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Show Music To Dream By movement number with a Scot- - rection of two good directors, by Becky Faziio tish air. The first movement is first Mr. Finch and presently SCHOOL NEWS FROM CAGE FOUB THURSDAY, FEB. 6, 1969 Hilltop High's Concert Band, a pretty song. The second under the baton of Mr. Beabe. oinuer we direction of Mr. movement is a beautiful love Beth of these teachers are mar-sonBee be has been playing some in which the F re neb velous not only as teachers but beautiful concert music. The horns have a lovely solo. The as friends. But a band can't be I WHATSOEVER .THINGS band is preparing for two con- third movement is a happy good just with the director's certs in February. The t first march with a touch of bagpipes. talent; the bandsmen have to one will be here at Hilltop; The band has progressed be talented also, By Rampagers Club By DONALD E. WILDMON The Hilltop High Band i not and the week following, tne steadily since the first of the week I discovered that I had it is the best! band will travel to Mont Har- - year. It has been under the di- - just good Mary Elizabeth Ferguson Occupation: mission- cancer," she wrote. "But how Language Studied what kind of collars to wear mon Jr. High for a concert ary. Place of service: Ken- good the Lord has been to mei" by Joyce Porter to accent or modify them. It, there. Bobbie would come to our Miss Green's first period Eng- was learned that Arkansas, Oklahoma, tucky, if you have a "The Pearl Fishers" is a Costa Rica, home often. She loved the chil- lish class has been studying India, Mexico, d face, you shouiJ,very delightful number which Chile, Mississippi. Highest am- dren, and they loved her. Twice the origins of our language. wear a wide oval collar, to fill makes you feel like you're out NOTRE DAME BOOSTERS' bition: to be of service to her she fixed them a party supper. on the ocean. Toward the mid- They learned that words can our your Creator and her fellow man. They called her "Miss Bobote" be borrowed from another counMiss Maughn had samples 'die of the number a storm We called her Bobbie. All and when she became ill hardly try, invented, or joined together of ten different collars and, comes up, and you can see in her friends did and that meant a night passed that all three to form one word. An old word necklines. Students tried on your mind huge waves and the each collar and neckline to see, wind blowing rain against you. everybody. For they were her didn't remember "Miss Bob can also get a new meaning. friends if they wanted to be or bie" in their nightly prayers These students are learning the effect it had on them, then Another number, "The Type not. We knew her just a little To them 5, 4, and 2 "Miss to influence people with more recorded the effects. This stu- writer", is an especially liveiy, less than two years before she Bobbie was something special. colorful words and by arrang- dy has proved to be delightful one. Patty Skriner, very And Bobbie loved us, too, went to be with Him. We are one of the percussionists, types ing their sentences so they thankful for that privilege. Lynda and I. She was very have feeling. Synonyms and ana lively rythmn on a typewrt- She died of cancer. For more helpful. She chewed me out tonyms were also discussed. Applying For A Job FEB. 8 P.M. a Dy LOn Chamber lain than two years she fought it. good once for using improper With the help of synonyms and wn crroo mrtnmrjnrr v, Are you applying for a job? it How magnificent was her fight! English. She did it because sh-- antonyms, we can also make irather different!: Do you know the correct wav? BLACKOUT WINNER THIS WEEK She never lost faith, never' gave loved me and wanted to see our ti, more expressive Ttas language is what Mrs. Postma's Mvely, concert march, with up, was never in despair. She me do my very best. We drove and colorful. mrrln 4,Vi.A masses ninth siaue .In.. left her work vowing to "come 600 miles to see her and carry are cymbal crashes throughout it. Notre Dame School Quinset Bldg. - Price The students back in three months." One of her small possessions to ner Dress Designs a earning typed A favorite piece "From Shire by Sherri Heino letter of application and then a and Sea" is a beautiful three the last letters she wrote she just a few days before she died. $25 BLACKOUT GUARANTEED Miss Maughn's mnth grade uditt ueeu un xne data sneet showed her tremendous faith She was in traction and could in Him. "Two years ago this hardly move her neck, her Home Economics classes have they typed references and pre- Phone News Items To Journal- been studying dress designs and vious jobs and some personal the effects they have on you. information. For example, a dress with a Interviews were acted out from Washington to Nixon will make you taller by Michael Tamlos (boss) and told were Marsha and thinner. Students Bianco (applicant), U. the shape of their face and Dwight Neilson (boss) and T'Ann Phelps (applicant), Scott When Richard M. Nixon beYoung (boss) and Michael comes the 37th President of body was eaten up with cancer, Paras (applicant), and Ken the United States, he'll gain a !but still she had that smile Forsgren (boss) and Ray Tela-rol- e niche in history books, encycloabout her and never once compedias and countless other rec(applicant). During these ords of fact about important plained. We shared some of our interviews, the bosses asked people and events. But a niche room. the in the there several thoughts applicants questions in a whiskey museum? to to come back "I'm hooping which the applicants answered Surprising though it may Mississippi," she said, "but if the best they could. seem, the Barton Museum of I die what have I got to fuss Then one of the students Whiskey History, Bardstown, about. He has given me nearly brought some application sheets Ky., maintains a colorful, fasr cinating document that records a half century to live and I for jobs and the students prachow Mr. Nixon's predecessors have spent half of it serving ticed on those, filling in blanks down have used distilled spirits Him. It's been a good life!" for information such as: single It's an through the years. of how Bobbie didn't have much or married, address, living with artist's conception former chief executives would money. She made that decision parents, own home, height, answer the question, "What's early in her life. But Bobbie weight and name. f your pleasure, Mr. President was rich, rich in goodness, and Mr. Nixon, according to Middle jkj&i' East and North Africa y"""" ' kindness, and concern, and those who campaigned with by Diane Porter friends. And isn't that the kind So does Scotch. him, enjoys reYoung Abe Lincoln waits on Ann Rutledge in this miniature Having completed the chan of richness all the world needs? LBJ. JFK liked daiquiris and New Salem, Di., general store and tavern. Exhibit of his creation ters the Soviet Un Washingconcerning FDR, And Bobbie will never be listat Barton Museum of Whiskey History, Bardstown, Ky., is one eira, ton enjoyed several ed among tffie great, except to ion, Mr. Alfred's 9th grade of and many telling how alcoholic beverages have played a part in claret, port geography classes are presenther friends and to Him. Garlives of U. S. Presidents. Cleveland, the champagne. studying the Middle East and Bobbie ARE YOU HAUNTED BY THE helped me many ly field and Lincoln favored North Africa. times when the going got rough. champagne, too. For William Alcoholic beverages have U. S. $25 billion in tax revenue, The students are learning I see now that He used her, Henry Harrison nothing would WAQHDAY? a major role in the while Al Capone made $40 , QPECTER played and John about the various but hard in do countries cider, to needme when I brought her Presidents' official lives, too. million from illicit liquor trafliked Adams sangaree, this irrmortant Quincy very region. The ed some extra strength. And When west Pennsylvania fic. Since Repeal came in r mixture. a s launched the FDR's first term, the U. S. has was awful tough walking out study of this- region should it were Distilled strictly spirits Maybe new home laundry equipment new reaped more than $60 billion of that hospital room for the promise a better understanding business to Washington and Whiskey Rebellion againt sent from the industry. taxes in 1794, Washington would help chase it away. We make ecoMuseum Barton other last time. It is hard to say of the problems arising in this Lincoln, soldiers to quell the remore It's hard to study American Presiarea on and first world. show. effect The its the exhibits good-bwhen you know that in any Revnomical loans to help our neighbors buy history in any depth without dent sold 344 pounds sterling volt than he ledbattle. will never you say The Problem of Winter probably covering the role of alcoholic worth of whiskey from his Mt. olutionary War good-bwashers, driers -- and kitchen appliances, aain. William Howard Taft's adbeverages. The Museum of Vernon estate in 1798. In those Sbanna Farish by The world js a better place ministration was the first to deWhiskey History, founded by The snow falls, some meits, days most farmers were distiltoo. Why not get the money-savin- ." Oscar Getz, chairman of the now because Bobbie was here and some lers because whiskey was a fine whiskey and apply stays. Here the jani Barton Distilling Company, 1832 details? In of medium laws, establishing exchange. in India, Oklahoma, People tors do a wonderful iob of to his New quality standards. Later, the Bardstown, is the only museum added Lincoln liquor Kentucky, Arkansas, Mexico, keeping the sidewalks clean at to tell the story. 13 Prohibition years cost the Salem, 111., general store's stock. Costa Rica, Chile, and Missis-sipp- i the school. But the is problem Finance are just a little bit richer on Uintah Street between North Helper State Bank and Save because of her presence. They Main and the bus A not only heard the Good News narrow street and a garage. snow covbut saw a living example. ered sidewalk. The students are "Father, we have lost more asked to use the sidewalk, but than we can afford to lose. Send find it impossible because of us another Bobbie. The world waist snow on them. Utah Service high Helper, Complete Banking is just too poor to do without A serious accident could ocher. Amen." cur. It's hard enough for drivers to keep their cars on the slippery, icy roads without watching out for students using the roads because it Is impossible to use the sidewalks. Perfect Day For Observer by Rebecca Montoya Thursday, Jan. 30, the Hull- TO CELEBRATE RCA'S 50TH AlltllVERSARYR top came alive with evaluators from the Utah State Board of Education. They have been evaluating all schools in AVi- ,mi.-- j frr-r- t? 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