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Show Friday, March 4, 1938 Page Five UTAH VALLEY NEWS LINCOLN LIVEWIRE EDITORIAL STAFF Willmetta Spaugy Mary Conder Ivan Broadhead Velma Bunnell Harold Nielson Glen Vernon Flora Anderson Frank Jex Marjory Wagers Ruth Brown Asst. Editor Editor The Railsplitter litting a New High The tint set of picture ru Humor Editor Society Reporter Sports Reporter ent to Missouri recently to be Weather Reporter photographed, thus starting the Cinema Reporter completion of the IS year book. . Miscellaneous Much time Is being spent by our Sr. Advisor editor and advisors to make the Jr. High Advisor The Frlduy, Feb. 25, Coach Glenn Simmons' Bulldogs downed tVwrta Our athletes will now huvo to come out of their winter dens nnd start In soma outdoor activities. Some will play tennis and others will prefer to play on ths cindera. Which and whatever they undertake to do we certainly wlah book satisfactory to everyone. staff la beginning their written assignments and everything Is go- - them luck and know that they will do their beet for such Is the reputation of the Lincolnltee. JUNIOR HIGH REPORTERS Ralph Peterson, Clifton Pyns, Zeona Mecham, Waldean ing lovely'. Ivers, Florence Bone, Jean Gfllispie, Earl Farnworth. Angua Mackey, our flaehy forTYPISTS The final order for subscrip- ward, was heard to say Sunday tions amounted to ICS. Five free night that he wished somebody On Baum, Ellen Bone, Naomi Davis, Mary Gillespie, books are to be given to the would print something In the year Venna Della Watkins. Olsen, Calder, winners of the salesman contest-Th- Live Wire. Here la what he laid Clem-enti- na winners will be Quarterly Reviews announced later after the contest has been closed. Oh Gee, another term ended and marks are going on The price of our Rallsplltter that will be $1.35 due to the amount cards again. Is it an E or is it an S, and maybe a U of subscriptions. There are a is the question. number of extra pages of pictures Are you proud of the marks you are geeting this term? and other extras'' added to the original book, making It bigger Have you improved in your classes? Will you beam with and better than ever. pride and joy when you show your parents what you have been doing this term ? Surely you will. the Movies: If you are just a little slow or have been handicapped Seen not so are then there marks and or good such, your illnpg" by is another chance for you to show your efforts. There is Last Monday and Tuesday the but one more term of school, let's get ahead in our race track picture was Cadet Champions''. and finish on time and ahead. Lets leave this school year It showed the type of exercises, ready to start our vacation in a happy frame of mind and sports, and recreation the cadets proud of our school record. receive at West Point. at Newcomer March 4 Girl-Sh- y We are happy to have with us Miss Dorothy Jensen from Salt competitive play, 'Girl-Sh- y Lake City. Miss Jensen Is here be presented by an allstar cast in to finish out the school year and the high school auditorium March we all hope she enjoys it very The Lincoln Junior high school will 4 The cast was chosen from one hundred students who out for the parts. Those were successful and who will much. over IMPORTANT NOTICE tried who LOST: A small Jewel cross somewhere around the school take ir found PLEASE return to are the parts In the production Mryce McBride as Tom Aradale who Is very girl-sh- Interesting Hobbies Aa my girl friend and I were touring through the dear old Lincoln High School looking for ad-- , venture we found Mr. Taylor engaged in one of his hobbles. Ho was painting a beautiful oil palntr ing. We asked him many questions and he showed us some menu's he hue collected from different hotels where he hue stayed during hie tripe around the world. Anolher hobby of his Is writing poems, one of which he gave permission to have published in our paper. Mary Conder. His best y. Wednesday and Thursday the picture wee "The Boy Who Saved It told the story of Nation. how Lafayette, when driven from France, came to America and gave hie sword and fortune to the United States to help them gain tlieir independence. Day by Day friend, Oke Stlmson, who is not Is portrayed MONDAY, the least bit girl-shFebruary 22, 198S: 1 by Naomi Miller. Toms aunt Special Washington Assembly Ruth Nelson. The father of Tom today, plue two short motion Is Lewis 8mlth. Sylvia Webster, picture. You know, to listen to Toms pet aversion, is Florence Patrick Henry talk, you would Bone. The dean of the college is think he had gone to school at portrayed by Carlos Madson. Lincoln and trained under Mr. Maretta Lystrup Is Asms, the Newman. colored wash lady. Lettle Pom- TUESDAY, February 23, 1988 eroy, who probably would like to Gee, I Just can't understand go In the movies, gives Greta this feeling that la slowly comGarbo some competition In her. ing over me. It seems that I'm portrayal as Birdie LaVern. Steve not the only one who has It either. Bunnell Is Birdie's latest affinity In that seventh period English In the part of Chuck Mayo. Barclase the students spent half the bara Sanford, the girl who makes time gtxlng out of the window Tom forget he is girl-shIs with that longing in their eyes played by LaVern Cllnger. The Mamma! Oh Mamma! Spring college poet, Alfred Tennyson fever is here again. Hurgatoyd Is James Horn. WEDNESDAY, February 24, 1038 The students have worked very The way some of these students hard on the play and It promises are practicing debating and Judgto be an excellent production. It ing from the great oratorical abll Is being directed by Mrs. Ruth Ity display going on In Mr. New Brown. man's room 8th period every day, I'd say Lincoln was out to win the Ogden tournament next week. Just watch them go. THURSDAY, February 23, 1038 Gosh oh Heck. Ie every blessed clase in school going to have Ready For Public exams tomorrow? I thank I go y, With his daahing troops behind him Of the U. B. Army he was the best, No army orders could bind him. y, He sang a song as he joined the fray, O' the girl he left behind him, Then went with hie soldiers fur away For the Indian to seek and find him. Little he recked the Redman'a hate. Or the rifles' murderous rattle; Succor came, but it came too .late And they found him after the battle. New Large Scales SERVICE Also High Quality Coal and Prompt Delivery flAI.T, HILL BROS. SO COAL and SERVICE B. IS North Phono ISIS Lincoln certainly ought to be proud of Itself for I think that It la the teem that I've heard of that has played a whole season without winning n game. Theyve got ono position cinched. If I can recollect correctly, the score la 18-- 0 In favor of the losts. home and get the toothache or very bad cold or something anything to miss tomorrow, FRIDAY, February 28, 1938 Our debitors went io Davis High and Granite High for practice debates today. Basketball game with Provo at night and dance afterwards. At least ou team has an undisputed place on the list. o Custer'i dead on the field,' they said, With hie soldiers ringed aronnd him Mute witness of the valiant dead1 And that Is bow they found him. When the moon rldee high oer the valley below And the Big Horn flows to the orean A distant light on the hill will glow Silent without n motion. Salt Lakes Newest Hotel 200 Rooms I ' 200 Tile Baths Custer's dead on the field, they said Bnt hie ghost stands there for-- ! ever. Ringed about with his valiant dead On the bank of the Big Horn River. 47-3- 0. time. Ogden-Houn- d The Open Forum club is They were A11 West Exposure Rooms Delightfully Air Cooled ERNEST C. ROB8ITER. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED St Provo Utah Phono 91 itnnmiiiiinmott 74 Alfalfa Seed, Modoc, per lb. 81 Me These Qualify for Soil Benefit Payments. 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Good Land with plenty of Chick (Hurting Mash $1.90 Major Behoof left Germany water In city limits. Only while a young boy threatened with Call fur Loral Delivery $3160. death from consumption. Through hard clean Ufa ho completely Feeds Hunker recovered and has spent hie life 5 ROOM BRICK HOME, doss to Plume 0I8R8 U. Y. 4 B. nnd from blocks only adventuring In Africa, Mexico, the business district. Only America and Canada. Now at the Down payment und $2300. age of 71 he spends his summers Balance like rent. In Canada patrollng birds, animals and forests and serving as mounted constable and bis win- GOOD 6 ROOM HOME, with good modern apartment in basement. ters lecturing because n frosted $3400. Terms. lung forbids him to dare By A. B. Taylor. HOTEL TEMPLE SQUARE reg- m VALLEY Flour s ular hum-drulately with those members (who are ambitious enough) preparing to taka off for Ogden Friday. They era going up there to win und wo want them all to know Lincoln la for them. They are prepared, according to the excellent showing three of our teams made at n visit to Davis high In Kaysvllle last waste. Those who met Davis last Friday were Kent Fielding. Glenn Ver non, Mary Conder, Platte Tucker, Daryl Stewart, and Lena Lamb. ??????? 'Tie n pale faced warrior ringed with dead With hie dusky foes around him; The moon sheds a halo oer his head. For that is the way they found him. Parlell Peterson's scrappy Tigers Provo with a final score of seemed to he too fast for the crappy Tigers, but nevertheless Lincoln went down fighting. forward for Angus MacKey, Lincoln, was high scorer for the Tigers with I counter, end ha also exhibited a splendid floor game. Reed Gillespie and Harold Nielson also contributed 4 and 5 points respectvlely. After the game a dance was attended by Provo and Lincoln and everyone had an enjoyable Tonight marks tka end of the basketball season for our hard fighting Tigers. The season certainly hasn't been a failure, at least not as much aa some people think, for the boys have certainly had a lot of fun even If they have had to take it on the chin. And that's another thing that they ought to be proud of, for they have shown remarkable sportsmanship on taking defeats as they have done. They have taken lot of trips, the memories of which will be pleasant, happy "nee. They have all tried their Test to win for Lincoln so they much cold. don't need to feci badly for not Major Behoof has lectured succeeding, for the best Is all that Llnroln twice befora and his can be expected from any man. turn is always welcome. Last week, as you all know, Lincoln encountered one of the best teams of the region and were compelled to bow to them for TUNE IN they really deserved It. I'm not mistaken, all the tigers are "rooting" for Provo High In reference "The Home Service to American Forks baskets ra to win the division this year. Program I wonder why? For friendly suggestions on homenuking Dlpplnltlons . Ducats: Baby ducks. Division of u year, Mumps: I., There are 13 mumps In year. Doctrine: Lady doctor. Cavort: Liquid measurement, vis., "Two pints make ons cavort.' Grudge: Where n car le kept. GENERAL CUSTER A gallant man rode Into the Weat SAVE ON rovo Subdues Tigers Debaters Antics of our da .75 A-5- 4 0 50 i 34 4A .95 AO Furniture Exchange 316 West Center St. WHERE YOU SAVE Phone 25 |