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Show IL Montoya, Helen Yelenich, Norma J. Spitle and Myrna Allred; Paul Ortloff and bookkeeping, Ronald Yoshino. A new award in music, the John Phillip Lousa Award Assembly First Lady award, was given to Beverly Kel(Continued from Page One) ler. (Continued from Page One) Competitive assembly trophy guests enjoyed refreshments serv- Judy Brown, Roselyn Colombo, Junior class and Fored from a lace covered table, Sandra Eaquinta, Darlene Funk, awards adorned with ebony candles and a Terry Gagon, Jerry Gordon Terry ensics Club. Perfect attendance certificates floral centerpiece. Mrs. B. L. Dart Gunderson, Wayne Hanna, Val Chad Hansen, Douglas and Mrs. J. Byron Thompson, past Jennings, Anne Jensen, Reba Ann Janet Lola Cherry, Job Vasquez, Keele, Keller, taBeverly Ladies1, at the First presided Geraldine Shield, Karleen Balle, ble, Refreshments carried out the Laboroi, Konnie Magliocco, Vena Mahan, Bebecca Ann Matson, Bet-ti- e Kathleen Fergusson, Peggy Lynn attractive rainbow theme. ' Louise McArthur, Sandra Joan Fiack, Teela Garcia, Gary Callaon the Committees working First Lady Tea were: General Nielsen, Rose Marie Nogulich, Car- way, Irene Presel, Barbara Pizza, Lynn Carlson, Darlene Funk, Dave chairmen, Charlotte Pike and men Julia Sena, Irene Takahashi, Ann Barbara Carol Marie Katherine Berry and Johnson, Thayn, Eunice Anderson; program, Joy Peterson and Denice Mclntire; Tomsic, Joseph Gary, Turner, Judy Brown. Student council member key flowers, Betty Anderson and Bar- Clara Lynn Varner, Susan Kaye James Pappas, presiawards bara Anderson; publicity, Shirley Worthen, Ronald Yoshino, Lynda Ellis, Judy Ann dent; Richard Fail, vice president; Eardley; door program, Phyllis Broadbent, Janet K. Maki, Della Reba Keele, secretary - treasurer; Jewkes, Gloria Eaquinta, Viola Golding, Susan Irene Fern Mary Craig Shiner, sophomore presiPresel, Cooley, Dickman, Donna Jean Thomas, Etzel and Joanne Peterson; Swenson and Helen Mary Yelen-lc- dent; Roger Bean, freshman president; Karl Migliori, senior presiinvitations, Coleen Peterson, BetSpeech dent; Gary Callaway, junior presity Rae Frandsen, Helen Bunnell, Departmental awards Hene Jensen and Shanna Mezek; department, James Pappas, col- dent; Leah Jessen, A.W.S. presirefreshments. La June Leishman, lege, and Reba Keele, high school. dent, and Clyde Marx, A.M.S. Joan Gallagher, Marge Vise, Daw-n- a Music department: Vocal, Lynda president. House of delegates certificates Miller, Dorothy Burton, Paul- Broadbent; instrumental, Konnie ine Evans and Donna White; dec- Migliacco and Connie Vouros. Art 'v.' Myrna Allred, Penny Boyack, BABY PICTURES orating, Dee Davis, Enid Kartch-ne- department ; Art Gaillard and Leeland Hansen, Lee Johnson, JimCarlene Herring, Frances Frank Williams. Science depart- my Korfanta, Jim Lupo, Stan Maat BABY PRICES Hanna, Earlene MacKnight. Joyce ment: Ronald Yoshino (Baushche this, Chris Miller, Eldon Miller, Tuesday is Tots Day and Lomb award). Home econom- Bruce Olsen, Mike Orfanakis, ByJensen and Joyce Woodward. at SUNNIES THE WINNERS . . . Carbon Coilege students in the election for president and vice president, Former First Laides are Mrs. ics: Darlene Funk in clothing and ron Patterson, Irene Presel, Maxfor candidates rather than parties, how The of voting third member the winning Baby grows; Just seo My, respectively. E. K. Olsen, Mrs. B. L. Dart, Vena Mahan in foods. Trades and ine Sherwood, Craig Shiner, Jerry scratched their ballots to elect two student how big I am already, Bonnie Pace, won the position of secteam, says BarMrs. C. H. Madsen, Sr., Mrs. Bess Industries department: Lynn Sherman, Alice Taniguchi, Terri Ann Poglajen, daughter of body candidates from the Gold ticket and one! retary, the only candidate to win from the Jones, Mrs. Edward Potts, Mrs. Walls. Athletic department; Carl bara Tomsic, Gary Turner, Arlene from the Blue. Richard Fail, left, and George Blue ticket. The winners were announced and Mr. and Mrs. Rudolph Poglajen sworn in at the annual award assembly. of Price, and shes right. They Byron Thompson, Mrs. Omar Morley, best all - around college Briest, , Mary Swenson, Claude Peacock, both Gold party candidates, won out Bunnell, Mrs. Irene Drossos, Mrs. athlete, and Terry Gunderson, Cowley, Anne Jensen and LaNor change right before your eyes and you hardly potice it. Dont Ruel Redd and Mrs. Deane Brown. best high school ath- Fail. Albert Catholic Evenich, Judy School Elects Notre Dame Girls Staters miss your chance to have babys Susan Work tuition scholarships given ley Naylor, lete. Jqrnalism award and Darlene Enniss. Welda Murry, Bardsley In 1934 the worlds first radar Worthen. Business department: to sophomores portrait made at special, prices Student elections were held at Notre Dame students selected on State of Utah scholarships Tuesdays. was developed at the Naval Re- Janice Cochrane, second year type- Corrine Haddox, Sandra Van Nat-tJanice Jensen, Darryl Zaccaria, Notre Dame high school this week to attend Girls State this summer search Laboratory. is a special day at Tuesdov Gary Watt, Craig Davis, Mor- and writing; shorthand, Sandra Larsen, the elected: were following are Carole Baker and Charlene Ralph Fossat, Darlene Funk, Kon- Bob We are having more and Murphy of Sunnyside was Marinoni, delegates, and Lucille Sunnies. nie Magliocco and Irene Takahamore babies come in for our spechosen president; Ronnie Fazzio shi. Bonaquisto and Merlene Oliveto, cial low prices on this day. Nine was the nod for vice given presialternates. The young ladies are prints for the low price of $10.50 National Merit Scholarship winNo appointment needed. ners and American Legion honor dent and Kathleen Motichka gain- daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Harold ed the secretary-treasurberth. Baker, Mr. and Mrs. John Mariawards Terry Gagon, Stanford The latter two live in See you Tuesday, Spring Glen. noni, Mr. and Mrs. Nick BonaCromar, Karleen Balle and Lynda Dexiy. Broadbent. quisto and Mr. and Mrs. Ross OliCARD OF THANKS Club and organization scholarSunnie Studio veto. Sponsors are the Elks and Ronald Yoshino, Fred We wish to express our appreships clubs. Main ME 7-- 1930 East Soroptimist InDon ciation to all our friends and relaThomas, Tamagawa and dependent Coal and Coke Com- tives for the flowers and other pany; Sherman Griffone, Alumni acts of kindness and sympathy Association; Susan Waterman, shown us at the time of the death Price BPW Club; Karl Migliori, of our beloved father. J. C. Penney Company; Agnes The Blackburn family' Tomsick, Price Junior Chamber of choice of bourbon experts Commerce; Bettie McArthur, Car- Returns to Practice bon College Faculty Womens Dr. J. C. Hubbard has returned Club; Susan Worthen, Alpha Psi and Xi Kappa chapter, Beta Sig- to his medical practice after a ma Phi; Loretta Sunter and Con- period of confinement in the hosnie McCourt, East Carbon Ro- pital. His office is now located in tary Club; Ann Gibson, Price Lions the Professional Building on the OLD-STYL- E Club; Beverly Keller and Val John comer of First West and First North. Price Club; Jennings. Rotary KENTUCKY Laurel Frandsen, Carbon Emery NOTICE Bank; Dennis Bean, Bean Brothers: Steven Moffitt, East Carbon I will not be responsible for any BPW Club; Kathleen Fergusson, bills or accounts incurred by any Price Ladies of Elks; Becky Mat-so- n other than myself. and Paul Ortloff, New CenS.P. 5 Douglas Hackwell Club: Orlando Miera, Helper tury ALWAYS SMOOTHER This is the life I Good friends . . . great sport . . . wide open fair Kiwanis Club, and Paul Bottino, Ann Richard and Murray Pitts, Helper State Bank. ways . . . glass smooth greens. And after the game (if you enjoy Michael MacDonald. University of Utah sccholarships much as you do golf) youll refresh with Lucky Lager. beer as Brigham Young University scholJames Pappas, Joan Pitts, SanKM Rex Blanchard. arship dra Nelson, Sheldon Wakefield, KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKY 86 PROOF scholUtah of Southern College Dean Young and Don Wayman. EARLY TIMES DISTILLERY COMPANY, LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY Eldon Miller. 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