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Show Irem-Geneva Times Thursday, May 24, 1962 :M rn u t i a By Ruth Louise Partridge Thurs. May 27, 1962 and chit number 198. I'm writing this in late afternoon af-ternoon and just now the sun Comes in my window. Nothing unusual in this for May you ay? Well, it is this May. This has been the strangest May ever it seems to me. Cold. Dull. Can't see the mountains ebout half the time for the mist or whatever. And the fauna and flora here at The Last Resort are a little on the Unusual side, too. Keep finding find-ing things that have killed or spring killed or something My scarlet hibiscis which I set great store by and which was only planted last year hasn't shown. Never did bloom lor me. I'll get another. And my summer lilac . . . what's the name of it . . . budliea? budlea? Anyhow, it's dead as a door nail and that's pretty dead. Wonder where the express-Jon express-Jon "dead as a door nail" started start-ed and why. Have given this month over so far to getting manuscripts in were give us. To see ourselves as others see us. It would from many a fancy free us, and foolish notion." I managed to get a parking ticket downtown today. My second parking ticket in my whole life. Got back just as the policeman tucked the ticket under the wiper. "You almost made It!" he said cheerfully when I galloped up, all out of breath. Didn't take the ticket tic-ket back though. Ah, well. I over-parked and that's that. Funny thing, but if I hadn't seen him tucking that ticket under the wiper, If I'd been a minute later, I wouldn't have given the thing a thought. As it was I wars mad as a hor net. When I got home ye OREM- GENEVA TIMES was there but my column wasn't. My second set back of the day. I always look for it and feel as though I've found a friend when I see my column. Paper was all full of young graduates' gradua-tes' pictures. Prettier than my the mail. Two book lengths I mlnmn that'. tnr end the short-short. How many probably makes more sense people do you know who have two book lengths and a short $hort out all at once? Not many, I hope. One crack-pot among your acquaintances is enough, Dearie. Went to town to mail the second book length. Saw Rachel Taylor that was Sam Taylor's sister. The Sam that wrote such things as The Absent Minded Professor. Sam was up to receive an honor trim BYU and high time. Rachel Ra-chel told me a tale that is a dandy and should be aired but sLe swore me to secrecy so I'll not say a word but Iwill repeat re-peat what the poet Robert Burns wrote: "Oh, would to God the gift too. You'll never guess what I have in mind. A trip down the Colorado River in July. My brother De that's my educated ed-ucated brother suggested it, though he couldn't go. Well, I'd have had to go alone and with one thing and another it seemed pretty unlikely. Then I happened to say to The Eldest El-dest Moppet that's my son that how would he like to go down the Colorado River with me? And so help me, he took the bait! This will be a real safari for more reasons than one. Neither Neith-er one of us can swim. Any- Scholarships Won By. OHS Students Approximately 53 scholarships scholar-ships have been awarded this year to Orem's graduating seniors. sen-iors. This is comparable to other years although several students received scholarships from CSU which ha-s not been represented in other years. Special scholarship awards were given to the following students: Most Valuable Stu-d Stu-d e n t and National Merit Scholarships, Ann Rasmussen; Scholarship to Coulmbia University, Uni-versity, Michael B i n gham; West Point Appointment, Gerald Ger-ald Dixon; Standard Oil 4-H Award, Konda Perry; Steven- Henager Business Coll ege Scholarship, Pat Wilkinson; Utah County Medical Auxilary Marlena Sims; Elks Music Scholarship Award, Harriet Grass; State Education Normal Scholarship for four years, Jessie Christen; Sears Roebuck Foundation Scholarship, Russell Rus-sell Backus. Br'gham Young University scholarship were given recently re-cently to a number of Orem School students. Ann Rasmussen was award ed four-year Honors Scholar ship. Receiving L e adership Scholarships were Eileen Bunnell, Bun-nell, Evan Rowley, and Miriam Rowley. The following stu dents received one-year schol arships renewable for the re maining 3 years: Carolyn Bellows, Bel-lows, Michael Bingham, Nola Cox, David Croft, Don Dowdle, Roger Ford, Jerald Johnson, Russell Judkins, Kenneth Nix, David Noel, Barbara Olsen, Wayne Pierce, Barry Stratton, and Ann Van Cott. A Hinck ley-Rowberry Scholarship was awarded to Daniel Heap. University of Utah Scholar ships were earned by four students of OHS this year. They were; Craig Curtis, four year Honor scholarship; Dwight Bunnell, J o sephine water-wings? Two pairs would be better yet. Murder! Just the same I've wanted to go down that river long before be-fore I knew people did. I'll one got an extra stout pair of keep you Informed. 'Bye, now. ! 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Snow ColWe awarded fl scholarships: Shirley A 11am, Judy Butler, Linda Prestwich Kathy Roberts, and Judith Le White. College of Southern Utah scholarships were given to suzan Honor; Dene Ashdown; Connie Bounous and Kathryn Eyre. Hollywood Beauty College awarded four scholarships to Diane Boothe, Gayle Clegg, Bonnie Prestwlch and JoAn Peterson. Darnell's Beauty Col lege scholarship was awarded to Leora Morrill Ex-Cel-Cis Beauty College awarded a scholarship to Deon Searle. Vocational School scholar- Cash Awards Go To Orem Students The Utah Savings and Loan Association was the host for am awards banquet held at the Riverside Country Club Monday, May 14. The banquet was ' held to honor the five finalists from each Utah County school for the Utah Savings and Loan scholarships. The five fialists from Orem were: Dennis Downs, Eileen Bunnell, George Lee Phillip Rasmussen, and Rosanne Haag. Robert H." Daines, of BYUs Department of- Bus iness faculty, spoke to the students, parents, and educators on the Importance of attending college. col-lege. He said that students should not lose sight of Important Im-portant thhings in life; he also said that we all need more failures to attain what we ship was earned by Elwin Beaumont. His scholarship wai a Salt Lake Technical. really want The 3-D's, a local singing and. comedy group also performed. - The newly Instituted scholarship schol-arship program is under the direction of Spencer D. Grow, president of of Utah Savings and Loan Association. The program provides for a $250.00 scholarship to be given to one student at each of the ten Utah County schools. According to Mr. Grow, the program is being started to make i ' contribute to education. educa-tion. He feels that by doing this; he may help the education educa-tion system so that it will not need federal aid. He also hopes that this program will encourage other business' to support the education system. A reasonable man will alter his opinion to match the truth; a prejudiced man will alter the truth to match his opinion. i Grow angry slowly. There's plenty of time. OHS Juniors Visit Lagoon " For Class Party Lagoon was the destination of about two hundred members of the Junior class last Saturday, Satur-day, May 19, 1982. Junior class officers this year were Wayne Guyman, president, Vern Bailey, vice-president, vice-president, and Marilyn Past-rup, Past-rup, secretary. They were in charge of planning and carrying carry-ing out the plans for this class party. Last year this class's party was canceled because of lack of support from the class members. mem-bers. This year it was decided in a special meeting to make this years' party a trip to Lagoon, La-goon, Insead of the usual closer places. This year the Juniors gave their support to make the party a success. Not quite two hundred students, but this wars due to the state track meet and the cheerleading clinic. Three buses left Orem high, about 9 o'clock Saturday morning end left Lagoon about 6 o'clock. The $1.70 went to pay for the bus transportation, and a few free rides. Discounts Dis-counts were on the other rides at Lagoon. This class was the first In about six years that had the opportunity to go to Lagoon before they were seniors. The juniors showed their appreciation apprecia-tion by having the majority of their class pay to go. Jacob deceived his own father and latter suffered a much greater deception from his own sons. I One Stop Shopping at Corner of State and Center Streets FUN IN THE SUN GIRLS AND LADIES SLEEVELESS BLOUSES New Spring Colors Latest Fashions $1.00 JAMAICA SETS $1.99 THONGS ARTIFICIAL for Sportswear FLOWERS MEN'S 49c ROSES - 10c LADIES 39c CARNATIONS 19c CHILDS 29c WREATHS 2.98 YOUR MONEY'S . 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