Parowan High Announces Special Scholarships
Parowan High School seniors will receive multiple special scholarships at an upcoming awards assembly announced by Marvin H. Graff class advisor. Recipients include Shorley Robinson, Marie Adams, Clifford Robt, Dorothy Simkink, Keith Halterman, Marna Heap, and Charles Topham from various colleges and organizations. several athletic and activity scholarships from CSU and USAC are pending announcement.
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Parowan High School
Marvin H. Graff
Dorothy Simkink
Brigham Young University
Keith Halterman
Salt Lake Vocational School
Marna Heap
College of Southern Lab
Charles Topham
Salt Lake Rotary
University of Utah
Tom Dobrusky
Gale Stolk
Roy Benson Jr
Lyle Dalton
David Orton
Graff
CSU
USAC
ICEA Elects New Officers
Don Ford a Cedar City schools teacher was elected president of the Iron County Educational Association at a Cedar City meeting Monday evening. Marvin H. Graff of Parowan steps down. Bernel Evans of Parowan is elected vice president with Ada Carpenter as secretary. Clement Adams of Cedar City and Elizabeth Hall of Parowan are the other retiring officers.
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Don Ford
Cedar City
Ron County Educational Association
Marvin H. Graff
Parowan
Bernel Evans
Ada Carpenter
Clement Adams
Elizabeth Hall
Newlyweds Honored At Reception In Utah Wedding
Newlyweds Mr and Mrs Walter F Forster honeymoon in the Southwest after their wedding Saturday in the St George Temple. A reception at the bride’s parents home followed. The bride LaVonna Guyman wore Chantilly lace over bridal satin with an Elizabethan collar and long sleeves, carrying carnations and lilies of the valley. Matron of honor Mrs Lloyd Guyman and bridesmaids Karla Hulet Barbara Anderson and Louise Forster wore light green gowns.
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Walter F. Forster
St. George Temple
Jess W) Gusman
Parowan
LaVonna Guyman
Forster
Karla Hulet
Barbara Anderson
Louise Forster
Shantung
High School Art Class Exhibit Showcases Student Oil Paintings
A display at the high school features selected oil paintings by the new art class, representing the best works of each student. Beginning with basic techniques, the students gained confidence as they learned color mixing and brush handling, culminating in personally shaped pictures. Parents and townsfolk are urged to visit the exhibit before the term ends.
University officials laud language arts in Parowan schools
Dr. Paul C. Fawley and colleagues from the University of Utah praised Iron County Schools for language arts work during a two day visit. They commended individual action research, noted complex roles of the school system, and highlighted Mrs. Orton in Parowan for motivating language arts. The visit supported Kellogg program language improvement efforts and featured teacher workshops in Cedar City.
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Paul C. Fawley
Department of Education Administration
University of Utah
Supt
Lanthus Wright
Dean Angleman
Clapp
Cole
Ball
Iron County
Utah
United States
Kellogg
Cedar City
Marie Adams Wins Carl R Gray Scholarship
Marie Adams daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray H Adams of Parewan receives the Carl R Gray scholarship for outstanding 4 H club work in Iron County. The $100 award funds college study at Utah State Agricultural College or CSU. Adams, a Parowan High School graduate, has six years in 4 H including two years as group instructor. She led the Ramette Club music group, served in several school clubs, attended leadership school in Logan and was a Girls State delegate. The Union Pacific Railroad funds the annual award for Iron County’s top 4 H member.
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Marie Adams
Ray H. Adams
Parewan
Carl R. Gray
Iron County
Stephen Brower
Adams
Utah State Agricultural College
CSU
Parowan High School
Logan
PHS
Rammette Club
Union Pacific Railroad Company
Parowan High School Commencement Program May 26 8:00 P.M.
Parowan High School holds commencement Wednesday May 26 at 8 PM with themes Toward Tomorrow With Hope and Toward Tomorrow in Local Lite The program lists addresses by Senior Class President Dorothy Semkins Clifford Robb gateStd and Surley Robinson and Lyle Dalton It includes an address to the graduates by Dr Brigham D Madsen and BYU Political Sconce Department and presentation of graduates by Principal May Dalley diploma awards by Superintendent lanthas Wereydt music by Senior Double Mixed Quartet That Old Gang of Mine Memories Now is the Hour with performers Maxine Rasmussen Keith Halterman Ruth L Jenson Gale Stalk Mary Carol Lemmon Lyle Dalen benediction by Charles Topham and graduation dance in the high school gym.
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Mary
Tacpa
S. Delley
Prinicipal
Marie Adams
Richart Batt
Kent Benson
Rayext
Tlamonrit Rettriege
Laieli Dalton
Tom Dobrunty
Lila Coodnew
Low Gayman
Jorce Stolk
Keith Haberman
Marna Keap
Melvin K Hyatt
Mary Carol Lemmon
Ruth Jensen
Ja Mortensen
Zella Mortensen
Carl Munford
David
Orton
Maxing Rasmussen
June Robinson
Elwyn Rowley
Roy Rowlus
Marietta Stevens
Dorothy Simkins
Charles Topham
Frank Warren
Parowan
Roy Benson Jr
Carl Dalton
Devin DP Dunton
Elifford Rabh
Stanald Robinson
Shirley Robinson
Gale Stolk
Flueene Topham
Paragenah
Widents
Parowan High Plans Graduation for Thirty Five Seniors
Parowan High announces graduation exercises for thirty five seniors. The event will honor each graduate with recognition of their years of study and achievement.
Parowan resident C Henry Heap dies at Iron County Hospital
Parowan life resident C Henry Heap died Friday in Iron County Hospital after a four year chronic heart condition. Funeral services were held Monday at 2 pm in Parowan Third Ward Chapel with speakers and musical selections, followed by a graduation program and dance in the school gym.
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Charits Henry Wheap
Parowan
Iron County
Parowan Third Ward
Grayson Gurr
Ivan Johnson
Floyd Roberts
Church Doings Third Ward Relief Society Social Closing
The Third Ward Relief Society announces a closing social for their group to be held on Tuesday after the regular social science lesson. Continued On Page Two.
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Third Ward Relief Society
Portland Stake Salutes Troy Thornton
Troy Thornton of Colonial Heights is hailed as a standout leader among the Portland stake for his role as Priest advisor to Bishop Orie Johnson. The Priests Quorum he helps lead is highlighted as one of the stake’s best, with five to six members appearing on the Top Ten roll this month.
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Portland
Troy Thornton
Colonial Heights
Troy
Orie Johnson
Graveside Rites Held For Marsden Infant
Graveside services were held Tuesday May 18 at 6 p.m. for the infant son of Kent and Jennis Weeks Marsden born the preceding Sunday and died Monday the 17th. Mrs. Marsden convalesces at the L D S Hospital in Salt Lake City. Attending from out of town were Otis Weeks, Lloyd Winward, and others from Vernal Cedar City and relatives.
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Kent
Jennis Weeks Marsden
Marsden
L.D.S Hospital
Salt Lake City
Otis Weeks
Claude W. Adams
2Nd Ward
Wilford Young
Bernell Evans
New Officers Named for Elizabeth Camp D U P
Mrs Minnie Lowder was elected captain of the Elizabeth Camp D U P at a special election meeting. She succeeds Mrs Evelyn Lowder who remains first vice captain. Mrs Flossie Mickelson was re elected as assistant. Mrs Alice Ras terman named secretary and Mrs Roberta Rowley re elected historian. Nellie Pritchard is custodian of relics Bertha Mitchell organist Pearl Russell registrar Harriet Heap re elected chaplain.
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Minnie Lowder
Elizabeth Camp, Daughters of Utah Pioneers
Evelyn Lowder
Flossie Mickelson
Alice Rasterman
Roberta Rowley
Nellie Pritchard
Bertha Mitchell
Pearl Russell
Harriet Heap
Legion Post names envoy to Boys State
American Legion Post No. 20 selects 16 year old Larry King of Parowan High School as envoy to Boys State at Camp Williams in Jordan Narrows from July 10 to 17. Alternate envoy is Jim Miller. Selection based on faculty recommendation.
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Larry King
EB. J. King
American Legion Post No. 20
Boys’ State
A. B. Matheson
Parowan High School
Jim Miller
K. Taylor Miller
Legion
Camp Williams
Jordon Narrows
Matheson
Hulet Couple Return From LDS Mission Field
Elder and Mrs. R. Wallace Hulet of the Parowan First Ward arrived home Sunday evening after a one year mission in the Texas Louisiana mission. They served mainly in Pasadena and Kennedy Texas and were released May 13. Their return trip included a stop at Fort Stockton to visit former Parowan residents. They also visited Carlshad Caverns Snowflake Arizona and toured the South Rim Grand Canyon. They will likely report to their Ward in Sunday Sacrament meeting.
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R. Wallace Hulet
Parowan First Ward
Texas-Louisana
LDS Church
Pasadena
Kennedy
Texas
Fort Stockton
Parowan
Lloyd White
Carlshad Caverns
Snow Flake
Arizona
South Rim
Grand Canyon
Elder
Mrs. Hulet
Legion Auxiliary Poppy Drive Saturday
The American Legion Auxiliary will hold its poppy drive Saturday May 22 at Rock Church with a meeting at 1 PM to elect new officers. All members urged to attend. Pearl D. Stevens Pony Da
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American Legion Auxili
the Rock Church
Pearl D. Stevens Pony
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Clifford Robt
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Surley Robinson
Dorothy Semkins
Clifford Robb
Brigham D. Madsen
Dalley
Lanthas Wereydt
Maxine Rasmussen
Ruth L. Jenson
Gale
Lyle Dalen
Parowan High
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Henry Heap
Ramona Stubbs
Alice Mitchell
Berta Burton
Alice Haycock
Karl C. Mitchell
Ray Lyman
Harold Mitchell
Watson Adams
Sheldon Roberts
Parowan L.D.S. Seminary
Dean Robinson
Mary Lyman
Max S. Dalley
Joan Lamoreaux
Jesus
Shirley Evans
Elna Stubbs
Itha Mortensen
Jackie Ward
William H. Manning
Pres
W. Clair Rowley
Marvin BH. Gralf
Am. Legion Post
R. Wallace Hulets
L.D.S. Mission Field