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Show Class reunion successful; 100 attend Over a hundred members of the SHS graduating class of 1953 and partners and guests enjoyed a reunion Saturday evening at Kolob Stake House in the form of a dinner, program pro-gram and visiting. Packard Condie was Master of Ceremonies. Cere-monies. The program featured a fashion show of styles in vogue in 1953 and prizes were given for various attainments by class members. . To Norman Woodhouse went the prize for the most children, (four); to Eileen Hales Frandson, the youngest child; Paul Morten-sen, Morten-sen, most . recently married; Stanley Boyer, least hair; Dr. and Mrs. Evan Francis (Mary Wing) traveling the fartherest. Carol Ann Johnson wore a felt skirt fashionable in 1953; Marlin Giles, a basketball suit; Bonnie B. Dalton, a Pep Club dress; Gordon Nielson, a man's suit; Colene C. Beck, a graduation gradu-ation dress. . Other numbers on the program pro-gram .comprised a pantomime record by Donald Watts and a quartet composed of Packard Condie, Donald Watts, Paul Mortensen and Mrs. Mary Giles. A committee composed of Margene C. Giruard of Provo; Bonnie B. Dalton of American Fork; and Carol J. Nielson of Spanish Fork were named to arrange for the next reunion The American's problem is how to support his government govern-ment in the style to which it wishes to become accustomed. Advertising has been producing pro-ducing for business men for many years and nothing has happened recently to change this business principle. |
