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Show Page THE Six el Garrett, president; Robert Paul Lunt, One Measurement Only Royce, secretary; Jayne Wetherell, treasurer; Mary Bosh, reporter; Karen To be Given Free to Ostler, girls sports manager; Michael Garrett, boys sports Check JUNIOR HIGH ELECTS STUDENT BODY OFFICERS The Junior High recently elected officers to preside over their functions as a separate student body. Those elected were: Mich- Compliance NEPHI. UTAH S, Only one measurement made free to determine ance with the farm wheat allotment for 1956, advises '& October Thursday, University of Utah Band Article on Washington traffic Control Brings Day to be Conducted Saturday Afternoon Eplanatinn of Utah Needs The October issue of Readers SALT LAKE CITY Schedule describ-th- e for the eighth annual Band Day Digest contains an article war against highway slaughtacreage at the University of Utah on Oct. er being waged by the State of J. Wal- 8 was announced this week ter Paxman, chairman of the Dr. Ronald D. Gregory, U direct-by Washington. What makes the Washington Juab County Agricultural Stabil- or of bands. program of special interest is twoization and Conservation county Between 1200 and 1500 high fold. First, their determined and committee. If addtional measureprogram of strict enforcements are needed they will be school students from Utah and all-omade only at the request of the neighboring states are expected to ment on the highways resulted in farmer and at his expense. The attend the observance which will drastic reduction in highway faonly exception will be where there be marked this year by the an- talities last year compared with is a dispute over the acreage in- nual football classic between Utah the previous year. Secondly, this volved and it developes that the and Brigham Young University at year their highway deaths are beginning to rise again, compared original measurement was in er- the U stadium at p. m. ror. Band day will be held jointly with last year. Why? The answer to this cfuestion Chairman Paxman emphasi ses with High School Senior day as might be suggested in a point the point at' this time because of it was last year. a recent change In the program Hgh school band students will brought out at the recent Utah which puts the determination of register in the band building Traffic Court conference when compliance on a harvested, rather from 12 noon until 1 p. m., with James P. Economar of the Amerthan a planted acreage. He ex- a mass band rehearsal n the stad- ican Bar association emphasized plains that the farmer is advised ium scheduled from 1 to 2:30 p. m. the need to have any accident if the first measurement reveals From 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. a ser- prevention program properly bal excess agreage and the date by ies of clinics have been provided, anced. This means that the courts which the excess acreage must be each student to attend any two of must proceed on a correctional basis rather than purely a punitive disposed of to avoid penalty. Af his choice. They include movies of and revenue-collectin- g theory. At ter the excess acreage has been college bands in action, demondisposed of it is up to the farmer strations of marching band- tech-niu- the same time, the court must each case in the light of the and to ask for a by the,U band, a- baton-twirler-s' weigh to pay for the cost. clinic and a tour of the class of driver involved, L e., Is The instruction issued to all campus. Also open to high school he a Can't, a "Don't, or a Won't ASC offices covering ths point visitors is the Senior day dance at type of driver? By the same token, the enforce provaes that 'the acreage of any the LDS Institute of Religion. At 4:30 p. m. the U will provide ment officers must back up the allotment crop may be adjusted to the allotment prior to specified a barbeque, following which, at courts and proceed intelligently dates if the operator elects to do 6 p. m. band members will meet and consistently in their functions, so and pays the estimated cost at the stadium. At 6:30 they will Their actons, in turn, must be e of measuring the adjusted acreage step off in a parade diligently backed and supported to the (ASC) county office". which will climax at 7:45 p. m. by the prosecutors because noth when they form a huge block USA ing so discourages an officer as to see his efforts nullified by faul on the field. Leaders are Chosen ty or ineffectve follow up action Together with the BYU band on the prosecutor's part. Cheerleading tryouts were held they will play Sousa's immortal conference also stress Wednesday, September 21, . 1955. "Stars and Stripes oFrever" un- edThe Utah the need to have the entire Results of the voting were: Sen- der Dr. Gregory's baton, and then ior song leaders: Janet Ockey, will be led in "The Star Spangled enforcement program equally sup ported by a continuous and well Mary Lou Chase, Arlene Stephen-se- n Banner" by Dr. LeRoy J. Robert carried out program of public inand Hazel Dalby. Senior cheer son, chairman of the U depart formation and education. The leaders: Nan Christensen, Saund- - ment of music accidDr. Gregory said that high other facet of the over-a-ll ra Newell and Gay Dene Harmon. high Sophomore song leaders: Colleen school bandmasters desiring to ent prevention program must also keep Grace Worthington. join in the celebration should no way engineering Westring, pace. Mary Lou Stephensen and Millie tify him as soon as possible. Shepherd. Sophomore cheer lead . 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