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Show Thursday, May 17, 1950 Southern Utah News and Kane County Standard Letters To The Editor (The following letter was received from the Alton school after they visited our printing tie metal fingers take the paper down to the metal pages. The papers go around two rollers then some big long teeth reach up nd get it They take it down where they lay it on an adjustable table-likplatform. The pictures which are put in the S.U.N. are made from metal poured in paper molds. When the metal is taken from the mold it is cool and ready for use. u There is another machine on which a printer can print wedding announcements, bulletins, and other such articles. Still another machine is used to cut and shape the melted metal slugs before they are clear cool. Thanks Mr. Brown for letting us come, and we hope we've learned something about making a paper. We appreciate your giving us the slugs with our names printed on them. e plant) The Alton 4th, 5th and 6th grades took a trip to the publishing office in Kanab on May 2nd. When - we, arrived Mr. Brown was putting the news words into a frame to put them on the press. The news comes from towns all over Kane County and often from other places near-by- . The editor melts used metal slugs and types news on them. Then he puts them in a frame arranged like he wants the pages of the paper (o be. He tightens them in so they have no chance of falling out, then puts them both on the press and tightens them down. There is a small ink tray on one end of the press which comes off an ink roller. Some other rollers take the ink down to the metal pages. Then the paper comes from on top, put in by Mr. Brown who stands on a platform and works the levers. As the rollers come around some lit- Sincerely yours, Lewis Don Leach, Laurel Hoyt Joyce Cox Fredonia Seniors Enjoy Trip To West Coast FREDONIA Members of Fre- donia high graduating class enjoyed a long week of in and around Los Angeles, recently. Spending their first night at Las Vegas, the group under the supervision of Mr. Dale Flnnicum and Mrs. Alice Powell, got to peek in some of the gambling citys casinos, toured the and shops at the Last Frontier, then off to the Pacific coast. The class enjoyed the many sights at Knotts Berry Farm, toured the harbors at Wilmington and Long Beach, rode the roller coaster at the Pike in Long Beach and watched with awe the Circlerama and exciting trips through Disneyland. While the girls shopped in Long Beach the boys took in a track meet at the Collesium A here they witnessed the running sight-seein- mus-ue- Raymond Vard Heaton Melvin Allen Cox Verla Hoyt Norman Clyde Roundy Mrs. Martha C. Roundy Judith Roundy Marva Crosby Glen Ferril Heaton Anthony Karl Heaton Vickie Lee Worthen of the mile in less than 4 minutes. a first time In the United States. This was a real thrill for the senior boys. At Huntington Beach the group had a thrill at trying ocean swimming. The class received public recognition on the boat trip to Catalina where they enjoyed the sights of the famous bird sanctuary, and marveled at the sightj in the Glass Bottom Boat Trip. At Catalina some of the boys rented a motor boat and had a wonderful time with it. The seniors were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack Finnicum at Wilmington; here they saw many of their favorite radio programs on TV and enjoyed in the evenings.. Mr. Finnicum is a former student of FHS. Mrs. Eva Shelton and daughter Doris, formerly of Fredonla and now residing at Montebello, visited with the seniors at the one evening. All in all these seniors had the time of their lives in six wonderful days. bar-b-que- .Page Five Oil In Arizona to reports in the papers and magazines of recent issue the northern most section across the state of Arizona is being looked to as one of the largest new oil potential areas in the United States today. Seeming to back up this opin-T6n- , drilling is to be started in the Antelope Structure 15 miles south of Short Creek in the next few weeks according to information received here from the Val-eOil Company who has had this location filed on for some time. Kanab High School According Commencement Exercises i a r n s i r , . CTQCOSe Theme: "MOMENTS TO REMEMBER" Finni-cum- s t KANAB HIGH SCHOOL Thursday, May tha Savantaanth Ninataan Hundrad .Worry is like a rocking-chai- r gives you something to do, but doesnt get you anywhere. fifty-si- x eight o'clock CLASS OFFICERS and try Come on it- Val Burton Banks Israel Edward Allen - President Vice-Preside- nt Gertrude Vicki Zirker Secretary CLASS ROLL Gertrude Vicki Zirker Charnelle McAllister Israel Edward Allen Merrilin R. Robinson Charlene Robertson Lou Ella Henderson Wendell M. Heaton Charles Kent Pugh Delores Eddington Beverly M. Morris Val Burton Banks Lois Marie Beard Sherrone Roundy Clytie Rae Clark Velden A. Black Carl H. Church Maurice J. Tait Sherry Bunting Sharon Hamblin Elaine Young Bain Judd Swapp Coke in Kin V FACULTY Mr. John M. Burgoyne Mr. Jesse H. Jameson Ifs great for a Mr. Garth Darrell Tietjen Mrs. Helen H. Burgoyne Mrs. Afton Jameson king-siz-e Mr. Claude Y. Lundquist thirst or for serving two BOARD OF EDUCATION Lynn F. Findlay . Fern H., Morrison Alton bottles of Coca-Col- Rachel fjr Board Member Board Member Board Member S. Superintendent Clerk Findlay PROGRAM Same a. ef Graduates March bright, bracing Coke you get in Standard and Pugh Owen M. Davis when you want to share with a King-Siz- e .Vice-Preside- nt A. D. Findlay Fred E. Heaton When thirst calls for a long drink . . . friend . , . thats the time R. "It's Commencement Day" class Soloist Beverly M. Morris same Family-Siz- e lnvocation lively, tangy taste without an equal-sa- me - Velden A. Black "Moments to Remember" class trusted quality. Next time Soloist, Delores Eddington Welcoming Address you buy Coke, get King-Siz- e President . Maurice J. Talt Maurice J. Tait, Wendell M. Heaton, Carl H. Church, Charles Kent Pugh Song Medley too. Junior High School Talk Charlene Robertson Freshman Talk Charles Kent Pugh Song Medley "The Sportsman Creed" Sophomore Talk Junior Talk Senior Talk Charnelle McAllister Elaine Young Henderson Marie Beard Lou Ella . Lois Sherry Bunting Sharon Hamblin, Clytie Rae Clark "Memories" and "Just a Memory" Gertrude Vicki Zirker Israel Edward Allen 7 Awards I am a Merrilin R. Robinson Diploma" Dance ri -- ln-'t- l 1 L--. Presentation of Diplomas "After Graduation Day" Benediction ... Owen M. Davis ;. Sherrone Roundy ...... ; "I'll Walk With God" jt cql skr lynjiidK (ft Class March of Graduates wvit iJ 3 CONVENIENT SIZES to suit every occasion - PAMItY-SI- K1NO-SI- ZI OTTUD UNDII AUTHORITY OR TH STANDARD COCA-COI- A StZI COMPANY IV tViVlb.v COCA - COLA D0TTLIN5 COMPANY OF CEDAR CITY 1935, THE COCA-COL- COMPANY k o ragbtarad Irakaat. Class StrlM Rrtos WATERFIll AND FRAZIER DISTILLERY . St PROOF WMtkay CO, BARCSTQWN, KY. |
