| Show School Work Ends for Term The schools of Grand county closed for the term Wednesday after acter one of the most successful years in the history of the local schools The fall term will open Sept 4 4 Twenty-eight Twenty students received ed diplomas attesting their completion completion com corn of four years of high school work at commencement exercises held in the auditorium Wednesday evening An audience audience audi audi- ence that filled the hall hail to ca capacity capacity capacity ca- ca heard an impressive ad address address address ad- ad dress by A. A Golden Kilburn of the Utah State Agricultural College College College Col Col- lege whose subject was Your Privilege of Being an American Ameri Amen can Mr Kilburn told of his experiences experiences ex ex- in ruled communist-ruled Yugoslavia comparing the harsh treatment received by the people peo peo- pIe there to the genuine liberty and freedom of action enjoyed in America He appealed to his audience not to take our liberties for granted but to strive constantly constantly con con- to uphold our free I Class day exercises were held Friday evening in the auditori auditori- um urn The welcome address was given by Margie Stocks followed followed follow follow- ed ed by the presentation of the spade symbol of 01 toll toil by Margie Stocks vice president of the Senior Senior Se Se- class to Sam Taylor president president pres pres- ident of the Junior class The class history was given by Janice Kirk and the class prophecy I was given by Jy Marjorie Smith Maureen Robertson and Dorlynn Day Roland Larsen gave the class will Feature of the exercises exercises exer exer- Were the presentation of awards by Principal C C. Robert as follows Scholarship gold G pin with pearls Anne Anna DatIon and Roland Larsen around all s student t u d den e n U tl scholarship and activities gold G pin Janice Kirk and Kay Dalton Dalton Dal- Dal ton athletic medals Roland Larsea Larsen Larsen Lar Lar- sen sea and Kay Dalton Bausch- Bausch Lomb scientific award Roland Larsen and Kay Dalton home borne economics award Anne Dalton music medal Janice Kirk commercial commercial com corn mercial medal Thurlene Lile dramatics medal Max Cooley industrial arts medal Kay Young College scholarships were awarded as follows Roland Larsen to U. U of U U. Anne Dalton Dalton Dalton Dal Dal- ton to Lorna Lance to BYU Max Cooley to Carbon Supt Helen M. M Knight gave out attendance and spelling awards to a long list of elementary elementary elementary elemen elemen- tary and high school students Mrs Q David Hansen on be behalf behalf behalf be- be half of the American Legion Auxiliary announced that Helen Belen Garlett and Rhea Pope had been chosen to attend Girls' Girls State this summer Commander Q David Hansen of the American Legion announced that Tom Patterson and Nell Neil Dalton had been selected select select- ed to attend Boys Boys' State The class of 1950 was honored at baccalaureate services held Sunday evening at the church Bishop Howard Lance delivering the sermon on the subject Social Behavior At the commencement exercises exercises exercises exer exer- Tuesday evening the ad address address address ad- ad dress of welcome was given by Kay Dalton president of the class Diplomas were handed out by Mrs Emma Walker clerk of the board of education after Superintendent Su Su- K Knight Ight had recommended recommended recommended mended the seniors for this hono hon hon- o or 0 In addition to the 27 students present at commencement a di diploma diploma dl- dl ploma was Issued to Lynn E. E Shafer now of Salt Lake City who has completed his high school work there Certificates of af graduation were also Issued to William J. J Martin who completed ed his high school work In the army and to Carlisle D. D Peterson Peterson Peter Peter- son who completed his credits lin In the navy It was announced by Supt Knight that the class of 1950 had purchased for the school a handsome handsome handsome hand hand- some trophy case costing 72 which will soon be he Installed inthe inthe in Ira the foyer of the school building I |
