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Show THE HELPER PAGE TWO .1 fl n n a m ! HELPER JOURNAL The state of Utah, through its Centennial Commission, plans to pay honor to all native Utahns who were Issued Every Thursday By THE JOURNAL PUBLISHING COMPANY Hklpcr. Utah born before May 10, 1869. Those 'born before that date have been designat ed officially as "native pioneers." It is estimated that there are 3.""" or more such native Utahns within LESTER OF W EST S CREATEST PUBLISHERS HELPER. the list is completed, a beau :!pion" certificate of honor oi u iu. tacn blank engraved tlfully one will be nneaqthenticated or wit and will be made ,,t and mailed to every living na who is well acquainted XL the state, but to this date there is tive pioneer who was born before eer. their no authentic and complete list of The May 10, 1S69. The pioneers, them. The Centennial commission, families or friends must help. a fine family through the cooperation of the pubful souvenir of the rL Fill out the accompanying blank lishers of this newspaper, is attemptit out now. of the address and name with the ing to make up such a list. tv-hp- NATIVE UTAHNS, 78 OR OVER ASKED ,TO REGISTER FOR CERTIFICATES The i T COAL FIELD C. N. Meinnaott and N. 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Jones, president of rie, Dick George Hill, LaN'ora Me, PROSPECTIVE GRADS the college, stated that this list is H Dorothy Janes, Clark Jensen, prospective only and final Ree JessMi. Jensen, Myrtle ion will depend upon the school work ARE LISTED Iiarbara Johnson, Arlene Jowell, Max H done by the students for the remainKofford, Jackie Lamph, Bruce Lun der of the term and the grades ob- Leonard, Jean L, Leonard, Annie FOR CARBON SR. HIGH tained on their final examinations. Lorraine Lewis. Faye Lewis, Jian H The following is a breakdown by Charlene Lewis, Joan McAllister, home town of the entire class as One hundred and eighty-siprosand Goldie Marakis. Madsen, H on school Ruth Agnes Mathis, Wanda Miluno. pective graduates were listed today announced and posted the school office: boards bulletin by Muhle-steinDavid Miles, Joan Mills, Ray by the lower division of Carbon CoPRICE llege. The classes, all high school Darryl Nord, Pearl Ethelh' H Xe,l Alger, Norman Aplanalp, Bill Oliver, Vera O'Neil, Van Lynn Peatenors, compares favorably with the classes of other years, but falls short Aruold, Marion Boren, Mary Brown, cock, John Peczuh, Shirley Pehrson. of last year's record breaking class Meryl Brown, Nadine Brown, Vivian Margie Phillips, Ardath Pilling. Paul H Brotherson, of 218 by 32. Joyce Bryner, Georgia R. Powell, Maurice Reece, Bryan Richmond, Shirlee Reid, Cornelius Robinson, Wanda Rowley, John Rita Silvagni, Shirley Stags H Thomas, and Marjorie Staines. Thomas, Beverley Ray Tatton, Keith Richens Thompson, Neil Warren, Maurine Waterman, Patricia Wil son and Mark Zamanatakis. H HELPER WHERE THE BIG PICTURES PLAY Betty Bonacci, Norma Borla, Ed Jama Capece, Lorraine sj ith Breznick, ... ,. niinn T .. m UnecniC, JIUIIIiy lmia, uuuiue kuhn, Donna Vee Forsyth, Tad Funokoshi, Lorna Grivet, Jean Halverson, Billy I! Klrkwood. Elaine Murray, Gloria Polonl, Lois Parker, Tony Pellegrino, Betty Plaga, Dewey Plese, Lynn H Porter, Jimmy Pugliese, Gwendolyn Quilico. MAY 9 and 10 Henry Rachele, Rose Marie Reay, Jimmy Rebol, Lucy Richida, Carl Saibin, Rudolph Sacco, Albert Emiko Sugihara, Betty A. H Tasker, Raymond Telarole, Kenneth Tomsic, Frank Wallace, Tommy Wat-onk- H Wheeler and Leo Delores Zanelli. Castle Gate Betty Allen, Grant H Babcock, Ramona Flak, Boyd New-bolElizabeth Ruby Pero, Rayona H No. 1 No. 2 Taylor and Kent Thacker. Columbia Mildred Amador, LaVae De Angelis, Nola Gontitakis, Joan H Malaby, Harold Reynolds and Rose Stella. ma for low Hiawatha Beth Anderson, Leon but abo ready ard, Bury, Bernard Christensen, Carm mm gonial Rii rie Eardley, Orlando Heaton, Lois Man or bust. Larsen, Mike Orphanakis, and Ramona Reaveley. Leah Batchelor and Leon Wattis H Smith. Ruth Elaine Bishop, Sunnyside Fahl, Dan Murphy, Kathleen Nelson, H Heda Nittsuma and Frank Turner. Wellington Merrill Branch, Olive Barbara H Branch, Phyllis Burnett, Grundvig. Virginia Mortensen, Roberta Pierce, Willis Quale, Barbara H Russell anil Cleora Thayn. Ireta Burinham, Jane Dragerton H Cooper, Jean Crosby, Raymond Ronald Fullmer, Tony Gallegos, Stella Garcia, Nolan Hanson. Mark H Hicks, Lynn Lofgren, Ronald Mc Mil BarAllister, Jacquette McDonald, ALAN CURTIS bara Palmer, Emogene Sixkiller, Jua H Russell Ware, Jr. and nita Torrez, Greta Tueller. Kemworth Ernest Burnslcle, Barbara CarsOn, Shirley Catlin, Albert Corey, Faye Jensen, Jack McDer H Also the AIR NEWS maid, Glyn Matthews, Freda Miller, Betty Nelson, George Tamillos. Eva Trauntvein and Marjorie Woodhead H Spring Glen Beverly Christiansen Betty Enid Roundy, Juanita Rose H Rowley and Maxine Vuksinick. MAY 11, 12 and 13 Clear Creek Gordon Duarte. Canyon Eddie Evatz, Car H Spring Continuous Showing Sunday 2:00 men Garcia, Neva Jensen, David Lindstrom, and Van Perkins. Sunnydale Beverly Naylor and Joyce Reaveley. 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