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Show LEHJ FBEE PRESS, LEHI. UTAH MAKCH 81. 1955 THUBSDAr, HighS chool Activities . . . Prepare Debate Students Students For Annual To Attend State Spring Festival Students at Lehi Elementary School are now rehearsing parts Forensic Meet of the annual Spring Festival as regular classwork. Eight Lehi High School speech partfif theirCecil Ash states that Principal State the students will attend in the students have been divided Forensic Meet this week-en- d Salt Lake City as contestants and into three groups, each representing a cross section of the school. alternates, after winning high Most have three sections, ratings in the Regional Forencis and soerades the students have been Festival last Friday at the local divided in that way, with each school. having students from "all Lehi placed seven students in group seven of the school. grades "ex"superior"rating and one in The three erouDS are all re cellent" rating as an alternate to the same program, which other hearsing meet. Four the state Lehians received "excellent" rat- is built around a Carnival theme. in this ings, although they will not be By dividing the students to officials school manner, hope alternates to the state tourney. In the Debate division, the solve the problem of handling the team of Lois Fowler and ReNae large audiences which will be at Carson placed in the top flight, tending the programs. Date of the performances wil: together with three teams from Junior High Students Six Teachers Train At Elementary To See Lyceum have Six new Tomorrow begun a quarter of work at the teacher-trainer- Lehi High School students will enjoy a novel lyceum program Friday when they see Shalmar in his new and original program of "Modern Miracles of Magic and Puppetry", according to Principal Ferrin Gurney. The program is to be presented at 11:00 a. m. Both Junior and Senior High School students will see special films wildlife and conservation from the State Fish and Game next Wednesday, Department April 6. The films will be shown by Lee Kay of the State Department at 9:00 a. m. for the Junior High, and 10:00 a. m. for the Senior High. Lincoln, two from B. Y. High and be Mav 4. 5 and 6. Announce will one each from American Fork and ments concerning costumes soon be made to parents Pleasant Grove. Receiving "excellents" in debate were ReNae Russon and Furlann Smith, Eugene Webb and Paul Trane of Lehi. Rae Adamson placed "superior" in Oratory, and Kay Willes received "excellent" and was named an alternate to the state meet. Three B. Y. High students and one Lincoln high orator were judged "superior". In the junior legislative forum, four Lehians reached the top tv. rating Craig Christensen, Lance Gudmundsen, Dan Peck and Dale Gunther. Four B. Y. High students and two from Lincoln will accompany them to the state tourney. Lehi did not place in the extemporaneous speaking division. The regional meet was held under the general direction of Dr. Morris Shurtz of B. Y. High, director of forensics, regional while Roger Honeyman, Lehi speech teacher, was in charge of local arrangements, Frank Newman of Lincoln High was chair-ma- n of extemporaneous speaking; Dr. Preston Gledhill of Brig-haYoung University, in charge of judges; Dan Peterson, host principal; Dr. George Lewis of B. Y. High, chairman of the legislative forum; Harvard Jensen of American Fork, chairman of oratory, and Mr. Honeyman, chairman of debate. Students to Complete Tests Next week will see the wind-u- p of tests being given Lehi High School students through the cooperation of the U. S. Employment Service, Principal Dan Peterson reports. The students are now taking manual dexterity tests in the series, which is designed to aid them in vocational selection. third term at Lehi High School were distributed Monday, according to Piincipal Dan Peterson. All parents are urged to check the cards closely before they are returned to the school so they may note their children's members, according to Principal Cecil Ash. The trainers began their practice teaching this week and will remain at the school until June, teaching half a day. In the group are Miss Varlene Cook, training in the fifth grade with Vernon K. Nieelsen; Mrs. Anne Thomas, fifth grade, Mrs. Marvel Gray; Leon Miller, sixth grade, Basil Dorton; Jan Bingham, second grade, Mrs. Eleen Cook; Mrs. Ruby Gourley, first grade, Mae Ford; and Mrs. Roy Cherrie Anderson, second grade, Ora Putnam. Curtis of Walnut News Man Dies en-rou- te On Cooperation ProgramTuber- In X-Ra- y Manning of the State culosis Association, Lehi City has been complimented for it's fine cooperation in the recent Tuberculosis Chest program conducted here. Mr. Manniiig revealed that a total of 1099 persons has been including 344 high school students of 15 years of age and He declared that this older. figure compares favorably with other successful surveys conducted throughout the state. A complete summary of the results will be forwarded to the City Council by May 1, after the photographs have been read, he reported. X-r- ay YOUR ' $$ 60 FAR (FkEAD THE ADS through summer OUR COLLECTION S8.95 - S14.50 Fruit of the Loom Everyone is raying about the Grand Values in our big won- derful group Women's Dresses, Suits, Shorty Coats, Skirts and Children's Cotton Panties Accessories. Guaranteed 4 98c pair Elegantly Fashioned Children's NYLON Cloth Table Covers PRICED S2.95 and up IMMMUUMMMMMMUW 39c 39c Glass DRESSES Come See These Dresses 69c Rag Rugs ce Mixing Bowl Sets Berry Bowl 59c 49c Sets IPKKTKTY'S 5 -- 10 -- 25c Store Adorable New Lehi Main Street Even a mild mistake must be seen as a mistake, in order to De corrected. Mary Baker Eddy. EASTER GLOVES Large Assortment Colors Priced 98c to $2.95 Sup arehmise 163 East State Street - Lehi Effective Immediately OPEN FRIDAYS - SATURDAYS ONLY Glamour ROPE BEADS Priced SIP IE (DUALS' 98c - - - Hand Operated Sharpening Machine Scout Sleeping Bags ii TTT 1 1 T n 11 ill 1 1 T.T T.T.T TTTtTTTttTTTTTTTTTTTTiviiTTiT.i M 1 1 1 n 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 m 'i i 1 1 i n 1 1 1 1 $3.95 2.95 6.95 - Get a Utility Barrel for only 98c T.T.I.I. till iIt tt i Itill mi it 11111111111 T.T.T." T T.I T.T.T.I T.1.T T.T -- $1.95 HANDBAGS In Spring favorite shapes, colors Priced $2.50 and up EASTER HATS In new pretty shapes. Priced $3.95 up Pretty Full PETTICOATS Priced $1.95 YOUR CONVENIENT SHOPPING CENTER Paint - 50c quart 1st Grade Motor Oil IF for Easter SEE Flash Lights cards for the under Clarence Creek, California, who went to Washington, D. C, on business at the Pentagon, visited here last week. A house guest at the home Willaim Roos, 71, prominent of a brother, Mr. and Mrs. B. H. the Newspaper Curtis, he also visited with a employee of and Salt sister, Mrs. Charles Warenski, Corporation, Agency Lake Tribuen employee for 25 and other family members, home. years, died at his home in Salt Lake City, Thursday, March 24, of a heart ailment. He was well Worlton, Richland, Wash.; Major known here as the husband of William Roos, Fort Leavenworth, the former Pearl Worlton of Kansas; Karl, Oakland, Calif.; Lehi John Roos, Salt Lake City; eight He retired from his position in grandchildren; one sister, Mrs. the circulation department of the Ada Groendyke, Whittier, Calif. He was a Funeral services were held NAC, last August. former employee of the Denver Monday at 12:15 p. m., in the and Rio Grande Railroad, the Liberty Ward chapel. Dr. W. L. d Bingham-Garfieloffered Railroad and Worlton, a brother-in-lathe Sih'er King mines in Park the closing prayer. Among others who attended the services were City. Born in Malmo, Sweden, July Mrs. W. L. Worlton. Mrs. Harold 2, 1883, he was the son of Hilse Allen, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Worlton, and Augusta Roos. He came to Mrs. Lena Worlton Petereson, the United States with his family. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Worlton and He was married to Pearl Worlton, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Worlton. InFeb. 26, 1916, in Salt Lake City. terment took place in Salt Lake She survives him, as do four sons: City. 2 Only 22 x 44 Report Cards Out Reeport and 1 April All Metal ce Lehi Elementary School the supervision of regular faculty Lehi Complimented CLARENCE CURTIS VISITS FROM CALIFORNIA EASTER SALE m High School s William Roos, Prominent tT.I.T.T.T |
