. NOTHING BUT DIPLOMAS—It’s graduation time for ; a of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Gibby of Roy and the quar__ tet, Keith, Robert, Donald and Douglas (left to right), is busy glancing over the six diplomas they earned amongst them. WIG EAM fratmob 080 Seu ALL IN ONE WEEK //°)* a:Li BansRg oo Ros N é f ou j ‘ . 4Tall Roy Brothe rs Garner Six Diplomas family. come a“ with family eh | when the We- treasurers, the sixth one ina week. Robert, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. Gibby, 2198 w. 5600 S., will graduate from the college. He was preceded by his brothers, Donald, Douglas and Keith, who received sheepskins from various institutes of learning. : Donald and Douglas, twin broth- ers, graduated from Weber High School as well as the seminary. Keith received his certificate during exercises at Roy Junior High School. os Another common feature of the four brothers is their size. They are all basketball players and for a good reason. yess Robert stands six feet three inch- | es tall; Douglas, six feet four inch- feet nine : mm five mie reaches The oldest of the brothers plans to leave in about a month for an LDS mission. While attending Weber High School, he Served as stage manager. Donald has signed up for the Army Reserve and will begin a six-month tour of active duty in _— already inches. ca on daas |@S and Donald, six feet 1 inch. Bringing up the rear is brothe | Keith; while only 15 years old r he Reet a nr ee July. While in school he has played in both the school band and con- cert orchestra. os His twin brother plans to enroll at | Weber He is College for the fall quarter, the basketball Star of the family and has lead the Roy Fourth Ward M-Men team to Stake and division victories. Young Keith will enroll as a Sophomore at Weber High School this fall. — | aa m+ Sr -— oe - Tomorrow ber College graduation exercises |: are complete, the family will have another certificate to tuck away | - — diplomas by the half dozen for Ralph Gibby a lotr - _ : ROY—Graduation