Show Vol X UTAH TREMONTON Holmgren Wins Bearfax Campaign BEAR Somers Wins Scholarship Fred RIVER HIGH SCHOOL Old Rome Parades In Dining Hall GARLAND No 4 UTAH Cast For Annual School Play “Growing Pains” Announced Fred Somers age 21 graduate of the History Classes Turn Selected by Lack of Comedy Bear River high school received word Hold By For Good Roles last night that he had won the right to Banquet Student be Utah's student representative at Oxford university In England for four "To the races you noisy Romans sales When the Bearfax campaign years of advanced study Pains" a comedy In three “My dear don’t you Just adore the “Orowtng came to an end last week with three Fred comes from East Oar land son acts by Auranla Rouveroe Is to be Olympics" hundi ed books sold It was learned of a widow Mrs George Somers He I’m not a bit satisfied with this lot school play and will be annual lho tliat Doug Holm has found It necessary to earn his of slaves I think ship them all presented lit tire auditorium two Rights gren was the high own way thru college at the U6AC back and get some new ones’’ sometime in February" The play was he at Logan from whleh school he grad point- - salesman "t These arid many ’other ' expressions read last Fttday and' held having sold sixty uated last year with a major in agri of like nature were heard as the world 1 The Judges selected the follMonday v four books thereby culture and botany This year he has turned classes at their Roman history owing cast: setting a new recOn Auto Mechanics been doing work there banquet as Beth Allen Terry McIntyre ord for Individual At Bear River Fred was prominent Shop Eating With Fingers Difficult Karl Ward as Oeorge McIntyre sales Jay In the Future Fanner’s organisation The gorgeously arrayed hosts and Bourne Mr McIntyre Nelda Pedersen receive He will student and took active Interest In “The new building that is being Mrs as Luclle Cannon' is a p lse an en- - affalrJ His new award carries a gram hostesses first entered the banquet McIntyre hall and lighted the candles at each constructed south of the shop build- Prudence- - Darting who will be seen larged photograph of $2000 a year to cover his expenses table then the guests entered and re- ing win be completed by February in the leading roles and a reduction of at the big English school clined on their chairs as the slaves first” states Earl Paul constructor Douglas Holmgren 1M m w They are supported by Naomi Q adcame to and fro with their dishes and contractor of the project dle as Elsie Patterson Vemetta Adnual bowls and towels were passed Mr Paul reports that the $100000 ams as Mrs Patterson Finger Carlos Hansen Doug has had some previous expercourse around after each The shrimp building will be completed and ready as the traffic officer Paul Jenkins He Is now ience In the Belling game cocktail but for classes by the first of February Dutch caused much comment Keith Conley as Omar Danisolicitors for the one of the advertising wasn’t as hard to eat with the fingers The new building win be used ex- el Bradshaw as Hal Die Hall as Searchlight He has also had considas was the chicken dressing Arti- clusively for Auto Mechanics and Pete Marjorie Hansen as Pattie Ada erable experience in buying and sellAnd chokes were the novelty and the des- tractor work The instructor win be Hansen Vivian Dorothy Calderwood Call Santa ing stock on his father’s ranch sert tasted suspiously like cake dough Mr Heggie while Mr Skinner and Jane and Melba Jones as Miriam He has carried on several FFA Diatribute The wine was delicious but the cider Mr Last will take care of the farm is unusual hi that there is The projects of buying cattle feeding and Present had already developed a kick and machine repair and carpentry classes no one play selling them on local and city markets leading lady or leading man AH the shop buildings will be heatthere were only a few that braved the at exhibited stock He has also The plot of the drama is centered The annual Christmas program will it and of their ed the the by main system cups emptied heating county fair and at the Ogden livestock around the lives of Professor McIntyre be given by the Agenda and Bruins During the meal Mr Nye’s orchestra building show his wife and his two children As has been the custom played clubs Friday Oeorge and were treated much like Asked whether he Intended to follow of the school several and In the past Terry Growing up is terribly beold Roman orchestras that sat the the salesmanship line after he leaves years all of the girls will bring two hind screens —unheeded painful work for George and Terry as Dancers "I and said school Doug laughed It Is for any other adolescent one for a boy and one for came In at Intervals to entertain tire presents boy or shouldn’t wonder m probably be buya girl while the boys will furnish the guests ghl and when Prudence Darling arrnuts and candy ing and selling livestock somewhere ives it is far more painful Costumed Romans as Students around here” An interesting program for assembly The author is a former Balt Marcus Brutus was ably portrayed Girls Tie In Sales will consist of the following numbers: City girl and also wrote “Skidding” by Don Bow cut t with his huge gold Hilda Miller and Ida Knudsen who A retold story Mrs A a school play three years ago Welling helmet and shield and flowing scarlet tied for first in the girls contest with song Roland Ogden musical reading Staffs Both Send Production of the drama is under Johnson as Nero disbooks to their credit will Ada Hansen r the direction of Miss Ardis Nelson tap dance Cleo Marble cape Stanley Delegates each receive an enlarged photograph song Douglas K and Roy B dance played an excellent line of conversaDramatic Art teacher anas leaves tion he the half on deftly a their plucked and a dollar and June Stayner Members of the Searchlight and nual Lula Ellis second place winner After Santa has distributed presents from an artichoke and Vaudls Bearfax staffs who attended the an- GLEE CLUBS WILL made a charming Octavia of the girls and Boyd Iverson second there win be a matinee dance and Mr Ted nual conference of high school JournClaudia Alice Leavitt Pompey of the boys will receive seventy-fiv- e Ward Is giving a picture show StudCHRISTMAS alists at the Brigham Young university Cornelius Beth Cannon cents on their annual ents may have their choice of the Linford SONG gained last Saturday report having Woemer con Juno and many The winners of the personality Sophie show or dancing on work their for much Inspiration tests were as follows: Woman hater The basketball team has a game others represented outstanding figures The Glee Clubs are giving a proin the days of their respective publications Million dollar smile scheduled for the evening after which that were prominent Palmer DeLong of Joint gram Thursday In assembly consistconsisted The conference Ada Bcho there will be a Christmas dance in the Empire Blaine Bishop Optimist ing of Christmas songs These songs for difInand sessions were Don from meetings heard special Complaints field Best dresser Marie Frock the the gym be orchestra will The tell the story of the blith of Christ Bara Shumway “Seven dependent Aces" which played for Bowcutt as he tripped about in bare ferent members of the staffs Editors and managers of Salt Lake and will be ghen In the following sandaled feet and many of the boys All students buying Bearfaxes were the Hallowe'en dance found it quite an experience to dis- City Provo and Logan dally news- order: allowed ten votes on every dollar they "The Star of Bethlehem” the solo play their toes One of the orchestra papers were the main speakers each paid on their book Domestic Claases to be sung by Helen Thompson ““O stressing the impcntance and requireContinued on page 3 Christmas Gift Heavens" “From Lands Afar” “Hushwork ments of Journalistic NEW BOOKS Child" aby Holy “The Piomise of Associated of Press member A the Christmas With the approach of Judah a duet sung by Maxine Joseh-so- n STUDENTS MAKE KEPT CAN and one of the Western Newspaper the sewing classes are busy indeed and ’Floyd John "Joy to the CARDS Union members also addressed the CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY with last minute preparations For World" 286 of consisted which repreaudience two weeks the girls have been making This chorus consists of 206 members and beautifully sentatives from high schools in Utah 132 About one hunched new books have gifts for friends and relatives and are designed Cleverly girls and 76 boys are being Idaho and Wyoming Borne of the now colored Christmas cards arrived for the library frantically trying to finish all of Those representing Bear River weie turned out this week by students in list include the following: them Golden Talcs of the Far West Jim of skirls' and the art classes under the direction of the two faculty advisors Mr Streeper Dainty klmonaa robes the Press How and Why of Human slips are being made by some of the Miss Nelson Gold and silver water and Mrs Griffin and Raulsbon Zund-e- l colors have added to the gala appearBlaine Bishop Hazel Manning and Behavior Manners for Millions For- girls while others are making winter ance of these greeting cards BIQ Packer of the Bearfax and Ara gotten God How to Find the Right dresses Paul Jenkins Richard GrifA display of borders and medallions Anderson Vocation Out of the Flame White Freshmcrt are shoe girls making Nelda also be seen on fin Lorene Homer Pedersen Reef Guide to Civilized Leisure New bags pan holders doll furniture doll just completed may the west wall of the art room Most and Dorothy Munk of the Searchlight Careers for Youth dresses and other articles use geometric figures were given a delicious Besides these there are many new the exhibits of The delegates In other yean the girls made gifts books There for the for their motifs luncheon and were entertained by history and biogiaphy poor children but this year best students of the B Y U during tlie of fiction Students who have succeded are also about 37 book they devoted the time to Uiemsehts love are sea to stories these cards Helen lunch hour with from Ruby Yagl light ranging An hour's shopping in Salt Lake the fact that we are letting the studTanaki Phyllis Gleason Ardis Saundstories and a picture show completed the The only thing of Importance be- ents keep books out over the Christ- - ers Ruby Johnson and Lois Thompson sides the books" Miss Lund sold “Is fpff KftHildy day's pleasures World Roman And Set New Record For Book Sold One Distinguished Parts Offers Several Students Lead New Building To Be m ji Ready February 1st Work Proceeding Rapidly And Tractor t'f Annual Ynle Program Arranged For Friday To Will Again Journalists Attend Convention Searchlight J At Provo And Bearfax GIVE PROGRAM BE ARRIVE OVER Art Make ART fH(tUj Gfviisthtrtd I |