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Show DECEMBER 9, 1986 L, Layton Lancer Lines Davis By RADON GATHERUM Once again, its time for everybodys favorite column, Lancer Lines, with all the news, weather and sports from everybodys favorite school, Layton High. Congratulations to our basketball team, who played an excellent game against Viewmont last Tuesday. However, unfortunately, our team lost. Congratulations to Rod Dixon for his amazing shot and thanks to Chris Parrish and his cheerleaders who provided the entertainment. Now for the weather, its going to be cold, cold, cold all week, maybe even until July. Friday , our boys basketball team is going to Woods Cross to play at 7:30. Be sure to be there, it will be worth your time. Thursday, Friday and Saturday, the girls basketball team will be third-quart- er playing in the Clearfield Tourna ment. The girls have been practicing hard for this tournament, so be sure to get out and support them. Looking ahead a few weeks, January 26 is the schools 20th birthday. There will be a party that evening, and the SBOs are working hard to make it fun. So write it on your calendars now, and plan to attend. The Chemistry Club is having their Christmas party. If you are in Chem Club, be sure to read the board in Mrs. Yanhes room for more information. The math club is looking for members. If youre interested, there is a meeting Wednesday. Well, once again, I dont have a thought for the week. I ran out of ideas! If any of you faithful readers have any ideas, let me know, maybe I'll use it. Well, it looks like thats all for this week. Have fun and hang in there, next week is the last week before Christmas! Salutations! I hope you all enjoyed your Thanksgiving feasts. I know our house was one of all my little heavenly festivities cousins. I was so crazed by all of the little ones that I threw in the towel and ran into my room to watch a movie on the VCR. The movie I dropped into the machine was "The Sure Thing, a well well acted, and well directed show put out by Embassy Pictures. But Im not here to tell you about the picture or the plot, instead Im going to borrow its title and a small part of its dialogue. Towards the beginning of the movie the two stars were at their graduation party. They were talking of all the friends they had had and singled out a couple in particular. Their thoughts carried over to me because Im a senior this year and I am a little nervous about graduating, leaving my friends, etc. I will miss all of my classmates, but a special group will always remain in my heart. A group of fighting men. The true Falcons and the : same guys who would stick to the green and white no matter what. They are commonly known as the think thats how you grievers--- I it. These guys are big, tough, spell excitable and the proudest Falcons in the school. They usually emerge Dartboard By SONYA SILL loss to Despite our first Clearfield, (dont live it up, Falcon F orum) the Darts still have a promising season to look forward to. include: pre-seas- From within the halls of Davis comes another episode of the Dartboard. Deepest apologies from the writer, me, for missing last weeks article due to Thanksgiving. Isn't it great to get back into the swing of things at school? Nay or yea? Its hard to believe we are two weeks into December, and still no snow! If youre like me, you dont have your Christmas shopping done, but dont worry you still have 15 more days. On Nov. 25, the Pops Concert was held. The best of the best shone through as these fabulous musicians combined their talents as one to produce one awesome show, lts a little late, but youve done us proud! With football over - make way for that winter sport, basketball. -- Monday, Dec. 15, tacos buttered green beans, chilled peaches, cinnamon rolls, milk. Kindergarten snack, small cinna- Thursday and Friday last, the Darts competed in the Roy Competition, mon roll and milk. Tuesday, Dec. 16, roast beef cubes, whipped potatoes parslied carrots, parkerhouse roll apple pie squares, milk. Kindergarten snack, cheese sticks and crackers, milk. Wednesday, Dec. 17, Italian spaghetti, green salad, French rolls Lunch menus for the secondary schools for the week of Dec. 15 Preparing for the upcoming musical, Anything Goes, in January, is the Theatrical Department. According to Alice Calahan, The musical is great fun! Well finally come, the Christmas Dance. Everyone get down and party, but most of all, have fun with that favorite guy you asked. Those who arent so fortunate, throw a rejection party. Theyre great! Hope all you early birds did well on the ACT test last Saturday. Its been grand. Have a fun, wild and maybe even exotic weekend! Remember, Think Snow! I want a white Christmas. its include: Monday, Dec. 15, lasagna or spaghetti, tossed salad choice of French rolls fruit, chocolate crinkle cookie, milk. High schools have a choice of burger bar and salad line every day. Jr. high choice, deluxe hamburger. Tuesday, Dec. 16, hot ham and cheese sandwich, tator tots buttered peas, finger salad, blueberry turnover, milk. Jr. high DHS instructor honored The Falcon Forum By CHAD McBRIDE Whats for lunch Lunch menus for the elementary schools for the week of Dec. 15 around the time of basketball or some other indoor sport. They are unique and a great boost to the team on the floor. Some of their habits are a little off the wall, but when the cheerleaders need the audience to cheer, theyre there. They are always the first ones to stand up for the school song and ready to defend the green and white if needed. These guys are the heartbeat of Clearfield and although I feel they all need recognition, I cant even begin to name them all for fear of missing one. But if you see a lettermans jacket or a spirit towel on one of the Falcon students, say thanks; theyre probably one of the famed grievers--th- e sure thing at Clearfield High. Next I would like to announce the beginning of the Clearfield High School basketball season. The boys played their first game on the 26th against a fine Woods Cross team, they lost but they looked an improved, fast, intelligent team. I wish them the best of luck for the season. We have enjoyed the Christmas trees that were decorated by the particular clubs and placed in the Commons Area. The event is sponsored by the student body officers and the money made from the sale of these trees will be given to the fund for Nathan Winger. If any of the public would like to buy a SALT LAKE CITY Richard C. Marsden, Davis High School string instructor and orchestra director for the past 15 years, was given a special award at the Thanksgiving Childrens Concert which featured members of the Utah Symphony playing Carnival of the Animals and Peter and the Wolf. Mr. Marsden was one of two Utah musicians recognized that evening. Mastro Maurice Abravenel made the special awards presentations. Richard Marsden has a B.S. de- beautifully decorated tree for any reason, please contact the school. They will be on sale Dec. The Clearfield wrestling team suffered a severe loss when one of its main string wrestlers went down with a injury to the knee suffered in practice. We would like to offer our sincere condolences to Darren Duersch and his family and wish him a quick and complete recovery. In basketball both of our teams had good wins. The boys team defeated Davis 2 in overtime and the girls beat Highland by a considGood luck erable margin of to both teams this week. The wrestlers also showed a commend15-1- 9. gree from BYU, and a Masters and milk. Thursday, Dec. 18, Christmas menu, chicken nuggets, oven baked potatoes, fresh garden peas, orange wheel, Parkerhouse rolls red and green jello jewels, Christmas almond cookie, milk. Kindergarten snack, cookie and milk. Friday, Dec. 19, hamburger deand dill slices, luxe French fries, fruit cup, chocolate chip cookie bar and milk. Kindergarten snack, graham crackers and milk. choice, cheeseburger Wednesday, Dec. 17, taco salad wedges, cinnamon rolls, milk. Jr. high choice, hot pastrami. Thursday, Dec. 18, Christmas brunch, quiche, hash brow ns, fruit cup, orange rolls, milk. Jr. high choice, stacked beef sandwich. Friday Dec. 19, corn dogs French fries buttered mixed vegetables, whole wheat bowknot rolls choice of fresh fruit, marble cake icing, milk. Jr. high choice, chicken sandwich. In 1982 he was the guest conduc- tor of the Utah Orchestra, and last spring he conducted the Nevada Regional Orchestra in Reno. He was instrumental in organizing the Davis County Youth Symphony and for the past two years he has been their conductor. Under Mr. Marsdens direction, the Davis High School Symphony Orchestra has participated in every All-Sta- te major orchestra festival in the western United States. They have been named the outstanding orchestra in each festival. Randy Hoover - Painting Contractor THE QUALITY OF A PROFESSIONAL RESIDENTIALCOMMERCIAL Winter 64-3- 1. Grove with strong individual wins. Well there it is. I hope you know a little more about what is going on and well see you next week. 15 "Serving All of Davis County" and Exterior Painting Wallpapering FREE Estimates Quality Materials Used 6 - Interior Special on - (On Coupon Por Con trad) STEPS TO A QUALITY JOB. 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