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Wilih instnn tor o' husiniss and geography Wilful d junior mnt to Pot Hand Oregon ttriv this summer with Mr Kilhurn Mr Hess Mr Nelson and Mr Allen Upon returning home hi set about to repair his home Hi built a new port h and lust il'c d a new steam furinie with a We suspject, hown.tr stoker that a good part of his summit was spent in patrohng the fishing streams of Cat he Vulky Tarbet Lyman , Miss Afton Thain teacher oi literature and English grimmei -r taxaspent the fust part of htion in summer si hool at the USAC Off to Yellow stone Pai k next and Jackson Hole sne went Jack-son Says she caught five fish in Lake, and hopes to someday a become professional fishu Bryce, Zion, and Grand Canyons were the next places of interest two for Los Angeles visited weeks climaxed the summer for her Florence Jensen Harry Browe, 18 months old, whose disappearance from his perambulator in a Detroit park started a search extending into three states. Police believe he may have been kidnaped by a childless woman or couple. II Junior High Highlights (Written by the students of the Junior Journalism class of the Logan Junior high school'. JUNIOR HIGH HOLDS FIRST ASSEMBLY The students of the Logan Junior high held their first assembly Wednesday, September 9, at 11.15, the purpose of which was to welcome the students back to school, and to introduce them to their faculty and student body officers Invocation was offered by Mr Talbot, teacher at the seminary Advancement of colors and pledge of allegiance was led by Mr. Willis Dial, instructor of shop. Two violin e solos were played by Professor Sboore, accompanied by Mrs Walter Welti. It might be interesting to note that these two numbers held the audience spellbound. A short speech of welcome and introduction of teachers was delivered by Principal Alvin Hess Mr. Hess minted out that the seventh grade of this year has the chance of graduating from the junior high with the largest number of pupils in the history of the school. At the present time it has two hundred seventy-thre- e pupils registered. voThaiin of Mr Carlisle, teacher cal music, sang a song entitled "Mighty Like a Rose He was accompanied by Miss June Norfleet Superintendent E. Allen Bateman was introduced to the students by Principal Alvin Hess He told of the great advantages the young people of the west have over those in the east wheer there is no room for playgrounds, and the children have tp play in the streets. He said Isa-dor- that architects were planning to build school buildings on stilts" to give room under the buildings for playgrounds. Mr. Welch, . teacher of junior business and geography and chairman of the student body orgamza. tion, pointed out that we, as junior high students, are the citizens of tomorrow, and upon us rests the responsibility of carrying on our great democratic government. Ha then introduced student body prcsi- dent, Fred Shaffer, who welcomed the newcomers into the student body organization, and introduced in turn vice president, Anne Ryan, secretary and treasurer, Francis Montrose, executive committeemen, George Bullen, Barbara Dunn, and Stratford Evans, and cheer king, Russel Olofson. The school song was led by Mr. Carlisle, and the retirement of colors followed. Principal Hess remarked that this was the most successful first assembly ever held in Logan. Junior high. Lyman Gabnelson and Hale Gardner. WHAT HWE THEY BEEN DOING THIS hi MMER? I sent reporters Venice Long, Mary Maughan, Doris Dahle, Florence Jensen, Frances I Editor's Note- - Myr Louise Mehr, Margaret Gnehm, Lyman Tarbet, 'Gladys Mattson, Mary Flda Lewis, Marjorie Paul, Beulnh Dames, and Mary Wiley to interview each teacher of the Junior high, with the instructions to dig out from each one a story on how he spent his Montrose, vacation Here they are): PRINCIPAL ALVIN HESS finished school work at the Junior high on June 15 and then attended summer school at the Utah State Agricultural college Leaving sum mer school he went for a tour of Portland, Oregon, and surrounding hile at Portland he atterritory tendee! the convention of the National Education association. Taking a boat ride up the Columbia river, he was fortunate enough to watch fishermen at work spearing salmon. From there he went to the canning factory and watched the preparation of salmon for canning. Among the things that took his eye in particular were the wonderful sights at Seaside, Oregon, which Is 125 miles from Portland While at Seaside he took advantage1 of the opportunity to go bathing in the ocean The thousands of roses along the boulevards at Portland are a sight that he will long remember. Portland has been named the Rose City of the World." After nearly losing his way on the irregular streets of Portland, he returned on July the first to enjoy the trout fishing of Cache Valley Interviewed by Gladys Mattson. When I asked Mr. HAROLD PETERSEN. teacher of biology and vocational agriculture, how and where he spent his summer vacaI got up every tion, he answered, morning between six and seven and occasionally went up to the college to see the chickens " But after quite a bit of talking I found out that he did take a trip. Mr. Petersen went back cast to attend a Lion's convention at Rhode Island, visiting many interesting cities and places, touring through New York, Washington, D. C., Ohio, Virginia, Massachusetts, and many other states. He visited the naval academy, and later saw the Statue of Liberty in New York harbor. While further down south, Mr. Petersen visited General Lee's home. He saw the tomb of the unknown soldier, but most interesting was Washington's tomb Even though Mr Peterson just admits seeing barnyard chickens this summer, I think this trip much more exciting s a a Interviewed by Myr Louise Mehr Ray Nelson, teacher of ninth grade social studies and junior journalism, spent part of aa interesting vacation this summer attending the N. E. A convention in Portland, Oregon The National Education association holds an annual convention in which teachers from all parts of the And You'D Jump Out ofBtd ii WiduMt CiUnel United States meet and receive tie Moral of Ruin' to Co instructions pertaining to their Tbo ttrur should poor oat two pound. of and It thi. oil subjects teaching. While liquid bile Into roar bowelo doilr t digest. walking down the street In PortI, rot flowing freely, yoar food Hoeen blotto SS bowels. up the in Mr. Nelson saw an interestIt just decays Your land, your stomach. You irt constipated and amusing thing A group whole system i poisoned and you reel lour, ing of religious people were singing tunk and tha world look punk. Laxatives are only makeshifts. A mere and playing different instruments bowel movement doesn t sret at the cause It in an effort to attract the passtakes thoss (food, old Carters Little Liver ing crowd's interest. 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While there dances She swimming and toweek at a conthen studied one to Logan ference, and returned school for the beginning of - On 19c Dahl- Wilburn Talbot, seminary teacher, visited his old mission field last summer. He also spent part of the summer at the ROTC Cal training camp in San Pedro Margaret Gnehm Junior High to Exhibit Under the supervision of Mr Barkdall, Mr. Whatcott, Mr. Dial and Mr. Baugh, the Logan Junior high school will exhibit representative student work at the Cache County Fair. The exhibit will consist of all types of art etc : designs, work, sketches, shopwork, handicraft and many interesting projects that students A great deal have accomplished of the work exhibited was done by the students of last year Mary Elda Lewis 98c Vatu Lifebuoy Shaving Cream Mass Bertie Mae Evans, girls athletic director, had an enjoyable trip through the Ontral and Eastern states. She left shortly after school closed last spring, and returned bringing with her from Detroit a new Plymouth automobile, - inGeorge Harding, mathmatics structor, ivent to summer ofschool his at the USAC during part vacation. He studied sociology which he enjoyed very much Mary W ilcy Alarm Clock 35c, s Doris CusrxitHd 5 19c Introducing THE NEW Progress Miss Sybil Christensen office secretary, spent her summervisitShe in California ed San Francisco, Los Angeles, and enroute home she saw Boulder Dam On August 1, she opened the Junior High office Doris Dahle 25c SALT Playing Cards ( 1 OH , Long 6 Centaur j vi-ti- Venice PALMOLIVE Soap cu. EPSOM home when the flood, which deevonsiderable property, stroyed came to Willard She became vry useful, helping supply necessities for those who were unfortunate enough to be the of the flood Miss Harding also Dgree 37c in 49c lors 60c D. & R. 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Literature," taught by Dr. N Pedersen Miss Ballard, homemnking teacher, spent most of her vacaDRESKIN tion in bed with a sprained ankle also 11 and a sprained wrist She hos1.00 Shte spent 10 days in the Budge During Tidy Deodorant pital with appendicitis a great deal that time she read two in weeks Miss Ballard spent Los Angeles, visiting with her 75c sister She boasts that even after visit with a relative, a terms on still is she speaking many with her After visiting coast on he interest of Fletcher's places she returned to Utah, via BoulFamily Size der Dam, getting here just in time to begin school Miss Phoebe Harding, instructor of seventh grade social studies, her spent her vacation atSheWillard was at own home town f Selected 39c Size 17c IJlAMiriLS Save Now on Bisodol POM DIR TABLETS Bottle of 10 3 65c of teacher Coombs eighth grade science, certainly sumdidnt waste any time this mer Besides going to school at the USAC, he found time to climb to King Mountain, the highest in the Uintas.his hike in garden, the canyon, work in and catch up on his sleep Montrose Frances ASPIRIN &7e RIGHT rtt.miliiita 4Se 3 for 33c Beautiful ptcl holders! 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