PHS Graduation Lists Wide Range of Students and Staff
A long readout lists dozens of graduates and honorees from PHS including Carlson LuAnn Casperson Donna Marice Cherrington Kay Christensen Betty Christensen LoRee Christensen Wayne Cole LeRoy Conlin Ross Corbridge Wayne Crawford Darlene Dominguez Naomi Doney Winn Elwell Wayne Fuhriman Janet Gamble JoAnn Geddes Cheryl Gibson Roxie Gill Karen Greaves Suzanne Gregersen Joyce Hawkes Linda Lee Hawkes Philip Eugene Hawkes Rebecca Hawkes Tamra Haworth Alice Heaps Francine nerd Judy Howe Larry E Howell Roger Sylvia Rae Inglet Marilyn Kay Jensen Mark C Johnson Kent Jorgensen Mary Ann Keller David L Keller Linda Lou Larsen Diana Larson Richard Larson Robert Lund Francis Kay Lund Fred Lundquist Elaine Maughan Judith Maughan Philip MeLing Myrna Miles Lois Mitchell Charlene Mockli William Moosman Joy Moser Earl Murray George Nash Judith Nash Rodney Nelson Betty Jo Nelson Jerry Nelson Norman Nielson Carl Olsen John Olson Nathan Orme Jane Packer Judy Packer Stanley Poole Melanie Poole William Porter JoAnn Porter Richard Porter Seles Poulsen Joyce Rallison Herbert Rasmussen Maynard Rawlings Henry Henry Rawlings Jay Robinson Wm Brent Sant LeAnn Sant Lyle Seamons Linda Seamons Scott Shaffer Larry Sharp Alden Sharp Emma Sharp Joan Simmons Neil Sleight Theron Stocks Jean Stokes Colleen Stone Lynden Strong Donald O Sutton David Swainston Sylvia Taylor Sherman Walton Neale Webb Jeannie Weeks Lawrence West George Wilde Kathryn Wilkinson Larry Wilson Pamela Winger Leona Winn Devon Winward Diane Woodward LuDean Woodward Rodger Woolf Marvalee Wright H Doyle Winger
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Doyle Winger
Leona Winn
Devon Winward
Diane Oodward
LuDean Woodward
Rodger Boyd Woolf
Marvalee Wright
Keith
Dexter Davis Accepts Position in St Louis Missouri
Dexter Davis, son of Mr and Mrs Fred Davis, will join the personnel department of Ralston Purina Co in St Louis. He will leave for St Louis in late June after earning a BA in business administration and minors in economics modern languages and journalism from Utah State University this June. He is past president of Alpha Kappa Psi and was student body president at Preston High School. He served on an LDS mission in Uruguay from 1954 to 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dexter
Utah State University
Alpha Kappa Psi
Preston High School
Uruguay
Former Local Man Dies in Twin Falls
Keith Cutler, 40, a former Preston resident, died Sunday afternoon in Twin Falls after playing golf at Blue Lakes Country Club. He was a farmer in the Twin Falls area and formerly manager of Medical Arts Pharmacy. He is survived by his wife, two sons and a daughter, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cutler, of Twin Falls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keith Cutler
Twin Falls
Preston
Cutler
Medical Arts Pharmacy
Blue Lakes Country Club
Charles Cutler
Trustees Electors and Taxpayer Zones Rule Text
The fragment describes who may vote in trustee elections within school districts. It lists (b) persons who pay district property taxes and their trustee zone, or spouses of such taxpayers, and (3) electors in the trustee zone where they reside.
Open House Honors Couple on Golden Wedding
Open house for Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Perry at 107 South Fourth East Preston Sunday from 3 to 6 p m celebrates their golden wedding anniversary. They wed May 26 1909 in Logan temple. Eight children 35 grandchildren one great grandchild. No gifts requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Perry
South Fourth East
Preston
Mrs. Perry
Logan Latter-day Saints Temple
Mr. Perry
Perry
Bannock County
John and
Emma Smith Perry
Ruth H. Perry
First Ward Relief Society
Relief Society
MIA
DUP
Treasureton
Warren H
David G
Eunice) Thomas
LeRay
Mary) Howell
Salt Lake City
J. Smith
Leone) Jacobs
Carlsbad
Calif
DeRalph and
LeRoy
Lynn H
Palmdale
Glen H
Awards Presented To School Winners In Poster Contest
18 students from fourth through sixth grade won county wide conservation poster prizes sponsored by the Franklin soil conservation district board. West and east side districts received cash awards during a Preston city event as part of Achievement Night and a field day. First, second, and third prizes paid 5, 3, and 2 dollars respectively. grand prize went to Robert Palmer with 10 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin Soil Conservation District Board of Supervisors
West
East Side
Stanton M. Hawkes
Cecil Foster
Preston City Ball Park
West Side
W. D. Smart
Carl <A. Mortensen
J. G. Kennard
Keith Larson
Mark Hammond
Hale Hart
Betty Carter
Riverdale
Morus Gunnell
Weston
Carolyn Shipley
Jefferson
Saundra Bastian
Ingrid Hedin
Winder
Robert Palmer
Bart L. Johnson
Carlene Poulsen
Michael Perry
Allen King
Sheila Jensen
Susan King
Wendy Lee Hodges
Brent Schwaneveldt
Loren Lund
Virginia Griffeths
Clifton
Ralph Alder
Geraldine Bingham
Tyro
West Side Achievement Night Highlights Nations in Song
Friday evening at the West Side elementary schools high school gymnasium showcased the theme America the Land of Many Nations. Students performed in songs and dances while costumed to reflect the countries they represented, drawing an appreciative audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
West Side
Weston and Clifton Students Stage Multinational Pageant
Weston fifth and sixth grades sang Lena and Hans. Dutch, French, Mexican, Scottish, and Spanish dances followed by Clifton third and fourth grades performing Alouette and a French dance. Narrators included Blair Beckstead, Brent Dalley, and Clair Buxton. The finale featured an American mixer dance, the pledge, and This Is Any Country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holland
Weston
Lena
Hans
Clifton
Alouette
Blair Beckstead
Nantor
Mexico
Stanley Bingham
Brent Dalley
Lock
Lomond
Spain
Anita Porter
Senora
Cerlito Lindo
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Leon 'Forsgren
Purina
Idaho
Bill
George Lynch
Lynch Brothers
Lynch
Burton Feed Company
East
Dexter Davis
St. Louis, Mo
Fred Davis
Ment
The
Ralston Purina Ce
St. Louis
Twin
Mereda
VOGUE
Berkshire
Mrs
Edmund Mortensen
Clair Hatch
Mabel L. Atkinson
Preston’ “Citizen
Wyler
Dynawind
W. J. Buxton
Oldsmobile
Buxton
Baxter
Cranney Chevrolet CO
South State
Preston, Idaho
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