Here « =Lou Ann «Lorraine Connie Carol Lottie <4 | PTT esi ie) porn aged aes Agren Johnson Bowden Henich Ann’ Bl leworth Phil Henich Besides OURCM Carol TOWSim : Hodgson Phil Mathews Patsy Harris Sherry Haminer Kay Stone fnn Folkman 5 0 Mr. Heslop | BAS 0G Lo eae Mae Manning oe vakcim iy! wees hs le Ronald Oi a ees VIR Dennis Loock the bell, Roger classes that Webh¥#High of- following 7th’ grade Gaylene Fasthope, Poulter. More rep- 4s the spel- Gwen Flinders, and . Wie C harleen Ellis--Gossip columnist Cathye Garner--Chorus girl. Judy Price--Fashion model. Carlene Rawson~-Knits booties for Utah Kathleen Hadley--Phys. Ed. teacher Kit Thompson--Music. teacher. John Baker--Great television Student Ht Year's at Knit. Playday hello Planned Weber! . South. "Romeo", 4 Opticers Body-ra Clair Harris--President Sherry Hammer--Vice-president Marilyn Chugg--Secretery fers for the 10th grade. Linda Wright--Historian Tney took into consideration the careers they intend to follow and the proBoys! £ssociation-file sheets completed recently, and then Blair Taylor~-President then chosea course of classes for next Brooke Olsen--~Vice-president year. English B and physical education Ronald DeVries--Secretary were the only required subjects. Ninth graders are looking forward to Girls! Associtation-~high school,’ but it is’with a tinge of reAnn Frandsen--President gret that they leeve Wehlquist and the maBarbara Parker--Vice-president ry wonderful times, teacher, and friends Florence Rhead~-Secretary thet they have made here. So long Wahlquist; 3 & | Prophecies Next With an appraising look at the future, the ninth graders studzed @iligently the Spellers ling team: Fred Coy, Judy Orton, Varoigar os Olsen, Joy Cottrell, Kay East, Georgie’ Camp~ Hditorial 33 different Our resented Wahlquist's Richard Watkins Jo D'Ann Taylor Barbara Thompson Art are otudents who were also in the n Lf ? election finals wore Sally Rhees, Tahna Hadley, Lorraine Johnson, David Mathis, Ba Liv Norris, and Norman Anderson. Ca) i ei} epi Beker nn ao Eee By Va kiss! Playday is the topic of “his eonversation and it probably has Playday (Gont.) beer. the topie¢ of yours. oO: well, you know what I. mean, the usual This year it is to be held here at stuff. (Oh yeh! ) Wahlquist on May 24 with South Junior as At 12:00 buses will trensport the stuour guests. dents to Ogden to see a first run western A carnival will be set up around the movie at the Paramount. It will be "Gun school with such concessions as bingo, smoke", : dart game, dunking machine, ping pong Sound like fun? You bet. It will be throw, and penny pitch, Cost of each con-if we help make it good, Oh, by the way, cession will be 5 or 10 cents. don't forget your money. Several sports will elso be held also, students should sign with P.E. teachers Twins to participate. Some of them will be We have nine sets of twins here--3 in Softball, volley ball, tether Gali tte each grade. Here they are: Don and Bob (O-war, rolays, ping pong, box hockey, DeRyke, Carl and Carlene Rawson, Merl antrampoline with prizes for winners. Verl Larkin in 9th; Richard anc Revert Sharp Also some facilities Will be set un to Claron and Connie Shaw, Ray and Jay Fowers feed us--soda pop, hot dogs, candy, and in 8th; Rruece and Brent Brown, Lynne and Leon (Cont. next column? , : McEntire and Rob and Ronnie Taylor in 7th-