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Show Utah State University Reports 193 BEHS Graduates Now Enrolled There Graduation from Box Elder High school does not mark the finish of studies and school life for many students, according to a report received this week from the Utah State University at Logan. The report indicates that there are 193 graduates of Box Elder High school now enrolled in classes at Utah State Univer. . sity. 1 They include: Barbara May B. Alai, junior, English; Margaret Elva Allred, freshman, elementary education; Richard W. Anderson, junior, electrical "engineering: Toshiukl Aoki, sophomore,' business administration; Max Leon Baty, junior, business administration; Brent Evan Beearts; cher, junior, industrial Denton Hess Beecher, freshman, civil and irrigation engineering; Tom Lou Bekker, senior, elecJ trical engineering. , , Noel Rulon Bess, freshman, Va1oy Jensen orientation; Boothe, sophomore, education; Wayne Leon Bowcutt, freshman, orientation; Delbert E. Briden-stine- , junior, electrical engineering; Stephen Lars Bunnell, senior, civil and Irrigation engineering; Austin Reed Burke, aeronautics; .Diane junior, Burke, freshman, orientation; Paul Howard Burt, sophomore, speech; Wayne S. Butler, senior, speech; Harold Daniel Bywater, Bryan freshman, orientation; Ken Carter, freshman, electrical engineering; John Ellis Carter, graduate, administrative education; and Russell Keith Carter, graduate, industrial arts, Wayne Jack Cheney, sophomore, premedical; Chester R. electriChristensen, freshman, cal engineering; Evan J. Christensen, junior, political science; Wilford senior, Christensen, Sara L. physical ,r education; Clingenpeel, junior, elementary education; Norton J. Cook, freshman, business management; Thomas Don Coppin, freshman, orientation; Kenneth Ross JaCouch, freshman, net Craner, sophomore, secre-tona- l l; science. . Robert Wayne Cutler, junior, industrial arts; Thomas Albert animal husDavis, freshman, bandry; Lavar Douglas, sophomore, education; Dianne Rene Earl, freshman, clothing textiles and related arts; Richard Kiyoe enEndo, freshman, electrical gineering; Kelly Niel Farmer, senior, sociology; Joan Fillmore, sophomore, secretarial science; William Dale Flack, senior, physical education; Wendy Foster, freshman, elementary education; Arthur Ott Gardner, senior, physical education; Bernard Veron Gilbert, fresh and irrigation engineering; Alma Reid Goldsbcrry, freshman, wildlife management; Dixie Gunderson, freshman, elementary education; Karen Gunderson, junior, elementary education; David Andersen Hall, freshman, orientation; Max Arnold Hall, senior, education; Darwin Robert Hailing, senior, mathematics. , . , Dale Frederick Hansen, freshReid Willis man, Hansen, sophomore, business administration; Robert Lloyd Hanindustrial arts; sen, senior, Mary Jo Harris sophomore, home economics education; and Glenn Marnner Ilawkes, fresh-man" general agriculture. , freshM. Hendrickson, Judy man, education; David Lon Hewlett, senior, education; Gary Joe Iligley, senior, education; Jimcivil mie Roy Hill, freshman, and irrigation engineering; Glade Ferd Hirschl, sophomore, orientation: Jerilyn Holmgren, junior elementary education; Val Glen Humphreys, senior, man, civil r, l. Curtis B. Hunsaker, senior, Glen Ray Hunsaaeronautics; ker, Junior, dairy production; J. Neil Hunsaker, junior, landMaurice architecture; scape Lynn Hunsaker, junior, business administration; Myrna Hunsaker, senior, physical education; Paul Duane Hunsaker, senior, physical education; Robert S Hunsaker junior, sociology, Marion R. Hyde, freshman, Roy Julian Hyer, orientation; sophomore, industrial arts; Walter Lyle Jenkins, freshman, civil and ' irrigation engineering; Camille Jensen, sophomore, home economics education; Dee Melvin Jensen, freshman, business management. Delon C. Jensen, freshman, electrical engineering; Ellis Jensen, junior, diesel technology; Elwynn Henry Jensen, junior, orientation; Grover Dwight Jensen, senior, business management; Harold Delon Jensen, technology; sophomore, diesel Karen Marie Jensen, junior, physical education; Kent Burton automotive Jensen, freshman, technology. " Nancy Lou Jensen, junior, physical education; Newell William Jensen, senior, business administration; Randall William Jensen, junior, electrical engineering; Robert Neville Jensen, senior, civil and Irrigation engineering; Ross Taylor Jensen, sophomore, civil and irrigation engineering; Sherilee Mae Jensen, sophomore, elementary education. Gerald E. Jenson, freshman, electrical engineering; Sidney EMI LUNCHES Chicken, French fries, hot buttered rolls $1.00 Brown Shrimp, fries, rolls, cocktail sauce $1.00 65c Deep Fried Fish and Chips, rolls, cocktail sauce JUNIOR SIZE BOXES of Chicken, Shrimp and Veal 69c HOT DOG ON A STICK 15c Vi 6 Golden :EDliiE CAFE Phone 438 Jenson, freshman, electrical engineering: Kenneth Tad Jeppe- sen, freshman, civil and irrigaRobert O. tion engineering; secondary Jeppesen, freshman, education; Arncll Jensen Jepp-sen- , junior, elementary education; Anita Helene Jeppson, junior, social work. Roland W. Jeppson, senior, civil and irrigation engineering; Allen Leron Johnsen, senior, Dean business administration; Brent Johnsen, freshman, elecand Mary trical engineering; Alice Johnson, journalism. Vernon Kerr Johnson, sophoelectrical more, engineering; Jay Maurice Keller, freshman, Robert education; secondary Glen Knudsen, freshman, predental; Richard Peter Koford, sophomore, orientation; George Eugene Laney, senior, civil and irrigation engineering; Wallace Junior Larsen, freshman, forest Baird Loraine management; home economics Law, senior, education. Larry Ellis Lee, freshman, orientation, Arthur John Linford, senior, psychology; Richard Earl Long, sophomore, mathematics; Sharon Kaye Loveland, freshman, secondary education; Eugene Kotter McCrary, senior, Eldon electrical engineering; James Mecham, junior, speech; John Mitamura, senior, mathematics; and Garth Ray Nelson, sophomore, civil and irrigation engineering. Grant Nelson, freshman, business management; Jearold Arthur Nelson, junior, aeronautics; Margaret Nelson, sophomore, child development; Richard E. Nelson, freshman, orientation; Rees Carl Nielsen, freshman, business management. Milo S. Nimori, freshman, Claudius Elwynn aeronautics; Olsen, sophomore, history; Dean Fred Olsen, sophomore, business administration; Reed Andersen Olsen, junior, history; Robert Dale Olsen, senior,' industrial arts. Clyde Neil Oman, junior, elecFred Ma trical engineering: thias Owen, freshman, Eloise Oyler, freshman, secretarial science; Cheryl Palmer, sophomore, orientation; Dennis Lloyd Perry, sophomore, Maxine secondary education; Zina Perry, sophomore, elementary education; Gayle Jean Perry, freshman, clothing textiles and related arts. Kaye Petersen, senior, elementary education; Patricia Lee Petersen, freshman, orientation; Robert Norman Petersen, sophomore, accounting; Eloise Johnson Pickett, freshman, secondary education; Rees Quayle, senior, physical education; Ther-al- d Philip Quayle, senior, dairy production. Leslie William Rader, senior, physiotheapy; Clark Robert Rasmussen, junior, history; Janet Rasmussen, freshman, orientaAntone Irving Reeder, tion, freshman, electrical engineering, and Carmen Reeder, senior secretarial science. Dennis Jensen Reeder, freshelectrical man, engineering; Stewart William Reeves, fresh; Samuel Lynn man, Richards, senior, industrial arts; William Jay Robbins, junior, l; pre-law- Main & 4th North Box Elder Men Three-Year-Ol- d. t electrical engineering; Norma P. Robinson, freshman, home ecoR i c h a rd nomics education; l; Thomas Roche, freshman, Francine Romer, freshman, Journalism. Sally Kay Roundy, 'junior, n elementary education; Orval Sackett, freshman, electriEdison James cal engineering; electrical Schow, sophomore, engineering; Don Hudson Sheffield, junior, drama; Joseph Gerard Sherwood, junior, English; Itsuo Shio, junior, accounting; Keith S. Siggard, senior, woodwork and building construction; and Paul Anthony Siggard, junior, tool engineer- e Girl Succumbs Named Directors $ pre-denta- Two Box Elder county residents were named to the board of direcotrs of the quarter-hors- e association at the Golden Spike national livestock show in Ogden this week. Chosen to serve as two year directors were C. A. Hall, Brigham City, and Reed Nielsen, of Portage. Both men participated in the horse show which was described by officials as very successful and the largest ever held in More the Intermountain area. than 250 quarterhorses were De-lau- Friday Night Bega Ernestine Colleen three-year-ol- 1 1, daughter of Ernie d N. and Jennie Willetto Begail, of Intermountain school, died Friday in the St. Benedicts hospi- tal in - Ogdea p She was born June 13, 1954 in Brigham City. Survivors include the parents and the following brothers and sisters; Mavis Victoria, Bellrene, Victor, and Lavonne, all of Brigham City. ' Funeral services were con ducted Monday at St. Henrys Australia continues as the Catholic church with Father worlds largest exporters of Francis Dunn officiating. wool, exporting 1,165,000,000 Interment was in the Brigham, City cemetery. pounds during 1956. ing. Fay Mary Simper, freshman, secretarial science; Wayne Archie Sims, senior, elementary education; Chester Ray Stander, architecture; junior, landscape Stanley Booth Stoner, freshman, forest management; Masayoshi Sumlda, Junior, industrial management; Patricia Lee Sycamore, sophomore, orientation; DeLoy Tanner, senior, mathematics. Edna Ward Taylor, senior, elementary education; Martha Joyce Thompson, freshman, secretarial science; Albert S. Thor-soJr., graduate, mathematics; David Homer Tingey, freshman, business management; Robert Rolland Tingey, sophomore, tool engineering. Steven Lorrin Tingey, freshMaxine Mable man, pre-lahome freshman, Torgerson, economics education; Juno junior, landscape architecture; John Emmett Valberg, Don Eufreshman, gene Valentine, freshman, chemistry. Jerry Wayne Valentine, junior, big game; James H. Waldron, freshman, civil and irrigation engineering; George Fames Welch, junior, orientation; Thomas Nash Welch, senior, automotive technology; Helen Ann Westenskow, sophomore, physical education. John Barnard White, junior, David Laurence horticulture; Whitney, freshman, orientation; Julia Marie Whitney, senior, education; Cleone elementary William Wight, junior, English; Jerald Ross Wight, graduate, soils; and Richard F. Wight, freshman, wildlife -- management. Jerry Donald Wilde, sophomore, animal husbandry; Mary Ann Williams, junior, elementary education; Ralph Rex Williams, sophomore, tool engineering; John C. Willie, junior, Vanez landscape architecture; Budge Wilson, freshman, electrical engineering. Dave Lee Wright, junior, aeronautics; Lawrence Lee Wright, sophomore, civil and irrigation Kent Lee Yates, engineering; animal husbandry; freshman, Yvonee Yates, freshman, orientation; James Bushman Zobell, sophomore, electrical engineering. Uye-mats- l; NEW HAVEN, Conn. (UP) The key to room 44 of the Tontine Hotel was returned a bit too e late. It wound up in the which was built on the site of the hot'el which was razed 45 years ago. post-offic- NEW ASSISTANT Emory Kassel, manager of the M. H. King company store, welcomed Ralph Gline, formerly of Buhle, Ida., as his new assistant manager. Gline, who has been with the King organization for five years, is moving to Brigham City with his wife to assume the new post. Tremonton Man Died Thursday 2 Box Elder NEWS Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, November 20, 1957 V weekly newspaper established in I8V6, pub iisned every Wednesday and antarad as Second Class Matter at tha post offica in Brigham City, Utah, under the act of March B. After Illness Joseph B. Holland, 63, of Tremonton, died Thursday niht at his home after an illness of two years. He was a High Priest in the South Bear River LDS stake and was a ward teacher in the Tremonton Third ward. He was born May 7, 1894, in Brigham City, a son of John H. and Paulina Nielsen Holland. He was reared and educated in Brigham City. In 1913 he married Eliza George and they made their home in South Tremonton. They later received their endowments in the Logan LDS temple. Surviving are his widow, one 1879. rate $3 00 per year, payabia in advance; in combination with tha' Box Elder journal, (published Fridays) $5 00 par year: (2 50 for $ months; tingle copy 10 cents. Subscrpition Chat. W. Cldybaugh, Publisher Member Audit Bureau of Circulations, Utah State Press Association, National Editorial ssoctation and United Press, Advertising Representative, Utah State Press Association, Salt Lake City, Utah Mrs. John (Irene) Adams of Middleton, Ohio ;a grand daugh ter whom he reared. Miss Tamara Nicholas of Tremonton; seven other grandchildren; four brothers and sisters; John W. Holland, LeRoy Holland and Mrs. Roland Ridd of Brigham City; Mrs Beth Wilson and Moroni Holland of Long Beach, Calif. Funeral services were con ducted Monday at 1 p. m. in the T Third ward chapel. 42n.,nwJaghte"s: (Erma) Tremonton Burial was in the Brigham City Anderson of Tremonton; and cemetery. Spedaliy designed for modernizheating plant ing your toal-fire- d Take full advantage gas. An Iron Fireman Radiant gas burner will convert your present heating plant into an efficient modern automatic gas heating unit. 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