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Show ! - - - T1 , , CRarffeiailigh has Central Davis Hyctcry Pcrscnality By Tanya Stuck! , Th Reflex Journal Mystery contest gave tie an idea. We have no prizes to give, no blanks to fill, but we'll describe a personality attending our Clearfield High School and you will see bow fast you recognize him. Remember, now, no prizest Our Mystery student was born November 30th, 1944 in Coalville, Utah, one of three children. He has attended Washington Terrace Elementary, South Clearfield Elementary and North Davis Junior High School and lives in Gear-fielHe plays clarinet in the school band and was a member of the football, basketball and track teams. He was chosen ninth grade Youth and at Junior High graduation was awarded the "Oscar" as their Outstanding Student of 1960. Boy PAGE d. Davis alumnus Junior If he were 21 hed vote for Kennedy and almost be through college and ready for the Marines. He likes girls who are fun to be with, to whom be can talk easily and who are intelligent and pleasant. Fellows who are willing to help each other on teams or off, who don't always Vise off but do have a sense of humor, are his choices. A straight "A student, he enjoys hunting, mnsic, math and science. He worked a month on Kamas ranch this summer and at a local drive-ithe remainder of vacation time. He recently was elected 1st Sophomore President at Gear-fiel- d - School contest finish recruit High News Rotes Edited by Gloria Barton Central played a very exciting game with Gearfield Highs ninth grade footbaU team Thursday. Both teams held their lines and the score ended up Approximately 20 girls from the Pep Gub, under the direction of Eva Fryer, added a lot of school spirit and pep to the game. The students who were chosen citizens of the. month for September are John Layton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Layton, and Pat Parrish, daughter of Mr. and High. H Get the picture? No one else Mrs. Alma Parrish. Each will but REVORG LEAHCIM spelled receive a free pass to the Kaysville Theatre for one month, backwards! courtesy of Lee Liston With the selection of the officers of our school newspaper and another contest corfipleted, Central has filled this week with plenty of activities last 0-- n ii Pm 1960 October By Judy Bradshaw What a twist! Last Layton year at Central the studentbody had' contest for -- the largest handbag and the ; largest feet. This year, however, prizes were given for the smallest feet and the smallest handbag. On Sept 28, thir contest was .held both first and second lunch. The winners for the smallest handbag were, first lunch, Judy Sparks and, second lunch, Connie Cooper. The winners tot the smallest feet were, first lunch, Phyll Collier and, second lunch, John' Davis? All winners received a $1.00 pen. Efil-- L FALCON CONTEST 7 YEARS BELMONT. NOW OLD r General Maxwell E. Rich is graduate of Davis (Editors not: This is another series of Davis alumni submitted by Bob Bonnemort and Matt Simmons, Davis High seniors.) in the Vm, &- v, - As the Districts schools last week, attended a epe-nto a learn workshop variety of medias in teaching art in the elemen54 who the teachers Of schools. registered for the course at the H. C. Burton tary teachers from the West Bountiful School, are School, Kaysville, two third-grad- e shown here with the instructor, Mrs. California Winter, art instruction specialist from the Milton Bradley Crayon Co. The teachers, learning the art of fingerpaint-ing- , are Mary Ann Jones, left, and Mrs. Jennie S. Baty, right. S( HOOL TEACHERS FROM 22 of the al two-da- y Whitesides School Briefs There are five teachers new to the school this year. Donna Bone teaches 2nd grade, Shirley 3rd grade, Mildred 4th grade, Jens Kartch-ne- r teaches 5th grade and Richard Knowlton is teaching a 6th grade class. These came well qualified and are demonstrating them c a p a b i in many ways. Pehrson Hart Men's Red Sweat Shirts .... Men's Hooded Sweat Shirts Boys' Sweat Shirts Hunting Caps Men's and Boys' 10.98 to Hunting Boots teachers 16.93 18.98 Insulated Boots .eiiiio rsutoied Underwear 2 General Rich was born on August 13, 1913, in Centerville and attended the Centerville Elementary School. From there, he entered Davis High School where he was in various activities, including play mg basketball, being active in speech, entering the Martha E. Barnes contest, participating in dramatics and becoming student body president. After finishing high school, he entered the University of Utah and went into pre law for three years While at the University, he entered the ROTC program He was also in the artilleryy division of the National Guard in Bountiful. He received his commission m 1934. After college he went to work for the Rockv Newspaper organized Mountain Bank Note Co. Gen. Rich was called to active By Mike Parrish duty at the start of World War Mr Ronald L. PeII in 1941 as a First Lieutenant Layton and he served for five and a terson announced the organizanewshalf years, attaining the rank of tion of Centrals school Lt Colonel. paper, The Cub Reporter, to his Drama and Journalism class, In 1946 he helped reorganize Monday, Sept 26, 1960 the Utah National Guard and staff will be as This commanded the artillery divis- follows yeais Editor, Mike P a r r i sh, ion. He was made a full colonel Assistant Editor, Loralee Johnon the 11th Corps Artillery Staff son, Sports Editor, T J Thompin 1950 All this time, he was son, LeonSociety Ed.tor, working for the Rocky Mountain ard, Feature Editor, Cheryl Bank Note Company and the Renorters, Gloria Barton, military life was merely a hobby hc'and Held, Dons Hanson, for him part time Wayne Webb, Steve Sill, Karen But in 1953 he was made a Anderson, Sharon Williamson, Brigadier General in the Na- Paul Hughes, Colleen Johnson, tional Guard and in 1956 he was Ronda Peterson, Carol Elliot, promoted to Major General Chad Dobson, Carol Thompson At the present General Rich Grant Hansen, and Gordon RobAmericanan is spearheading bins ism Up Front campaign to acTlie class plans on distributing quaint the State of Utah with the its first newspaper the threat of communist infiltration week in October. His plans are to set up a Freedom Academy at Camp Williams cold war strategy To Gen Rich, along with all and to have one top junior ( m every high school m the stai alumni, is extended a heaity attend the academy for 10 dns welcome to come to the homein the summer While there thr-coming activities at Davis High would become acquainted with School on November 4 each 1 P '1 M' .Jj Belmont Is r.m& f i , You i dont need a seat on the stock exchange to enjoy this fine 7 Year Old Bourbon. third NOW 7 YEARS OLD SAME LOW -- EJELCnOMT PRICE 4TRAI6HT BOURB0 THE LIGHTER BOURBON WHISKEY N Our school will again participate la tha televised Elementary French program on a limited basis as was the case last year. Elia Hoskins, 5th grade teacher will conduct the program with 25c Gloves 35c for Quality! BEST ...AND BEST THEY ARE SAFEWAY GU. RIB ROAST SHORT RIBS conferences will be November We are hoping for 100 per cent parent participation again. 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Flavor! 3 for 1.C3 mm Rov Department Roy MO. Layer Cakes The first Ogden Botta Country Club Music & Appliance Ogden Bountiful Motor Sales Bountiful Builders Paylexs Ogden ( learfield Department Store learfield ( UtWREHCESURS. Bakery Special Again a very fine gioup of P. T. A officers and chairmen are organized. This year appears to be the year for considerable Grass Roots" parent and teacher understandings, especially in the curriculum areas. IN KAYSVILLE Baileys Furniture CO. BEST fn for Trim! P. T. A. Parent-Teache- Vmerican Fence Co. Ogden Artistic Floors Ogden USTU.UX6 BEUtOKT PK00T El.mntary French Red Hankies The E no kjh ) Lor-en- her class. Formal classwoik has begun on October 3. This same program can be received in the home at 6 p m. Piece 1.99 studentbody president of Davis High School in the class of 1931, Maxwell E Rich had little idea that someday he would be commanding the Utah National Guard. Hi Cl Peaches ' cans Apricots Tomatoes if llSUfJ RADIO 730kc vf Frozen Foods! 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