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fa ' 9 il? C' U 'W an get Q ESSAY CONTESTS Last year as rn the past Mr lxarl Howland general manager of the Sun Lrfe Assurance Insurance Company ot Canada offered a S25 00 award to the senror wrrtxng the best essay on Why lJl1llllPSlS a good town rn which to lne Mane Muller was presented the check at gradu atron fhls year Mr Howland will award 152500 to the best speller IH the semor class At present we are awamng turther rnstructrons but rt rs expected that the best speller wrll be the wrnner ot an old tashroned spelllng bee Durrng the week of February 4 Natronal Hot Lunch Program VVeek was obserxed Cuests muted to partrcrpate rn thrs specral obserxance w ere the Supl ot Schools members of the Phrl lrps school board and parents of new puprls They lunched w nth the students and watched the procedure Throughout the entrre school students partrcr pated rn the obserxance one way or another Some drew prctures others wrote letters or themes ln the hlgh school every student wrote theme ts part ot the regular Englrsh written lunch lro ram XVhx the llot Program rs licnchtral to -Xll lrrfcs were twarded by thc drrettor ol thc Hot l unch lro rim Nlrs C olden 'lhe w rrter ol the best prper rn each tllss reccned a free lunch trcket lor 1 week lrrfcs were awarded rs follows l rcshmln Clrss Shcrla X otcr Sophomore K ltss l orrrmcr Hodges lunror Lltss Q l mce Nlcl.aughl1n Senlor Class Marrlyn VVhrte V 'A one DRIVER EDUCATION This fall a drner educatron course was offered for the Hrst tlme at Phrllrps Hugh School wrth Mr Vllrlkrnson as rnstructor A specially equrpped car 1 Ford was donated to the school through the courtesy of Horn Motors Farmmg ton Requxrements that must be met by the students are thrrty hours of book study twenty four hours of rndmg and srx hours of drnmg Twelxe students make up one class Student drners tramed the first half of the year were George Dunn Peggy Carllsle Sandra Klnney Marilyn White Katherme Wlth erall Kenneth Hull Betty Mecham Durward Hrnckley Betty Smrth Yoland Saxage oyce Ballum and Lorraine Hrnckley Those tramed rn the second half of the year were Clance Mclsaughlm Conme VVhorfl Hayden Wrlbur Robert Caton Robert Mecham Paul Deraps Leora McLaughl1n Caro lynne Rowe Roland Wrlcox Betty Rowe Alex Peterson and Richard Wlllxams Thrs course rs a xaluable one as rt teaches the sate sensrble and sane way to drue TEEN AGE BOOK CLUB Under the sponsorshrp of the Freshman Class a teen age book club was formed rn September Club members consxst mostly of freshmen but Each month exery member recenes the TAB News 1 paper contamrng the names and de scrrptrons ot books offered that month All books 'ure approxcd md recommended by promment edrtors They are ordered through Ctrrre VN horll sctrctlry lNo book costs more than thrrtx hu cents Xlter a member has ordered lour books he rcccn es a free one selected by hrm Nlore than 54 books hue been bought and read luprls borrow books md trade them Ihrs program hrs been hrghly successlul .,.....l.. il .-1--' 'fi-9 1 . .V . 1 9 ' 7 1 Y . ' , . . . . P 7 ' . 1 g 9 C ' ' I' 7 7 , ' - .. A - - Y Y . V l -v H . . V A . . 1 , , . 1 V V, l - . . , . . . 4 U ll s Y Q 9 a- F . Y : 9 7 . I , , . 7 U 9 lv 7 5 V Y I 2 . , . ' y 1 , ' ' ' , . 1 1 V ' 1 - - . . , ' ' y v 9 ' . , ' a a 9 ' ' - Y ' 9 ' 9 1 , v Q Y , . .- -, - .Y . B ' Y 1 5 Y ' y f 3 . r t ' l . . . N - L- I v ' work. The subject was U VVhy l Like the Hot a tew upper-classmen have jomed. 4 N , gr ,. or .. 'Y Y V U .V '- s .'-' v ' 'I r . - t ' ga , . I X , A ' - 1 ' - 1 ' 'a' ' ' ' '. ' . 1 s 1 4 7 t ' - Q - It.: . ' ' Y r . ' . ' - Y ' It It I' . ' Y ' ' . J ' ' I A . -' ' ' . . , ' v ' ' ' ' , . 1- .. ' , V - -- A .
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