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Show Pago Two BIOLOGISTS A record RE-VI- was mado a very eventful trip into the shine of Beaver Dam Slope. 3hl1c students had to study the without benefit Here the a chance aA Ah At tiiq reptiles As into their a result the lairs. w ould-b- o scientists am A Aircraft company; and Sturzencggor at Lockheed Aircraft Remain company. vTV' .D. F.F.A. Hinton states that the trip taken the F.F.A. convention is Logan was to very joyed it first that the boys and profitable Duane en- immensely. Gentry of the Woodward high won place in the amatuer hour over contestants. thirty other coIn the judging about students were in a holiday mood, and couples such as Roy and Janice, and ntests the Hal and Tho results were: Poultry: Stafford as Reed Gray, Laura Lytle, Lund, wandered off to collect rep- such tiles" together. Snow Parry won Floyd 5th place. Orland Dairy: returned to 3t. George about oclock to classify their reptiles were TRIP BOYS REPORT PROFITABLE Mr. beautiful picture. 5 of at Douglas Kemp able to catch several reptiles and see whole fields of wild flowers in These bloom on the desert floor. flowers were of beautiful colors rod, yellow, lavendar, white, orange, and pink, all mimed together, forming a The group result a having taken national defense classes at Grant Twitchell, Don Carlos Dixie: and Wilmer Schmutz, Joseph Williamson, were trios word factories in California as sun- ; ifxTZh imPc rain to scare the of received by Mr. Ashby, the following boys are the latest at aircraft to receive employment department had made dosert According to by tho Old Man when 'he hold off last Saturday raining until the biology Weather BOYS GET JOBS MORE DEFENSE BEAVER DAM SLOPE SIT and kins, ElMyrrh to press their flowers, and just in time to miss being sprinkled on. Eldon and took 5kh Cox, Stirling Livestock: place. .D. Haw ( place. team won 12th Dixie Tho The Dixie team came in 12th Crops: There wore Y4 entries in each of those MUSICIANS PLAN PROGRAMS Next Wednesday tho band will take a program out to Orderville and Kanab. events. small ensemble selections. brackets to the finals for first place. At Springville a Jersy heifer was It will consist of concort numbers and The carloads of students will continue north. The follow- Orderville From will ing two in this group: bo Mr. Bleak, Circloville, Galina, field tho Falck night, I hope. IS HONOR DAY is May saidUcll MAY junior piano rocital will bo presented Sunday at 330 in tho college auditorium. Taking part will be elementary and junior high students. The senior recital will be held Monday Tho Rich- Honor day, Friday May 9 ( is in tho auditorium and and college students will pa- 8 p.m. when the "D" queen ... set as the deadline. high-scho- ol rticipate. the occasion Each program ensembles . will preside over the program. Her attendants will assist her in distributing tho awards to the deserving students. All you students who are expecting any awards be sure to clear any accounts you might have either at the office, the bookstore, or any other accounts you may have. at .D. and of St. George', Bank PIANO RECITALS SCHEDULED 12 is the date, 12 bo back through tho .D. and Monroe. Miss went team purchased for Murray Madsen. This was tho award Murray recently received from LaRaino Miss Falck, LeRoy Walker, Norman Hunt, Ernest Pulsipher, McArthur, Pearl Mathoson, Q,ue Bradshaw and Clive Hartman . at The;'' plan to present programs Panguitch, softball is made up of solos and students are invited to attend hour of musical entertainment. The .D. THE OF NAME inadvertently I express the ttee for omitted L. HALVERSON from the Mr. list was of of the D.J.C. and wishes to appreciation of the commi- last weeks issue staff regrets this judges in The ROY an Halversons excellent work. |