the mixed chorus will Cloris Leachman was named offer their rendition of “O’ Brother outstanding actress for an ABC Man”. Movie of the Week, “A Brand New A social hour in the lobby of the Life.” Both also are Oscar win­ gymnasium will follow the eighty- Eastern Wins second commencement exercise. ners. • , The CBS movie, “ A War of Parents', graduates and friends Children,” a portrayal of the bitter are invited to attend all programs Protestant-Catholic conflict in and social activities. Northern Ireland, was named outstanding single dramatic Rodeo Crown program. Rattlesnakes Scott Jacoby, 16, was named best Bill Parker and Dave Wagner Calf roping — 1. Bill Parker, EMC, 22.0. supporting actor in a drama for the 2, Lynn Parry, MSU, 23.2.3, Arnie Bends, paced Eastern Montana Sunday to EMC, 2 3 .6 . ABC movie “That Certain Sum­ Ribbon roping — 1, tie, Flint Fleming, Are His Hobby its third Big Sky Region rodeo title DCC, and Kant Mosher, MSU, 24.t. 3, Bob mer,” in which he played a youth of the year, defeating region leader Kuneth, MSU, 24.6. LIVINGSTON, Mont. (AP) - trying to cope with his father’s Steer wrestling — 1. Del Nose, MSU, Montana State in men’s com­ .10.1. 2, Jerry Baker, DCC, tl.0. 3, Lynn “They sort of fascinate me. I don’t homosexuality. petition. Perry, MSU, 13.6. know why," says 74-year-old Hank Mary Tyler Moore was named Montana State’s women easily Lentfer of the rattlesnakes he best actress in a comedy, and two won their eighth rodeo of the year, collects. performers on ho* “The Mary defeating Montana. The rodeo, Carrying a long stick with a wire Tyler Moore Show,” Ted Knight hosted by Western Montana Ennis Students hook on the end, the former and Valerie Harper, were named MISS WESTERN MONTANA COLLEGE RODEO QUEEN—was lovely Vicki Willis of Kalispell, who was College, was the season’s final taxidermist prowls the foothills best supporting players. crowned during preliminary activities at the Intercollegiate Rodeo held in Dillon Saturday and Sunday, qualifying event for the National Visit Museum near here. When he locates a den of Miss Moore earlier won two hosted by the WMC Rodeo Club. She received her crown and roses from the retiring queen of 1972, Donna Intercollegiate Rodeo Association. rattlers, he hooks the reptiles and Emmys in her appearance on the Fouts, after competing in horsemanship and poise and personality events. Following her coronation, Miss Parker roped two calves in 22 The Beaverhead .Museum in tosses them from their nest. Then old “Dick Van Dyke Show.” Willis was on hand in the rodeo arena to assist with moving of livestock in and out, demonstrating her riding seconds to win that event and Dave Dillon has been the high spot of he collects them and pops them ability and horsemanship. (Sue Terrill Photo) several field trips by groups of into his “snake box.” The Emmy from the National Wagner won bull riding, scoring 123 points in two rides. youngsters from other com­ Although advancing age has Academy of Television Arts and munities during the past week. slowed him somewhat, he has no Sciences for best comedy went for Kay Fowlie of Montana won the . women’s all-around with victories 1 Students from the Ennis High plans to quit his hobby. the third year to “All in the School, escorted by Bob Cleverley "This is one hobby that isn’t Family.” in the barrel racing and | breakaway roping. | were among the visitors Friday, overdone," he says. “For instance, Jack Klugman, costar of “The including the museum, with a trip in fishing you think you have a spot Odd Couple,” was named the best Dillon Tracksters Woman'* team acoraa — Montana StatV to Bannack and a visit to the Big 425, Montana 225, Northwaat Community all to your own and someone has comedy actor for his portrayal of a IN , Waitam (Montana N. Hole Battlefield. taken it over. Woman'! alf.around — I, Kay Fowl fa, sloppy sportswriter. He won for the UM, 220.2, Sltarl Dalp, M SU . 170.3, M arty same role in 1971. Opllvla, MSU, 140. Sarral racing — 1, Kay Fowlla, UM, Another major winner was “Liza 34.4. 2, tie, sn arl Dalp, M SU , and M arty Ogllvla, M SU , 37.7. With a Z.” The NBC special Win 5 First Places Braakaway roping — 1, Kay Fowlla, UM. 4.3. 2, sn arl Dalp, M SU , 7.4, 3, starring Liza Minnelli was named Deanna Radland, NWCC, 10.7. best single variety show. It TheBCHS boys track team came Pilon won the mile and junior “I was pleased with our per­ Goat tying - ) , Clnde Bolen, MSU, 25.7. formances. Bruce Peterson and 2, M arty Ogllvla, M SU , 24.0. 3, Deanna previously won a Peabody Award. within three points of bringing Kevin Anders took the triple-jump. Radland, NWCC, 24.4. home a trophy from the Western Butch Girard won the shot and Ed McGinley came though for us in “America,” the 13-part re­ Men’! team acoraa — Salte rn Montana flection on the United States by “A” Divisional staged last Friday Mike Eckman the long-jump. As a the hurdle events. Bruce had his 475, Montana State 440, Oawaon Com­ result of the meet, BCHS will best day ever. Tom Marinkovich’s munity 200, Norttiweet Community 40. Alistair Cooke, was named the in Missoula. Men'e all-around — 1, tie, Bob Scnall, The Missoulian sports page said advance nine young athletes to the third in the long-jump helped our MSU, and 0*1 No**, MSU, 175. outstanding new series. The show, Bareback — 1, Bob Schall, MSU, 127. 2, also a. Peabody winner, was Dillon would be hard-pressed to Interscholastic Championships total. We were very close to a Dal Not*, M SU , 120.3, Bud Monroe, EMC,* this weekend in Billings. trophy, and I feel that these kids IIS. produced by the British Broad­ score 17 points in the meet. Saddle bronc — t, Jock McDowell, casting Corp.. Evidently, the charges of first-year have come a long way this year. M SU, 2, Brant Jobnaon, E M C , 115.3, Oary Rick Nield had been winning meets Noland, NMC. 104. Another BBC show, “ Tom track coach Ted Stanisich ignored Bull riding — 1, Dav* Wegner, EMC, with his javelin throwing, but he 123. 2, Butch Brataky, MSU, 112. 3, tie, Brown’s Schooldays,” was named this on their way to a fine 40 point Grant Dunning, NWCC, and Oary Noland, outstanding limited series. Its star, putout. just couldn’t get a good throw off. NMC. 104. Anthony Murphy, was named best Dillon got five first places and Mrs. May Dies . He’ll have his chance again next actor in a limited series. great backup support in the hurdle, year, but we’d like to have had him events to help the point total. Dan at state. It’s just one of those Susan Hampshire, who has won Sunday at 71 things,” said Coach Stanisich this two Emmys previously, was morning. named best actress in a limited Mrs. Cynthy P. May, 71, died George Raffety series, the BBC’s “Vanity Fair.” Sunday evening at Barrett Both series were aired on Mike Crosser Hospital following a short illness. Dies at 43 Masterpiece Theatre on PBS. Mrs. May was a resident of Port Orchard, Wash., and had arrived George Raffety, 43, died Sunday Tim Conway waB selected best Wins Medalist evening at his Dillon home supporting player in a variety in Dillon Tuesday to visit at the 12 Dead Mike Crosser fired a 72 on the home of her daughter and son-in- following a three-year illness. show for an appearance on the Mr. Raffety was born Nov. 15, “Carol Burnett Show." final eighteen holes in Butte to law, Mrs. and Mrs. Don Pace. become medalist for the Divisional 1929 at St. Ignatius, Mont., and Emmys for outstanding chil-: Mrs. May was bom Oct. 24,1901 golf meet. at Millward Settlement, Minn. She In Sinking ranched 19 miles north of Dillon. dren’s programming went to Dillon finished second as a team Carol Cocanougher became his “Sesame Street”; “Zoom”; the was a member of Rebekah Lodge NARRAGANSETT, R.I. (AP) - and Coach B. W. Lodge will take and the Lutheran Church of Port Coast Guard crews and state police wife April 20,1967 at Dillon. writers of “The Electric Co.”; the boys team to the.state meet in He was a member of the South­ “The ABC Afterschool Special,” Orchard, Wash. resumed their search today for Billings this weekend. Survivors include four missing passengers from a western Market Association and the “Last of the Curlews” ; and to Ted Ori was Montana’s Medalist the Relchle School District No. 26 Shari Lewis for “A Picture of Us.” daughters, Mrs. Pace of Dillon, chartered fishing boat which sank last year in the, Interscholastic Mrs. Michael Meyers of Sayre, Saturday, killing at least 12 per­ board of trustees. In sports, Emmys went to ABC’s Competition. Pa., Mrs. Herman Burkhardt and sons. Mr. Raffety was a veteran of the “Wide World of Sports", for its The BCHS girls team just missed Mrs. Frank Maddix of Port Or­ Eleven persons survived the Korean War. coverage of the Olympics at a trip to state by three strokes. chard, four sons, Ralph F. Miller, sinking and four or five remained Survivors include his widow, Munich, to ABC commentator Jim Edward M. Horton and Semmer unaccounted for, officials said. The Carol, two sons, Michael and Mark McKay and to the videotape editor May of Port Orchard and boat, the Comet, went down and a daughter Michelle, all of of the Olympics coverage for ABC. Lawrence May of Kent, Wash.; Saturday morning, seven miles Dillon, two brothers and two “The Sleeping Beauty” bf PBS Board to Meet three sisters i n ' Washington, 26 south' of Point Judith in Bisters. was named the outstanding The Beaverhead County Plan­ grandchildren, 14 great­ Narraganset Bay. Funeral services will be con­ SPECIAL THANKS—from the Special Ed class to Dick Jonasen, classical music program. ning Board is scheduled to meet grandchildren and numerous Some of the survivors said some ducted Thursday afternoon at 2 principal of Parkview Elementary School was presented Friday by In daytime programming, Tuesday evening at 8'o'dock in the nieces and nephews. ■ passengers had dodbted the from the Brundage Chapel with Jerry Kruljac, at left. Students In the class, taught by Mrs. Mae Emmys were presented to "The Beaverhead County courthouse in , The remains are being for­ seaworthiness of the Comet, a Rev. Max Feuerstack officiating, Young, made a special lamp for Principal Jonasen, as a part of their Edge of Night” and “Dinah’s Dillon, according to Holly Smith, warded to Port Orchard for ser­ converted ferry, and had wanted to interment will be in the Mountain craft work, making it from a prune juice Jar, lighting kit and polished Place,” starring Dinah Singe. secretary. vices andJntermenL retunrcoland. View Cemetery. wood. (Sue Terrill Photo)

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