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Show HIGHLAND HIGH HIGHLIGHTS 'TIS TIME f from ; KATHtE FULLMER Paper Rated Superior LAWNS, SHRUBS, FLOWERS MED.. ORTHO-GR- O Lawn & Garden Food method of printing Scholastic Press Association Five commencement speakers have been selected from a field of 25 candidates Only students who made the honor than Judging occurs in all fields in which high school journalists are involved These include coverage, writing, photography and make-u- p student newspapers from high schools all over the nation are judged 1,000 Kathy Leon, A1 Sullivan, Hu h Burt and Cole Durham A panel of speech and drama instructors selected tht finalists NSPA, and then placed in one of four groups lb. Superior accomplisment is recognized by an All American rating First class ratings represent excellence in publication, but indicate the paper lacks the professionalism or polish required for an All American . Second class ratings are awarded when the quality is average Third class ratings indicate major weaknesses To facilitate fair judging, the newspapers are placed in groups divided by enrollment, frequency of publication and bag $4.98 WASATCH .SHADOWSi WsmW Iom d , tna i AeaMnUa ZU. By 225 Fail roll (3 5 grade point averace were eligible to try out Speakers for the June 1C exercises are Wendy Weiler Highland Highs school new -paper, the Highland Rambler, has been awarded an honor rating in the 72nd All American NewspaperCri-tica- l Service of the National (NSPA) More 40 F our T eachers W in PHOTOGRAPHY Service Awards Doctor M Sterling United States of Education and vice president them among E E. Erickson VcMurrin, Distinguished Professor of and Doctor Philisophy. M Rees, professor Donald Commissioner in 1961-6- 2 of the 25th InternationalCon-ferenc- e on Public Education, Geneva, 1962 Doctor Rees is chairman of if zoology and entomology. Kith of the University of I tah, have been chosen by of the Utah Academy Sciences Arts and Letters to receive Distinguished Service Awards the Division of Biological Sciences at the University of Ecological and director Research at Dugway ProvGround ing several as Meritorious High School Teachers by the academy were Miss Helen Ada Scott, East High School world history teacher, and E Soulier, instructor Glen st in enriched biology at Listed High School awards will be made April 16 at the academy's fellowship dinner, 6:30 P M. Union of Utah in the Student State University, Logan McMurrin is an Doctor alternation dl known figure in educate .. and government The He has had works 484 widely Miss Scott has had a distinguished career of social science teaching at East Her duties are with the main sophomore class Mn Soulier works with juniors and seniors at He also is High an instructor in botany and Hill-crc- exhibition of A Quentin Howard of Salt Lake City April 11, opened Sunday, at the Salt Lake Art Center. One of Utah's most senwith the sitive artists camera, Howard Is repre- A one-m- an photographs has held several national positions, and international by Modern n Utah 0523 Los Angeles $39 00 April 14 -- 18 WORLD'S FAIR $226 July May, June. st HAWAII $499 June July MEXICO $213 June, July. Aug RIVER TRIPS May, June Colorado, Yampa TRAVEL INSTITUTE 278 E 9th South Salt Lake City, Utah or 487-79- 328-49- 07 the permanent the Museum sented in collection of 3 iPRING VACATION zoology One-ma- -- City FUN TOURS and has traveled published Art Center Sets Photo Exhibition Hill-cre- u He scholarlv Salt Ilk So of Art, New York shows of this work have been held at t' Santa of Art, Barbara Museum La Jolla Museum of Art, M H. De Young Memorial Museum and the Colorado Fine Arts Center. Born in Salt Lake City, the artist graduated from the University of Utah in 1930. Recent photographs will dominate the exhibition, but examples from the 1950s will also be shown. Gallery hours are Tuesday P M. through Saturday, black-and-wh- ite -5 Martin C. Glauett, retired mailman, check hi old frientL . . . the maillmx. Portrait ffflnn items in the department " He's especially proud of the fact hes only been late for work three days in 41 years. Because started as a earner one year after the parcel post was introduced, the credit union treasurer said,1 andl velived to see the parcel post become xrw and I I - Kosher Food Pastrami - Corned Beef Cheese Cake Decorated Cheese and Bagel-Lo- x Cold Cut Trays (ff ice Meetings for Your and Parties was away from the post office, the retired mailman commented, "postal employees are always coming to see me to Be a 0 & after bad weather the 'Tve never felt like tfur Uttd4 r tuncA L had to walk to Sugarhouse, he said He and his wife, Marie, live in the same home on Seventh East in which they spent their honeymoon in 1918 They have four children His two jobs as treasurer keep him in constant touch with post office business I DECIDE of streetcars couldnt run Through his four decades with the postal department, the local earner believes one of the greatest improvements has been the parcel post jgpiiag yU&ce meet one of the biggest and stomach Even usually friendly pooches sometimes took their wrath out on the poor mailman Mr. Classett recalled one animal who he thought was his pal The dog saw the mailman, . and prowagged his tail. ceeded to help himself to a piece of Mr. Glassetts leg. 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