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Show Oregon Seminary elc-d- ay lR.eligio-ui- s , rEdmcatloxi Student Wins r A S- - Washington Trip LaGRANDE, OREGON Sal-semily Anne Bond, a four-yenary student, climaxed her many school honors' by winning a trip to Washington, D.C., for a meeting' with die Presidents on Employment of ,- s the Handicapped. e This trip and a $330 scholar- ship to an Oregon college was the result of her essay on . How Solly Anno Bond the Handicapped in My Country , . . essay wins trjp- Have ThaLAbillty Counts. Jt' was chosen the best in the state by the Governors Pamting by LDS Committee on Employment of girl-conve- rt die Handicapped. Her received honorable mention In a awarded first prize nation-wid- e c o n t e s She met LOS ANGELES, CALIF, with Governor Hatfields comit-te- e "Carol Huffman Wire Mormon in Salem,-- Oregon. ArtWhen Award. Sally fe turned from die Sponsored T h i s headline nations c a p i t o 1, she was told the story to crowned Queen .of the Music the school paper Festival In which all LaGrande of the EisenhowSchools participated. She' was er High School in awarded a four-yescholarship Rialto, Calif. given by die Oregon State Board The three Of Education. . Southern CaliforS a 1 1 y, the daughter of Mrs. nia seminary disRebekah H. Bond, has been a tricts sponsored member of the Church to four the contest in years., Hoffman which the first-Cara $200 received winner place scholarship to the best painting using an Old Testament theme. Four Carols painting "And -- the .. BLACKFOOT, IDAHO School Blackfoot Him-sseniors, High Moses Unto Took Lord all active , .os of die (Alma 45:19) was awarded first prize and placed on. die Church and graduates of semi-nar- y. cover 0 of die graduation prowere honored when .two gram used by die seminaries received scholarships of $2,000 throughout Southern California. two were selected as and each Miss Huffman, a high school Rialto of the student a is alternates to the scholarship senior, from die Committee 4 EducaSeminary. She joined die Church tion Fund for children of Phila year ago and since her conversion has seen her two brothlips Petroleum employes. ers and her mother become Receiving the scholar ships members of die Church. She is '.woe Linda Hadley, daughter of the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . , Mr. and Mrs. Douglas W.' Had- James E. Huffman, - ar - - New student officers aj Ricks College talk over 1 964-6- 5 plans, (I to r) Diana Powell, GaryHughes, Nona Brown, Glade Soelberg, student body president; Sonia Burton, Max Parkinson. Proven ' Ricks student body officers plan for action in essay t s k ar . Scholarship honors come to (I to r) RaNae Lind- Hadley, Janet Yancey and Janis Yancey, ; say,-Lind- . Four 5 Ricks REXBURG, IDAHO College student body is ready to action in 1964-6- 5 with an outstanding team of officers. Glade Soelberg of Payette, Idaho, was elected president He has had experience, having been elected student body president in high school and international trustee of the Key Club. Sonia Burton is from Sugar City where her high school activities included student body treasurer, debate, student council. Her vice presidential' du-ties wifi be organization. of activities is Gary Brian Hughes from Oak Harbor, Washington. .The trade athlete has helped produce dra-- " ma and dance features and has , directed assemblies. , Other officers are Max Parkof finance, inson, school president and an h Diana Pow-e- fi yearbook of Lehl, Utah, student body secretary, and Nona Brown from of Rlrie, Idaho, Vice-preside- a -- ol LDS 64-6- youths receive scholarships - of Mr. and Mrs. Adam Yancey. Girls named as alternates were Janis Yancey1 twin sister of Janet and ReNae Lindsay, daughter of Mr.- - and Mrs. Orris Lindsay. High school students from 71 towns in 20 states and one for- eign country participated in the 1964 Honor Society Aptitude Test The only other winner from Idaho was Joyce Zala-donis, Idaho Fails. The four Blackfoot winners are all honor students in school df Vice-preside- nt , ' Girls of the Month during the past school year. They also have been active in Sunday School and MIA. The Yancey sisters plan to attend Rides College this fad. Miss Hadley will go to Brigham Young University and Miss Lindsay will attend Utah State ; University. -- ' -- V . -- x " x- vice-preside-nt ex-hig- r; vice-preside- nt support ' - Oklahoma . hosts .. s ' 150 students v OKLAHOMA CITY, OKLA- - Kent served as general chair- - dents from all Oklahoma and The convention got away to an ' " Wichita stake seminaries held early start Saturday with base- two-day Okconference in the a ball and volleyball. A leadership lahoma City Ward chapel with clinic followed a box luncheon. 150 students attending. The Skits in the afternoon talent show conference theme was Path- and five minute talks in speech" ways to the Future. competition stressed the impor-anc- e '' Harvey Taylor - of of continuing education. Brigham Talent show winners were Youngs University, who is in Oklahoma City charge of lndian seminaries, was the principal speaker at the Sat- Indian Seminary and Midwest urday night banquet which was X City Ward. followed by a dance. Nancy Shipley of Midwest City King Kent Miller of Oklahoma "Ward seminary placed first in City Ward and Queen Marilyn sihe speech contest with Brenda John of Wichita Second Ward Roper, Lawton Ward and Ronda were elected based on their ac- " Fullerton, Wichita First Ward, ' ' second and third. tivity and friendliness. King . X" Ward,-Riversi- de- -- X. 'N''- " do one of their colorful in grass skirts and floral crowns Polynesian dances - - Hawaiian-performe- rs ' - - X Sr ' X - 4' X s s' j SOUTH SEAS MIA DANCERS, PERFORM IN SALT LAKF if the graceful Hawaiians, vigorous Tongans, artistic Japanese, Samoan fire dancers, melody of the tomances wifi be used to pay Maori and the fluid movement traveling expenses of the MIA" of the Tahitians, A group of 90 South Sea Islanders will arrive in Salt Lake City from Hawaii to perform mf SK and 16. They follow to die footsteps of the famous Maori Dancers from New Zealand who performed to packed auditoriums last year. This new group win come from three stakes to the : RCH at ' i - officers who traveled from Ha- wail to attend the MIA June to Salt Lake City. ri the perform- ent fti group wifi represent an South Seacultures - ; Week Ending June 13, 1964 t Jt ; - - fdorftd authentic costumes be complimented by a dtoplay of flowers and seen-Unlichipped over from toe is- ce . lands. - - , H'itonwood Mall and Beehive Tkfr20? f!00 Tours - If office, 2243 ce East on 33rd South. t Representatives from 14 white and Indian seminaries gather for planning session In Oklahoma City. , t I . f I C 1 f In j |