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Show Lincoln Jr. High Graduates Listed Gary Adams, Val Adams, Robert Ro-bert Allen, Kevin Anderberg, Gregory Lynn Anderson, Richard Arthur, Victor Cary Ashby, Larry Lar-ry Don Ashworth, Steven Astle, Gary Aston, Ricky Averett, James Wesley Barry, John Bath, Stephen Beagles, Kim Berrett, Kelly Bird, Michael Bowcut, Larry Lar-ry Bunnell, Craig Burgi, Paul Burgon, Stewart Burnside, Stephen Step-hen Butler, Leonel Castillo, L. Matt Chatterly. Larry Cheesman, Martin Mar-tin Clinger, David Crowther, Thomas Cryer, David Dahl, Dennis Den-nis Dalley, Jack R. Danner.Doug Day, Jon Eagar, Charles Daniel Edmonds, Thomas Erickson, Jerry Finch, Preston Fisher, Ralph Froisland, David Gilson, John Goddard, David ; Gordon, Gordon Gren, David Groneman, Kenneth Hall, Darrell Hansen, Jay Claude Hansen, Randy Hansen, Han-sen, Lowell R. Hardy, Terry A. Hardy, Craig Hatch, Terry Hawkins. Hawk-ins. : Ron Heap, Brent Herbert, Allen Al-len Hilton, Tim Holder, Kelly Holt, Kris Horn, Thomas Houghton, David Houston, Jay Huff, Kenneth Hughes, Brent Hunter. Bruno Hunziker, Miahael Jack-iin, Jack-iin, Sidney D. Jeffs, Blair A. Jensen, Dennis Jensen, Jerry Jensen, Steven Jensen, John Jeppesen, Bruce Jeppson, Carl Johnson, Don W. Johnson, Ron W. Johnson, Curtis Jolley, David Jolley, Richard Jones, Wayne Judson, Lonnie Kallas, John Ka-mauoha, Ka-mauoha, Robert Karpowitz, Mark Kelly, Keith Dennis Kendall, Ronald Ron-ald Laing, John Randy Lee, Keith Lewis, KellyLloyd,CraigLunce-ford, KellyLloyd,CraigLunce-ford, Greg Lupus. James H. Marshall, JohnMas-saro, JohnMas-saro, Chris Clay Maxfield, Steve Mc Candless, Dennis Mickelsen, Bryan Mildenhall, Nile Miner, Jeffrey Mitani, Glenn Mitchell, Paul Nelson, Kevin Nicol, Gerry Allen Nielson, Tom Nielson, Mike Norman, Dale Okerlund, David Oliphant, Wayne Olsen. Curtis Overman, Gaylen Palmer, Palm-er, Roland Park, Judd Evan Patten, Pat-ten, Lynn Paxton, Lynn Payne, Steven Pelton, David Perelman, G. Kent Peterson, James Peterson, Pet-erson, David Porter, Jimmy Powell, John Pratt, Dan L. Preece, Larry Pritchett, David Prue, Randy Pyne, Tony Quilter, Kenneth Ralphs, Ronnie Rasmus-sen, Rasmus-sen, Steve Rasmussen, Craig Ratcliffe, Stevan William Ridge, Steven Robertson, Richard Robins, Carl Rohbock, Boyd G. Rowley, Dennis Rowley, Douglas Searle, Allen Shaw, Stephen Sheets, Gary Shepherd, Kim Vern Shurtleff, Michael Sloan, Steven Clinton Smith, Steven Kelly Smith, WesleySmith Bruce Steed, Gary Stevens, Patrick Pat-rick Allen Stireman, Wayne Stout, Lewis Jan Sundberg, Dale Alan Sundquist, Wayne Taylor, Robert Thayne, Larry Thompson, Thomp-son, Billy Tooke, Bradley Tre-geagle, Tre-geagle, Kurt Vuksinick, Randy Lynn Walker, Curtis Wankier, David L. Warren, Kevin Washburn, Wash-burn, Samuel Webb, Billy Webster. Web-ster. Tony Wentz, EricWhite,Doug-las EricWhite,Doug-las Whiting, Mike James Will-den, Will-den, Kevan Wilkes, Douglas Wilkinson, Wil-kinson, Alan Williams, Mark Williams, Wil-liams, John Wilson, L. Scott Wirth, Jack Wright, Ronald Wright, Robert Wunschel, Evan Yearsley, Ron Young. GIRLS Eva Jonene Adams, Ad-ams, Christine Aiken, Jane Armstrong, Arlene Arnold, Shirley Shir-ley Rae Ashdown, Verna Michele Bascom, Brenda Baum, Joyce Bawden, Diane Bell, Kristine Bellows, Debra Kay Bennett, Jamey Ann Birrell, Kim Jan-nine Jan-nine Black, Linda Kay Black, Suzanne Bowen, Mindy Lee Brod-erick, Brod-erick, Viona Broderick, Denise Joan Brown, Janelle Brown, Linda Brown, Janice Bunnell, Sharlene Carroll, Judy Kaye Carter, Zella Chadwick, Penny Cheney, Lorna Childs, Judith Cnristensen. Kathy Clawson, Shonna Clayburn, Michelle Clements, Lori Cordner, Jeanne Cross, Karen Kristine Davis, Karen Marie Davis, Carolyn Downs, Charlotte Duke, Lurean Erick-sen, Erick-sen, Wanda Lynn Ericksen, Jann Evans, Teressa Ann Evans, Judy Evertsen, Lisa Fitzgerald, Nancy Ford, Teri Ford, Linda Fowles, Carol Susan Goates, Debbie Graff Lori Jean Graff, Connie Ann Greenhalgh, Jerilyn Griffith, Christie Hancock, Charmaine 0. Hardy, Collette Harris, Di-anne Di-anne Harris, Kathy Hatch. . Kaylin- Hatch, Jorja Hawkins, Deborah ' Jean Haycock, Debra Heaps, Jahis Heiner, Linda Ann Hirst, Velma Jean Holliday, Julia Jul-ia HowarthKathleen Howe, Dale Marie Infanger, Ilenelpson, Barbara Bar-bara Jacobsen, Kathy Jacobsen, Diana Jahn. Eileen Jensen, Leslie Johnson, Marna Johnson, Sheila Johnson, Michell Keele, Karen Keller, Jeahnine Kitchen, Denise Laird, Diane Larsen, Rhonda Lee, Kim Lill, Cheri Ann Lindquist, Connie Con-nie Madsen, Marilyne Marcroft, Cheri Ann Marshall. RaeNae S. Matson, Gloria Mik-kelson, Mik-kelson, Janet Monk, Shirley Ann Moore, Lani Sue Moss, Jan Lee Mower, Shauna Naylor, LaNae Nelson, Janet Olsen, Lani Olsen, Linda Ormond, Barbara Oxbor-row, Oxbor-row, Heather Parker, Kathleen Packard, Jackie Paulson, Julie Petersen, Cindy Lou Peterson, Debbie Peterson, Julia Ann Peterson, Pet-erson, Jean Marie Peterson. Janice Pierce, K at her en Pierce, Linda Pinegar, Laura Piper, Tara Ann Poole, Elsie Pyne, Betty Ann Rappleye, Annette An-nette Rasmussen, Bonnie Rasmussen, Ras-mussen, Martha Ann Ridge, Susan Sus-an Rockwood, Donna Mae Shaw, Eileen Shaw, Kathleen Shinkle. Peggy Sloan, Ocee Spackman, Diane Stapleton, Barbara Star tin, AnnaLee Taylor, Kaye Thomas, Ruth Thompson, Karma Eileen Thomson, Janice A. Thurman, Charlotte Ann Tippetts, JanTre-, Lincoln Beacon by Debbie Peterson Report cards have come again. Yes, the finals are all over and the teachers have made out the grades. The report cards were handed out to the students for the last time this year on Wednesday. Wed-nesday. The day all of the ninth graders have been waiting for has finally come. The graduation exercises will be held tonight in the Orem High School auditorium from 7 to 8 p.m. The welcome will be given by Jim Marshall, studentbody president after which a few of the students will give talks. After this the graduates names will be gaskis, Jackie Tucker, Colettv Vest, Debra Waycasy, Karen, Westover, Linda Whitney, Connie Con-nie Wilberg, Alene Winterton, Donna Paulette Young. read and each will receive a diploma. When the exercises are over all of the graduates and their parents are invited to attend the graduation dance to be held from 8 to 10:30 in the Lincoln Jr. High boys' gym. The theme is Today's Dreams are tomorrow's tomor-row's Realities, and the decorations decor-ations will be done around this idea. Friday will be the last day of school for all of Lincoln's students. stu-dents. The students will only stay for an hour and while they are there they will receive their yearbooks and have them signed. We would like to thank the student council and studentbody of Lincoln Lin-coln for a great year. The citizens of the week are: ninth grade, Sidney Jeffs; eighth grade, ColleenHayes, and seventh grade, Paul Brady. Regional Roundups CENTRAL Deer Creek: Good; rainbow, brown trout; black bass; fishing good; most of the trout are recent re-cent plants. 1 Nine Mile Reservoir: Good; rainbow; boat fishing best; water wa-ter very high. Jordan River: Poor; rainbow, brown trout; water high. Utah Lake North End: Good; Channel cat, mud cat; fresh carp meat best bait; catches real good in shallow water. Utah Lake South End: Good; white bass, pike;-mechanical white bass, pike ; mechanical lures best; very slow. Lower Pro' River: Good; brown trout; success remains good for those that fish this area enough to know how. SOUTHEASTERN Lake Powell Upper Reaches: Poor; bass and catfish; heavy winds, therefore light fishing pressure. Orem-Geneva Times Thursday, May 23, 1968 National Guard Announces Field Training . Important days in the lives of the Utah Army National Guard are June 2 to July 20. Those are the dates the guard-men guard-men will conduct their annual two-weeks two-weeks of summer field training. In announcing the training dates, Maj. Gen. Maurice L. Watts, Utah Adjutant General, noted flexibility flexibil-ity and mobility will be emphasized empha-sized this year with guard units training in California, Oklahoma Oklaho-ma as well as at various Utah training sites. Camp Roberts, Calif,, will be the training- site for the 117th Engineer Comoanv from June 2 T , . 1C Mnn e ..nit IU UU1IC 1U, IVlC.'l UW U1C UlUl hail from Lehi and Tooele. The remainder of the Guard's engineer units also will conduce their annual field training the-weeks the-weeks of June 2-16. 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