Campus Capers and Prom Happenings at Local School
Variety Night featured students Gene Weeks Jeen Johnson Dale Ross and Marilyn Robins with dramatic readings by Philip Jenkins Carillon Searle and Carole Calder. The junior prom Flamingo theme drew great interest and decorations were planned across floors. Eight seniors were named to Who's Who in the class of ’32 for scholarship and activities. Glee Chew and Larry Hodgkinson received watches from Gardner Jewelry for high averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gene Weeks
Jeen Johnson
Dale Ross
Marilyn Robins
Philip Jenkins
Carillon Searle
Carole Calder
Connie Oaks
Ora Fae Wardle
Renee Henderson
Glade Watkins
Beth Bryson
Glee Chew
Larry Hodgkinson
Carolyn Wallis
Marquita Goodrich
Dixie Blackburn
Myra Woolley
Pat Johnson
Basketball Champion Games Slated After Weather Delays
Amid weather postponements the Regional Price Commercial Speech meet shifts to April 17. Utah and Duchesne supply most entrants. state forensic meet follows on April 12. Jaycee basketball tournament final night set for Uintah High School gym Friday with Faculty versus Town Bums Burts Sports Shop and Roosevelt Legion at 7 30 and Rangery Drillers versus Continental Olis at 9 00. Season tickets honored.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dixie Blackburn
Rigby
Untah
Duchesne
Carbon
Ftate
Jaycee
Uintah High School
Burts Sports Shop
Roosevelt Legion
Chantionaup
Rangery Drillers
Continental Ol
Jaycee Epokenmen
Taft and Clark Top Wrestler
In Imperial Hall last week a five man free for all ended with promoter Orville Hullinger out first. Vern Taft and Tom George were eliminated next, leaving Floyd Hanson and Pete Rivers. Taft won the first match while Hanson and Rivers drew. Curley Clark beat Manuel Singh in a 30 second knockout. Vernal student Donald L Hacking from Vernal was initiated into Sigma Alpha Epsilon at Colorado School of Mines Boulder. he is a freshman geology student and Uintah High School graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Hall i
Orville Hullinger
Vern Taft
Tom George
Floyd Hanson
Pinal
Pete Rivers
Taft
Hanson
Rivers
Curley Clark
Manuel Singh
Donald L Hacking
Colorado School of Mines
Boulder
Mines
Young Hacking
Don Hacking
South
Vernal Avenue
Uintah High School
Uintah High to lose auto mechanics teacher to Army summons
Uintah Mechanics teacher Steven Hausknecht awaits a deferral for Army duty after receiving a call to report to Aberdeen Proving Grounds Maryland. He will attend six months of Ordinance school as a 2nd Lieutenant in the US Army Corps and later faces uncertain reassignment. He says he will miss Uintah if no deferral is granted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah High School
Steven Hausknecht
Aberdeen Proving Grounds
Maryland
Hausknecht
Ordinance Corp
US. Army
Utah
Future Farmers Schedule Dinner for April 10th
The annual FFA banquet will be held April 10 with Doyle Johnson as president. The Uintah Chapter program includes FFA talk by Noyle Johnson, achievements report by De Lyle Billings, parliamentary discussion, musical solos by Merlin Johnson and Duane Wall, and piano by Clair Hopkins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FFA
Doyle Johnson
Noyle Johnson
DeLyle Billings
Dwayne Case
Stephen Case
Clair Hopins
Merlin Johnson
Duane Wall
Uintah
Leland Preece
Larry Searle
Linford Batty
Farm Creek Boys Rescue Horses From Mountain
Ronald Robb and Owen Cloward rescued three starving work horses from Farm Creek Mountain after a difficult ascent. The herd, owned by Hugh Gagan of Roosevelt, had gone feedless for days due to heavy drifts. A plane hired Monday to drop feed failed in clouds, but on Tuesday the boys continued, guiding the horses while the plane finally delivered food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ronald Robb
Owen Cloward
Farm Creek Mountain
Hidee Au
Hugh Gagan
Roosevelt
Gagan
Farm Creek
Robb
Sherman Davis Funeral Held in Vernal Ward Chapel
Funeral services for Sherman Davis age 64 were held in the Vernal First Ward Chapel. Bishop William B. Wallis directed the rites with prayers by Ray Siddoway and N C Hardy. Ralph Siddoway spoke. Jorgensen and Parent sang. Jorgensen also performed. Burial followed at Vernal Memorial Park with pallbearers including Davis's sons Sherman Davis Jr and Lawrence Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sherman Davis
First Ward
Vernal Lds First Ward
William B. Wallis
Ray Siddoway
N.C. Hardy
Mae Jorgensen
Dorothea Parent
Mable Stagg
Ralph Siddoway
Wallis
John Koster
Vernal Memoria Park
Vernal Mortuary
Harold E. Davis
Mr. Davis
Sherman Davis, Jr
Lawrence
Last Tribute Paid To Leona A Hall In Maeser
Friends and relatives filled the Maeser chapel Friday for the funeral of Leona Ashby Ball Hall wife of Thomas E Hall. Born in Vernal she taught in Deep Creek Hayden and later in Maeser LDS Sunday School. Efforts as nurse to her mother were noted along with many student attendees. Speakers included Archie Johnson Don B Colton and Bishop Harvey McKee with musical pieces by Lucile Calder and the quartet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey McKee
Maerer Flrst Ward
Owen Hacking
Sarah Guney
Arza Adams
Lucile Calder
Father
Eliza R. Snow
Stephen Markham
Mia
Lester Bingham
Evalen Hacking
Jesus
Hall
Stake Rellef Society
Jennie Weeks
Archie Johnson
Hacking
Don B. Colton
L.D
Mission Home
Bishop McKee
Democratic Community Convention Called for Uintah County Utah
Legal notice calls a Democratic Community Convention in Vernal Utah on April 10 1952 at 800 pm to elect state committeeman and officers and to select delegates to the State Democratic Convention in Salt Lake City May 10 1952. Precinct meetings will elect district officers and delegates based on votes for Congressman Walter Granger in 1950 with a minimum of three delegates per precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uintah County
Utah
Democratic Central Committee
Court House
Vernal
Tex
Salt Lake City
Walter K. Granger
U.S
Congress
Ech
Tridel
Wittows
Dragon
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Ates
Gardner Jewelry
Taft and Clark
Uintah Mechanics
Future Farmers
ARDEN
Mill
Hee Tay Mar
Piedmont Dairy
Ashton Bros
BION
Ogders
Farm Creek Boys
Leona A. Hall
Cas
Naples
Davis
Ed Stroh
James Chivers
No. Vernal Ave
Bonneville Bai Iene
Clarissa McCurdy
No. Nothal
Robert Williamg Jt
Pam
Abe Sathas
Tino
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