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Show jg. ffiHiTtnn-n- ij. nan .v.w,r s i. : Tlie Hooper Junior Womens Cub met at the home of Virginia Dawson for their monthly meeting. June Manning reviewed the autobiography of Ivy Baker Priest, Green Grows Ivy." Bart Manning sang a number accom-panid- e by Ruth Mason. Guests incuded Ruth Dawson, Josephine Simpson, Flora Taylor, Lillian Simpson, Ruth Mason, Margaret Vaughn, Beth Robinson, Marian Cox, Charlene Simpson, Marie Haws, Nola Jean Moore, Fay Fowers, Donna Cottle, Elaine Fowers, Donna Arave and June Manning and Dorothy Fowers. construction work. The Founders Day program which was presented at the Hooper School Thursdayjiight by the PTA was very success-fu- l with a large crowd attending. Bcnne Williams was the speaker after which the nominating committee presented a list of candidates for officers for the coming year. ROY JR. HIGH HIGHLIGHTS - i- - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY T7TE Hooper News vinv- of 12 9. Roy held the lead all the way. The second This School Too Long." , last , ROY TROUNCED Valley Friday m a basketball game at Roy. The f nal score was 48 40 Roy Junior High still maintains their lead in Weber County schools. This g'ame was Valleys fourth loss and it was Roys fourth victory. At the end of the 'first quarter, Roy w.is only three points ahead with a score ended - the kioie at 28 11, third quarter During the last quarter all of the first string for Roy were exchanged lor others and this helped Valley overcome the large gap in points. quarter 1 On Monday, Feb. 1st, Roys traveling assembly was presented at Roy. The title of it was "Teen Time Talent and Quiz Show." The advisor was Mr. Erickson. The contestants, were quite comica while the talent SusAnn Christiansen was present- was serious and well done a ballet num an did Clarkson ed with a past presidents pin her, the Royettes did two of by Ruth Bailey, president. Stuwestdents of the fifth and sixth their numbers. There was and ern a dance, tap of singing, a grades took part in number show lho P1"0 numbjrs under the dances due' square a song by Sue tion of Ilah Giles and Dale concluded with Kathleen Har-meand Thompson Grow Ive Been Working Round Batpes given a name and at sacrament meeting blessing CONFINED to the hospital were Raelynn Smith, WARRIOR ACTIVITY Sunday folowing a major operation is daughter of Raymond and Na By SANDRA IIALL Joy Beasley. omi Clark Smith, Kerry Norman Weber High School journalDean Byington, son of Earl Batchelor, son of Jay and Nola L lair students traveled to the UniHull, ( ism Fowers Batchelor, and Margaret Byington, escaped serious injury when the tractor son of Norman and Beth Hull versity of Utah, Thursday, Feb. Jeffery Tippetts, son of John 4, to attend a press conference he was driving tipped over. and Colleen Tippetts and Ned with Gov George D. Clyde AfAnn Hunter went to south- Garner, son of Lynn and Cath- ter the governor spoke on the ern Utah last week to be with erine Garner necessity of common civil deMax who is employed there on fense, the students participated TIIE HOOPER Second Ward in a questioning period The reunion will be held Saturday conference was followed by a Feb 13 at the recreation hall short editing and writing ses My Ihe reunion of the Hooper First sion Ward will be held Saturday, An assembly was presented Feb 20 The children will be to the student body Feb. 9, enteitained and served in th the Weber High School afternoon and the adults at by YVarriorettes. D,r earn ing night of th eprogram was theme the flu After a bout with the in whiih the Web ) High Diane Aden, daughter of Fred band also participated. and Marian Alien pent several Several songs and a dance days last we k in the hospital were included as part of the Alice By bee's Lift Shop will program The Warriorettes pre open Saturday, Feb 13 It is sented two marching routines, of n the east side located the and the band played a number confectionery and will feature THE DYNCE Club met in the some and items novelties, gift Wake up, Dear youre dry goods. We Wish her the Weber gymnasium Wednesday 10 Music for the starting to wear your cereal best in her new venture which evening, Feb was on tape The purpose dance again! will feature a grand opening of the dance club is to get the that day students better acquainted with one another while they are be coming better danceis A dance COMPLETE LANDSCAPING is held bv the club each month Plans are being made for the Lawn Planting sixth annual United Nations Sprinkling Systems Conference to be held April 1 Tree and Shrubbery and 2, at the University of Ltah Arrangement Thirty Weber High stud nits will No Obligation. Free Estimate go as delegates of France A Russell 'is the faculty advisor TOOLS GYRDEN SUPPLIES FERTILIZER for this group TRY OUTS for the spring 11, 19 with- 39-2- The High scuieis for Roy many. Last but not least the U.S. was visited featuring the!' Clarence VVelk show with theu Lemmon Sisters singing ' I'm. Forever Blotving Bubbles. . The Hull Brothers caused quite a not and they were called back to give the school some more entertaining music. It all ended with the cast singing Good Night Ladies and were Hansen and Belnap both Doman with 2, and Buhrley addwith 12 points. Ivey added eight ed 2, and Shupe added 1. points arid proved valuable with MOM) YY, Feb. 8, the eighth 18 rebounds Cottam added nine was presented. grade points. Galley, five, and Tisi Carol Hudson, the vice presiinado dent of the 8th grade was the Both Ivey and Hansen again master of ceremonies of the controlled both backboards Sto tai.-- review program. ker from Valley was the high First Hawaii was visited with point man, adding 20 points to a Hawaiian dance Thin we Other Valley visited manv other 'countries Valley's score scours wete Han op with 4 'uch as Russia Cuba and Ger I0 r, Li id mrnu at the exciting I?--- Bfcjuijt.! ' Z t It f!. - Neighbors i i "V Vs f1 Xx- - V -- r f k. 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