| Show THE SALT LAKE TRIBUNE JUNIOR SUNDAY MORNING Our Workers Win Honors At Schools Almost every day the news columns of The Salt Lake Tribune carrying the lists of graduates honor students scholarship winners prize awards and all the other distinctions that come with the close of a year’s work in school present ample proof that the boys and girls who contribute to The Tribune Junior are in reality superior young people This is seen in the frequency with which the names of present and former contributors appear among the lists of those who have received special recognition among their classmates It is impossible to give a complete survey of such honors won by our members but the mention of a few will serve to keep readers alert to see the distinctions our young people win At the Agricultural college both Naida Richardson and Marguerite Fonnesbeck former Tribune Junior contributors received special awards this spring Fern Freckleton was awarded a business scholarship on the basis of merit alone in a recent survey of young people worthy of this In the High School Corner of The Salt Lake Tribune on a recent Sunday were contributions from Barbara Gouvalas Arval Grover and Betty Lou Car-wi- le all of whom are well known to our readers and all of whom received their first recognition in our columns The alert reader So it goes will find that time after time the names of former Tribune Junior contributors lead in winning special honors rec-ogniti- 9n New Members Marian Jean Stacey Vernal Richard Sinclair Salt Lake Echo Nila Anderson Aurora Ruth Patterson Salt Lake Theresa Haag Salt Lake Eloise Udall Apache Ariz Eugene McAllister Salt Lake Margaret Joyce Daniels Provo Kleine Bintz Salt Lake Mary Patricia Beal Richfield Fawn De Mille Ephraim Bessie Pettrson Fairview Leah Lorraine Lewis Callao Glade Jordon Heber Wilma Danna Lewis Callao Dorothy Mae Stout Moab Lucille Christensen Gunnison Lester Haymore Salt 'Lake Mark Brown Ogden Vardell Clay Murray Eileen Warburton Etna Lois Virginia Warburton Etna Earlean Nelson Tooele Gunther Title Salt Lake Irene Gunbay Salt Lake Elizabeth Gull Spanish Fork Bernice May Shanley Park City Verna Anderson Aurora Margaret Rose Howell Salt Lake Jean Howell Salt Lake Lois Vaudrey Draper Hannah Marie Billings Springville Ruby Durst Murray Lucille Geddes Bonida Franklin Idaho Helen Middlemas Salt Lake Artificial Silk A new artificial silk which is made from wood is so fine that a continuous thread of this material weighing only one pound would be long enough to reach from New York City to San Francisco ) JUNE 14 Gloria Shows She Is Loyal In Real Way Visitors to the rr? beaches and oth- - -er I- summer are now literally “tumbling all over themselves” in a new re-so- rts Gloria her arm linked through Geraldine’s viewed the beautiful aritcles in the store windows Both were looking for dresses they would buy to wear on Flag day which was only three days away Suddenly both of them stopped in exclamation at the dress they beheld at the window It was an adorable pink organdie with a ruffled skirt and sleeves “Just the dress we can wear on the float!” cried Geraldine “It’s only $5 too We’ll buy two of ’ sport called "cage ball” This exercis- ing device consists of a lattice work of pliable wooden slats shaped in the form of a huge hollow sphere inside of which the user takes his position With his feet held firmly by straps and grasping a fixed handle in each hand the by ing hisbody The “Cage Ball” causes the ball to Flexible Wooden roll on the beach ' them Just alike” exer-cis- er sway- - Pag Ifln 193® which Is a Hollow Sphere Formed of Slats The User Takes His Position Inv side the Globe and Tumbles Head Over Heels ' FeHx June 14— Gloria Huffaker Steinle Samuel Cowan George Willard Smith Carl Wahlquist Lucille Woolley Gloria Rae Spiking Shirley Waller Salt Lake City Gilbert Phillips Sunnyside Keith Whear Tooele Tommie Nelson American Fork Norma Hoover Park City Marcheta Elmer McGill Nev Willa May Smith Salmon Idaho Barbara Jane Adam St Anthony Idaho Jean Griggs Nampa Idaho June 15 — Ruth Frances Wiggs Jack Boyer Melvin Owens LeLeune Wag-sta- ff Helen Lowry Beth Keele Robert B Barker Marjorie Baker Don Thorpe Shirley Smith Fay Taylor Barbara Helen Weidner Salt Lake City Geraldine Adams Lemhi Idaho Mary Kiatipes Price Donna Gardner Birdseye La June Hansen Fountain Green Neil L Morris Mt Pleasant Heber Ivins Murray Neill Morris Milford James Lowery Rains Ethel KenNielson Castlegate Rowana-Bel- l ilworth Elizabeth Davidson Grace Idaho Olive Geumlek Leadore Idaho Hillman Hunt Burley Idaho Billie Fleming Pocatello Idaho Mary Elizabeth Davidson Alexander Idaho Mary Weaver Preston Idaho Jessie Smith Ashton Idaho June M— Marvin Sugden Bernice Harvey Fred Otasue Olive Gulliver June Nelson June Barnett Hazel Beth Hansen Virginia Isabelle Coppock Madge Summers Dexter Baker Salt Lake City Glen Krueger Park City Dorothy Ann Wardle Roosevelt Gale Snow Richfield Von Tedwell Rolapp Ruth Ipson Panguitch Jack Kirk-haHelper Vosho Soter Magna June Lunceford Provo James Ray Sholes Murray Valynne Wilcox Kenilworth Vaundel Christensen Goshen Elmer J Hancock Tooele Fenn E Nelson Richfield Ruth Rebecca Nance Kasville Kenneth Robinson American Fork Aileen DeLong Glen Krueger Park City Norman Nathan Spear Provo Madge Crump Lark Margret Ewing Springville Doris Haspel Cedar City Albert Jeffries Jr Mantl Ramona Loy Tucker Castlegate Jean Lynch Oakley Idaho Glen E Roberts Kemmerer Wyo Pearl Dillon Green River Wyo Logan W Ewing Rockland Idaho Ross Evans Robin Idaho Shirley Furner Rupert Idaho June 17 — Kenneth Nuesmeyer June Jacobs Melvin Lundwall Herbert Panek Mildred Bird David Allen Leslie Zubiri Ray L Olsen Merrilyn Evans Carol Evans Lenora Ashton Salt Lake City Jean Mirth Jorgensen Provo Blanche Brown Koosharem Eloise Mott Vernal Jean Hall Magna Wendell Adams Fern D Williams Columbia Philip V Cardon Jr Logan Mary Margaret Rasmussen Mt Pleasant Anna Watkins J3righam City Don Olson Mapletpn Elias Buzianis Tooele Ralph Trane Lehi June Carlson Eureka Joan E Call Brigham City Rachael Christensen Richfield Melba Snelson Payson Janola Jones m Col-linst- on Cedar City Ivy Young Seipert Spencer Idaho Mary Coughlin Twin Falls Idaho Zoy Kump Eden Idaho Glen Kunau Burley Idaho Hortense Bel-na- p Rupert Idaho Glen E Roberts Kemmerer Wyo Jack Ralls Elko Nev Mabel Elinor Cummins Mackay Idaho Mary Katherine Howard San Francisco Cal June 18— Harlan Hall Anna Lillerick Marion Angerbauer Mary Gunn Lloyd Shoemaker Joyce Stewart Sara Gertrude Smith Lowell Wilson George Robert Brain Arthur Skidmore Marguerite E Parish June Doyle T Jay Clark Glen C Olsen Jack Danger-fiel- d Marie Martha Mons Salt Lake City Nellie Kirk Norma Tate Tooele Eleanor Moore SpanPhyllis Roman ish Fork - Betty Cunningham Park City Garth Ogden Priscilla Roe Done Richfield Margery Hoops Magna o Mary Talbot Whiterocks Ivine Heiner Mary Bernice Jensen Centerfield Leona Smith Layton Irvine Pessetto Heiner Dorothy Pitcher Smithfield Cyril Orrell Wattis Gordon Gardner Logan Robert Felt Chat-fiel- d Lehi Vada Bryant Mary Bernice Jensen Centerfkld Leona Smith’ Layton Idell Warnoek Sigurd Betty Lee Cherry Ephraim June 19— Larona Woolley June Whitehead Max Dee Petersen Donald Weiss Edward Payne Betty June Force Irma Knudson Irene Mada Spencer Howard Gibson Jack Barnett Dorothy Woods Salt Lake City Connie Marie Soutas Donald Strang La Vonda Hansen Richfield Charles Jefferies Griffith Lake Point Ruth Bryan Ferron Marjorie Torgerson Emery Howard Joseph £dams Lay-to- n Corrlne M Jolley Angle Ruth Tebba Pangutich Quinten Fox Soldier Summit William Potter Collins-to- n Lillian Kay Murray Dale Miles Park City Jack Jacobsen Pocatello Idaho Virginia M Endsley Green River Wyo Margaret Johnson Preston Idaho Walker Roberts St Charles Bear Lake Idaho June 20 — Genevieve Moipson George Wilson Fay Brandenbufg George R Cannon Donald Harris Sims Harold A Peterson Bernice Patrick Herman Kunkle Inez Riding Salt Lake City Margaret Sturgis Provo Mary Eileen McKenna J'ooele Wilma Brown Norma Kowallis Logan Springville Jack Lloyd Soldier Summit Edna Mae Behling Ferron June JR Yates Kel-to- n Dean Naylor Sandy Beth Burr Salina Clyde Hartley Fairview Grace Nelson Sandy Ora Smith Pleasant Grove June Beauregard Gunnison Roe Carol Sharp Coalville Donna Bells Salmon Idaho Edna Opal Sanders Montello Nev Carol J Hess Hebron 111 Pes-sett- an altitude of 50000 feet the atmospheric pressure is only two pounds to the square inch At "A good idea” Joined in Gloria “Weren’t you thrilled when Miss Johnson chose us to represent our school?” '“I’m so glad you were chosen to carry the flag” said Geraldine “I think the float will be the prettiest event Sunday” rejoined Gloria “Just think there will be four girls carrying four flags” “And one girl standing by each That’s where I come in” laughed Geraldine As they stopped by the school Gloria stopped in to inquire if the flag was all right She met the janitor who lookedvery worried “Why what’s wrong?” she inquired “The flag the mayor gave us has disappeared” he answered “I can’t find it and we surely cannot use another as the flag was given us especially for the float The governor of the state is coming too” “Can’t we buy another?” she asked “Yes but I haven’t any money right now All I had has been given to the doctor who performed the operation on my son Bob It is too late to inform the committee about the loss I was trusted with the flag and now it has gone A new one will cost $5” Without a moment’s hesitation Gloria ran toward the business district She knew now that she would buy the flag and notythe dress and let Geraldine represent the school and carry the flag After buying the flag she again turned toward the schoolhouse She realized now how much the flag would mean to her when she would own it for her very own To have It in her room would be an inspiration to her to always do what was right Flag day arrived Gloria holding two small flags marched along with the crowd Already they were gathering to view the parade and the float which were soon to be coming along How surprised everyone had been when she announced she was unable to go for she could not buy the dress She had told no one of her reason and she did hate to ask her parents for more money Now walking along the street she found a space next to an old gentleman Quickly she went there to assure herself of a better view of the events Noticing the man next to her did not (Continued on Page Twelve) |
