TYPING The type declared CLASS contest a draw A SUCCESS DAUGHTERS with Weber High after Wahlquist was finished its test on January 1h. The average of both teams was 3 words, a median of 14 for Wahlquist and 3 for Weber, Wahlquist's top scorer with a 55. The test was Georgia consisted Campbell of two 5 minute periods of timed writing. Mrs. Shurtliff was heard to say, "Ohi I'm so happy". Students from Wakalquist who participated in the contest were Ranae Brown, Carolee Dabb, Judy Orton, Carol Roberts, Joy Cottrell, DeAnn Judkins, Karen Ketchie Sandra Wheeler, Sharon Hadley, LaRue Hen~ ich, Carol Hipwell, Carol Wheatley, Bar- Bare Penman, East, Maye Kay Iynn Whittier, Mary Carolyn Jepson, Maurine Endow, Olsen, Verla Ritchie, Ann Welling, B ill Norris, Georgia Campbell, Ranae Garner, Lalli, Shanna Lee Crowther, Nancy FaeDennis Berrett, Ann Nielson, Lola Dale Tucker, Marilyn Bingham, SUBSTITUTE FOR SUBSTITUEF When Mr. Eddis Watkins, substitute for Mrs. Jones was stricken with pneumonia, it became hecessary to get a substitute teacher for him. After a short period of treatment in the hospial he was released but not in time to come back befor Mrs. Jones returned. Mrs. Hawkins Last week Hawkins ornia became to make due She it is NRS, to now Loses the death back GODGSON in Mother necessary a hurried of trip her for mother. her Mrs. Wardle, plans to stay there Mrs. Vera Jenkins is classes here. but she changed all year. now taking the and his Thirteen They played Burrows and (brother Eddie) Clor- a few numbers. Next her borrowed father sang "Frosty Henderson followed. ing were a snowshoe test, shoe Winners the Snowman". the The oldest and and dance Orton and Waltz--Sharon Higley, Games of race, tie scramble, of Jitterbug--Judy musical hats. contests and her were father, Hadley ard her father{ father the the even~ tying con- there youngest was Ervin one was Jack Gordon. SPANISH ACTIVITIES The Spanish department this year--grades one and and second year students. has two new for books Arst "T think they are better texts ier those we have had", said Mr. Hall. Students have been singing some pop- ular songs in Spanish and will continue to sing them at various times during the year. Second year students plan to produce a play in the language in the spring. some of the students will alg have an opportunity to attend a language oe tiet at B.Y.U. in the spring. MATH. it ‘Mr. CLASS SHIFTED If you hear wibls as might be Mr, Barney other hand, laughing. You see, SCHOOL PARTY A creative dance titled "Me and My Shadow" by Shanna Lee: Crowther and Diana to Calif- Do you remember Mrs. Hodgson who taught here last year? She's still down at the University of Utah earning her Master's Degree. she was planning to return at midyear, to replace ets. Marva Mrs. school. CONTINUES (Barbara Storey) Brent Stratford, Chyrrl Carolyn Cragun, Tarran, Harris, FATHERS Frosty the Snowman really should have come to life Friday night at the Fathers and Daughters! party with the goings-on and noise. First on the program came Halitosis Petterson, Christy Meyerhoffer, Cleora GIVE Barney ite math you might due had you pass crying. hear Mr. room 23, On the Foy to registration to classes, turn one of 5th period, changes, his favor- to Mr. Foy. WHO WON? i GIRIS of sixth period recently watched Mrs. Boyington and Miss Rhees shoot for the drinks. At least they shot baskets to see who bought the root beer.