Show Ogden High Will Open Commencement Week With Services at 11 am Today The beginning Of the end Of Banford Helen BardU Lois Elizabeth Barlow Naunie Barrus Geor-- T Anna Bartlett Mary Susanna Bar- to"Marjorie Marie Bean Duane Ed- ward Beecher Kathleen Lois Belnn Carole Bender iia Jean Bennett James Joe Barbara Bingham Bertagnolli H "'"J"Blake- LuJean Walter "'"P"C Dee Bloxham Bockas Jack ley Jay Alma Lesslie Boralho Donald Edmund Blaine Bowden Jack Borgmeler Bows Bonnie Lyn Bowerbank Jean Bowler Shirley Bowman William U Braddock Donald Spencer Braden Georgia Nell Brady Richard C Bram-we- ll Anna Jeanne Brangham Joan Jean n Breese Mervln Ray Brewer Neal Brixner Peggy Jean Brockman Bette Joy Brown Larry Elsmore Brown Vera LaVon Brown Ann Margaret Eva Brown Joyce Louise Browning Frances Bubboni James Anne Bryson Allan Bucher Jack H Buckley Louise Buck way Arthur Farr Budge Marion Trezona Budge Portia Marie Budge Katherlne Burgener Arlyn Boyd Bur nett Owen Jack Burton Archie Doyle Bushman Cady Sophie R Can-avMarjorie Mary Vera R Carlsen Esperanza CerKenneth vantes Frances Chamberlain Wayne Charles worth Geraldine Helen Chase Lorraine Chase BUen Check-etts- Mac Murray Blaine Christensen Allen Christiansen Gail Howard ChrisN Palmer Church tiansen Charlotte Clark Dixie Mae Clark Jeanne Rae Clifford Lincoln Austin Clevenger Mods Vay Cobb Lionel Jay Cohn Lois Calvin Combe CoUins Jack Ray Evelyn Thomas ClarabeUe Connell Cornish Cook William Burford Cook Jr Phyllis Cooper Glenna Ann Corey Shirley Jean Corkey Ronald George Cottle Nedra Courtney Ralph Bingham Cowles Mary Evelyn Cox Robert Ed Coxey D'Orr Douglas Cozzens D Boyd Crawford Roma Joan Crawford Afton Elaine Creer Richard J Critchlow William James Critchlow Marie Jean Cromwell Vanile Rose Cunningham Dolores Dalton Zelda Irene Dalton Jan Gordon Dame Kenneth Jack DanMary iels Donna Irene Darlington Davis Robert Walter Davis Tommy Lee Davidson Betty Lou Day Douglas Lee Day ley LotUer Clair Dearden Don Joseph Dais Julia Ann Delgado Alma Leonard de Mik Robert Verne Despaln Charles Daron Dewey Diane Dickson Vera Susan Domlnguez Joan Donaldson Helen L Donoviel Valeen Dorney Gerald Walter Downs Darrell Watkins Doxey Howard E Dransfield Harriet Ann Draper Elmer Bud Dudman Helen Patricia Dunbar Dee Phillips Durrant Marianne Dursteler Robert Wayne Dye Ann Nancy Hope Eccles Louis ReNea May Ed man Charles Dean Ehmann Eldredge Shirley Moyes Naomi Eliason W Hague Ellis Richard Horace Ensign Jo May Eppley Dorothy Jean Evans Eldon Eugene Evans La Rene Evans Mary Jeannette Evans LaMar Chase Facer Gloria Deen Farr John R Farr Jessie Albert Fel-tVirginia Ferro Paul Eldon Field Beth Fife Don Joseph Fife Sharon Em Charles Robert Finnej ily Findlay Boyd Stanley Keith Florence Ronald Elaine Flvgare France Louise Foley HowMarion Foutz Rae Barbara Follette ard Fowles Patricia Ann FrancisLa Barvine Janet bara Beth Francom Frodsham Duane Nils rranr Rav LeonDarlene Donha Fronk Gwen Fronk Rae Fuller Nancy Carolyn Gaily Richard Jay Galbraith Howard E Gardiner Larry Wallace Gates Betty Jean Gibbons Val Dean Gibby Dolores Glfford Dorothy Jean Gilbert Angie Erma Girardelli Richard Byrd Glasmann William Roe Godden Keith Nolan Godfrey Patricia Gourley Calvin T Grant Floyd Robert Graser Louis Browning Griffin Marjorie Gunnell Phyllis Hale Leigh Francis Hales Hamaker Mary Catherine Betty RaeMilton Daniel Hammond Jr Hammon Elliott Brigham Hampton Ruth Hampton Doug Hampton Doug Hancock Evelene Hansen Grant J Harbertsen Margaret Ann Harbertson Lynn Ronaldrt Harris Ada Renee Harrop Carlos Hem-meHart Nedra Catherine Hart Alton Ann Hartley Ann Louise Hasebring Glen Clare Havens Janice Elaine Heis-e- r Addle Lou Henrie Barbara May Joyce Herbert Don Charles Henry Herbert Kenneth Eugene Herrick Clarence Eugene Higley Fred Leroy Hill Vernon Carlyste Hill Shirley Ann Jr Hi Uts Paul Sutcllffe Hodgson Marian Blanche Hodson Varna Rae Hoggan Connie Hokanson Wrn Hokanson Edward Haines Holoway Metvln E Holmes Horsley Beverly Hooper Donald Lynn Lou Jean Horspool Helen Hos-kiBetty Mc Neil HOwell Everett Howard Hufstetler Darlene AUce Hunt Darrel Sherman Hunt Joyce Hunter Kenneth Duke Hunter Shirley Mae Harlburt Rex Paul Hurley Robert Nelson Rust what--Smit- £!£U?X& t?mneLlT at £aVl J Y Horrocka John Arthur Lorenzo Johnson Claire Alene Johnson Delores Jonncn Frank Johnson Jr Jackie Bo d M Johnson Raymond Johni-oJones Byron- - Sidney Jones Dorothy Jones E Harold Jones Robert V Jones Vivian Jones Carole La Vera Kapp Robert Patrick Kelleher Ray Kellaher Catherine May Kelly Norman Compton Kendall Nadia Mae Kennedy Eugene R Kthlstrom Shirley Yovenne Klnsey Mary Janet Knowles Myrene Knowles Bob Eldon Koger Clifford Earl Kris toff erson Virginia Krumperman Mary Louise Lakey Perry Jay Lambert Neil Howard Larsen Marilyn Law Shirley M Law Christina Marie Shirley Georgia Lee Neldra Jean Lehman Barbara Jean Lenzi Helen Margaret Lenzi Patty Lee Lettman Sharon Frances Letts Donna Ruth Lewis Earl J Lewis Jr Dorothy Jane Lin-for- d Light foot Joyce Lillywhite Ray H ConDonald D Little Eva Lloyd nie Longfellow Mack Louie Jeanette Lowe Ray V Lubeck Frank James Lucas Dean Farley Luddington Frank Edward Lund Mary Janice Lund Robert Miller Lund Bernice Doris Lynch Marion Louise McArthur Lavenia Opal McKellar June McMillen Juanita Jane McQuiddy Marine Louise Madison Jack Austin Madsen Marge ne Mad-se- n Damarls Anne Mahlum Dave Arthur Ma lan Charlene Marberger Grant Marriott Yvonne Mathews Papeano Don W Mathewson Larry Bert Martin Gweneth Emma Mattson William James Kenneth Maxwell Raymond Merrill Helen June Messerly Gary Dale Rollo L Miller Joyce Mitchell Ralph William Mitchell Donna Moore Rodger Meek Moore Dena Morellia David Charles Morgan Nell J Morley Shirley Morrlss Beverly Jean Moss Robert Crawford Moss Robert Mukai Gloria Mae Murphy Joseph Geddes Murray Akiko Nakata George Nakashige Darlene Naylor Frank Quill Nebeker Hyrum Jay Nelson Lots JoanW Nelson NewHelen Ferol Newman Mary man Leonard A Nicholas F Kent Nielsen Ray E Nielsen Renee Marian Nielsen Jerry Duncan Nilsson Leon a F Noker Constance Mae O'Keefe Donna Olley Peter Capital John W Owens Flora Packer Maxine Packham Fred Hyrum Palmer Julia Ann Palmer Willa Gae Palfer Ardith Bernice Parkinson La Rue Parkinson Carol Jean Pasch James Turrel Patterson In Paul Charlene Edith Paxton Ilene May Payne Pen-ro- d Antone Jim Pedersen Arlean Ann Pen-rod Marilyn Lynn Gordon Penrod Leonard Jack Clay Andro Petersen Petersen Merla C Peterson Sherma Petersen Verla C Peterson Carolyn Jean Petty Dorothy L Phalen Grace W Pharrls Richard Martin Phipps Jeanne Picot Edna Mary Pons William Brent Poole Donna Jay Poorman Dean Byrus Porter Marion Power Robert C Power Evelyn M Pratt Marjorie June Pratt Patsy Lue Preece Gwenath Louise Price Mary Francis Prunty Kenneth LaMar Quillen Joan Romania Quinn Marlene Rabe Dorothy Ann Radle William Alma Radmall Colleen Ramp-to- n Delores Mary Ranson Patricia Isis Reeves Sally Rich Raynor Jack Henry Jeanette Doris Richards Elmer Fay Robbins Stanley Lois Rippon Margene B Roberts Barbara Robinson Gloria Margene June Roe Clair Ray Rogers Gerald Rookhuyzen Colleen Mary Rose Elnria Jean Ross Jean Rose H Betty Ross Evelyn Rowe Jack Roy Joyce Roylance Larry Lynn Russell Marilyn Russell Patricia Ann Ryan Norma Salmon Betty Jean Sandstrom Sant DonGeorge C Sant Nay Dene Lou Jean Saunald S Sasscer BessieSchroeder Arlene ders Melvin Lee May Scott Scott Beverly Scott Shirley Joyce Seaman Blayne Rollins Sears n Clarence William Sessions Shirley Na-diDonna Mae Sewell Georgia Milton Kieth Shaum Shannon Ann Shields Marian Ruth JacquelineLamont Ellis Shupe Lewis EuShinney Robgene Shupe Jeannine Shurtliff Alma Slater ert H Shurtliff Richard Adam Smith Betty Alice Smith Dareld Glen Warren Emma Louise Smith Martin Smith Smith Jerrold Cydney Smith Coleman Castro Smith Vernard Clarence Phipps Socwell Cloyd JRenee Dolores May Spencer Spendlove Margaret Ellen James Spencer W Frances Elaine Stamey Starves Shirley Rose Starkey Jeanette Lois Athena Stathes Lucille Stastny Marie Stegen Mary Lou Stephens Shirley Stevens Douglas Charles Stewart Win-fieKenneth William Stewart David Stimson Donald James Stokea Jr 1 Role Harold Stone Bill R Stoney Stout Keith Herbert Storey Lois Fay String-felloDale Eugene Stratford Myrna Stringham Lynn Schreiner Bernice StuFrank Keith Stuart Jessie William Walter art Jo Anne Stuart Jean Summerill Jacquelyn Jerry Hurst Phyllis Hutchins Euray Sullivan Bert Earl Bertram Hutchison Marilyn Hope Summerill Joan Swenson James Gene Helen James Elaine Dale Swenson Floyd Earl Raun Leland James Dick H Jardine Swenson t Tanner Barbara Jean Claire Marie Jay Kenneth W Jenks vith Tmniw Tavlor Joyce Edith Tay Carolyn Jensen Duane H Jensen Ge- t--i Edward Patricia Jensen Jensen nial Taylor Naudine Marilyn lor Stanley Anne Jensen Nancy Jane John WU- - Lois Teeter Dolores Mae Thalis Norman Richard Thedell Lowell Cornelius Thinnes Peggy Ann Thomas Leah Maxine Thompson Lucille Evelyn Thompson Robert Stanly Thompson Sharlene wane j nomas Zan Thompson Barbara Joyce Joanne Lynette Thoreson COMMIE OUI RATES Ruth Thornblad Clyde Lee Thorn ock Junior Thornton Dean BEFORE YOB B0KK0W Thorn ock James Kennetn v loua jr nic-- Joseph TiteTnvn Dean R Tracy Clara CASH sui nvv i — onTmy ray merits YOU Lou Tribe Minnie Lee Turner Darrel U Has 12 Mas GET Lawrence Tuttle n nnri TIno Lois Rae Ure Bonnie Rae Vance Paul Henry Van- 943 $100 Rnch Elmer H Vander uoes uona ij Drimmelen Catherine Maria Van Van 1994 2828 $30 De Graaff Shirley Marie Vause Joan Lucille Vern eu Ktnel Mane venueuwe $500 3212 4612 Vigil Jack C Vining Benjamin PaulVisintainer Pete Vlahos Louana Maria $1000 6424 9225 Norma Jane Vowles Anna Beth Wade Keith William Walker Orren William Walker Jr Make Application — Robert Lee Wayne Wallace Walker 6ET CASH TODAY 89 Walker Gloria Jeannette Wardleigh Rob ert wesiey wayment Blaine Lavar Weir Class Of 1948 ne 1892 Lech-tenbe- Momy-Makin- Mik-kels- er incoma hrwf Viu m II SOSts bv usinr voiir tnara aaa to a T a a nrriar In auir Mm aetells famous quality tins of sppsrti for men and "P"1"-- m Mwsstmsnt or previous sailing siperienca eessjsry Also MI-tinopportunitiss Writ today - SILK HOSIERY MILLS INC nootonooo Greaves 409 Kiesel Bldg Phone 2-75- Mordannt Manrban Sev-erso- ne Sor-ense- n ld w Stone Salisbury Wolthuis "Once the larvae has reached tha adult mosquito stage there is nothing we can do" Dr Young said "Mosquito control was retarded by bad weather until 10 days ago and now that the weather is favorable there is too much water in the county to allow the two crews now in feneration to do much about the condition McClellan Hodges Grace Ida Martin Theda Ogden Orpba Smithfield Dorene Maughan Moore Mordaunt Ogden Mildred Newton Salisbury Josephine Stone Ogden Dena Wolthuis Ogden and Yoshiko Yamashiro Clearfield PHONE 2 -- 2693 to reserve a personal servloan of $23 to $300 One-tri- p ice Qet the money same day you apply Borrow on your si£ature only or on such simple security a furniture or car Repay monthly Phone write or come to State Finance Co room 523 Eccles Bldg 24th and Washington Ph WAA Schedules Clean-u- p Sale of Surplus Goods Large quantities of surplus prop-- - surplus remaining at the principal nnri erty located at Utah general distri- - wartime installation in lltnh but ion depot on West Twelfth Og- - will climax a disposal program of den arsenal Clearfield navav sun- - three vears' rluratinn rfiirinu which Ply depot and a small amount at personal property acquired for war Hill air force may may be inspect- at an aggregate cost of ed by briority groups and commer- - purposes will have been sold in $271000000 cial buyers beginning Monday the state a statement said preparatory to a $3000000 prioritv Grouns sale which th war -- sat cleanup 0h fpInspection period for priority istration will conduct from its nf- of including veterans fice in Salt Lake May 27 through groups World War II state and local govJune 4 it and j instituThe sale is designed to clear out ernments tions has been scheduled for May 24 25 and 26 from nine am to Barbara Wellman Edith Melinda Wells four pm of each day Commercial Georgia Mae West Charles Russell Whale Boyd Leslie Wheeler Kent Nor- buyers may inspect the property at man Wheelwright Leon Foster Whipple these installations in the Ogden Marilyn Whiting Jeanette Whittaker area as well as the property locatEarl Jay Widmeyer Glen James Wiese 1710 Vern De Vere Wilcox Kenneth James ed at the WAA warehouse Wilde Delores Pat Williams Lola Wil- South Redwood road Salt Lake liams Jack Roy Williamsen Jean Wil- City and at Tooele from May 24 son Johnny Jerome Wilson Joie Lu- through June 2 cille Wilson Lannes Edward Wilson Veterans may buy next ThursNoel Eugene Wilson Harold Gene Wise am to four-thirt-y Carol Charlene Wood Peggy Marie day from at the WAA office 222 Wood Janice Vonda Woods Billee pm Keating Wright Carol Jean Wright South West Temple Salt Lake Ethel Mae Wright City while state and municipal Kiyosni Kay Yel Dale Smuin it instiJoe Walter Youngberg June Young LaVon governments and tutions have been assigned May 28 Younger Walter A Zeimer Goldle Jean for their selections All levels of Shirlene Florence Zimmerman the commercial trade may by June Marion Adele Zinn 3 and 4 Ray Birkhead Paul A Colletti Teresa Bacus Kenneth W Hilton Jr Items Ted Preece Peggie K Yamauchi Kenneth Principal for Principal 'items scheduledofferCarver David G Cole Jack Dudman Bob M Shaum Norma Louise Smith disposal in the deactivation Kenny Dale Miller James Shepherd ing are general hardware metal Nadia Harbertson Leland Bybee working equipment machine tools Certificates of Eqnivaleney Frank Auffhammer Leon R Bailey generators and motors laundry office and supplies Roy Birch Lester M Bryan Stanford equipment Cornish Rulon Lewis Cox Jack Chris- equipment textile products drugs tian Harold Leslie Foulger David C hospital and surgical supplies Fronk Max Grow Earl Hart Donald medical supplies and equipment Henry Darrel D Jensen Gerald King office machines refrigerators calClarence A Knight Mark Marrocchi Earl Morris Elcaney Massey Sidney ipers turnbuckles plumbing and Nelson Jacob Francis Norris Fred heating fixtures electrical supplies David Page Ross Sharar Wayne miscellaneous waremachinery Taylor Ralph Thorpe Glenn Urry Max house Mark handling equipment chemiWhetton WhitUngton Billy Welker cal and paint products tentage non-prof- ten-thir- ty nan-prof- Zilver-schoo- n Or-ro- ck DID YOU KNOW? You Can £fTsyj£j kS WITH AN I sal sJa Garden Club Sets Tour MORGAN— The Morgan Valley Garden club will make a tour of the outstanding tulip gardens in the county Members are invited to be at the high school buildings at four pm Sunday for the beginning of the tour according to Mrs Edwin Vest president of the garden club QUICK SERVICE Yamashiro Weber college (Bosch and Bell photos) — — —— COMMERCIAL CREDIT PLAN —— b——- INCORPORATED Martin Weber county residents are facing-the worst mosquito plague in years as the enormous amount of flood waters standing throughout the county provides a "happy hunting ground" for insect breeding Dr Orson Whitney Young director of the Weber county mosquito abatement district said Saturday There is no hope of wiping out the nuisance this year Dr Young said "About all we can do Is make attempts at abating the problem" In this residents can be of great help Dr Young said He asked the public not to allow cans and other containers to stand full of water "These provide wonderful breeding places" he said Stagnant ponds which cannot be drained should be treated with a slight coat of kerosene or motor oil This will kill the larvae and will not injure grass or livestock Dr Young said F°urteen student nurses (above) who make up a graduating class at Thomas D Dee memorial hospital will be honored at baccalaureate services in the nnrses' residence at the hospital tonight at seven o'clock Commencement exercises will take place Friday at eight pm in the LDS Institute of religion near I 9wnPRMSBSBSaaaBsasssj Hodrea en ht s - OoDoriunHv r 1 a Garner Fujiki rg ns t Fronk os damson Marion Hogge Albiston Kenneth James Alford Luneva Arthel Allen Geraldine Rose A 11 red Gordon Thatcher AUred Warren Duke AUred Reba May Amos Ann Elizabeth Anderson Clair Keith Anderson Sharon Anderson Sharon R Anderson Alvm La Vaughn Andrews Michael John A Is up Brent Degray Baddley James A Bailey Jacquelyn Bain Betty Claire Baker Val Dean Baker Greta Joan Ball Laurence D Ballantyne Shirley is Carson Bundy Ar-de- Below 1946 Record This year's class though considerably higher than the 563 the graduated in 1938 falls below1946 778 who were graduated in and the approximately 700 who successfully completed their courses last year The services today will feature a sermon by the Rev John Edward Carver and selections by the school orchestra a cappella choir and a double mixed quartet Invocation will be offered by President William A Budge of the L D S Ben Lomond stake Benediction will be given by William J Critchlow president of South Ogden stake During the achievement assembly am Wednesday at nine fifty-fiv- e 300 students who have been particularly active will be honored Col Jack K Norris commanding officer of the ROTC unit at the school will speak Exercises Thursday Final event on the graduating schedule is the commencement exercises Thursday at eight pm in th auditorium The program includes selections by the orchestra mixed chorus ensemble girls' vocal nine and the graduating class Featured will be a panel discussion by six students "World Brotherhood Through Understanding" Poetry and readings also will be heard Presentation of the class will be by T O' Smith principal Acceptance of class will be by Supt W Karl Hopkins Diplomas will be handed out by Supt Hopkins assisted by Zelta Ballinger dean of girls and David O Peterson vice principal Immediately following the graduating exercises the school faculty will entertain seniors graduates and their parents at a reception in the gymnasium Dancing will be held and refreshments offered Parents will be welcomed by the social committee: G Raymond Poulter chairman Leon Willie business vice chairman and Mrs Zina T Davis social vice chairman List of 1948 graduates: Neta Adams Helen Lucille A Here Weber Residents Facing Severe Mosquito Wave 11am f"'"' The public is invited and no tickets are necessary This will be followed by an achievement assembly Wednesday May 26 and commencement exercises Thursday May 27 both in the school auditorium The assembly also is open to the public but the graduation exercises are by invitation only When this year's class of 627 students is congratulated and given diplomas by Supt W Karl Hopkins it will make a total of 13BJ graau ates who have received sheepskins since the founding of the institu- 1M THE OGDEN fUTAH) STANDARD EXAMINER SUNDAY MORNING MAY 23 1948 - eleven am in the school auditorium with commencement services of the tion in They Become FullFledged Nurses This Week KTHIS THE RIGHT i Activities Will TIME Start Tonight - Graduation week activities for senior students of the Thomas D Dee memorial hospital school of nursing begin tonight at seven o'clock with baccalaureate services in the nurses' residence at the hospital Music will be provided by the school chorus under direction of Paul Cragun accompanied by Mrs LaMar Rogers The address will be delivered by Thomas O Smith Ogden high school principal and a member of the hospital board of trustees The week's activities will be climaxed by commencement exercises Friday May 28 at eight pm in the LDS institute of religion near Weber college Speakers will include Mayor Earl J Glade of Salt Lake City and Drew M Peterson of the hospital medical staff The school chorus will give selections Lawrence H Evans hospital superintendent will award the diplomas Lucille Taylor Bruerton director of nurses will present school pins to the following graduates: Patricia Bundy Green Rivet Wya Bertha Carson Lehi Lucile Fronk Wheelon Box Elder county Sumiko Fujiki Layton Betty Jean Van Dyke Garner Ogden Delpha Greaves Grace Ida Karol m --Sat mm: ''' SaHai s(Ba:r sfsSBBBBsl WHAT ARE THE FACTORS INVOLVED? 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