Vernon High dances and state basketball trip noted
After Friday boxing bouts a student body dance occurred in Imperial hall with a sizable crowd. The Tribune lists a Lone Pine travel party for the state basketball tournament in Baltimore Lake, including Lyle Anderson and other players. A Vernal BPW essay and oration contest will award a $50 scholarship, with the event at Vernal First ward chapel and the imperial hall for the post contest dance. Also reports on classroom projects, milk charts, and student progress across grades with teachers and parents attending a recent PTA meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imperial Hall
Business and Professional Women Club of
Vernal
Vernal First Ward
BPW
District School News Highlights Classroom Events and Students
A rural district notes weekly school submissions limited to 150 words, with rosters for mail copies. Reports mention Our Wide Awake club led by Robbie Larva and Carma Davis, student notes from Bonnie Mae Stage and Catherine Carpenter, measles and eye injuries, spelling contests, calendars, Dutch and Patrick's Day decorations, recent matinee of The Three Little Pigs, and classroom activities across Kenne y and Loota schools including art, transportation studies, health charts, and Washington's Birthday programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robbie Larva
Carma Tae Davis
Douglas Merkley
Bonnie Mae
RANDLITT SCHOOL fourth grade history and geography booklets
The fourth grade crafts history booklets and draws pictures about events and letters from Malad Idaho. Fifth grade students present their pictures and explain them while geography booklets cover countries with written reports. Roxie Chandler and Dana Young are noted. The lower grades entertained upper grades with a Japanese program ending a Japanese project.
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Verna Usamaker
Randlitt School
Malad Idaho
Rapers
Roxie Chandler
Dana Young
Roosevelt radio speech inspires Whitlrocks schtool choir
Last Monday Mr Lewis’s room visited his home to hear President Roosevelt’s radio address. Though unclear at times, the talk on recovery programs and the cheering Marine Band sparked interest. In a separate harmony contest Mary Talbot won with Norne Sweet Home. plans for next month include selecting a new piece. Students Sara VanArsdall and others from the eighth and seventh grades participated and enjoyed the daily ten minute practice period.
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Whitlrocks
Lewis
President Roosevelts
Marine Band
Jane Segura
Naimeonlen
Monoway
Levis
Mary Talbot
Nebveker
Dessie
Larce Searle Twila Twitchell
Mary ‘Talbot
Norne Sweet Home
Sareh VanArsdall
Making The Eraidusting Girls Of Sommary Meeting Report
Miss Doeter teaches the Sommary girls at a Sunday meeting. Erma Caldwell reports Mr Hullinger mentions turkey and two eggs in one day. Lucy Bills notes a dispute about a date. The girls honored their tenth bridge with Grace and a health chart shows weekly improvements. Eileen Caldwell is highlighted.
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Sommary
Hullinger
Zienonem
Lucy Bills
Miss Walker
Eileen Caldwell
Future Farmers boxing bouts draw large Vernal crowd
A Friday night boxing event at the UHS auditorium sponsored by the Future Farmers Untah chapter drew an exceptionally large crowd. Proceeds will fund the F A boys trip to the Worlds Year in Chengren. Results include Jack Howard KO over Oddie Baker and Meg Warrin defeating Roy Massey by decision.
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Future Farmers
Future Farmers Untah
UHS
Vernal
Chienro
Jack Howard
Oddie Baker
Meg Warrin
Roy Massey Stener
Whiterocks
Cliff Caldwell
Floyd Walker
D Manley Mertin Jarre
Clair Metcher
Laurence Allen
Sudeeard
Sanmimy Hatch
Bible Class In Large Sunday Meeting Sparks Debate
In a Sunday Bible class enlarged to full strength two new recruits argued over the feeding of five thousand with five loaves and two fish. Dill dismissed the miracle as bunk while Fleury defended it. Henry joked about past military service as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dill
Fleury
Henry
Grest
St Patrick's Party Hosted by Vernal Socialites
Utopia Club held a St Patrick’s party at the home of Mrs W and Bien roon for members and guests. A program featured readings by Alta Tex and Clyde Hitch, music by Ione Jen son Marjoe Twitchell and Gwen Roberts, plus a piano solo by Milas Roberta sence. A luncheon in a green color scheme followed.
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Dtopaeli
W & Bien Roon
Alta Tex
Clyde Hitch
Iatch Vielin
Ione Jenson
Marjoe “Twitchell
Gwen Roberts
Patticky
Mick Hordergon
Pia
Not Achieved This Month’s Sevetch Step Deathbed Scene
Donald MacTavish lies dying after forty one days of illness as his wife tends him with patient expectancy. She speaks of resuming household duties and warns against departure before her return while moving the candle to the table by the bed.
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Donald MacTavish
Ste
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Doys
Lyle Anderson
Harold Alexander
Kenneth Aycock
Lyall Pitt McMar Gale
John Walker
Preston Searle
Kenneth Hadtock
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Davie
Harold M Lundell
Lehi
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Mark Neane
Imperial
Ellen Gagan
Miss Johnsons
Ida Beryl Wilson
Ballard
Anderson
Marie Haslem
Mr Rice
Fort Duchesne
Juanita Daniels
Dons Bigelow
SATS
Catherine Carpenter
Enid Sturgeon
Lee
Violet Young
Roosevelt
Mildren Bastian
John Louis Siddoway
Kenneth Workmen
Howard Walker
Stages
Venis Johnson
Kenneth Workman
Karma Preece
Gordon Stagg
Florence Cook
Betty
Norma Hall
Clara Birchell
J Thoral Stringham
Lees
Albert James
See Green
Don
Catna Ree Davis
Bonnie Mae Stagg
Holland
Catherine Siddeway
Is &T
Joyce James
Kennety School
Beulah Alfied
Ffth Graces
Mary McKouen
Bentley Mitchell
Miss Morrill
Faun Bowen
Loota School
Arnold Levis
Fite Barnes
Grede
Attia
Lapoint School
Wilhit
Arda Winn
Troy Sessoms
Washington
Biountain
Telephone & Telegraph Ca
Erma Caldwell
Um‘ah
Roosevelt Fpa
Vernal Socilty
Utopia Club
Paty
Clark Newell
Gengeius
Vern Ebina
J . Anison
Jesse A Iaws
George W Baesse Sr
Sroweres
Vernal Lumber & Hardware CO
General Motors
Oldsmobile
Fisher
B. Lansing
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