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Show JOGS CLUB AT LINCOLN JHS FORM FOUR CHAPTERS The Junior Organization Club of Service of Lincoln Junior High School had their first social soc-ial and swearing in recently at the school gym. This club popularly known as an honorary olulb and is opened to all the girls who are interested interest-ed in rendering service to the school and who meet the quali fications. All members must have a B plus average and must maintain a B average throughout through-out the school year. The JOCS officers are President, Presi-dent, Sue Andrews: Vice President, Presi-dent, Karen Jensen: Secretary, Geniel Ashton: Program Chairman, Chair-man, Janice Ashton: Advisor, Mrs. Hegsted. Because of its large membership, member-ship, four chapters were recently formed. The chapters and their officers are: Chapter I President: Elyce Box, Vice President: Bar-gara Bar-gara Burton, Secretary: Kathleen Kath-leen Clark. Linda Asey, Jolene Adams, Louise Allen, Myrna Allred, Sharon Allen, Linda Ashton, Janice Ashton, Geniel Ashton, Linda Anderson, Glenda And rew, JaLane Aiken, Bonnie Bliss. Janice " Bliss, Bonnie Baker, Karen Beagley, Judith Bates, Janice Bonnett,- EUce Box, Mar gie Brereton, Glee Bunnell Leeta Burr, Ann Byard, La-Dean La-Dean Boyack, Barbara Burton, Myra Campbell, Ruth Cannon, Vickie Chestnut, Nan Christen-sen. Christen-sen. Kathlen Clark, Nan Colvin Rhea Cordner, Sharon Cross, Linda Cannon. CHAPTER H (president: Marjfe Ferguson Vice President: Jill Eyre, Secretary: Secre-tary: Joyce DeLange. Carolyn Childs, Michail Drake, Diane Daley, Kathleen Elder, Jill Eyre, Judith Fehlberg, Margie Mar-gie Ferguson, Sharee Ann Ferguson. Fer-guson. Ann Farnsworth, Carol Find-lay, Find-lay, Hazel Diane Guymon, Patricia Pat-ricia Gourdin, Petrea Gammon, Lee Ann Holdaway, Beth Howe-11s. Howe-11s. Sharee Harwood, Sherlene Hall, Linda Hunter, Susan Hales, Nina May Hooley, Diane Holland, Hol-land, Kay Hodgkinson, Merilyn Hales, Lynda Jakeman, Susan Jepperson. Nancy Lee Johnson, Cherie Jolley, Kathy Jones, Marily Jones, Joyce DeLange, Sherrie ! OREM - GENEVA TIMES Thursday, Nov. 1, 1956 f j i i - . f ' - SERVE AS CLASS OFFICERS Directing the social activities of the class at Lincoln Junior High School are these class officers. They are, front row, left to right: Jimmy Norton, 7th grade president: Linda Rohbock, 9th grade president and Mary Lee Lambson, 8th grade president. Left to right standing: Robert Heaps, 7th grade secretary: Janet Yearsley, 7th grade vice president: Gary si. -nway, 9th grade vice president: presi-dent: Myra Campbell, 9th grade secretary: Linda Lee Lewis, 8th grade vice president: and Jean O'Bray, 8th grade secretary. Dixon, and Diane Ercanback CHAPTER m President: Susan Peters, Vice President: Linda Terry, Secre tary: Linda Lamb. Pat Johanson, Ilene Jeperson, Rosalie Johnson, Linda Jolley, Karen Jensen, Carol Kump, Peggy Kofford, Elaine Liston. Mary Lee Lambson, Linda Longmon, Linda Lee Lewis, Linda Lin-da Lamb, Deon Louder, Connie Lane, Linda Lewis, Sharon Morrill. Mor-rill. Sharee Miller, Sandra Monk, Diane Murdock, Kathlyn Maag, Carolyn Miller, Mary Nicholes, Reiko Nadzu, Gloria Nyland, Sherry Lee Olsen, Judy Parks. Ilene Perry, Sysan Peters, Dorothy Pererson, Sharon Phipps, Marilyn Price, Rosalie Procell, Kathryn Madsen, Jeanne Jean-ne Merrill, Randy Lee Stevens, and Taunia Loveless. CHAPTER IV President: Doris Pyne, Vice President: Marilyn Stubbs, Secretary: Sec-retary: Sally Rees. Doris Pyne, Julia Pyne, Julia Pyne, Valine Peter, Linda Patten, Pat-ten, Pat Pierce, Diane Peck, Karne Pace, June Reynolds, Ursula Ringgler, Susan Roerts. Janet Russell, Salley Rees, Linda Robock, Lona Joy Stont, Marilyn Stubbs, Judy Stone, Gayleen Shoell, Janet Taylor, Linda Terry, Patricia Thacker. Sharon Thomas, Reselyn Tsin-Thorne, Tsin-Thorne, Norma Vincent, Downa Wayman, Venice Whitwood. Sandra Widdop Marjorie Wright, Karen Willoughby, Dixie Dix-ie Wells, Merle Yearsley, Deon Holdaway, La Rae Hanks. CAN YOU RESIST THIS APPEAL! Cadets At OILS Aid Foreign Family The Cadets of the Orem Squadron composed of boy and girl students at Orem H. S. took up a project of helping a family over in Italy. The family fami-ly was Chiamura Cosinina, in Brindist, Italy. A package is sent once a month. The Cadets of the Orem Squadron met recently and had Colonel Naylor, Colonel Webb, and Major McDermott, of Utah Wing, in attendance. Recently the cadets of the Orem ISquadron had their monthly party on Oct. 6, at Regal Re-gal Bowling Alley. The next party will be held on Nov. 10, which will be a roller Skating party. Dear Driver: A few weeks ago, I saw a little boy struck by a car as he rode his bike. I saw a father race toward him and hold him as he struggled in the agony of death. I saw all the plans that had been made for the youngster young-ster dashed and the look of despair des-pair on the father's face. I could only offer a prayer that such a thing might not happen again. Today, my daughter, who is 6 years old, started off to school. Her cocker spaniel, whose name is Scot watched her leave and whined his disbelief in the folly fol-ly of education. Tonight, we talked about school. She told me about the girl who sits in front of her, a girl with yellow curls, end about the boy across the aisle who makes faces; about the teacher who has eyes in the back of her head; about the trees in the school yards and the big girl who doesn't believe in Santa Claus. We talked about a lot of things tremendously vital and unimportant things, Now, as this is written, she Is sound asleep with her favor ite doll in her arms. When the doll gets broken or her finger gets out or her head gets bump- j ed, I can fix them. But when she starts across the street then, Mr. Driver, she is in your, hands. Much as I wish I could, it's not ' possible for me to be with her I all the time. I have to work to pay for her home, for her clothes, cloth-es, for her education. So, Mr. Driver please help me to look out for her. Please drive carefully. Please drive slowly past schools and at Intersections. In-tersections. And please remember remem-ber that sometimes children run from behind parked cars. Please don't run over my little lit-tle girl. Very sincerely yours FATHER j s ji ..II ' ' Y. S-&mrai Halloween Hoedown deaFred a or-Is or-Is Theme of Orem j c Ie 8 Ilin-'i Cz-'iaoI D t I Cider and donuts were ser-Ill.lfil ser-Ill.lfil CstilOOl i any ved under the direction of the Witches and goblins reigned excutive council who are: Ern-at Ern-at the Halloween Hoedown, est Seppie, Ned Seppie, Karen held at Orem High School girls Petersen, Jay Colyar and Anna gym on Halloween evening. Mae Tobler. the large crowd of dancers glid- Pumpkins glared and smiled as LIXCOLTv JUNIOR H. S. OFFICERS .... Shown above are the student body officers and council of the Lincoln Lin-coln Junior High School. They are, front row, left to right: Lee Bunnell, studentbody president: Linda Rohbock, Roh-bock, 9th grade president Mary Lee Lambson, 8th grade president: and Jimmy Norton, 7th grade president. Left to rght standing: R'chard Scott, Historian: Jeanne Mer-i rell, newspaper reporter: Linda Lewis, program chairman: chair-man: Sue Andrews, JOCS. president: Glenda Andrew, secretary: Karen Willoughby, vice president: and Dean Louder, radio reporter. SAPERE ATJDE CHAPTERS PRESENT ASSEMBLY The boys' and girls' SaDere Aude Chapters presented an assembly based on the theme "Halloween Hit Parade" Friday.1 Students participating were Pat Brown, Karl Clayton and Gale Parcell. President of the Girl's Club is Carla Bunker and Hal Hutchinson is the Boy's president. presi-dent. , EgoOODgduDgcd v 4 - A fix 1 lUi Lincoln Jr. High Organizes Staff Lincoln Junior High School has organized its newspaper staff. Mr. Rigby is the adviser. The editors are: Kay Hodgkinson Hodgkin-son and DyAnn Peck. The assistent editors are: Janet Jan-et Russell, Myrna Allred, and Marily Jones. The copy writers are: Rosalee Johnson, Susan Hales, and Peggy Peg-gy Kofford. The sports writers are: Val Kendall, and Gary Baugh. The art editors are: Judith Fehlberg, and Gayleen Shoel. The news editors are: Myra Campbell, and Bonnie Bliss. The music reporter is: Karen Luck. Sherrie Dixon, and Linda Anderson. And-erson. The "Letters to the Editors" column: Linda Cannon, and Clinton Long. The reporters of the different grades are: 9th Petrea Gillispie, and Pat Thacker. 8th Cathy Jones, and Linda Lamb. 7th Linda Lin-da Longman, and Judith Bates. The helping reporters are: Gloria Crasi Maria Bunker, Myna Gamon, Ken Harris, Dixie Dix-ie Wells, Gerrie Jacob, Carol Petty, Gayleen Short, Mike Allen, Al-len, JaLane Akin, Marilyn Copper, Cop-per, Gloria Gull, Marge Ferge-son, Ferge-son, and Illene Jepperson. They are doing a great job for our school. Ten Commandments Of Sportsmanship 1. Thou shall not quit. 2. Thou shalt not alibi. 3. Thou shall not gloat iver winning. 4. Thou shall not be a rotten loser. 5. Thou shalt not ask odds. 6. Thou shalt not be unwilling to give. I 7. Thou shalt always be ready to give opponents the shade. 8. Thou shalt not under-estimate an opponent nor over-estimate thyself. 9 Remember that the game is the thing, and he who thinks otherwise is a mucker and no true sportsman. 10. Honor the game thou playeth for he who playeth straight and hard wins even when re loses. These articles were taken from the October, 1932 issue of the Lincoln Livewire. ' J y PTAHt MOW DMTLNCTIVI TBBATU Doors Open 6:30 p. m. Show Starts 7 p, m. Friday and Saturday IX?LYN (kaxilyn ? stop 1 M BELATED MID-NIGHT SPOOK SHOW Friday. Doors Open at 11:30 p. m. Show Starts 11:45 P. M. Haunted House Mickey Rooney and Francis ALL SEATS 50c Saturday Matinee Doors Open 1 :00 p.m. Show starts 1 :30 p.m. MY PAL GUS Comedy Cartoon Serial Monday Thru Thursday mm i m; otie nnn eeR noM WARNER BRO. NANCY KELLY- muSSm.: .rti urDuvu i nnv .wwrxms.imniMtiai.tnil.il I In UAUImiiiKiKM uii! turn fi ti urn m mm im m ?n ti uumi so im m t mi m nucH-ifcKWiimil,!! ITS STBON& NEW BODY RiOES Sueur, souo ano secure Some of Senator Wallace F. Bennett'i accomplishments for Utah's cattlemen: DROUTH RELItf : GRAZING AMENDMENT: MEAT GRADING: Worked with the Department of Agriculture to insure speedy and effective drouth relief program for Utah, including increased allowances allow-ances for feed grains and hay and roughage program. Co-sponsored no-grazing amendment to Soil Bank. Established Congressional intent for the Department of Agrii ultuie to undertake study to improve federal meat grading practice, siving the better break to lean grass-fed cattle. OPPOSED RIGID SUPPORTS: Voted against high supports on feed grains. PREDATORY ANIMAL CONTROL: GASOLINE TAX REFUND: SOCIAL SECURITY EXTENSION TO FARMERS: FARM CREDIT PROGRAM: TAXES: SMALL RECLAMATION PROJECTS: - BRUCELLOSIS PROGRAM: FOREST ROADS: Increased federal funds for Utah predatory animal control by S53.000, for this year. Supported measure to refund money to farmers buying gas for use in farm equipment Estimated savings to farmers nationallyS90 million. Voted to include five million farm families in Social Security Program. Co-sponsored legislation to improve farm credit. Supported revisions in tax law to provide more equitable depreciation deprecia-tion allowance on farm equipment and machinery. Supported legislation for tentative approval of 72 small projects in Utah to aid in irrigating 171,000 acres at an estimated cost of $32 million. Supported expanded brucellosis program which provided almost $600,000 in Utah for the last three years. Obtained additional $10'2 million for Forest roads development programs. RESEEDING PROGRAM: Pushed forest reseeding program to improve ranges. This message sponsored by these Utah cattlemen: George Barton Manti Howard Clegg David C. Petersen Tooele Ogden George Magnuson Jess Conovor Charles Redd Castle Dale Ferron La Sal Alden K. Barton Arthur A. Lemon Sail Lake City Ferron Horace Allred R. D. Buchanan Roosevelt Richfield lot's tfoop DGCJC3G77 XJ in fio Sonata He's a veteran on fire's team (Paid political advertisement by Citizens for Bennett Committee, Lyle M. 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