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Show n SECTION TWO PROVO (UTAH) DAILY HERALD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 27, 1939 page Tinr::: School , News x u::on SiutlenSs 7o Uork for Ve:r Dooli DIXON JUNIOR HIGH The students of the Dixon Junior high school have decided to work for a yearbook. In student council meeting Wednesday Wed-nesday morning- .the members appointed ap-pointed the faculty advisors to supervise the students. They are: Mis3 Johnson, head of the art department and Mr. Larsen of the shop department. This project will be a real success if the student1! stu-dent1! are to work hard. The members of the student council, will select the student staff in the near future. Bonita Cromer. were elected by the faculty of the Dixon Junior high school Tuesday, October 24. The judges will take charge of all court meetings. The ninth grade judges are as follows: Judge, Gaylen Dalquist; assistants Laurie Young, Melvin Jones, and rthur Cole. . The eighth grade judges, Walter Hinsen, Darrell Stubbs, Robert Free, and Glen Brown will also help with meetings. Betty Dean. partment will begin working in the chop very soon. The beginning students are required re-quired to make a breadboard. They went to different lumber yard3 on Tuesday and found out how much their-boards will cost. The advanced students are going go-ing to make snow shovels and cookie-cutters. Most of them want to make snow ehovels. Ronald Henrichsen Judses and assistant judges The Dixon Junior high school orchestra has started to play the new music they received last week. They like all three pieces very well Mr. Hilgendorff, our orchestra or-chestra teacher, reports that the students are doing very well with the pieces. The name of the first piece is "In a Pension Market." This piece i3 arranged and composed com-posed by Albert W. Ketilbey The name of the second piece is, "In,-strumental "In,-strumental Technique." It was written by J. E. Maddy and T-P. T-P. Giddings. The name of the third piece Is Activity Orchestra Folio. Chere Bonnett. SHOP DEPARTMENT The students of the shop de- A great deal of talk is going around the Dixon about "Howa, the Great Magician" He will be on the stage of the Dixon Junior High school tonight at 7:30. Come out, boys and girls, and bring your family, for just ten cents. From what other schools say that have seen him, he surely , is good- Edgel Oldroyd. the Thanksgiving spirit. Elaine Jensen. Jean Dastru, a very fine pianist of the Dixon Junior high school played a solo over KOVO's talent program Tuesday, October 24 "Deep Purple" was the selection she played. The sponsors or tne nroffram are Elvinsr a first, second nnrt third nrtr.ff. We hone she wins. Naomi Knudsen. The Social Science department, under the direction of Mr Mcln-tire Mcln-tire have finished their last unit's work on Columbus. Monday, an examination will be given on unit one, and the second, unit will be-eln. be-eln. The second unit will be on colonization. , V. We hopa this will blend In with TIMPANOCiOS SCHOOL NEWS FIRST GRADE: ' Today the wind took the leaves dancing all around. We like to run in the wind. We like to run through the leaves. We have such run over to North Park running through the leaves We are work ing hard and learning to read. SECOND GRADE: Our new picture came today. It lsealled the "Gleaners." The col ora, are beautiful. The colors in the picture go lovely with the colors in our room. The frame matches the picture. We think, the picture Is interesting. We will enjoy this picture all year. Helen Slack, Frank Wallace, Jimmie l v WHAT PHASES IS THEIR FRESHNESS, DELICACY AND FLAVOR Pantry-raiders acquire a "nose' for Premium Crackers. The salty tang and delicate flakiness of PREMIUM Crackers delight the most fastidious appetites make cheese, soups and other foods taste so much better. When you buy Premiums from your grocer, 7yoiTget FINER INGREDIENTS. 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FOURTH GRADE: ' 7 , We are making things about Hallowe'en. We have the owl3, witches, hats, and the, masks all made. Some lanterns with cats, owls and witches on them are being be-ing made. We have our room decorated with owls and masks and other Halowe'en pictures. We like to make things about Hallowe'en. Hal-lowe'en. We all -like Hallowe'en very much. We might have a Hallowe'en Hal-lowe'en party. We will have, original or-iginal poems and stories oh our program. Donna Rae Hurst. ' THE PUMPKIN ' ' ' Once there was a jack-o'-lantern A funny one was he. He was put upon a post, Where everyone could see. By DuaneDavis When witches ride through the sky. : . V And we are eating pumpkin pie The cats are standing on tne fence And the ghosts are hiding in defense . ' ' That's the time we love to be seen Because it's thrilling Hallowe'en By Mervin Glover U. S. Communist Leader Indicted On Hallowe'en the witches ride Their broomsticks through the skies. : . The ghosts are walking all around about, . And the bats make an awful sound. '. The pumpkin dance and sing be cause it's Hallowe en. The pumpkin and the cats sit on the fence and " watch tne witches, . In the morning early they all hide. Where they all go I can't decide. Barbara , Witches ride on broomsticks fair, Like rocks sailing through, the air And then comes the fun, Ghosts scare us, everyone." Then we turn around And around and scare them. Right back into the town; , Philip Taylor , FIFTH: GRADE: We are . all going to earn our reading certificate this year. To do this we must read books of this kind: History, geography, science, art and moral, v - - - .We have many new books in our library, which we can read and get this certificate. Donna "Roe Jones. We are going to have a Hal iowe'en dance at our school Fri-1 Earl Browder, General Secretary Secre-tary of the Communist Party in the United States, and often its candidate for President, was arrested ar-rested in the New York Federal Building after a U. S. Grand Jury had indicted him for alleged al-leged false passport applications. The offense in the two-count indictment carries a maximum penalty of five years imprisonment imprison-ment and $2000 fine. day, October 27. The first and second sec-ond grades will have their dance at 3 o'clock. The third and fourth grades will have their dance at 4 o'clock, and the fifth and sixth will dance from 6 o'clock until 7; 30. (Everyone will have on a costume or mask. , Marilyn Gadd. SIXTH GRADE: October 23 was election day for the sixth grade at the Timpanogos school. Our ; president is Claudine Marshall, vice president, Hal Fielding and our secretary, Char-leen Char-leen Taylor. We elect officers every six weeks. On October 25 we went to visit the Brigham Young university museum. We have been studying about early men and their ways of living for the past few weeks. We believe that the museum has some ancient tilings early men used. ' . This coming Friday we are going go-ing to have a Hallowe'en dance. We may wear costumes, if de sired. We will have it in the gymnasium gym-nasium of this school. The fifth and sixth, grades are invited. The dance will be held between six and seven-thirty. ; Mr. Staheli and Mr. Kump are in charge of the dance. Shirley Nelson, Beverly Jones. "We learned . the answer from the SARAH B... ran !ilppb, ' 1 '-' 0 or - '. - . . .. s , .-.y. .r-- -J 1 The wife and I were cruising up the river on our vacation when the coffee gave out, two days from the nearest landing. That won't mean much to you unless v you've run out of coffee on a cruise. It's just about as important as gasoline! 2 Dut luck was with 'us Along about evening we sighted the Sarab B. 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