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Show Iu' tp un-Aftunra- Price, CarUm (minty, Itali, Thursday, May SOME 5800 STUDENTS IN CARBON START VACATION FRIDAY JCH00LS ioi.ts of will hi put sc county pencils and eir textbook; d learning parapberr--of w for the h, ginning n which van..'' summer : uxinKite! y .! -- another milestone towards '.h- ac- that better prepare him for the probcomplishment of a goal will Green River High Graduation Tonight Commencement exe: vises at the Green lLver high school are being held this evening with 12 students slated for graduation. Eddvjo Ekker is valedictorian and Gloria Nielson is the salutatato-riaThe class will be addressed by Superintendent C. L. Frye of the Emery eounty school department. Graduates include Calvin Bas-tia- n, president; I.aJu.m Dunean, Eddvjo Ekker, Gladys Ekker, Melinda Hoggatt, Aki Kawata, Gloria Nielson, Richard Seely, Frank Harmon Weber, Pat Tidwell, Westcott and Barbara Waterson. n. lems of the continuously developing complexities of h;s community, his state, his nation and the world which in the past few years XT 9. . tend to first has shrunk to a size that can be the if student, man viewed with expectation by evigster to the young age. looks eryone. a of collc-tva-- h For the grade school student it the time-mont- h ends for a time the is the passing into the sophisticahigh schools and for the rugged routine of tion of For the first grader high school student it is the pass-- 1 to have ing either into the world of ac.comphsument tins tr.e 3uch year of tual experience or into the realms stnn-tte- s of Tuck higher learning where the the hcret '.oie fields of are specialized learning hot; physieallv nallv, ami to the upper open to him: mainly, our colleges means the passing of and universities. The Nip and Tuck club of Some of the Carbon county Wellington met at the home of schools have already hold closing Mrs. Beulah Draper on Friday, some are being May 13. The purpose of the meetday exercises, held today and the remainder are ing was to organize and to plan being held tomorrow and Satur- the summer Those program. day. were Beulah Draper, present The largest class graduating leader, Colleen Cottrell, Kay from any one county institution Peterson, Ruby Gonzales, Darlene will receive their diplomas to- Stevens. Joyce Olson and Connie morrow evening in the Price Cottrell. By Bill The officers elected were Joyce building at which time Travel companies report a boom some 221 seniors of the Carbon Often, president: Darlene Ste ; foreign jaunts. Luxury liners senior high school will receive vens, vice president; Colleen Cotreaied for Europe are so crowded their diplomas from Mont Har- trell. secretary and treasurer; ra! :f you want to ret to the rail mon, superintendent of the Car- Ruby Gonzales, reporter; Connie bon county school district. Cottrell, cheer and song leader, dieted that 1U0.-Beginning with the march of and Kay Peterson, chairman of oil Ameri cans! the graduates, a program of mu- the membership committee. Miii sail to tin James B sic will be presented. British Isles thr . Lee, senior class president, will . and summer deliver the speech of welcome twice that man f jfj and Rev. Laird V. Loveland, mina veil establish ister of the First Methodist head each ot Classes tr.e continent. Thousands of othechurch of Salt Lake City, will adrs will go by air. Travel agents dress the graduates. The graduThe evening extension classes are happier than a politician with ates will be presented by Dr. at Carbon college have been una key to the ballot ox. With the Aaron E. Jones, principal. . and ev-r- y Olympics in Britain . usually successful during the past country putting on special affSaturday evening, also at 8:00 year, according to President airs to attract tourist ducats. p. m. in the municipal building, Aaron E. Jones. Americans are expected to spend E. Allen Bateman, state superinUnder the direction of Irel aijout 300 million! Somebody' tendent of public instruction, will different Longhursi, twenty-si- x fight to get some fun nut of it. to the 75 stu- classes were organized and con- -i Congratulations to Gary Bent, present diplomas n Coon's track team, dents who have completed two tinued for at least 60 class hours. m winning first place in the years of their college education. Several classes were 72 class t'oai jump and placing in the Dr. John T. Walquist, dean of hours in length. In these classes dash at the state track education of the University of a total of 445 students have been ifct in Salt Lake City last Sai- Utah, will deliver the commenceenrolled, making the night school Iitnj. A fellow in Nashville applied ment address. the largest, in point of numbers, bra job as typesetter. His name Other schools which are com- part of the college. George Willisschlegelsleenhous-r.hergerdorff. pleting the years instruction this The most successful classes as Anyone who can week are East Carbon junior high 'judged by number of students name like that deserves a at Dragerton. Columbia, Castle have been in the trades and in col And speaking of names to Clear Creek, FTice South-sid- e, western coal you can't go wrong if Gate, mining. rU't! remember Helper Central, Helper junthe UNITED Seven of the 26 classes have MOTOR COMPANY. 280 E. Main ior high, Hiawatha, Kenilworth, been held at the mining centers Street, when you want the best in Price Central and Harding, Rains, Wd service. and they have been taught by Our mechanics are Scofield, Spring Glen, Standard-vill- e, expert miners in each camp. acor.v"trained. which means Spring Canyon, Sunnyside, ,'er and better repair work Many men preparing to take the Wattis. Wellington, Price junior ?:P n toda.v like our youll and examinations for mine foreman f Phone!y345ay ding things' high, Latuda, Gordon Creek and fireboss positions were stu- school. Catholic Dame the Notre Sop-en- e Nip and Club Names New Officers GET FIFTY-TW- O DIPLOMAS AT SO. EMERY Fifty-tw- o South Finery high school seniors received their diexerplomas at commencement cises held last night in the Ferron ward chapel of the L. D. S. church. This is one of the largest classes to ever graduate from the South dents in these classes. A considerable number of the students in other classes were veterans in the training programs in various industries ot Carbon county. However, there were many others interested in refresher courses in business, art, music, and similar subjects. UO, Finery high school The graduates were presented for graduation by Principal Brad Jensen and Seeiy IVtcisuti, member of the Finely eounty sen ioI board, piesented the diplomas Pushup K. A Nielsen of the Castle Dale ward gave the address to the graduates. For the first time in the lus- tory of the school, two valedic- torians were honored due to a tie in the number of points achieved by each. Barbara Jean Olsen and Von Wayman were each given the opportunity to deliver valedictory addresses. The salutatory address was given by Pauline Sorenson. Musical numbers rounded out the program. Following are those who graduated: Doris Ia-Albrecht. sen, Reese Hansen. Jim Peacock, Pearl Anderson, June Jevvkes, Keith Peter e IRIS sen, Rex Ilehl.ng, Mona Lee Norma Rao Peterson, Jevvkes, Dean Mu tun, Faun F.lia Jensen, lkm Peterson, Tess Broderick, Kathleen Jorgensen, Seely Ralphs. Lle Craw lord, Maurine Jensen, Phyllis Sitterud. I.ee Ray Conover, Kenna Jensen, Merrill Lyle Somerville, Cox, Glendon Johansen, M. ry Sorenson, Billie Curtis, Mars Killpack, Pauline Sorenson, Lois Finest Larsen, Stuart Draper, Snow, Marjorie Duzett, Maude Luke, Kirk Snow, lametta Dunean, Roma Magnuson, Yvonne Stevens, Von Frandsen, Morris Maxfield, Bruce Taylor, Duane Morteusen, Guvmon, Geraldine D u a i n e Trowbridge, LeGrand Huntington, LaVar Moffit, Gale Thomas, Glen Huntington, Barbara Jean Olsen, Jo Ann Wall, Evelyn Ouymon, Ituyd Olson, Val Joan West and Von Wayman. Lu-vil- le Wellington Four-I- I Club Organizes The Busy Boe dub was the name chosen by a group of Wellington girls who met to organize their First Phase Foods club on Monday afternoon. Officers elected were: President, Anna Lou Jorgensen; vice president, Kathryn Burnett; secretary, Barbara Peacock; reporter, LaRene Petersen. Other members include LouJean Golding, Clara Hancock, Ileth Thayn, Donna Draper and Jo Ann Messinger. Leaders of the club are Mrs. Wanda Petersen and Miss Jean Burnett. The girls will hod their meetings on Thursday afternoons at 1:30 at the home of Mrs. Petersen. 4-- H Typewasn to keep your typewriter clean The te. H Take special care on picnics, hikes thru the woods, or wherever poison ivy may grow .earn to recognize the leaf. If you contact it, apply an abundant lather of laundry soap. If a skin rash develops, call your physician. And when your doctor prescribes, remember that your Walgreen Pharmacist is ever ready to apply his skill, knowledge, and training to compounding your prescription exactly aa ordered. 2? j'; Johnston L . 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