we eS CONTEST Jean, first — place, and Contest Winners alternate. 2 pam BEES Marianne, WINNERS The D.A.R., the Golden Spike Chapter, sponsors this contest annually to find the girl who best exemplifies a good citizen and is tops in scholastic ability, leadership, personality, and is well versed in current events. Jean Anderson received the winning position, after placing first in these divisions. Marianne Johns was a close runner-up. Jean went on to capture second place in the state DAR contest, of February 6. After the contest the girls entered were guests at a luncheon at the Newhouse Hotel. ee aS Ti PRR ntrmeeeeneee er ene eee ASE eee diee=sr This was the second consecutive year a Weber High School girl has received a second place award. | D.A.R. Jones, CONTESTANTS—Lorraine Corry, Jean Anderson, Patsy Smith, Ruth Penman, and Marilyn Evans. Sheron Dewey, Marianne Johns, and Maurine Parker. Sharon Larison, Beverly Harold Oakes was the winner of the seventh annual “Il Speak for Democracy” contest both at the school and in city wide competition. i More than 90 high school students competed in this year’s contest. They were required to write and voice five-minute scripts on the subject, “I | Speak for Democracy.” | | | Harold sent his winning recording to the state judges and received a second place rating. 172 Harold Oakes receiving the and Mrs. Oakes look on at winner’s trophy the right. from Dale Brown. Mr.