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Show vm iu nuTU uvUniinbi oCf iLmuCn !, i 9 J 1 pr (TB f ' 4; - L ' k Layton, Bonneville Mi 4 4 WHS! In Classic Battle By DAVE W1GHAM Seems a little ironic that such an important game is played this early in the season but when the Bonneville Lakers travel to battle the Layton Lancers this week, many observers feel that it will go a long way in determining the eventually region champion. LAST SEASON the game was extremely close, with the LAYTON Lancers winning, it could have gone either way right up until the last play. Bonneville remembers that game, many of the same people returning, with a hnle revenge on their minds. Layton has come on strong in recent weeks after a slow start in preseason. The slow start was almost to be expected since the Lancers were playing a lot of untested talent. All they needed was some playing time and experience, which they got. Since dropping their first two outings of the year the Lancers have come back to win two straight and establish themselves as a top con- tender. BONNEVILLE was always billed as one of the top clubs of the year in 4A, after all the Lakers were a young club that went into the state playoffs a year ago and were returning most of their stars. Then in preseason their great quarterback, Cory Sylvester, came down with pneumonia but the Lakers still won. Now Cory is back, and the air attack is back in full swing. This game matches up to some great individual battles. The Laker team sports a great quarterback, a great running back and a good receiver. Those words could also be said of the Layton crew. MOV 4 IN THEIR win over Clearfield last week, the Bonneville club looked to senior running back Marvin Ellis for some , , The punt return. Lancers look to their great running back Dave Burke, who scored the two touchdowns in their win over Roy last week on runs of 20 and 40 yards. is a Quarterbacking matchup with Sylvester of the Lakers being a passer and the Layton signal caller Mark Vigil being a great runner. Both are key's to their clubs offensive efforts with Vigil getting the nod on experience. TIGHT END for the Lakers is Dan Call who hauled in eight passes for over LAYTON at ASSEMBLING the the Syracuse Park by elementary school many old acquaintances, friendships and memories were renewed. The familiar surroundings of their old stomping grounds spon brought forth many interesting and familiar stories of the past. It had been years since some of these class members had seen each other. LHostesses for this evenings social were Mrs. Willard K. (Vonda Barber) Brown and Mrs. Lynn J. (Bernice Crid-dle- ) 31 Wilcox. :AND UNDER their guidance and supervision, along with the excellent food that was provided, and the great com By SUSAN IPAKTCHIAN Layton Highs Homecoming a close this Saturday, after a week of successful activities. Week will draw to AT 6 p.m. tonight, their 0 record are .2-- 2 topping things off. GMnlS Actiovotiies City. ANOTHER outstanding guest was Arthur R. Anderson, who at this time in the schools history was the principal of the school and also one of the instructors. His quick wit and memorable stories added outstanding memories to this special party. Evemite either a party or something connected with the drama department. rACTIVITIES for this year iftClude: October - one-aplay festival (now in rehearsal); Halloween party. .November: The school musical Once Upon A Mattress (now in rehearsal, but if you are interested in being in the show, please contact Mr, Maxfield). ct iDECEMBER: Workshop (open to "Santas childrens play drama club members only). January: Drama 2 and productions class play. ':FEBRUARY: January and February are open to suggestions from club members as to what type of activity you Want party, movie, snow party, etc. Let us know what you want. March: One-a- play fes- tival (everyone invited to try out); CHS Invitational (preparation for competi tion). APRIL: Spring play (eveiyone invited to try out); Region and State Drama Meets. May: Sections, voting and drama awards night AT VARIOUS times through the year we will have club activities which include attending the theatre in Salt Lake City or schools and colleges in the surrounding 16-1- points! THURSDAY, SEPT. 20, Centrals football team played South Davis, and lost by a score of 13-- Friday, Sept. 21, the volleyball team played against North Davis. The pms will be presented at the drama awards night in May. There are many opportunities for you to earn points and eveiyone can easily get their pin. DUES FOR 1979-8- 0 are $3.50. This small fee enables the member to attend plays, are Mr. Cook, chairman; Mr. Cunningham and Mr. Foxley. Homecoming Week is always a big event for CHS, but this year even more activities have been planned. THE FUN starts Monday, Sept. 24 and runs through the week until Saturday, Sept. 29. Various activities will be featured throughout the week, such as golf, tennis, volleyball games and cross country. But things really get rolling on Thursday. The highlight of the night is the parade and watermelon bust at 6 p.m., followed by the VICAROTC football game. night for parents will start at 7 p.m. er members of the sophomore class begin. All clubs and or- ganizations have been invited to compete in the parade. The winners will be announced in Also assembly. Fridays tonight, Layton High will hold a bonfire, as soon as it is dark. Fridays events include the ROARING bonfire will await you at 8:30, where the PTSA will be selling fireside goodies, like doughnuts and A hot cocoa. A big pep rally is scheduled for Friday during lunch and CHS will play Skyview at 4 p.m. on Falcon field. SATURDAY night the homecoming dance will be held in the gym from 7:30 to 11 p.m. This dance is the first big dance of the year and we hope everyone will come and support us, quoted Brian homecoming assembly which will begin at 11:30 a.m. All alumni are invited to attend the assembly and the pep rally, which will begin at 1:40 : p.m. HOMECOMING- THE . - game, which pits Layton against the Bonneville: Lakers, will commence at 4 t p.m. in the Lancer Stadium. the During will parachuters game balls. game, bring down ' Yesterday Once More, will be the theme for the homecoming dance on Saturp.m. The cost day from will be $4.50 per couple or $5 at the door. The dress will be and the band will be Trax. 1 semi-form- COLD MORNINGS? Let me get your evap. cooler and furnace ready for winter. Service cal 19.95 Bill Brimley Phone 376-81- 96 Wright, sophomore class president. ; Campbell, Karen Kindred, David Kirkham, Clint Lewis, Brad Merrill, Dayna Million, Jeff Moon, Patty Olsen, Julia Schapp, Tanya Schuessler, and Matt Stott. The squad helps keep order in assemblies and other activities. The faculty advisors Sissst eanunnaity SM Glasses Benin Sunset Community School classes are scheduled to begin at Sunset Jr. High, 1610 North 250 West in Sunset on Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. Most classes are two hours in length and are held once a week for a period of eight weeks. Registration will take place the same time classes are scheduled to begin. Fees range from $8 to $14. landscaping public speaking, sewing and typing. On Oct. 6 the gymnastics classes will begin. Registra- - Signup For Adult Education In Davis - tion will take place in the school cafeteria from 9 a.m. Classes will begin the same morning as registration. The fee is $8 for ten weeks. The 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th grade ages are scheduled from a.m. and the through third grade ages are a.m. scheduled from ON MONDAY evening, Oct. 8, roller skating will be offered at Sunset Elementary School. It is located at 2814 North 250 West in Sunset. These sessions will be held every Monday evening. The fee for skating is 75 cents and parents who skate with their children will be admitted free. 8-- pre-scho- ui . 4.v .?? i Preschool through third grade will skate from 3:30-4:3-0 p.m. Students of grades 4th through 6th will ' skate from 4:45 to 6 p.m. . Jr FOR additional information call Mel Roberts, FARMINGTON Regisis continuing for adult education classes to be taught throughout Davis County. Super Stichers THE EDUCATION classes prepare students for completion of a high school education but do not include awarding of a diploma. Classes will be 4-- H tration area. During the year, drama club members will be working to earn their pin. Points are earned for the pin by your participation in the drama club and drama department activities. These scores were: First game Central; second game, 15-Central. Tuesday, Sept. 25, the volleyball team played again, this time against Sunset. And today, Sept. 27, the football team meets North Davis. ; t k THE USHER Squad for the school was selected Sept. 20, with this years members as follows: Kristin Amesquita, Lynn Bell, Kim Bunk, Brett 15-- the Wednesday, Sept. Central Cub girls beat the Millcreek Mustangs in volleyball, with scores as follows: First game 15 to 10, Central ; second game Millcreek; and third game Central. Carrie Waite, a student at Central Davis said, The most important part of the game was when Kathy Killpack scored fourteen oil painting, Clearfield High School. The dub officers have at least one activity planned each month, Student Body officers at Central Davis Junior High for the coming year include Shellie Johns, left, Kim Spencer and Barbara Coryell, right, with Kim Winegar ago. pany of each member, made this an evening long to be remembered. Besides Mr. and Mrs. Brown, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilcox, others that came for this fun time were Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hansen, Mr. and Mrs. Elton Briggs, of Syracuse; Mr. and. Mrs. Howard (Fern Barber) Manning of Paul, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond H. Anderson, Hazelton, Ida.; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Simpson, Tacoma, Wash.; Mr. and Mrs. Reed Williams, Layton; and Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hill, Salt Lake an- By KIM CLAYTON STUDENT BODY By SHAREEN WILCOX Sprucing things up for Layton High Schools homecoming are Pam Budge, left, Mike King, Gina Durbano, Jalaire Barton, and Darla Hanney. Lori is inside the football. All are Clearfield High Homecoming Cj con- sidered the number two club in the state behind Skyline, while the Lancers with a mark are number four in the rankings. Funny thing is that the number three club is Brighton, a club the Layton crew destroyed two weeks BONNEVILLE was second in the league a year ago, Layton was first. Many experts picked them to finish in the reverse order this season, no one told the Lancers that though. James Suitt, Mark Bowman and the other Layton front line are getting better with every game. Look for another great battle between two great football powers. the nual homecoming parade will yards last week. The Lancers look to Kurt Gallegos as their third offensive weapon and hes one of the best in the area no matter which side of the line he plays on. Both clubs are ranked in the polls. The Lakers with SOME CLASSES being offered at this time are disco, :The drama club is one of the most active clubs at ' Hun-sak- HOMECOMING 100 Ksiniicii Planned FYiday evening, Aug. 31. i' '' points. They got them as Marv scored three times, two of short runs and once on a 15-1- indeed a most delightful evening when the Syracuse Elementary class of 1932 gathered with their partners at a picnic party, 4 ' 19, It was .... f fi f .V iff taught at Clearfield, Boun- tiful and Layton high schools Tuesday and Thursday nights from p.m. free of charge. Daytime classes are also being offered at the Davis Area Vocational Center in Kaysville. Information for those classes can be obtained by calling 376-117- k ;. MEMBERS ARE: Pam Marx, Elisa Hanney, Rebecca Rushforth, Becky Marx, Nicole Fondario, Jolene m.' i 4-- , fi 1 a r ? i Hatch. They meet every Tuesday at 3:30. They have had two lessons. first one they learned to embroider and this week At the parties, activities and other events throughout the year at little or no cost Your drama club is also included in this price. available by calling the school district administrative offices 1 5 or at or Ext. 225 or 217. they will learn the satin stitch. They are making pillows. Their leader is 825-979- ;, new Club has been formed in the Kaysville area. It is Needlework I and the clubs name is The Super Stitchers. A GENERAL information about the other classes is 867-229- 11 Group Dorothy Marx. A |