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Show Message to Students On Let's Get Acquainted Officers Student body (elective): Tom Lambson, Delta; Val-re- a Hafen, St. George; Wanda Hall and Kelly Hall, Washington; Clairon Williams, St. George, and Mary Rencher, New Harmony; LaVae Wright, Blanding; Jimmy Lundberg, St. George. Appointive Mary Lou Carter, Jacqueline Nielsen, Clark Cox, Sherman Cox, St. George; Janet Larson, Las Vegas, Nev. Class Officers Freshmen, Kelly St. Gardner Schmutz, Gates, Millicent Doming, George; Donna Rae Wallis, St. George; Colleen Jolley, Washington. Kenneth Hafen, Sophomores St. George; Craig Snow, Pine Valley; Barbara Clark, Lois Lang, Normand Lee Gibbons, St. George. Juniors Sarkis Arslanian, Salt Lake; Evan Judd, Kanab; Ema Bybee, Tropic; Douglas Garner, St. George; Karma Hatch, Ari-vad- Pan-guitc- a; h. Seniors Marion Wittwer, Clair Cameron, Ellen Rave Cottam, Flora Brooks, Hal Bennion. Other Students Enterprise is well "represented this year with ten students, nine Lorin Hunt, Leon Bowler, Mary Laub, Wendell Pickering, Gordon Thamas, Bill Vela Rose Barlocker, Holt, Dick Cook, Elton Hunt. From Panguitch George and .Sheila C. Allen, Whorton Allen, Melvin Barnhurst, Gordon Barney, Arvel Tallis, Karma Hatch, Barbara Houston, Cecil Lynn, Milo Lyon, Ivor Riggs, Ardis Sevy, Beulah Shamo, Berneice Worthen. Mr. and Mrs. Dee Mar Barthlome, and Keith Barth-lomGrace, Idaho; Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Calhoun, Seldovia, Alaska; Robert Deming and Millicent Doming, Littlefield, Ariz. The following are from Nevada: Carma Bastain and Weldon Bastain, Hiko; I vie Bleak, Pioche; Owen Donahue and Russel Donahue, Pioche; Jim Gerbart, Pioche; Ruth Hollingef, Ursine; Hal Jordan, Pioche; Amy Joy Richard, Alamo; Kent Rollins, Pioche; Paul Stewart, Pioche; Thelma Tobler, Over-toMr. and Mrs. Lionell Walker, Pioche; Robert Black, Henderson; Burnell Lamb, Pioche; Weldon K. Lamb, Pioche; Janet Larson, Las Vegas, and Bevan Prince, Pioche. And do you know our twins ? There are Fred and Ferd Neil-soRonald and Donald Vincent, from Washington; Ted and Doug- of them new. Bar-locke- La-ph- r, cl Out-of-Sta- e, Tuesday, September 28, 1948 CHATTER DIXIE JOURNALISTS PAGE FOUR Guardsmen's Quartette W. A. A. in Shorts A large group of .girls were Buying and Saving Bonds To Appear in Tabernacle present Wednesday, September 22, Every year we all arrive on the first day of school, with private resoluitons to do a better job this year than last. Cramming is out. This year well keep up with assignments, well return library books promptly. Some of us will even wear neckties. How many of us have promised ourselves that this year well save? How well do we all understand the reasons why we should save harder this year than ever before ? Do we. understand why we should buy U. S. Saving Stamps and Bonds with out savings? U. S. Savings Bonds, and J3 tamps mean all the things that money saved has always meant money for the future, money for emergencies, money for college or the training well need after high school and something more. Every time we buy a Savings Stamp or Bond these days, were striking a personal blow against high prices. The bonds we buy are evidence that were doing our share in the governments program to combat inflation and keep the American economy secure. Thats pretty important work, but all of us working together can do the job. Those of us who havent been buying stamps and bonds regularly can begin today. Well be joining the ranks of 80 million Americans who own Savings Bonds $55 billions worth. These people are not only holding heirs, but buying more. Lets save this year! las Newcomb, from Big Piney, Wyo.; Lloyd and Lynn Baker, St. George; Malin and Melvin Gardner, St. George; Max and Maxine Dickson, recently moved to St. George, and Erma and Erna Bybee, Tropic. BLEAK CLEANERS Guardsmens Male Quartette national radio and screen reputation will play in St. George tabernacle Monday, October 4 at The of 8 p. m. This is the first number of the Lyceum series. Six excellent numbers will be presented. Get your tickets now. You will be contacted in the next few days by a member of the Coordinating Council. Be sure to see and hear the Guardsmens Male Quartette in Lady Killers and other numbers. 1948-4- 9 The teacher is architect of your childs mind. The Friendly Fountain DROP IN Drugs DIXIE DRUG steps C. up living FORCE NOVELTIES, SHOES D. C. Watson, Ovjier WESTERN APPAREL The Friendly Fountain Drop in Snow's Dress Drugs, Confectionery Shop DIXIE DRUG D. C. Watson, Owner NORDBLOM'S Free Pickup and Delivery PHONE 225 Education standards. Gifts of All Kinds CLEANERS n, vice-preside- Confectionery DOWN THE ALLEY n; to elect officers for the W. A. A. They were chosen as follows: president, Larue Robinson, Glendale; Joy Reusch, St. George; intramural manager, Reba Woodbury, St. George, with Laureen Seegmiller, also of St. George, as assistant. Secretary and treasurer chosen was Margaret Cram, Kanab, Utah. In the past the girls intramurals have been an important factor on the campus. We are confident that with Miss Fullers competent officers, the teams will be just as active this year as ever. Be AVise Nordize Distinctive Womens Wear Coats, Suits, Dresses, Sweaters, Blouses, Hats, Undies, Etc. FIRESTONE HUNTING HEADQUARTERS Karl Hutchings, Mgr. AMMUNITION HUNTING KNIVES 30-3- 0 Announcing Opening of PORTRAITS WITH PERSONALITY HUNT BARBER SHOP ODEGARD'S CUFF'S PEP 88 STATION DROP IN Krag 30-4- 0 Gas Camp Stoves 30-0- 6 Government 300 Savage Coleman Lanterns 25-3- WASH AND LUBE 45 North Main EXPERTS L' Film Photo Supplies Cameras 5 32 Winchester Special Cartridge Belts |
