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Show I Box Eldei NEWS Preferred Girl Brigham City, Utah Wednesday, April 9, 1958 Sponsored by Blver Members By Carol Byington An assembly sponsored by the Box Elder High school was presented to the student body April 1. Brent Sanford, club president, emceed the program of talent, stunts, and games. The talent numbers were sponsored by the individuel members of the club and included an accordion solo by Clierrol May; a vocal solo by Cathy Nelson; and a cornet duet by Richard Rasmussen and Gary Nelson, accompanied by Merlin Jensen and Lynn Poulter. The last portion of the assembly was the presentation of the most peferred girl. Linda Jepp-se- Blvers of dark-eye- TURN THE TABLES The local Junior Chamber road commission with a pair of roadside tables trances to Brigham City. Pictured loading the director, and Homer Tingey, local road commission son, club president. , of Commerce presented the state this week to be placed near entables are A1 Cazier, left,, project, manager. Watching is Ross B. Jen GRADUATION'S COMING . . . d "personality-plu- s senior, was the choice. Judy Olsen and MerLynn Harris will reign as attendants. The ten candidates for preferred girl were Ruth Walker, Dalene Burnette, Judy Olsen, MerLynn Harris, Janet Hardy, Linda Jensen, Dorothy Hansen, Linda Jeppsen, Sharon Johnson and Gloria Jean Nelson. A dance was held Saturday night in the junior high gym in honor of the royalty. All eligiand former Bble, lvers were invited. The Blvers are sponsoring the annual rush dance the last of the month for present and prospective Blvers and partners. DOWN . Views to Better $9.00 I You can buy an Underwood Portable Typewrit- Thats right!, as and er from us for as little local plus state taxes, if any. Its an ideal graduation gift for any youngster! Look at all these features: See-Se- t Margins . . . Full-sizKeyboard . . . Single, Double, Triple Spacing . . . Balanced Segment Shift . , . Variable Line Spacer : . , come in today, for a demonstration! e Janet Hardy and Bruee Jepper-so- n SWEATER ROYALTY were recently chosen as Sweater Boy and Girl for their outstanding and original sweaters at the annual Athenian club sponsored dance at Box Elder High school. - PRICED AT ONLY . A Grave PAY $1.50 A WEEK AT OUR READERS WRITE LITTLE COMPTON, R. I. (UP) The grave of Elizabeth Pabo-die- , daughter of Pilgrims John April 2, J958, Alden and Priscilla Mullens, is was-thDear Editor; first white here. She girl born in New England, My two years are up. I am leaving the mission field to return home. I would like to exADVERTISED IN SEVENTEEN tend my appreciation and thanks to all concerned in sending me the News and Journal for the past two years. Thanks a million. Sincerely, X REMINDER NATIONALLY New Bulletin $150 Board Is Used Wedding Ring $64.50 At Seminary To stimulate interest Schools Group $9.00 down, PREFERRED GIRLS Named as Preferred Girl at Box Elder High school last week was Linda Jeppsen, center, with Judy Olsen, left, and MerLynn Harris, right, as attendants. The contest was sponsored by the Blver Club. ' Ahmy beautiful ahep lit placa . , . become tfMyea locked teeetbec. By Sydney Reeder Students State FOR ONLY INTERLOCKING RING SETS Five students from Box Elder their High school expressed views on school problems at the Thursday night meeting of the Better Schools committee held in the Chamber of Commerce room. Ruth Walker, Lynn Maddox, Marilyn Mann, Bruce Wright and Cordell Jensen each talked on a chosen subject. ' They discussed the grading system at Box Elder High school. They also pointed out that they desired the townspeople to disat play better sportsmanship school athletic events, as they felt most of the booing at games comes from the public. The students said they appreciated the new counseling service now available at the high school and felt more students should take advantage of it. It was their idea that parents could do more to help with counseling work and that a family counselor or social worker could help many homes. They felt that more discipline in the home would be desirable. They recommended that the school counseling begin earlier, perhaps in the junior high school, to help guide thinking of students before they are faced with high school problems. Teachers who challenge thinking are appreciated among the high school students today, the student-speaker- s said. They like a teacher who is strict in the classroom, but also who is "human they said. They would appreciate more teacher-studen- t communication. Their final in cur- rent activities, an attractive bulletin board was recently placed under the direction of the faculty members, in the entrance hall of the Brigham LDS seminary. The bulletin board will feature news clippings of special events, and information of vital importance or immediate concern to the seminary students. Each seminary class will have the opportunity of being responsible for the bulletin board for a certain period of time. It will be up to the students or a committee from each class to make sure that the board contains and interesting material. At the present time, the idea is being tried out, but if the plan is successful the board will be enlarged and more emphasis put on its importance. New Hit Records SPECIAL n RECORDS ) PALMER Priebe NEW FEATURE enjoy a new feature at the local Seminary, a new bulletin board showing news clippings and listing information concerning seminary students. Ann Wheatley and Micchele f JEWELRY 4 Want Clean Money? 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