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Show THE TEEN SCENE By SI1ABON LABISON NEWS BITS Congratulation go to Carol Smith for being elected Junior Cleaner president of Lake View Stake recently.' Sylania Palmer was chosen one of four outstanding Weber High junior girls to attend Utah "Girl's State- this spring. The girls wrote letters of application and were judged on ability, personality, scholarship and Good luck, Sylvia, and have lots of fun lto teeners h.ne been making tm: news the week - witness the following ' l'p at tali Stale (lSA(') this week, Mon Hull was elrcttd second of the student body vice presid'-n- t for next year Mon received enough votes in tie prmury election to as sure him of he position Youll probaby icmeinber that Don was recently elected president of his fraternity It was the List time a sophooioie had recciv ed such a I I I Watches Diamonds Best Quality Low Prices fir Wotch Repair GUARANTEE Stringham Jewelry Phone Theater Bldg. Ray Shirley? THIS IS THE LIFE For those of you who have been wondering just what college life is like, here's something you might find interesting Last week ray dub at Weber College presented its assembly on Friday. The theme, "There Is Nothing Likf A . . . was arranged in several Lady, scenes using famous ladies of history, from Eve to Marilyn Monroe. Besides each group practicing alone, everyone had to practice to. gether too. Because everyone is through school at a different hour ihe only time to hold practices was early in the morning and in the evening. Everyday last week we p.led out and up to the campus at 0 a m and then again from 7 to 11 pm every night. Oh well, they say you can catch up on sleep easily'1 (Just ask Shir icy Thomas') position. IN CONTEST Sharon Wesaell certinly did fine job in the Miss Ogden contest last Saturday night. She looked very pretty and I'm sure everyone who saw the pageant will agree her cutting from "Joan of Arc was excellent. Also at the contest was Maurine iaiker, a senior at Weber Hi last year and the former "Miss Ogden and Miss Utah. She loiked lovely as she presented the nc w.Miss Ogden with her crown. It was fun to talk to Carol Peterson, also, who has been attending tile UYU with Maurine. Carol Terry was also in the group for what seemed a small reunion of Weber gladuates. Congratulations are in Older for Maurine. loo, who recently an. nounced tier engagement to Steph ( n .Sinn li o! C e.u : li'.d Probst, Kelton tained without charge from the Gary Larsen, Ann Davis, Carol colelge of mines and mineral in- Jean Cook, Connie Waddoups, dustries, University of Utah, Salt and Bob Arbon, five Davis High Lake City. the students, are representing Bountiful Junior Chamber of Commerce. These students will Davis High News attend this legislative event with other high school along A mock Junior Legislator students throughout the state. meet to be held at the Utah State This educational affair Is spon Capitol building on April 13 and Mrs. Lillian Froerer, Riverdale 16 is being sponsored by the sored for the betterment of high Stake YWMIA president, was the Junior Chamber of Commerce. school students knowledge in the guest narrator for the Lake View Ward iu-iii- s BENNION DRUG Roy, vUtah cantata "Resurrec- DR. H. MURRAY CARVER OPTOMETRIST Office Hours 9 to 5 Every day except Friday's Evenings by Apopintment Phone 5519 SO. 1900 WEST ROY. UTAH U of U Expand Mineral And Mine Course educational science. field of governmental The theme for Davis High annual Sophomore Tucker and assembly to be held on April 15 is "sentimental Journey. The assembly will begin at 10:13 Friday morning and will Uke the audience on a make-believ- e trip to aLs Vegas, Hollywood, Texas, and Utah. The theme song will be sung In the assembly by Val J. Stuart and a Sophomore chorus. Only $1.75 Per Yeor to the Subscribe Sun-Chronic- le ROY THEATER Office Open 2:45 Sot, fr Sun. 6:45 Mon , Tues Wed. Thurv, Fri. Ph. Roy, IJtnh Box npiortun-die- the University of Utah for students desiring to prepare for Jobs in the state's growing mining and mineral industries The industries, already two of U'tahs largest enterprises, have I Eariurl- - llui school nurse, will Ibic-- 'vastly increased by Ihe eur. discuss the new polio shots and rent uranium boom and by recent an exhibition of tumbling and oil strikes. The University of .square dances will Is- - put on bv Utah bas set tip several new Ihe two sixth grade classes technical training departments to keep pace with these expanding Klwin W. Marriott, principal! industries of the Riverdale School, reports Specifically outlining educa 58 children have been enrolled Innial opjtortundies is a new H ft for Kindergarten this year page booklet, "Mineral Industius Parents wilii children who will Education in Utah," recently pubenter school tins fall, who have lished try the University of Utah nut registered for Kindergarten trcss Dr John R. Lewis, head of are urged to do so ,,v ,nn a, possible Of the number already the University of Utah depart 'enrolled, only !l are from River ii.ent of metallurgical engineering dale, the remaining 40 are from and author of the pamphlet, fuel technology, ceramics, Roy. Apr, 2023 Wed.-Su- n. : Stewart Granger Grace Kelly Paul Douglat GREEN FIRE 24-2- 7 April Sun-We- d LONG GREY LINE 1 Tyrone Power and mete-orolog- . Daughters of th.e Utah Pioneers Camp 27 will have a pot luck ('inner and meeting at the horn" of Mrs Fills Alma Mabel at 2 p m Mrs bo co hostess. geography, mmc-raiog- Maureen O'Hara . and geophysics as some of tie new departments winch have been created in the Universits's college of mines and mineral in to meet the need for special training The booklet also contains m formation about the departments of geology and metallurgical and milling engineering Another sec ' tom details training of graduate students and lists some of the research projects currently un cJerway Copies of "Mineral Industries Education in Utah' may be nb April Sixteen Riverdale Ward young nun received individual Aarmiic Priesthood awards, .m S.iturdav evening at the Father's and Son's night held in the ward recreation hall. They enjoyed a program, games and refreshment. Those who received awards for attendance for church activities 28-3- 0 Wed-So- t. OUTLAW uu-iri- . Always on Duty Easter at Thursday. April 2fi Harrison Child will Registered Pharmacist D. tion Morning presented last Sunday evening. The cantata was directed by Mrs. Dorothy Bradford and Mrs. Bessil McEntire was the accompanist Many i Phone were: Kendall 1955 W. Knight, Keith M. Henderson, Ferron E. Johnson, John W. Norton, Alan C. Judkins, James F. Jackson, Robert Jensen, Jack-'W- . Jensen, Lester H. Davis, Jimmy R. Boswell, David D. Burton, Glen R. Child, Vern G. Child, David H. Parkinson and Roland E. Child. (.1 L.sTs? The other day Helen Weston had two pulslv Colli i'ii Mi, h i and Crystal Broderick, visiting her and they seemed to be giving looks of sciimtuivation as I went by. It Helen invited them to din. licr, played ball until tiny wcie starved andAheu wanti-- loTnrgel dinner. l!y the time they laughing ly finished telling me about the in culenl, I'm rather confused about what did ically happen ItONfi HOUSE I'm suie everyone who heard about Shirley Binghams '(untie man Caller" thought it was a real cute story. For those of you who didn't hear about it, it happens that Shirley has an unde who also has a (laughter Shirley only she' 8 years old' Shiileys caller go! the wrong house aid was told that m order to go with the Shirley at that house he'd have an awfully long wait about 10 years Everything turned out all rigid m the end, however Did you have fun. April 21, E, DAUGHTERS . PLUS GAMBLERS FROM NATCHEZ AMERICAN FOOD STORE - ROY FRESH BAKED LEMON a. ....: LIBBY'S FRESH FROZEN o KERNEL PEAS OLD MANSE conn Elderberry or Cherry JELLY GRAPETTE Real Fruit Flavor PUHCE1 SYRUP 6 Packs 5 Jars 3 Pints $H $1 ! 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