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Show r REIT.KX February 16, 196W-J?ag- f kt" 4r Clearfield High news jj "ISA f v. Clearfield lliglis jiace remains at busy level 'VV J 1 4 -- A By Tanya ftvckl . that ' requires! If you see me mumbling. Im rehearsing my oration. French students are butitating practice and hard work for competition in French recitations at the BYU Language Festival in early April; this will be Clearfields first participation there. The American Legion Essay Contest Preserving America, is plugging ahead full steam until its due date, February 20th. Prizes, friends! The HiD Air Force Base Essay contest is to full swing and nearing its deadline of - March 1st. I could use the 6100.00 prize, what preparation , . x They say the weeks that follow the Yulefide Season are $ weeks which balance and bit a happy medium . with the furor and excitement of December and early January. This certainly canV' not be said of Clearfield High, f cause plentys FHA officers and a select group of club members are making preparations for their jaunt to Salt Lake City early to March for the two day FHA National Convention at the Hotel Newhouse. The newly farmed debate club ? r t Is shaping up debates, orations, and extemporaneous speeches for couldnt you? BURGLAR WOULD ATTEMPT TO ROB the Busby homt, the Weber College Debate Meet, The American Legion Oratorical d this comedy, on ln reheimla courts! Begin 17th and 18th. And Contest was recently concluded Jadl Bradahaw, Carol February Dorie t -- 1 n NO G th with Its three male winners, all wealthier and wiser from it all And last, but not least, was Clearfield High's Sweetheart Ball, held last Friday night. The highlight cf the evening unfolded under an artistic sky of red and white streamers when the valentine prince and princess were crownedf The royalty, Kathy Bushnell, daughter of Mrs. Clarence Bushnell and Larry Lomax, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Lomax, reigned over the nights hearts, lace, and - valentines centered around the theme "Togetherness. The dance was sponsored by the ninth grade officers, and committees. Who sez nothin's up?t7 8 e s, By the sweat of their brow ye shall know them. And, no one deserves more credit than students who are able to make the honor rcll. These are the students who achieved this honor at Clearfield High School during the first semester of the schools first year. High Honors: Mir line Christensen, Anita Cooper, Jim Reynolds, Harold Stein. Honors: Craig Anderson, Ste- Goenlty UPell.y, are, left to right: H.nmm, The pUy wlU be Produced by Central Darta Jr. Elliott, RoUnd Held, and Sharon WlUUmaon. on March 16 and 17th. High, nnder the direction of Ronald Petcroen, School plays teams from Davis High will participate in the annual Weber College Debate tournament tomorrow and Saturday. Davis has always been successful at Weber. In each of the past two years Davis gained a first place in the mans division. Last year Noall Bennett and Margaret Whitesides won and in 1959 Don Pearson and Ron Thurgood gained victory. This year 3 senior teams Will compete in the mens division; 3 senior teams and 3 junior teams will compete in the womens division; and 3 junior teams will compete , in the beginners division. The teams participating in the mens division are Matt Simmons and Jeff Nye, Mike Lowe-an- d Gerald Halliday, Russell Wilougb-b-y and Gary Steed, Boyd Pearson and Robert Anderson, and Scott Jorgenson and Paul Dredge. Attending the womens division are Colleen Steed and Linda Karen Wilcox and Norma Bouy, Carolyn Cornia and Barbara Frost, and Pat Johnson and Eileen Thatcher., Darts competing in the beginner's division are Eileen Zaugg and Cathy Hammon, Anita Sanders and Melvin Wilson, and Cathy Fergurson and fat Whit- 'LAYTON, Utah, Feb. 10, Rehearsal for the Central Davis Jr. High School plays began Feb. 7 under the direction of Mr. Ronald L. Petersen, teacher of Drama and Journalism. Student directors assisting him are Ixr-ale- e Johnson, Steven Sill, and Gordon Robins. The plays are aa follows: a drama High Window", which concerns a cynical old woman who pretends to be an invalid. Then there is a comedy, "If Girls Ask Roys for Dates1--, which involves young romance. In this play, the girls do the asking and the dating. Finally. there is another comedy, Nobody Sleeps, in which a common burglar breaks into a house only to find, as be puts It, Dames, Dames, Dames. The characters of'High Window" are as follows: Cheryl Lorenc, Becky Leonard, T. J. Thompson, Leslie Keyser, Wayne Webb, Grant Hansen. The cast fer Nobody Sleeps" consists of: Chad Dobson, Roland Hdd, Sharon Williamson, Carol Ju4i Elliot, Karen Anderson. Bradshaw and Doris Hansen. . In "if Girls Asked Boys for Dates" these students make up the cast: .Judy Arciaga, Clifford Hughes, Mkheal Parish, Rhonda taker. Peterson, Carol Thomas, and Gloria Barton. - light-hearte- d debate very has Ben-nio- n, , . ' tied Cross Club hosts party;- - - Sons and fathers ... By fused Leyton All swim clubs and Red Cross chapters in northern Utah are invited to a party hosted by the Swim Club, Red Croa Club of Davis High and all other Red Cross chapters In Davis County. This exciting event will take place on February 25, when after delightful swimming In the Clearfield pod a dinner will be served in the Clearfield High School After the dinner there will be . games and dancing. The purpose for this event, stated Lermif Hartshorn, president of Swim Club,, Is to get better acquainted with the students from other, schools who are in Swim dubs and see what they are doing - for entertainment." feted at Central Loyd Seely Feb. 3 at 6:30 p.m. Leyton Central Davis Junior High, a father and sons night was held. The program .started with a basketball game between Centrals Eighth grade and the Ogden Trojans. In this game the Cub's led all the way and came out the victors over the Trojans by a twenty point margin. e activities featurThe ed a physical fitness test, this included calisthenics; the standing broad jump, block rac, push ups, chinning, and sit ups perfumed by the seventh period gym classes. In the second game the two ninth grade teams of the two schools dashed. In the first quarter the Central team took the lead and held it until the half. Central kept In the second-hal- f its lead up to the very second. Alter the games refreshments were served by some of the teachers of the school. at half-tim- ' Students to govern Feb. 21 By Patsy Whittaker Student Government Day to be held at Davis High School on February 21 will bring a change in the normal activities of schod when members of the F.TA. and Bachelor Clubs will replace members of- -, the faculty and instruct the .classes at Davis. The Future Tepctx and Bachelor Cuba are, organizations of students who are. interested teaching as a career. Because of their interest hi teaching, Student Government. Day has been organized to give three students experience in that field. The officers and advisor of ths two , dubs have expressed their appreciation to students and teachers for their cooperation in organizing this special day. Bert Ninalga, secretary of the Bachelor dub, said, Student Government Day is a very educational experience for the FTA and Bachelor Club members, and I am very sure that it will be a big success. last Language teacher meet for study All secondary level Davis County met to discuss the states new course of study for the Language Arts teachers Utah. Supervisors Horton C. Miller nd John Steven White were responsible for the meeting. Miss Alton Fore gen, . State Dept of RubUc Instruction and .Mrs. Dorothy Bingham lectured group. It was decided that Language Arts teachers need to give more attenion to' the application of the Language Arts and less attention to the bdentifica-tio- n of the parts ,' of speech ana grammatical- - term Layton L achers from is -- t . By MaUlns Martin By Boyd Pearson Twelve By Judl Brad thaw By Comings & goings at North Davis Jr. Weber College Debate tourney invites Darts Central readies the Get That Old. Feeling, e! Security, Contentment, Insured With the Best Insurance ' u 138 So., 77 ' Stats, Clearfield Jl1 INWAHAt Club begin 4-- H leajcni ' ' work .4. COLUMN American teenagers are confident and optimistic . By Flor,Suzara (Flee Suzara is a foreign exchange student attending Davis High Schod from the Philippines) I should like to write today about some thoughts. Some o f them are: ....that the American teenager has strongly impressed me by his ways, his ideas, his point view, his speech, his appearance and his versatility. He is alert and receptive. His ideas are practical. .He is confident and optimistic. In speech, he is articulate and direct. He is, in dress, smart and neat. He is and generous. More so, be is open and frank. He is aware of his responsibilities yet he is and casual He greatly interested in the happenings to the world. He reads the papers to keep himself informed. In his studies, be is g and diligent. I respect him and speak highly about that my greatest disap- warm-hearte- Th planning and preparation of foods for dinner, menus,, will be studied by the Kitchen Queen Club of Kaysville, who,, met last Wednesday at the home of Carol Barton, to plan their seaClub work. sons Results of their election of offoods ficers for this fourth-yea- r club Is as follows: Carol Barton, 4-- Sally Phillip, Carolyn Dredge, secretary;' Ann Lawrence, treasurer; Mary Ann Gardner, song leader; Susan Manning, reporter; Sandra Rushforth, recreational chairman; Susan Stewart, safety chairman; Helen Bishop health chairman; LaVone Passey, program chairman; and Valeria Thatcher, perMrs. Adelia sonnel chairman. Rushfoirth and Mrs. Bernice Barn- t; dub leaders. Batteries : Phone TA Brake Service 65 and Tone Ups .... Pat Freestone, Lauon Barbara Gaisford, stone, While, and Allan Van Dyka. There will also be a puppet show presented by the 1st gradt class of Mrs. Suzanne Moon. The main business to be conducted at the meeting will b the selection of, a nominating committee to select condidates for re:;t years PTA officers, a cording to Mrs. Olive W, Jense PTA president multi-purpos- sixth-grad- Laytcn Wards set ball date ; A Stairway to ths Layton Stars provider the glamourous theme for the gold and green ball being sponsored by the Lay-to- n Third - and Eighth Wards ' Saturday, February 18. The dance will begin at 9 p.m. and will feature a tip dance band and entertaining floor show. Refreshments will be served by; the MIAs of the two wards wh are sponsoring the danced. wnn A .. $ WJMvWMyyBtftw ' VV, 4'ii i K4v ;K:v'V. vyp 1 Vt Vr5. Barbara McEntlre, Linda McDonald, Glenda Moore, MardeQ Parish, Ilene Singleton. Ann Schofield, Pamela Steed, Steven Steed, Tanya Stuck!, Connie Thurgood, Carol Westoven, and Mark Zaugg. V. 'IT Keep your weather-ey- e on the test. 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Colleen Bennett, Marie Bingthat my biggest surprise v that L havent got over with yet ham, Susan Blake, Pat Bond. is to see girls with peeping Cheryl Bryan, Paula Sue Bullock, Lesley Cave, Bryan Clark, knees. Terry Craythorn, Erich Darr, Steve Donohue. g "b 690 So. State, Clearfield ATLAS . Tires ' - ; Nel-seo- n, Stan's Chevron Service R.SMTH Phona TA Ws welcome Mrs. Jean Sanders into our faculty as a teacher. She has taken the place vacated by Mrs. Carolyn Andersen. Mrs. Sanders lives in Layton and has a family of three. Prior to her assignment at North, hire. Sanders was an active substitute teacher. Also new in the department is Miss Nancy Ricks from Utah a student-teachState University. Miss Ricks is receiving first hand instruction and experience in the classroom under the direction of Miss Florence Papageorge. We are happy to have onr office secretary Mrt. Ranae Bodily back with us again. She was not with us for four months due to illness, during which time Mrs. Von Barber filled the position of office secretary. Mrs. Bodily has efficiently filled this position for five years. Jim Williams has returned to his shop classes after ten days of stretching" to the hospital. Jim said he feels an inch taller and a pound lighter after being stretched with weights to correct a back Injury. Welcome back! North Davis proudly announces the following honor students: Barbara NcKinnon, Mary Lon Broadbent, Dennis Mitchell, Gerald Stinson, Susan Albrichtsen, Carol Patterson, Cheryl Patterson, Shirley Burnett, Melanie Martin, Louisa Bishop, Kim Barber, Nancy Jones, Darlene Young, Jackie Crawshaw, Marcia Iverson, Ann Venskus, Nancy Mitchell, Milan Blake, Carolyn ' Standing with 3.00 average. Marlene Park, Carol - Susan Hansen, Sherry Reid, Darlene Sanders, Priscilla Plischke, Betty Fisher, Betty Jo Grant, Steven Markos, Susan Hamby, Marilyn Summers, Cherryl Everhart, Anne McCarthy, Donna Dinger, Linda Lee Wallace with 3.85 average; Paul Anderson, Carol Fernelius, Maxine Cook, Bonnie Gardner, Rosemary Garrard, Dixie Green, La Naun HaH Judith Hancey, Janice Gumm, David Peters, Lon-n- a Parker,. Judy Sacco, Marsha Sedgwick, Janice Tolman, Shar-len- e Meacham, Dixie Dalton, Don Burton with 171 average. Bonnie Kelly, Melvin Paulsen, Rickey Kay, Garth Stanger, Larry Tobias, Keith Cox, Kathleen Jensen, Joyce Ashbaker, Diane VanAlmen, Diane Parter, Carol Ann Bowes, Carol Bywater, David Nelson, Judy Patton,' Otrisina Carnahan, Susan Rives, Judy Burlison, Leslie Stuart, Dorothy Bennett, Carl Waldbury, Jenean Vierkley, Sharon Dure, Peggy Rice, Linda Hammon, Carol Stephen Smurthwaite, Jerry fisher, Elaine Hansen, Carolyn , Whiting with 157 average. es, are serving as Be Fully VERN FLOR'S t named light-hearte- An open forum discussion concerning any phase of schocfs or their relation to the home, has been scheduled by the Farming-to- n Elementary School PTA on Thursday, Feb. 16, at 7:30 p.m. e to the school's room. Members of the forum panel will include Supt. G. Harold Holt; Mrs. Arietta Williams, curriculum supervisor; Mrs. Dorothy Larison, intermediate grades sup-yt- v isor; and Mrs. Elaine CliarVoz, primary grades supervisor, from the District School Board; Harold Berg. Mrs. Principal Louise Stein. 4th grade teacher; and Mrs'. Marise Kammerte, 1st grade teacher from , , i School , Parents are urged to be prepared to submit any questions they may have concerning '4 ire schools, (operational, ' financial, programming, etc.) and suggestions as to the development of more cooperation between schools and the home. Other numbers on the program will include vocal numbers by e the schools three teachers, Lynn Stoddard, Frank all Honor Roll x Open forum discussion to. bo in Farmington FLAVORS Realroast Peanut -- Buffer. 3 lb iar Prices Effective Thursday, Friday and Saturday , |