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Show Candidates For '68 Graduation OHS SEMINARY GRADUATES 4th year graduates Craig Zane Alder, CharlesLest-er CharlesLest-er Allen, Velda Rae Allred, Andrea And-rea B. Andersen, Sharrie Fay Arrowsmith, James G.Ashworth, Jphn D. Bandley, Julie Bandley, Lorraine Baum, Radana Baxter, Carolyn Beflort, Lee Allen Bel- lows, Russell J. Bellows, Mark James Biarnson, Rene' Alice Cpiggs, Alan Black, Joyce Blair, Beverly Blatter, James Blaylock, Brent Bloomfield, Mary Bobo, TLinda Broadhead, D. Bruce "Brown, Cherilyn Kay (Midge) Brown, Linda Mary Brown. '. Deanne Bunnell, BarreG.Bur-gon, BarreG.Bur-gon, Lannette Burgon, Zoetta Anne Burmeister, Eddie Jack Cameron, Barbara Ann Carrell, .Jacque Carter, Douglas A. Cheesman, Marie Cheney, Ralph Cherrington, Erlene Clark, Karen Kar-en Clayson, Diane Clayton, Verna . Ann Cook, Tommy.Cowboy, Cathy Lee Cramer, Franklin Paul Cranney, Jerold Lee Cross) El-lery El-lery Curtis. Merle Valentine Custer, Den-nie Den-nie Jean Davis, Mark Ray Davis, Dav-is, Marcia Lynn Dittmore, Donna Don-na Dodge, G. Rosemary Dunn, 33enice Dove, Ronald Wayne Ericksen, Darlene Evertsen, Di-anne Di-anne Evertsen, LeAnn Farley, Linda May Fausett; Eric Arnold : ?.ielding, Ralph Finlinson. ; Gladys Ernestine Fries, Eileen ;Troisland, Nadine Gardner, Julie Glazier, Kenneth K. Gren, Claudia Hall, Kathy Leigh Hall, :pwen Hamilton, Kathy Rae Han-tsbn, Han-tsbn, Chere Hansen, Pennie Sue : Hansen, Nadine Lynn Haslem, I Bonnie Jo Hardy, Susan Harward, : Jerald "I" Hatch, Mary Ethel ; Hatch, Margo Hawkins, Virginia 'ftdele Haws, Linda Hayes, "Camille Hicken, Edith Marie Hill Raymond S. Hilton. Lois Louise Hone, Harrison ;k Horn, Billie Bly Houston, CraigJ. Hunt, Blake J. Hymas, Lou Ann Ipson, Mary Elizabeth Jacob, Roger Dale Jacob,Randy E. James, Bryant Douglas Johnson, John-son, Carol Mae Johnson, Jesse Richard Johnson, Vickey Johnson Greg R. Jones, Bruce Kay Kendall, Ken-dall, Vicki Lynn Killpack, Kevin Lee Kirk, Susan Fae Kofford, Mark Andrew Laing, Ella M. Lee, Ann Marie Lewis, Irene Lewis, Diane Lindhardt, Patricia Lind-strom, Lind-strom, Anna Jean Locke, Theresa Loris, Sandra Louder, Jesse Ray Loveless, Jerry M. Lowe, Connie Con-nie Lowry.CarmaJoyLunceford; Regina Kae Malmstrom. Derrell L. Mangum, NeciaRae Mangum, Darlene Mansfield, Sheila Marie Marrott, Ann Marie McEwan, Janice Mecham, Jean Mercer, LaGene MeredithJames Warren Miller, Vickie Mitchell, VaNiece Moss, Rex NiffMur dock, Kathryn Dorene Naugle, Ruth Ann Neilson, Marlene Kay Nelson, Dianna Newren, Roger Nielsen, Laura Lee Olsen, Patricia Annie Oveson, Susan Pace, Michael Sterling Patten, Peggy Patten, Nola Perry, Margaret Anne Peterson, Pet-erson, Thomas Loyd Peterson, Craig Phillips, Susan Pinegar, Patricia Ellen Puckett, Jillyn Pulham. Sandra Kae Pyne, MignonRas-mussen, MignonRas-mussen, William Charles Rawl-ings, Rawl-ings, CandiceM. Ridge, Ray Lorin Robinson, Nancy L. Rohbock, Marjorie Roosevelt, Kathy Marie Rose, Merlin Kent Ross, Mar-gene Mar-gene Luella Schauerhamer, Mar- ROSEMARY HAIR SPRAY Dries Fast and Clear Never Sticky or Flaky 14 oz. Reg. $1.00 L. Salmon 771 No. State gie K. Schroder, Gloria Silva, Colleen Smith, Kirk D. Smith, Lorraine Steele, Nancy Elizabeth Eliza-beth Steele, Kathleen Stoddard, Kirtland E. Stout, Clifford Lee Stubbs, Marsha Kaye Sundberg, Sue Sutton, Mark Jackson Taylor, Tay-lor, Roger Van Taylor, Brent Warren Thalmann. Steven E. Thayne, Dan Eldon Thomas, John Edward Told. Ray L. Tuckett. Diane Turn- bow, Gayla Veteto, DannaRaye Wankier, LelandEarlWard, Linda Joyce Ward, Marsha Ray West, Jeffrey Vern White, Linda L. Williams, Diane Wolsey, Colleen Workman, Karen Louise Yarn, Ersula Yearsley, Lucia Marie Young, Lynnette Zemp. 3rd YEAR GRADUATES Darla Kay Adams, Heather Louise Adams, Christy A. Adams Joyce Adams, Craig Adams, Ron Adams, Larry Aiken, Marta Lyn Allan, Nancy Joanne Allan, Norma Nor-ma Jeanne AUan, Ben M. Allen, Helen Allen, John Allen, John R. Allred, "Lucy Jane Anderson, Ellen Andersen, Debr a J.Anderson, J.Ander-son, Marcia Lynn Anderson, Ruth Elayne Anderson, Sheila Rae Anderson, Gary Edward Armstrong, Arm-strong, Larry J.Ash,Ginger Ash-by, Ash-by, Gail Ann Backus, Rosalie Ann Banks, Susan Barkley. Bruce Michael Barrett, John V. Barry, Howard Owen Bart-lett, Bart-lett, Joann Bawden, Leer J. Beaumont, Beau-mont, Carin Mae Becker, Shirl H. Beckstrom, Ruth Ann Bennett, Ben-nett, David Benson, Maria Ber-rett, Ber-rett, Beth Ann Bird, Bryant Calvin Cal-vin Bird, Susan Bird, Debra Jean Bishop, Carolyn Bitter, Jerry L. Bitter, Bruce Leon Black, Frank A. Blackburn, Robert C-Boot, C-Boot, James Max Bonnfitt, Chris Bos well, Karen Brady, Becki Lynne Brereton, Jerry Brere-ton, Brere-ton, Terry Brimhall,Carla Brod-erick, Brod-erick, Joyce Broderick, Earlene Brown, Murlene Brown, Sharon Brown, Lynn W. Bunker. Bonnie Bunnell, Vauna Jolene Burgess, Collett Burnside, Robert Ro-bert C. Burr, Michael Brent Butler, Joyce Marie C alder, Barbara Bar-bara Susan Call, Chris Call, Louise Cameron, Jenette Carlson Ray Carlton, Sharilyn Carter, Susan Irene Carter, Linda Marie Chidester, Becky Christensen, Betty E. Christensen Blaine Youd Christensen, Jean-ette Jean-ette Christensen, Madelyn Christensen, Nadine Christensen, Christen-sen, Diann Christianson,Douglas J. Clark, Glen Riley Clark, Lor-eta Lor-eta Ann Clark, ' Wayne Claw, Debra Clawson, Earl Clegg, Maurene Close, Monty W. Col- ya ma0' ; v Nancy Crandall, Margaret Crawford, Lawana Jane Custer, Danny Dastrup, JanetDavis, Lynn Davis,- Newell Craig Dearing, LeRoy DeBruyn, Sonsierae De-mille, De-mille, Edwin A. Dennis, Nancy Dickson, Allen Miles Dillman. Ricky Lee Dove.StevenLeeDow-ling, Dove.StevenLeeDow-ling, Kerry A. Downs, James Gates Duffin, StevenWayneDuke, Rebecca Duncan, LaytonWendle Eager, Jeffrey Lee Ellertson, Richard J. Erickson, Dennis Evans, Jorgette Evans, Jane Ev-eritt, Ev-eritt, Kay Farnworth, Reva Ann Ferre, J. Alan Finch, Sherry A. Fitzgerald, Victoria Flandro. Lynn Fowers, Keren Fowlke, Tina Gardner, Don L. Garner, Mark Alan Gehring, Jane Gillespie, Gilles-pie, CoUeenGillman,DeAnne Gil-man, Gil-man, Carol Glazier, Kathryn Glenn, Janice Ruth Gordon, Su- ifhir- TARTAN CONCENTRATED SUIITAN LOTION For Fair Sensitive Skin or SUNTAN CREAM 4 oz. Plastic Bottle $1125 I for Reg. $1.25 each .J Pharmacy Orem, Utah san Gordon, Hal Goulding, Mary Ann Gourdin, Vaughn Gourley, Sherena Rae Graff, Connie Graff, Diane Graff, Raina Joy Graff, Joseph R. Gray, Tom J. Gurr, James W. Hall, Lecia Hanks, Grant R. Hansen, Willis Hansen, Galen J. Hardman. Arnold Hardy, Lana J. Harris, Corinne Ann Haslem, Leo Dean Hatch, Q. Bryant Hatch, Rosetta Ruby Hatch, Kelly Gordon Hawkins, Haw-kins, Alan Fred Haycock, Brent Heaps, Ralph Hemingway, Lawrence Law-rence 'L Henry, Jr., Terry Jean HiU, Amy Ann Hodgkinson, Ivan Flake Holdaway, Terry Holdaway, Yvonne Holdaway, Kenneth Ken-neth Wayne Holtkamp, Shirley Faye Hoover, Rulon J. Home, Randy A. Hudson, Beverly Hunter, Rex Carlton Infanger, Dean John Ipson, Steven L. Ishoy, Mark Jacob, David Hugh Jaramillo, Alayne Jarman, Jim Jarrell, Jan Jensen, Laure Jensen, Rebecca Jepperson, Marion Jeppesen, Jean Jeppson, John Jex, Stella May Joe, Dale A. Johnson, Dale Kent Johnson, Deborah Deb-orah Johnson, Denise Johnson, Gail Johnson, Gary E Johnson, James Neil Johnson, Marcia Anne Johnson, Philip D.Johnson, Kathy Jolley, Nancy Jolley, James F. Jones, Judy Ann Jones, John Randall Jones, Dennis Howard Jorgensen, AUen Kallas, Ginger Keahi Kamauoha,ShannaRaeKel-sey, Kamauoha,ShannaRaeKel-sey, Glenn R. Kirchoff, StevenT. Kitchen, C. Walter Knoell, Kath-erine Kath-erine Denise Roller, Gayle Lancaster, Lan-caster, David Marc Larsen. Gregory Paul Larsen, Diane Helene Leavitt, Dan T. Lee, Ella M. Lee, Retta Marie Likes, Becky Littlefield, Janice Liston, Joyce Liston, La Kay Loveless, Ronald D. Lowry, David Lunceford, Kathie Lyman, Linda Madsen, Marilyn Madsen, Janiece Kay Magnusson, Kevin Mangum, Dal-ton Dal-ton Ross McArthur, Phyllis Louise Lou-ise Mclntyre, Annis Marie Mc-Kinney, Mc-Kinney, Brent Lee McMillan, Maria Memmott, Judy B. Meredith, Mere-dith, Bryan H. Messick, Marcia Miller, Toni Jill Miller, Michael T. Miller, Farrell Dean Miner, Jr., Monica R. Mitchell, Betty Jo Mock. Deborah Moffitt, Bruce Moore, Greg Morgan, Linda Muir, Carl Lee Murphy, AlanEugene Newell, Louise Ann Newell, Edwin Dell Nielson, Katherine L. Nimer, Melvin DeanNimer,SuzanneNoel, Barbara Lynne Oaks, Craig Oliver, Claire Olsen, Dale H. Olsen, Dana Olsen, Gwen Olsen, Reginald D. Olsen, Rodney Olsen, Sharleen Olsen, David Russell Olsen, Alan Reed Omer, Pat-, ricia J. Orton. Brian H. Ostler, Lorraine Otte-son, Otte-son, Lonny Van Pace, Joel Kay Parry, Kris Partridge, Michael Sterling Patten, Jan S. Paulson, Scott Paulson, Randall K. Paulson, Paul-son, Gloria Payne, Karlene Pawlowski, Marsha Kay Perry, Connie Peterson, M. Joseph Jo-seph Petersen, Brenda Ruth Peterson, Buddy Marvin Peterson, Peter-son, Jillynn Pett, David P" Phillips, Phil-lips, Verlynn Jessie Piper, Ne-phi Ne-phi Poecker, Kenneth V. Powell, Steven Maurice Prescott, Randy Price, J. Bruce Prince, Thyrol Myron Pulley, Randy Jon Pugh, Karen Puhuyaoma, Randy Pyne, Dale A. Rasmussen, DeniceRas-mussen, DeniceRas-mussen, Vickie Reese, William James Reeder, Kelly R. Rigby. Pamela Rigby, Michael Lynn Robertson, Elizabeth Robinson, George Foster Rohbock, Lee-Ann Lee-Ann Roosevelt, Nila Roper, Bev Doctor in the Kitchen' U.S. EATING HABITS PART The decreased use of milk and milk products, and of vegetables and fruits, has been blamed for Americans having poorer diets in the past decade than before. This was announced earlier this year by Secretary of Agriculture Orville L. Freeman. A 1965 survey by the United States Department of Agriculture of 7,500 households revealed food consumption practices. prac-tices. The Federal government has been conducting similar surveys sur-veys since 1936. The shocking thing about this report is that it comes at a time when Americans have more food at their disposal and more purchasing pur-chasing power than at any time in the past. Certainly it is true that some Americans do not share in the general prosperity and this is of concern to all of us. But the survey tells us that while good diets are related to higher incomes in-comes and high food expenditures, expendi-tures, neither of these factors guarantees a good diet. Good Nutrition Must Be Learned Thus we have found that many people of means still do not make proper food selections. Nutrition education in every form that will reach and motivate people obviously ob-viously is needed to a greater degree de-gree than we may have supposed. Let's examine some of the detail de-tail information revealed by the survey. How did we stack up? First, the survey was planned to measure the degree to which families obtain sufficient supplies of even of the essential nutrients erly Rowley, Jeana Rose Rowley, Laurelee Roylance, Ronald H. Sabin, Janet Salisbury, Charles T. Sandgren, Susan Sargent, Linda Lin-da Schmutz,DavidSchofield,Gary E. Seastrand, Linda L.Shumway, Pat Skinner, Douglas David 0 Smith, Louree Smith, Terry Keith Smith, Darrell Richard Stacey, Karen Staheli, David LaMar Stanley, Stan-ley, Sandra Fae Steele, Kathleen Kath-leen Steed. Robert W. Stevens, Dee M.Stevens, M.Ste-vens, Roger Stewart, Linda M. StiUman, GaryT.Strasburg, Joan Stratton, Michael Stratton, Russell Rus-sell John Stubbs, Wm.KellySum-mers, Wm.KellySum-mers, Stanley Peterson Sumner, Paula Sumsion, Connie Lynne Swain, Carolyn Swan, Alan Garth Taylor, Gary L. Taylor, Jill Taylor, StevenZaneTaylor.Den-nis StevenZaneTaylor.Den-nis F. Terry, Lynda Tew, Terry Thomas, Cathy Colleen Thompson, Thomp-son, Thomas Warren Thompson, Roger D. Tulley, John M. Van Dorn, Bonnie Ann Vest, Taunya Gay Wagstaff, LaDean Walker. Patricia AnnWard, Carol War-wood, War-wood, Betty J.Watson,CathyMay Watters, Howard F. Wattle worth, Phil Watts, Ed WynnS. Weaver, LaVarr G. Webb, Merrie Kristy Weeks, Kelly Jess Whiting, Lindsay Lind-say M. Whitaker, Kenneth R. Whitwood Jr., Kim L. Wilberg, Denise Wiley, Koray D. Wilkes, Gay Wilkins, RuthMarieWilkins, Ronald B. Wilkinson,Dorice Williams, Wil-liams, Diane Williamson, Kerry . Lynn Williamson, Kent Orval Willis, Alana WiUoughby, Karen Wilson, Gail Dee Wood, Jeanne Woodbury, Bruce Wright, Eloise Kay Young, Kathryn Zobell. Lincoln Jr. High Track Results Final results of track meet AT Lincoln Jr. High between Lincoln and Lehi Jr. High. 9TH GRADE 100 yd dash 1. Marshall, Lincoln 2. McCandless, Lincoln 3. Gooding, Lehi time 25-2 220 yd dash 1. Marshall, Lincoln 2. Carson, Lehi 3. Eager, Lincoln time 58.6 440 yd run 1. Jones, Lincoln 2. Warthan, Lehi 3. Stout, Lincoln time 2.21 880 yd run 1. Jensen, Lincoln . 2. Willis, Lehi 3. Chatterly, Lincoln dis. 47.7 Shot Put 1. Wintergreen, Lehi ' 2. Stout, Lincoln 3. McCandless, Lincoln High Jump ht. 5-3 1. Jones, Lincoln 2. Kallas, Lincoln 3. Hansen, Lincoln Long Jump Dis. 17' 10 1. Marshall, Lincoln 2. Adamson, Lincoln 3. Lane, Lehi Pole VAULT Ht. 9' 6" 1. Hinton, Lehi 2. Hansen, Lincoln 3. Evans, Lehi Medley Relay time 52.1 1. Lee, Nielson, Anderburg, Peterson, Lincoln 2. Lehi 440yd Relay time 48.3 1. McCandless, Jones, Eager, by Laurence M. Hursh, M.D. Consultant, National Dairy Council ARE SLIPPING 1 protein, calcium, iron, vitamin A, thiamine, riboflavin, and ascorbic as-corbic acid. Adequacy of diet was determined deter-mined by the degree to which families met the Recommended Dietary Allowances set by the Food and Nutrition Board of the National Academy of Sciences-National Research Council. Only Half Had Good Diets Half of the households had diets that met the allowances for all nutrients. These diets were rated "good". The other half of the households had diets that failed to meet the allowances for one or more nutrients. Calcium, vitamin A, and ascorbic acid were the nutrients most often found to be below allowances. Since milk and fruits and vegetables veg-etables are major sources of these nutrients, Secretary Freeman called for increased consumption of these foods. About one-fifth of the household house-hold diets provided less than two-thirds two-thirds of the allowances for one or more nutrients. These diets were called "poor". Curiously, little difference was found "in the proportion of households with diets below the allowances for one or more nutrients" nutri-ents" in the Northeast, North Central, South, and West regions of the United States. And Southern South-ern families spent less for food than those in other regions, but they had "greater nutritional return re-turn for each dollar spent." There's more to this survey and we'll continue with it next week. ! n w A S V Vi 5 N 'J ... . j. . .fc . .f, . v v . t ' :i JULIE TURNER AND ROBIN STOCKDALE will be among the LaVaun Turner dancers featured in a parents demonstration at the Lakeview Ward Chapel, Friday, May 7, at 8 p.m. Tap, jazz, ballet, acrobatic and ballroom dancing will be presented. Tap numbers will be performed with an old time minstrel theme. The public is cordially invited. ENTHUSIASTIC GIRL SCOUTS of Orem get pointers for passing off the Archery Merit Badge from veteran Archers Lucille Jensen, left, and Darlene AUman, right, in background. The instructors, members of the Timpanogos Archers Club, have offered free services for years and will be giving instruction at the Timpanogos Neighborhood Day Camp June 10-14, at the Trefoil Ranch. Marshall Lincoln. 2. Lehi Total Lincoln 62 Lehi 28 8th grade track meet with Lehi 8th grade 50 yd dast time 6.3 1. Christensen, Lincoln 2. Sullivan, Lehi 3. Jones, Lehi 100 yd dash 11.7 1. Innes, Lehi 2. Christensen, Lincoln 3. Sullivan, Lehi 440 yd run 61.8 1. Peterson, Lincoln 2. Hanohni, Lincoln 880 yd run 2:21.6 LOOK' Something new has happened at . . . 1 We now offer our customers No Down Payment No Carrying Charge (6 mos) No Payment For 45 Days Plus- Gillette Tires Monroe Shocks AC Batteries Marler Recaps Brake Service AT WHOLESALE PRICES Come in today and compare price and quality, we are warehouse distributors and hard to beat! Taysom Tire Service 651 No. State Orem 285 East State 1 1. Hills, Lincoln 2. Joe, Lehi Medley Relay 53.05 1. Lehi 2. Lincoln 440 yd Relay time 54.1 1. Lehi 2. Lincoln Shot Put dis. 39'0" 1. Hills, Lincoln 2. Jor, Lehi Long Jump. Dis 16-2 1. Jefferson, Lehi 2. Smell, Lincoln Pole VAULT 8' 1. Lindhardt, Lincoln 2. Snyder, Lehi Final Results Lincoln 45 Lehi 35 TIRE SERVICE 225-6343 Am. Fork, Utah Orem-Geneva Times Harley Giilman Files For Re-Election Representative Harley M.Gill-man M.Gill-man announced today he will file for re-election to the Utah House of Representatives from Utah County's District 38 which encompasses en-compasses the area of North Orem, Lindon, Pleasant Grove, Manila, Highland, and Alpine. During the last legislative session, ses-sion, Mr. Giilman served as a member of the Agriculture and Irrigation, Ir-rigation, Fish and Game, Industrial In-dustrial Development, and Revenue Rev-enue and Taxation Committees. He is currently serving as a member mem-ber of the Senate and House Task Force Committee on Crime and Narcotics. Active in civic and church affairs, af-fairs, Representative Giilman served for eight years as a member mem-ber of the Orem City Council and now is a member of the Adjustment Adjust-ment Board of that city. In his church he is Bishop of the Orem Sixth Ward. Mr. Giilman has been employed for the past 20 years in the Accounting Ac-counting Department at Geneva Works He resides at 273 West 1600 North in Orem with his wife, the former Mary Jane Green of Pleasant Pleas-ant Grove, and their five children where they own and operate a fruit farm. IT ON DISPLAY during Utah Tech's open house Friday and Saturday Satur-day will be this new $15,000 high precision lathe operated by Vard Roper, a machine shop faculty member, as well as many other items. UTC Open House Offers Prizes Common everyday occurances will come to life Friday and Saturday Sat-urday at Utah Technical College at Provo as it begins its annual open house. May 13 through 18 has been designated as UtahTechnicalCol-lege UtahTechnicalCol-lege at Provo Week by the Utah County Commission. The week will be climaxed by a two-day open house at the college on Friday Fri-day from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., May 17, and Saturday, May 18, from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Shops, laboratories, and classrooms class-rooms will be open with student projects and demonstrations ready for public inspection. Utah .. Jt's a gftat dayJorcUTCandGYOU. EQiLLLLLLLU You are cordially invited to attend an OPEN HOUSE CELEBRATION All day Friday May 1 7th and Saturday May 18th Utah Technical College at Provo. DOOR PRIZES Awarded Hourly Portable Typewriter Steel Tool Box Drafting Set Executive Briefcase Three Webster Dictionaries Transistor Clock Radio Soldering Kit Two Home Dymo Lable Makers And many, many more Bring the whole family. . . there's lots of Prizes! REFRESHMENTS GUIDED TOURS MOVIES DRIVER TRAINING DEMONSTRATIONS DISPLAYS AND EXHIBITS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT Thursday, May 16, 1988 I ( : H . . . .Vr : f ' - ' Harley Giilman Forensics Learn How Not To Sleep Through Revolution' The National Forensics League of Orem High School heard some suggestions Tuesday night on how not to sleep through a revolution. rev-olution. Speaker for their annual honors banquet was Dr. J. D. Williams, professor of political science at the University of Utah and a recently re-cently announced candidate for the U.S. Senate. Tech faculty and students will be on hand to explain and demonstrate demon-strate the workings of each department de-partment within the college. .Refreshments will be served and door prizes in every department depart-ment will be drawn from the guest list on Saturday at 4 p.m. Winners Win-ners of the many gifts donated by area merchants and dealers will not need to be present to win. Such items as a portable typewriter, type-writer, retractable drop cord, an airplane ride over Utah Valley for the entire family, free auto paint jobs, and many more will be offered as door prizes. Thewill be placed in each department for guests to see. Movies, slide presentations, driver training demonstrations, and many other items will be a part of the open house. Wilson W. Sorensen President Viviane Woodard Cosmetics Airplane Tour of Utah Valley Two Auto Paint Jobs Retractable Drop Cord I |
