y= | Friday’s ‘openers. at ae ane A Fi a but the idle this week. ; - Thursday’s game, en, which did not play a ne We er and Borrouille the - total figure is estimated at | 15,150 or about 900 more Le {than enrolled last fall. There: were 577 teachers on™ - ae ‘hand to greet the pupils on the) ‘i as ned 41-0, ope ing ball Oy,season _ foot Be junior teesae in_ the ap first day, only two less than a : oS oe e full complement, and those two! : -. vacancies highs. at the elementary _ ee ee + level are expected to be filled | by the end of the week, accord-= 35. hree, 23 and 48 yards ee 5 = ing to: Dr. William R. Boren, | sae aa Superintendent. Coo "==. ; _ = > © 4 ‘The district figure on total enrollment: is a record for the =) third straight year with the in-@ crease averaging 1,000. pupilsjy = per year since 1960, Dr. Borent | said ve ee ase 3 eG ae : "Weber and Bonneville are. irying the largest loads- 11,634 at Weber and 1,333 at Bon: a sar B.poi fa a neville. Next highest is Roy JunHior High with’ 1,010. T. H. Belly Junior High hag 902; South Jun- wee ior has 900 pupils and J lunior has 266. Last year’s figures ‘for schools are as follows: 1,616; Bonneville, oe Junior, 905; T. H. Bell, | South ‘Junior, 859. ees enrallment. was. L ee a for the extra oS ee the city league, Mount place) Og- | oS = — m moved inte a first 2. | a ith idle Highland by Hiaki. ay together has ft total == = high pupils of |~ enrollment 323, a drop of 48! oe. | Central - et _ = | ception 2 and °40-yard | = _ = eG at 1-1 by upsetting Mound Fort;) == | ~ 21-7, Roy Shikiby. gotscampe the: ringig 20) ns re : = : — out in front _ yards for a score. Larry Dean} > Harris” made it. 13-0 by 6oin "25 yards. = ‘The final Washington: touc - Don Greenfield interceptec ass sane scooted 85 Bo ai over last year. Statistics compiled Tuesdayp afternoon in the district offices® == |show were | that heavy euroDmieaay pe registered in Washington) = Terrace Elementary with 708,49 = only one more than last year;— = Lakeview, 618 compared to 636.5 _ Other enrollments as of Tues-| day are as follows: Lomond | L - View, 639; Burch Creek, 206;/2 8 = Club ‘Heights, 304; Hooper, 4585 ie eS _ Mar-Lon Hills, 584; North Og- a a run. Raye (Miller kicked two extra points. “Washington evened its record, : 3 8 The Valley: School 1 os ville with Senentare and junicr’ eee a over for Bell’s only tally. 3 = - fa peo eee ee den, 655; North Park, 048; Parke View, 290; Plain City, 595: Riv- ee erdale, 221; Roosevelt, 383; Ba Me oa seer 513. a So