| Show THE SEARCHLIGHT ITT Facts About This Club Activities Home Ec Club To Join National Organization Adda New Members Ray jj PEP BOOSTERS INITIATE GOATS Loveland the main foottll AftThat a freslunan is purchase the of copies Popular Science magazine each month to read Mr Arbon will give a and discuss talk on photography the next meeting at PROUD RECORD MADE IS BY JUNIORS The present Junior class has had the fewest failures of any class for many years according to school records The members of this class Freshmen to have progressed from Juniors and very few have dropped out So instead of the four classes of this Junior English held previously the there are five including year class in Journalism Mrs Griffin predicts a large graduating class for 1936 F F A Visits Lagoon Only one club in scliool manages to time The in the summer not only do mo6t of their work while others are on vacation but they also have some of their fun This summer Bear River Chapter of Future Farmers after thinking of different places to take their annual trip decided to go to Lagoon Future Farmers end their advisor Mr Nichols left the Bear River High last August 24 in Golden Harris’s bus They arrived at Lagoon afid spent the day trying out the different pleasure devices They returned about 11 o’clock function F F A’s If it weren’t for this There would be a Joke Ten times worse SCHOOL 4c little Here verse SUPPLIES and 8c &t J C Penney" Phone 12 before The in the club are to sponsor a party for the older members Initiation is to take place at this entertainment after which the new comers will emerge as full fledged members s s'- Doings - a Drama-tic- Tlie builders contract calls for the of the building by Dec completion A new teacher remarked to a reNine new members of the Pep porter that the attitude of students underwent their in- here w as the best she had seen in The Home Economics club now con- Boosters CluL school itiations Wednesday night They are any sisting of 40 members instead of the Beth Smith Erla Wood Dorothy previous 30 is soon to become affiliGiles and Fuller with their trusty Ruby Landvatter Ada Schoated with the national organization “bikes" have solved the problem of field Richardson Gladys Delphene Club officers Fay Waldron Dorothy home from football practice Ballard and Marjorie Koford rejiort Masalk Marjorie Ballard and Melba getting Jones is there now that enough money in Stealing Students will be able to go to footapples parading through the treasury to pay the fee to become Tremonton with a bushel of them and ball games in tht new bus purchased a member of the National Home Ecby the marshal last summer Ly the school board onomics Clul which is known all over then being caught to the proved to be quite a calamity the United States Two one hired by the insirectors On account of the larger rooms for new members Begging bread and milk from Dr government and one by the school Home Economics work to be had in home was Ada Schofield's board oversee every bit of constructhe new building the club decided Schaffer’s task special tion on the new building that they could safely Increase their Because of this and also membership because many members were graduatMr Welling the new Seminary Royal Drama-tic- s ed last spring it was possible to vote was chairman of the comprincipal in 25 new members last Monday Girl Officers mittee in the state legislature that pre Have At the next meeting a program comthis the bill allowing pared high’ mittee and an activity committee will The Dramatics Club elected Ruth school to be built be chosen Mlester as president at its first meetMore students have ing held last Thursday Lula Ellis their bought was selected as vice president and activity cards up to dutv than at Davis Elected Prexey this time for many years Betty Gibbs as secretary and treasurer For Student Scientists The club discussed the year’s program which promises to be better than ever New officers chosen by the Science club are Lawrence Davis president Leslie Rees vice president and Norman Parry secretary The Science club has decided to Cla on squad New Club Proposed The s Dramatics a new Write Plays class Hard To Discourage There seems to be a tendency this thing to want year for too many students to take Physiology Both classes ere a special assignment these am a to over flowing full and still they teur actors have to write a plot for keep coming the four kinds of plays Mr Walker has greeted all new The comedies so far true to their students with the that the warning name have been very comical and the class has enjoyed many a laugh fiom course is hard and one may get a flunk Of course the students only them but there’s the laugh that possibility The students have also gained as to what kinds of plays he might mean it knowledge are made and how authors course As Shop Boys Busy Some Bears Can Take It They’re Back For More such a bad Ezra Parkwho is taking a post graduate nterested Parkinson in is machines in Mr Je on’s depart- “Bear River High isn’t place after all” remarked inson course the ment other g aduates of last Evidently Max share his opinion spring Chambers is coaching the fieshmen and Sophomore football players He is also interested in tennis Graduates Enter College Ralston Zundel is thinking of starting a Liar's Club Thu ty seven former students will If you wish to Join write up your contributions and enter college as freshmen this year send them to him They must be is a list of those who Following Here is a sample of Ralswill enter: original! ton’s stories: U S A CCatherine Abbott Owen “I once owned a cat which liked to Brough Twila Meldfum Max Johnson F F A’ Plan Program come in the house Every morning I June Rhodes Dee Jensen Ira Somwould go out to get some wood to mers Newel Checketts Marie Erickson Will Exhibit At Fair make tpe fire and the cat would Daniel Perkins Frank Ward Arelen walk in So one day I shot it Well Hadfield Max Petersen Kate Johnson tlie next morning Tlie Future Farmers held a meetI opened the door Glen Adams Wayne McWhorter NorDon Gunnell ing Sept 13 in which they discussed and in walked the cat so I shot it ma Anderson Darwin the amount for fees and then listened again The next morning the cat Gunnell came In again and again I shot it to a short program Weber College Margaret Jenkins I had lost atbut when decided Just to cents my temper charge fifty They WadsMargaret Pack So I each for fees The program consist- It walked In the next morning worth Legrand Burton Thomas Soott decided to end it so I took it out and ed of Boyd Iverson and Paul Stumm’s Florence Petersen Beth Oyier Gall telling of their trip to the World's cut off its head The next day when Holmgren I opened the door I'll be darned if Fair B Y U Ralph Kirkham Wayne Several exhibits at the county fair that cat didn't walk in with its head Dale Frank Hess Wilcox Rogers in its mouth” will be displayed by the Future Farmers Phyllis Bennett to Idaho Teachers College Boyd Iverson will be in charge oi to college in Myrl Christopherson me ART GUILD TO Paul Stumm the tteef exhibits Arlo ClifNeilson the poultry MEET REGULARLY Oregon dairy Helen Manning to Iowa State A C ton Larson and Kenneth Boss the Ames Iowa crop Howard Fuller the sheep The Art Guild is going to carry out Dee Hospital Carol Gleason and a project to be presented at the next Clarisa Larson club meeting Mildred Theurer has Dean Hall Elected of Arizona Marion Hop University been elected Hilda Miller president kins and treasurer and Alice To Guide Music Club secretary Crocket chairman of the program QUITE RIGHT Music Club members elected Dean committee “With regular club meetings we are Hall as president in their meeting Jackson looked over his fence and Other officers are as going to make it a better club” de- saw his neighbor busy in his garden last Thursday Venna Kirkliam vice presi-- : clared Miss Capener follows: advisor “Hello! he called out '‘What are secre dent and Wesley Landvatter in that hole? Looks you lAirying tary and treasurer rather suspicious to me” Earla Wood was elected chairman Pep Club Chooses Officers said his neighbor “Oh" with a of the program committee with Betn “I'm Jusst putting in some Smith Irene Holland and Tlie P E P Club has elected Hope light laugh seeds” as helpers Cluistensen as Beth Innes early Venna Kirkham Music Club last the meeting Kitchen stools for mother is the favorite project of the freshie boys in the shop The Overland Lumlbr Co Wilson Lumber Co and the Fanners Cash Union have offered a prize for the best fly trap made in the shop Fair exhibits are being finished by many of the boys to be exhibited In the Fair During the summer there have been A in the shop many improvements new hardwood bench And a set of new lockers have been added The big door in the north side has fcVen moved to the west side and a window put in its place Entertainment ! Information Every Week PLANS If Its In The HARTLEY & STOKES GOOD TIMES HYRUM JENSEN If You & SONS Dealers In Furniture Hardware Heaters Ranges and Notions Utah Garland We Get It For You AFFORD PLEASURE THROUGHOUT LIFE PICTURES “Just Home Folks” FRESH GROCERIES Negative In GARLAND president an"Seeds!” exclaimed Jackson the as vice president and Elva Davis as president of and treasurer for this year grily “It looks more like one of my took charge of secretary Plymouth Rock hens” The club is taking four new members in this year “That's right” said his neighbor They are: Ruby Hess Donna Boss Clara Korth and with a fierce glare “The seeds are CLUB Velma Dallin The Initiation for the inside her” — Answers Magazine will take place In the near fuACTIVITIES goats ture were Many interesting activities planned In the Athletics Club Thursday after the election of the new officers Alice Christopheison was chosen for president Norma Oyier for vice president and June Stayner for secretary and treasurer Next Wednesday afternoon the club has planned to swim at Udy Springs and in the near future to go horseback riding in the hills Miss Reeder the supervisor intends to teach those who are Interested to play tennis and later to have It tennis tournament The members who aren’t Interested will play indoor baseball and in the winter basketball will be the chief activity ! 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