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Show 3sf Lists 143 Box Elder I'-USA- C PACE SEVEN Graduates BOX ELDER NEWS Brigham City .Utah Wednesday, December 6, As Students In Eventful Year There water. One hundred and forty three of Box Elder high Hobo Severely Burned Fire Engine Blazes Up school are registered at Utah On Bed Of Cement HINGHAM, Mass. (ID En- State Agricultural college this WACO, Tex. (UP) A Georgia gine Seven was speeding to a winter, according to the college fire when its drivei. John transient, who hitched a ride news bureau. smelled smoke and on a freight train at Houston, in They are participating stopped to put out a fire in his picked a box car with its floor own emergency brake. changes which mark a new era covered by a deep layer of dry Land-grant at Utahs college. cement. With the beginning of the secAfter spending the night ond half of the century, U.S.A.C. sleeping bn the powdery cea new president, ment. the transient painfully inaugurated faDr. Louis Linden Madsen, crawled from the car and turnmous nutritionist, and the lead- ed himself over to sheriffs offier is initiating many new AVs cers, who took him to a hospiand developments. tal. The students from Box Elder Quicklime in the cement had high are as follows: Dean E. inflicted severe burns over most Ahlmer, Dee' Floyd Anderson, of the transients body during Laree Anderson, Delonne Ander- the night. ifS.i son, Robert J. Baird, Gwynn WilThere are an average of 743 fr liam Barrett, Paul Crandall Bennion, Manley Lealand Bid-lac- persons in each square mile in Wallace S. Bingham, Jon Rhode Islqpd. R. Boothe, Ray Merrill Boothe, Robert Irven Braegger, Jerry Jerald Ross Wight, Lee Morris Kathleen J. Williams, Leslie Bundy, Leonard Eugene Wight, Darwin Robert G, Burrows, Richard K. Woodland, Burrows, PWll Carole Call, Marilyn Call, Wil- L. Young. liam Vosco Call, Reed L. CampEighty graduates of Bear Carruthers, River high school are registered bell, Jacquelyne John E. Carter, Shirl Fred Car- and they are a sfollows: Jay C. Anderson, Douglas K. ter, William Anton Gates, Jay B. Anderson, Elaine Anderson, Lou Norman W. Christensen, Willard H. Chris- Jean Ballard, Beverly Joyce Christensen, tensen, Winnie H. Clark, Dennis Barkie, Charles E. Bigler, MarWarren Dallin, Darrell L. Deem, lene Bourne, Kenneth Henry Devere R. Calderwood, Lorenzo C. Demars, Henry Wal- Brown, Donald D. Dunn, Lamar C. Capeper, Mary Cape-ner- , ter Drewes, William N. Capener, Ivie Richard M. .Eskelsen, Miles Y. Ferry, Joan Flamm, Dee Rhodes Deon Christensen, Joanne ChrisForrest, Don Rhodes Forrest, tensen, Thirl I. Christensen, Margaret Forsgren, Elaine F. Patti L. Covey, Jay Fred Culli-morLorenzo J. Cummings, Freeman, Spence Leon Gardener, Eugene Oliver Garfield, Donald R. Davis, Patricia Ann James Reuben Gibbs, Arnold B. Fairbanks, Helen Nanette Fel-steArthur James Arthur Felsted, June Goss, Gilbert, James Lowejl Ridd Grover, Max Oscar Firth, Bonnie W. Gardner, Oleen e Clive Gam, Wendell H. Giles, Grunig, Reed W. Hadfield, Calvin Hafner, Joyce Hee-le- Bonnie Kay Hansen, Lawrence Leon Hall, Bonnie Hansen, Rob- Parry Hansen, Wendell ert W. Harper, Charles Morgan Harris, Alfred C. Henderson, EdHawkes, Jay P. Hawkes, Maun ward C. Henderson, Argyle Hen-rie- , Joe M. Hess, Seymour B. G. Hirschi, Wayne L. Hirschi, John L. Holmes, Carol Holmgren, Hill, Max D. Hodge, Sterling S. AaVit Vu. Burt Huish, Jr., Kenneth B. Hunsaker. Delores Holst, Raymon Fred D. Isaacton, Verl Joseph Horsley, Legrande D. Hubbard, Don C. Hunsaker, Hugh Deloy Iverson, Andrew Junior Jensen, Tty" Ivolene Hunsaker, Mark Ilyrum Jensen, George R. Hunsaker, Joan Hunsaker, Margene Hun- Johnson, Owen J. Jones, Archie saker, Wayne 3. Hunsaker, Ar- Reed Larson, Donald Carl Laub, lene M. Hutchison, Arlo Alvin Marianne L. Manning, Roscoe James, Sydney Carter James, Leroy Mason, Beverly M. Dallas Eugene Meldrum, Farrel Dick Meredith Jensen, Andy Jensen, Gordon D. Jensen, Sterling L. Meldrum, Troy Mil-toMarcus Martin Jensen, Ramon Miller, Barbara Lea Morris, L. Jensen, George Ellis Jepper-son- , Betty Jean Morris, Melvin Reed Ardell N. Jepperson, Ray Munk, Francis Rohland Munns, O. Jepperson, Marie Thorne Lea Allen Neaman, Carl Jay Johnson, Nelson, Robert Martin Nish, ColGaynell Jepperson, Gordon leen Packer, Robert Francis PotMelvin Keith Johnson, Johnson, Non P. Johnson, George ter, George Monte Reynolds, Joel J. Richards, Jeraldine Robbins, t Jorgenson. Eula : K. Kimber, Kathryn Joyce Romer, Bonnie Joy Ryt-tinLamon Thomas Simmons, King, Robert F. Knudson, Jarvis Ben Koford, Norma Jean Kotter, Wilford Woodruff Snow, Lloyd L. Sorenson, Derlene Stenquist, Mary Frieda Kunzler, Richard J. Kunzler, Glen E. Leggett, Gale David E. Stenquist, Marilyn Delbert Rees Madsen, Stohl, Jay Merrill Stokes, Edythe Maddox, Tracy Macro, Joan Morris, Ross Joan Summers, Lucille Elaine Carol Jean Warnke, G. Morris, Vear Lee Mortensen, Taylor, Wendel White, Keith Bruce Nelson, Carolyn Nelson, Ralph BREITENBEKER Dallas C. Nelson, George A. Neil-son- , Wallace Wise, Ann Wood, RobM.- fcundel. Jr ELECTRIC Royal Kent Normal); ert Leslie A. Olson, William Packer, Perry Peters, Kent J. Peterson, Royles John Peterson, Bud Powers, James Marvin Powers, Dilworth Prisbrey, Grant Mathias Reeder, John H. Reeve, Harold J. Richards, Darlene T. John Rogers, Merrill R. Ross, E. Schow, Palmer Fred Siegfried, Derral Lewis Siggard, Glen Alvin Smith, Helen Claire Smith, Alice John Delbert Spaekman, K. Stewart, Grant Lyle Thompson, Max G. Tingey, Richard Dale Tingey, Willis Alma Tingey, Valma I. Tolman, Maynard Victor, Colcn H. Waddoups, Carol C. Warburton, Dwight C. Mary Ward, Vernon L. Watkins, Albert B. Watson, Robt ert H. Wendel, George W. 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