Show Dixie High Wins Vocational Day Honors Approximately six hundred students students stu stu- stu- stu dents from high schools of southern southern southern south south- ern Utah and Nevada gathered at atthe atthe atthe the Branch Agricultural college Saturday to participate in the annual annual an an- nual Vocational Day contests and demonstrations Dixie high school of St. St George took high honors In the contests the Dixie schools school's lead resulting principally through amassing aEva s v. v en place ratings in the business division Other schools winning first places In to the various contests included Beaver Deaver Parowan Delta Delta Del Del- I ta Hinckley Fillmore Kanab and In addition to the student student contest teachers from this area gathered to join In departmental conferences conferences conferences confer confer- II led by state leaders from t the e I Utah State Agricultural l and the state depar department me Q Qt of t Id ed d I Contests were ere held In hi p poultry stock and crop judging clothing shorthand bookkeeping typing 1 woodwork and family relationships rell Sp Special 1111 fOI features Un 3 of or the tM day f Included Induct ed cIS a very complete demonstration of latest business equipment and anda anil a poultry killing kUling and nd dressing demonstration Educational J leaders l from Uw tho college and 11 the tho tate state department depart depart- department ment of education present for the conferences were Dr w w. 1 E. E Carroll Car Car- Car j i I roll dean of the school of ot i i culture at the U U. S. S A A. A C C. C Mrs I Christine B. B Clayton dean of the school of home e economics Prof Carl poultry specialist specialist specialist Howard Gunderson state supervisor of trades and industrial arts Leonard S S. Ralph coordinator I tor of distributive occupations Mary I Nichols state stale vocational agriculture agriculture ture turo leader and Miss Angelina Angelino 1 Warnick state supervisor of home economic I The e district finals Ip In the he soi thi western westen region ps pel g b contests for Future Farmers Pl were held to In n connection with the meet Foreman Fordman for of Beaver Deavor won WOI the speaking contest with his hU speech Controlled Land Use He Fie j was presented with a transcribed record of the speech as a trophy from the Branch Dranch college speech department de de- de- de Ross Sargent of Cedar City was waa lie with his speech Erosion a Limiting Factor the Security and Wealth of American America People Elton Stout 01 Hurricane I Iwas was third talking on MA iA Chat ChaN I lenge to the Future Farmers of ut I America i Contest winners were as follows I Poultry Judging Individual El Elliot El I EI-I not hot Hulet Parowan first Orlen r- r Y Parowan second Richard Gardner Delta third Winslow Banks Danks Milford fourth Teams Parowan tnt tint Milford second Hurricane third Minersville Miners Miners- ville le fourth Crop Judging Donald Johnson Beaver Deaver first Donald Eyre Beaver Deaver second Elmer Cox Hurricane third Teams Beaver Deaver Parowan Hurricane Delta Stock Judging Ratings were n not t made In this event but the ballots of the more than participants were turned over to th the various coaches Woodwork Earl Cedar Cedar Cedar Ce Ce- dar City first Denton Moulton Delta second Stanley Hughes Milford third Shorthand first year Rena Neilson Nellson Neil Neil- son Dixie first Vera Vcra Bunker Delta Delta Del Del- ta second Madge Leavitt Teams Delta first Shorthand second year Roma Routs Snow first Joe Talley second Ramona Cannon third All of Dixie e Bookkeeping first year eAr Mildred Spar Sor Delta first Donald Bird Milford and Wayne Morgan Delta Delta Delta Del Del- ta tied for second Denzil Merril fourth Marjorie Crane fifth Teams Delta first Salina SaUna second Milford third Typewriting first year jear ar D. D C. C Watson Dixie first Rae Kerr Moapa Valley second Janice Grabble Salina third Accuracy Laura Lytle Dixie Teams Dixie first flut Salina second Moapa third Typewriting Type second year Billy Anderson Moapa first Julie Ashby Ash Ash- ASh I by Y Delta second Shirley Altman Milford third Accuracy Clayton Crayton Johnson Moapa and Zelma Eyre Beaver Deaver tied Teams Dixie first Moapa second Parowan third Clothing The following received superior ratings Cotton Virginia Maxfield Hinckley Wool Woe Marjorie I Jones Moapa Mary Kesler Millard tilt Mil lard Nellie Fen Fenton ton Parowan and Vera Spencer Kanab Ina Ina- Ash Ashworth worth Beaver Lavonn Heaton Uel In il the toe family relationship contes contest contest con con- tes test u s superior ratings fittings were given to is Cecile Cecle Dixie and Jennie Jenme ht Moapa |