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Show High School Hews By The JOURNALISM CLASS of M. H. S. ..,.,. ...v. ,n.i .,. ,,,-, .,.imilJ OCCUPATIONAL SURVEY SHOWS "HIS" VOCATIONS OUTNUMBER "HERS" For the past four weeks the psychology class, under the direction di-rection of Principal Max 'G. Abbott, has been investigating the requirement of their desired occupations. Also ,they have been taking a job survey in Mil-ford. Mil-ford. In this survey it was found that there are 327 jobs held by young people under 22 years of age; 263 men and 164 women. The complete tabulation of Milford's job holders follows: Postal clerks, 3 male; book keepers, 2 male, 8 female; truck drivers, 3 male; yard men, 2 ma.e; garage attendants, 4 male; waitresses, 14 female; sales clerks, 5 male, 7 female; stock- I room clerks, 1 male; watermas- ' ter, 1 male; city marshalls, 2 male; electricians, 2 male; laboratory labor-atory technicians, 1 male; nurses 9 female; cleaning help, 5 male, 5 female; cooks, 3 male, 2 female; fe-male; butchers, 3 male; cashiers, 1 male, 4 female, assayers, 1 male; m Muckers, 6 male; millmen, 1 male; laborers, 7 male; telephone operators, 10 female; mechanics' 5 male; finisher and presser, 1 female; projectionists, 2 male; car clerks, 3 male, 1 female; crew dispatchers, 2 male, 1 female; fe-male; yard clerk, 1 male; crew callers, 2 male; section foremen, 16 male; extra gang workers, 157 male; section men, 120 male; roadmaster, 1 male; clerk, 1 male; telegraphers, 2 male. SOPHOMORE SKID IS CANCELLED Due to a mistake in setting up dates on the activity calendar there will be no Sophomore Skid this year. It was discovered discov-ered that the Freshmen and Sophomores each had slated a dance in March and the dates were too close together to make a success for either dance. The Sophomores agreed by vote to allow the Freshmen to go ahead with their dance plans' j realizing that the Freshmen did . not have an after-game dance. All decorations and preparations prepara-tions that have been made for the dance are being held over to be used in the future. MUSIC NOTES j The Solo and Ensemble Festival Festi-val will be held at Hurricane, March 28th. There will be sev- . eral students participating from M H S. j " Dave Pullem and Zelda Mer--i ryweather will play a trumpet J duet; Dick Fisher, Ronnie Beel- 1 er and Bonnie Munk will each sing a vocal solo. , SENIOR CLASS NEWS j The Senior Class decided to j take the trip to St. George, 1 lApril 18th. This day has been ! set aside for all neighboring schools to get acquainted. Each j Senior class from the schools in j Region 6 is asked to present one i number for the forenoon assem- ' bly. Dixie Junior College will fur-I fur-I nish lunch for the students. I After lunch there will be swimming swim-ming and other forms of recreation recrea-tion in the city park. They will complete the activi-ties activi-ties with a dance held in the j : Dixie Junior College gymna-' J sium, which will start at 9 p.m. j I JOURNALISM CLASS , CHOOSES NEW TEAMS Thursday, March ,13, Gayle Tolley and Dick Fisher, team captains, chose teams who will wiite articles for the school paper. The members of the teams are as follows: Gayle's Team Sandra J, Ar-lene Ar-lene G, Ellen T, RaWae M., Deon L., JoAnn B., Dorothy V., Dor-athy Dor-athy A. . Dick's Team Dawna G., Jo-1 nelle B., Jack F., Bonnie L., Dorothy B., Clark W., Ronny B., ' .Max K. ' Joan Barnes will do individual ; work for the class. 1 I JERRY GOODWIN VISITS M H S Jerry Goodwin, "freshie" at the University of Utah, visited our school on March 17th. Jerry said it surely seemed good to be back for a while, but he really likes Salt Lake. He a!so said that he "is thinking seriously of mechanical engineering engi-neering in aircraft designing." He is studying biology, English, math, and air science. RAIN, SNOW, OR SHINE ? ? ? Wow! What weather! Will we ever have spring? If it isn't snowing, it's raining, and in March, too. Yes, I think we are having very queer weather. One day it's snowing, the next it is raining, and the next day it's nice and the sun is shining. I know one day out of the week it snowed half of the day and the sun shone the other half. Very queer, very queer, I must say. Here are a few quotations by students: Catherine Sheriff I hate it. Continued on Back Page Here's More Aboui SCHOOL NEWS Conlinued from Page One "mornings visiting their children's chil-dren's classes and Thursday afternoon aft-ernoon visiting with the teachers. teach-ers. Parents also will visit classes Friday morning and attend at-tend the Lyceum Friday afternoon. after-noon. Parents are invited to visit the school at any time they wish. will participate in a one-act play. They will also participate partici-pate in radio broadcasting and oratorical speeches. Mrs. Darlene Benson, the former for-mer Darlene Nay and a former M H S student, arrived in Mil-ford Mil-ford Friday, March 14th, for a visit with her parents. She left for her home in Newton on Thursday, March 20th. NANCY HILLMAN FETED AT BIRTHDAY PARTY Nancy Hiliman was surprised on her 18th birthday, St. Patrick's Pat-rick's Day, by a party given for her by Vanda O'Leary anrf i mother, Mrs. Hazel HilWhet Friends who slipped in (, door were greeted by a hc less, uncombed and wai clothes clothed girl ' quickly changed her attire"9 settled down to the Eam iti Cootie, with first prize goi' Anna McCuliey, B Y n Vf lo home for a few days; se prize to Vanda, and low to Zu Merryweather. Refreshments were server! . Shirley Smith, Lois Jean Fowl Norma Reese, Bonnie MunV Jeanette Stoker, Mrs w Hunt, Vanda, Anna and Zel3 Marie Baxter I don't like it. Dona Applegate I think it's horrible Afton Hollis Don't worry, kids, winter has just started. Jolene Winn (Instead of saying say-ing how she felt about the weather, she recited this poem): Spring has sprung, the grass has rized; I wonder where the sunshine is." Mrs. Hansen It's unprintable. I SPEECH CLASS NEWS The Speech Class will travel to St. George March 20th and 21st, where they will attend a Speech Festival. Nancy HiUmah, Jeanette G. Stoker, Connie Thompson, Larry Edwards and LeRoy Griffiths PARENTS' DAY No, these people aren't stiK trying to graduate; they are parents of students in M H S. What are they doing here? Well, this is March 20th and 21st, Parents' Day. The parents will spend the . |