Salt Lake Telegram | 1939-06-09 | Page 17 | 32,000 Finish Terms in Salt Lake Schools

32,000 Finish Terms In Salt Lake Schools 2000 Upper Class Students Receive Diplomas as Scholastic Year Concludes School's out. The magic words long awaited by many of Salt Lake City's 82,000 school children Friday had a varied connotation diplomas, liAnnn rnnrt cards, vacations and. in some instances, jobs. Weed, Paul Ssgers. Mary Louise Noal, Marion Hanks, Jack Fsir-clough, Fsir-clough, Margee Barber, Elaine W. Anderson and Brent Bond. Student speakers at South high school were Bonnie Oleson, Ray Christensen, Adelo Decker and Larry Hanks. William Pugmire, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wllford Pugmire, 111 West Fourth North street, said he thought his parent! probably would be pleased with his grades, but he had a book all ready to place In the seat of his trousers just ths same. Takes No Chances on Grades Elementary school pupils came to classrooms just long enough to receive re-ceive their report N cards Friday, CWS wnia on Thurs- nf fhe ly nl'ht "rl ur i iic jooo hign Khool Schools n,ior received diplomas. Lower division high schools wound up the scholastic year with programs on Thursday afternoon. Christian O. Jensen, school board member, was ths principal speaker at commencement exercises for South high school, conducted in the school auditorium. He urged that the IM graduates "fight to preserve your American birthrights, for in all the world there Is not a better land than ours." The 132 seniors at East high school heard Dr. D. D. Stockman address them in Kingsbury ball, while D. E. Hammond was principal apeaker at exercises In West high school auditorium. Gets Scholarship At Wsst high school, the Japa-Seae-Amerlcan Civic league presented present-ed Shinako Kawamura. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. Kawamura of T70 Sixth East street with a scholar-ahip scholar-ahip providing one quarter's tuition to any college or university in the United States or Japan. Violet Huffaker, daughter of Mrs. Freeman L. Huffaker of 311 Center Cen-ter street waa awarded a cash scholarship at West high school by the Italian-American Civic league. Also at West high school Mark B. Weed, son of Mr. and Mrs Floyd L. Weed of 113 Genesee avenue, received a medal of award and a gold watch for excellence in school and extracurricular activities, presented pre-sented by the Salt Lake Tribune. Waids M. Condon of tha Tribune made tha award. At South high school ths annual Bausch and Lomb honorary science award was presented to Nadine Knighton, daughter of Mr. and Mra. Joe Knighton of 43 Hollywood avenue. ave-nue. Scholarships presented by the school were swarded to Ray Christensen, Chris-tensen, son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Ray Christensen of II East Coatsvttle venue, and A dele Decker, daughter af Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Decker of 14 Bryan avenue. Student Speakers East high school student speaksrs were Marget Timmons. . Barbara Jean Alien. Donald Pickett and Elliot Chamberlin. West high school student speaksrs speak-srs were William H. Atkins, Mark a I j PREPARATION FOR PARENTAL DISCIPLINE ' William Pugmire is ready for eventualities .ft