Show THE SEARCHLIGHT School Library Will New Building Grows - Publication Assured Open Next Wednesday Of Having An Office Student Hikers Visit Scattered YeHowitone Points Attract Numerous Vacationer The boys of the school favor hitch hiking when taking a vacation Gerald Falmer hitch hiked to the World’s Fair this summer Gerald en joyed his trip but was glad to get schedule back on a Max Chambers and Don Scott also hitch hiked to Chicago They rode 4000 miles on top of freight trains Max declared that lie would le able to balance himself In another earthquake After sleeping on park benches lawns and freights the boys welcome their feather beds Max missed his ' mother tucking him In each night Mildred Theurer Grant Fridal Don Boyd and Lynn Iverson Paul Stumm John Fridal N C Murdock and Lewis Hess' also visited the World’s Fair and found It very Interesting California Oregon and Washington attracted Jones White on his second hitch hike trip Last year he went to tlie World's Fair He found the trip very interesting then but he aayi the one this year was better Bpec Plersen John and Grant N C Murdock and Lewis Hess enjoyed their trips to Los Angeles very much Yellowstone National Park attracted more students than any other place for their vacation this summer Twenty-eigh- t girls spent their vacations together In the park They visited all the main points of Inter the eat such as Roaring Mountain Hot Pools etc They report that tle climate was not so dry up there as they slept In pools of water most of the time The ferocious girls armed and themselves with axes pans d butcher knives the poor bears out of the park The girls met a truck load of boys from East Gar land at Mammoth Dana Stephenaen and Nedra repoit that it isn’t a bit of fun to swim in the Yellowstone Lake when the water Is six degrees below zero Also It is quite a thrill to look down Grand Canyon with one wheel of your car almost over the edge Elva Davis senior vice president was another interested visitor of Yellowstone Yellowstone and Black Hills National Parks proved very Interesting to Estell Welling on her vacation this year and Douglas and E J Holmgren Wayne Rogers visited Yellowstone National Park and Montana They report many pleasant experiences on their trip Others who went to the park in elude Burnle Petersen Erma Vance Gerald Monk Lula Ellis Luclle Cannon Leah Cannon Eva Knutson Leslie Marie Fronk Reed Johnson Wight Mr Streeper sampled all the beer in The Max Chambers Now Coaching Greetings With Twenty-eig- ht Issued to Football Candidates Chambers taking over freshmen and sophomore coaching duties this week football future looks much brighter about 28 Coach Harris has Issued Max a graduate and football star football suits to promising players for of last year is taking post graduate this years football team These playwork In addition to his coaching duties ers are all fighting hard to make the He is expecting about 33 greenlings first eleven to work with It Is from these that about 5 o’clock or Every evening future teams will came thereafter a tired bunch of players Coach Harris not being able to up the back stairs toward the handle both squads Is very grateful string This Is the first year shower room for Max's help practice has been held legularly after who have received suits school Greenlings Coach Harris said "We have Vernal ArchiInclude the following: not had enough practice other years1 bald Melvin Halver Glen BJonf and when approached as to what this NorRichard Griffin Udell Rogers year’s team would do he said “You Don Bowcutt man Wlnzeler Blaln can’t tell a thing about what a high Hickman John RobL'ms Keith Aust- school footl'all team will do until you in Don Iverson Russell Christensen put them up against another football Harold Capener Nick Peterson Grant team" Hawkins Robert Charles Forsgren Next Friday the team goes to M&lad Lewis Allen Verl Nelson Gordon to match their power with M&lad High’s team Tills is only a practice SACK-RUSSOPHS but it will help prepare the game team for the coming schedule wliich Is as follows: — If The freshman sophomoae feud Sept 28 — Box Elder vs Bear River over or at last tor should be)After Box Elder r at hoisting dummies in each others Oct 5— Weber vs Bear River here and then bickering back and forth Oct 12— Ogden vs Bear River here for a couple of days they decided to 2— South Cache vs Bear River Nov fight it out like men on the field of at South Cache battle vs Bear River at Nov 9— Pieston ' Five unnutes struggle with the Preston for the sandbags gave a score Those who are now working for a that was a surprise to most sophs on the first team are: E place people Jack Drlggs Earl Oyler Holmgren were freshmen The generally Harvey Giles Howard Fuller Jack two to have thought advantages: Palmer DeLong Jones Bert Anderson 1 Numbers and 3 moral support of Jack Hall Spec Pierson Cole Wlnzler Howard the principal who has been their pro- Reed Oyler Dean Hall tector and friend throughout Shurtz' Art Johansen Duane Jones Roland Cleon Ogden Good hum work on the part of the Karl Ward Schofield Roland for Forsgren Moyle was thought to account Sophs Knudson Burke Gephart Frank Kam-el- y their victory Walter Ashbey Hub Brenkman ' Milwaukee as he returned home from Wallace Germer Paul Boyd Garrett a trip to Detroit He also visited Jenkins Ray Loveland Pikes Black Hills Colorado Springs Peak and returned home through the Outstanding Mountains He reports that Rocky the trip was very interesting In Tenni The strike was over when Mb so it Johnson visited California The majority of the twenty boys She visited all wasn't very exolting who entered the tennis tournament the places of interest and enjoyed her this year are freshmen trip very much The freshmen entrants looked very Miss Woodslde toured the Atlantic Dick Welling and Melvin promising coast She visited sights of histor- Manning made especially good showthe Lbttleground ical value Including ings said in Gettysburg Miss Woodslde no letter men Although there are she would like to make her home In returning to the school the tennis Pennsylvania prospects are fair Steve Jensen the Mrs Griffin and Laverd spent the only letter man of last year has gone summer at Escalante and Boulder to California and will not return to Utah school Max Squad WIN J Frethies Tournament Interested Margaret Tarbct Oregon very much while on her vacation this summer The small room that now serves for will be converted Into an Mbrary Office for the Searchlight and staffs Just as soon as the new is completed and a new building library installed there The new building will consist of two stories The first floor will be occupied Ly rooms for the Home Economics department Including a large lunch room The second floor will contain the library and study hall the agrlcultur-- J and the biology loom al department The building will stand between Uie main building and the shop facing east and set back about 23 feet itj will be in the same style architecture and the same materials as the other structures on the campus Class rooms now being used for tha above mentioned department will- be! available for other uses Typewrit-- j ing and bookkeeping wifi be taught in 1A and 2A The art classes willbe science held In the1 present domestic made room The sewing room Into an administration office The present book room will be converted Into a publication office The Board of Education has promised also that if funds can possibly to cover the expense be stretched new shower rooms and a new entrance will be built at the west end of the will (lo away with the gym This shower present totally Inadequate rooms In the main L'uildlng a Suits This Is the first time for three years that there has been a fall tournament Also this is the first interschool tournament Last year there was a tournament and a Junior senior tournament This year it Is open to everyone from freshles to po6t graduates Ten games have been played so far not even given a chance to go into The winners are: Max Chambers but were forced to work Melvin mourning Manning Stanley Castleton even harder Hour after hour they Castleton RusKenneth Boss their full capacity until It sell ChristensenRalph spouted Glenn Henrle Jack seemed as If they should break under Gleason Dean Andrus and Bill Fraser the strain The next games will be between Then one day a dear little freshle Max and Melvin Stanley and Kenstill In his youth notGlenn and iced the poor overworked faucets and neth Ralph and Russell Dean and Bill The wintimidly 'suggested that they be given Jack and a rest- - 'The cry was taken up and ners will play each other until all tut the best player have been eliminated soon' reached the ears of the principal He Immediately REALLY? the- - wonderful service th? recognized faucets had given and as a reward he put them on a pension Now they A sophomore was to a talking are quietly resting content to live In freshle one night their memories of their past of "Just look at the at&rs how numerous and bright" loyal service Although The freshle looked puzzled as he they are now replaced It is doubtful that any new ones can be glanced at the sky found who will serve as long and “Oh aren’t there a lot?” he exclaim— faithfully as did these loyal fauoets ed by and Toy Ezra Parkinson received first prize Harris won the “booby" Marjorie at a bunco paity given at of Dana Stephenson Monday lunch After an appetizing evening con was served the evening was spent of the Malad in dancing to the music orchestra The school lllAary will open for use announced Miss Johnson Wednesday this of tire library superintendent year Nina Udy Edna Christensen and as Rowane McFarlane will serve librarians ftrst hour Loa Loveland and Fay Mkhaelia will take care of library second hour Third hour Grace Bishop and fourth hour Rita Busenbark will be librarians No one Is chosen yet to be in the library durthe sixth hours fifth and ing A fine (f I wo cents a day will be cliarged (or over due books Report cards will be held up until fines are No new Lboks will be issued to paid students who have not paid their fines Books that are damaged must be paid for the A double check system will be used year Both the librarian and the student who has the book will have a dated card this A New CHEVROLET Coach For Only Como Says the sophomore “You’re green!" Laughed the freshle ’That so?” “Oh but that’s not half bad it’s green things that grow!" Mr Walker to ology class “What constitutes a successful Bright student "A marriage license" Look Over Them CHEVROLET Inc Sales & Service Utah 'lYruiiinton See SCHOOL U For SUPPLIES Fountain Pens And cause Everything In Drug Merchandise Physilife?" Garland Drug Call At The Blue Light Station SAFEWAY STORES Staple and Fancy Groceries At RIGHT PRICES For Good Service UTAH OIL REFINING Co PEP 88 & VICO Willard Wood Prop Garland In and to delivered Door FRONK and prize 83755 Your Tremonton Phone 97 Utah Utah Tale of The Loyal Faucets For several years past students have patiently or impatiently waited in line for a chance to get a drink of water For sad to say at the fountain there were only four faucets to supply the hundicds of thirsty Bears These however managed to suffice fairly well untU one day a rude senior jerked at the handle of one too hard The faucet groaned as his handle snapped leaving liim useless and unwanted The other three faucets were made of sterner stuff and they determined to carry on heroically the work of were their “ minds four Although strong and their hearts were pure tha strain was too great for them and they were not able to properly serve their comrades of Bear River So deeply did this grieve the youngest little faucet that one sad day he died of broken heart Humber three and numUbr four were ROLLINS Run-Sto- p Hosiery Pure Thread Silk Full Fashioned Hose 69 GIRLS SUEDE JACKETS CORDUROY ZIPPER JACKETS $295 $375 Coombs & Persson Co Garland |