Seminary Completes Organization Enrollees in South high school's seminary organiaztion have elected elect-ed Stanley Jones to direct activities activ-ities for the first semester. He will be assisted by Pat Searle, vice president; Dorothy Pittenger, secretary, sec-retary, and Jo Cluff- publication editor. A record crowd of about 250 students cut of the 300 enrolled, en-rolled, supported these new officers offi-cers by attending the Hallowe'en Barn Dance, October 29. The program pro-gram consisted of games and laughter. Doughnuts and cider comprised the menu. Mr. Frank B. Jex, instructor, has been added to the faculty; to take care of the laTge attendance this year. Wallace Toronto, Vernon F. Lar-sen, Lar-sen, M. Douglas Wood, and Merrill Mer-rill D. Clayson are. present faculty members. Under the supervision of these instructors an assembly program is presented each Friday morning in place of the regular class work, at which the students display their many talents. Other types of assembly as-sembly programs vary from outside out-side talent to missionaries and speakers.