Springville High School - L Artiste Yearbook (Springville, UT)

Text from Pages 1 - 114 of the 1941 volume:

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K ' n , Q Q . , N- , ,, A , 1. -fQ',Q.. 'L..a..Q.-M..' ' 'TLU3 Yin lee 'HF tty-Cn Y X .4 f-vw A Mwwj. if ll o tbl, W W rewor6 The staff has endeavored to portray the highlights of this school year in such a Way as to bring them vividly to your mind upon viewing these pages. If We have done this we feel Well rewarded for our efforts. To this purpose of pleasing the student body this L'Artiste is presented. Mark Eddington, Editor. C63 Contents A Book Cnc Book Bwo Book 'Ebac Book Tour Book Tivo P Takoministration Classes :flunior Tfigb IM-Qtwities 'flktbletics coicalion When we have three men who are experts in the art of teaching, who have had deep insight into the workings of the young mindf we have in- deed three men who are an asset to any school. Two of these men-Ned'lVlc- Beth and Monte Groebecku- have been called to the colors by Uncle Sam. We gratefully acknowledge Mr. McBeth as a football coach and teacher . . . and Mr. Groesbeck for his fine work as a teacher and tennis instructor. Another man that has added a great deal to this school is Mr. Gardner, who with his fine teaching ability and fine character is an asset to any institution. To these three men who have departed from this fine insti- tution we dedicate this 1941 L'Artiste. C33 fiRANT GARDNER li S. ClRolasR1tR Nlill lXlL'lili'l'll l' JFon6 memories K J 1 i a 5 F H 3, 4 . . , 2 2 Q i 4 3 fl ' H , , w' C 1 1 Y X L? , Book O ai' Aominisktakion 5 5 S 1 ' rincipal l'rf1u'ifml'.v .llmxrlgfv . . . XY. XY. Illwrkvsxxk Oliver Wendell Holmes says that it does not mat- ter so much where one stands as the direction in which lw is moving. If you are working according to an intelli- gvnt plan: if your great ambition is not to make your- self famous, or rich, or happy, but to make your life me-an S0lllC'lllillLQ in llod's world-V--go ahead. for you are moving: in the right direction and will reach your goal. lint il' you are looking for an easy place. or running away from hard worlig if you are too listless, or indif- ferent. or 4-areless to take stock ol' yourself. or to make ont. an intelligent plan of avtion and follow it as nearly as you van no matter where you htancl you are not mov- ing in the right llireetion. H33 i' faculty l'Xl3lx ROW: lllclwnlwl fllll'lSll'llHf'll. file-11 fllll'lSll'llS1'll. I.. Wzxltm' l'vl1'l' sun. Vllllllllll 'l'. 'Fc-w. Jr.. Annu ll4'ill'flilll. Curl Ne-lsun. Clam-ru-1 rx Iultlf, VN. H. .Xnrlvr'sm1, I-'loss llill'lllPl'. Josuph W. Olsen. May lfinlm-y th-m'-'v llmw Glen 'llll'llQ-'l'. Hugh A. lhnxtew. .l. F. XA'ingntv. Slillllilj l'0W0lS0ll, A. IC. .lur'obs+111. u 'v lll0lXl IIOVV' Xlx 'in Ctllblllllh. Maw Huntington. Jzlvk Clll-'l'l'lll,L1l0ll, lie-s ww Imlvy, Paul K. xV2llli1'l', Naomi l'e-irvv. W. W, Ilrorflclmulllc. Norrlzu D' I mlin 'l'c-w. S ,.. ,, .. . on llmn l,UllIll2lll. XIVRIIIIZI Iilvvrs, .Xrtllllr Hughes, lNlf'l'll'lll 1159 mayor . I x . K ' f '-I , -' -. 1 J ,F ff' N' L... ,1 C 5 ff ,QZw?q?n?'ff 'fd 1-44 li , 1 ,, uv-N-N-Jr Q : 1 . , XQf' 5r 5 Q , l L ix Wm X -ffffwfx if-5' xmka . an 4, v, xf-' J ll!-X'0l'YA' .1ll'A'.Yl1ffl,U - It is only at the approach of graduation that we, the students, fully realize how fortunate we are to have un- limited opportunities in the field of Education. such as we have enjoyed the past three years. VVe, who are about to cross the threshold into the house of life, are prepared because we have endeavored to maintain the high stan- dard of scholastic ideals which have always been the achievement goal of the school. As we leave. we wish to express a sincere apprecia- tion to those who have helped ns to progress. May the standard of achievement and scholastic ability always hold the banner of two great colors-the RED and BLUE. -DON HUMPHREY C163 C uncil 1-:s'fIZ1 ' 'l'ht- count-il nw:-tilig will pluust- uotnu to 0l'dQl' . . . ull lllt-'IlllJPl'1-2' aw present . . . Mr. Bl'0f'khil1lk, is tliero um' lnlsiur-ss you wish to tukv up with the cm111f'il? This is tlw way lNlz1yo1' lion HllIllIDlll'iJy' usually com- Illt'lli't'S vutiiivil xiwt-tiiigs, which ure- held 1-vvry Monday ut Ilziltl. The- 1-num-il this yvztr sm-ellis to lizivv 1'e1r1'use11tt-fl tht- t'I:1r'sl11ntvs ve-ry well in planning out school activities - rlum-vs, zissneliihlies. etc' which have proven suf:vesst't1l tlirmtglmut the year. Council l11m11lw1'su1'e: lltlztyor, limi Humplirvyg .llltlgth Kvlly .lenseng Ser-i'etary, Ilminu VVhitnvyg C0llllClllllt4ll. M -,L U Nl' 51421, fLk ,, ACH ft it A X- Vvnivv l'UllIlill2,I,0ll. Floyd Aiiderson. llolm .le1nkins, Be-12 A f nivv Cll2ld9l'Q lle1n'e:wiitz1tives', Floyd Wing, Lois John- X X Q son, Clifton Amit-rsmi. 'DONNA WHITNICY tl7l x Xt 'A 1 -Q lx f .J ' , J.,--ww-:r tsl.. L xt, , ,, ' - , it,5W'1t- 4 'v' ll kj X X . N , t x' --- , ., t.,-4,--t fx Il' W iw5vXT'l2,-Nvxmir y i'9f7't fir' in Va 'QS .,,A J - H ' .fo-lay AUTOGRAPHS may . Jhwlnmfyd . MM' WWMM,,J'if,,?5M'f3:,iJQMn f A6 JAM 2219 9,446 Zagnw 3 , .41 A x uv. i J . Q V H 2 K I 'xi L ff, 1' -, 4 ----f. ,X L 4 . ,, .V A ,. V -2 . Lf 8 'UMW f M400 4 f ff fglfgwxf ww!! df WMM Z f7M7lf' if LZ, KAL XZ 4 f C ff l S? ' cg kj Jlkoffwl IQLZCX ffffcf p.rQff'df'!- ffl ea, 4 4 df ' CXOQ Z Qg4f4y rL,f' fffi'4'U 9f!! I' ' f' ' I f ,law ,,,M5 ff ff 5 Q W M Book Ewo ELL Senior Officers EX: ,.- Q t, fx' .y ,fy 1 Qi, ' ,' IV ' 1' , fi 4 V -Qu4vf'5- I 'ff -' ,Au- '?'. Y' f4:'?f' 'I . ' . President Secretary Vice-President ' Wwwmr., IOT CAMERON SHIRLEY BAGLEY BUD AVERETT x Q ag lL.- 1 r f fr xx ' wr gakf Y I As graduation draws near, the Seniors of 1941 look ., - . :Tlx back over fond memories. VVe were the first class to 'wi' l.l x ul have a separate Junior High Council. In the Eighth fm , l,g:KWl,b Grade. our art queen unveiled the prize picture. .-7if'7.,fl, Hifi' 1 ia., I r x Rune' 'f x , We started out in the Senior High with one hundred twenty-three students. and there are eighty-five gradu- ating. Led by our officers and committee members, this has been our very best and most enjoyable year. We thank everyone who has helped to make it s-0, and with rellletauee leave these halls. students, and teachers. YSHIRLEY BAGLICY Glass Eommillee Lois JoHNsoN LORENE MAAG snmmav SHAND C207 rx xiikvigx u, 5 T x , :f r ' , N v X mx s- f N . N ll - X f xx S ,X . I . ! Sw ay in ' 5:51 su- U ghlfhb . i f QU, ' 1- X 11' 'I W! 7 S 5 v K P, 41 , ' 1 H 1 'lm .X v I-:R IC'l l' Nixon! HINKS XYNIC HAR'I'll0I.OM EVV I'1.umcNn'l-3 linux I'nvl,l.ls Iiuvlak Romain' ISIQNSUN Ilr:l.rsN Hum' l.1coN IU,-xRNsnN Seniors Fmvn .X Nlmxcksox R ,xx N .-x IC .X VIERIETT SHIRLEY B.xrsI.Iw llxvm .'XI.l.IiTVIAN 5 5 ? Q i if-A mx, QQ- , 1. ' 5? -,ff 1 1 M8513 L Seniors 4 1 SX- - NL kj 'fi' f M213 ff: ,- E vi ,ivSU,..n', , I ,f' ' ' Q X411 fig f1fF1f 13'-'-'flf ,, llrfx IJl'm.m' Nw! K 30 53 - , I..xR rr-i flames f-P N I' , P-13 ',' , ,,i'g-W fijfjx N 'Mp . IYORMA CVSTIN NTURMA l:l'I.l,NlliR ga . , M , IJELMAR H,x'rc'H NIAVRINE GORE HLAINE DAl.r.1N c'A'l'HERINE Holme Zr:r.I,.x HALRS BVRTON HARTVIER LAVETA HOVTZ KOYLE HATFIELD 1 3 4.1 Nu 1 n , .1 vw X av ,NA-X , .. s '- -. Q 'Sq Z x J, XF . . ,- .Ax - fyglu X . 3 N' 5 K N 'yy Vx: l ,J 1 xl ' 5 ' 2 4 ' ,. ' padg. Q1 . f gy D 5 . Lf Z--72 sqff' .- Q ' 1 ,f', . ,Y f V ' QU , f- f fl f'f'+3f1 -I ' XS4 xg:-5x 'xh Rmcn HRm'K1uNK l.oRRAlN1z lDAl.m' XVll.l.lAM BROVVN I.l'l.A Fox Il0NT'IT'I'IC FRY RAYMOND Col,l.1Nus VVINIFRED CARNIVK l2l.I.1m' CAMERON if Seniors X1 X .V RMA RAN .V . . U NAIQ DAVIS ,mc ARIN 'Ill' 5 I g 1 SX, v, , .K , X X 5 -1 5 5 fx RW 3 lx l QA H I5 -v-Nglr-5,3 ,, 1 1 'Un M V1II A x om s ,M fm, 4' 2 QTY? '-'X x , . CALVERT TVIE DOROTHY LONG VVELLS jo Il NSON NllRN1fX I,ARsEN BEVERLY NIINER IJEAN KIARSH LORENE MA,-xc: IJEAN I.lIECHTY Seniors Klf:1.1.Y .IIENSICN .Xl.ll'li lilmm: Nomm FIUIINSON Lois -IQHINSUN I gk -fax, W Ui' nf PITTTORX NIOI TTI N ' ,q-iq? ' ar N INN -, X f r,,' 5 A 3' G G 'flwqcb i V, x SHIRLEY SHAND SHIRLEY THORPE NIARIAM TAYLOR XVARD TVRNI-:R TQENT TIIORN DOROTIIX' VAN SCHAACK I'LAT1'n XVATTS IVDONNA VVHITNRV I - 113 Lf' .51 I ni? Mig' MN A X A N' ' . O S A, RIN, A C TH A., 5,75 11 C f A Sl'11i01'S 'ZQ'l10.S't' fvirfurfnv do not npfwar . . . MELBA BANNER LOYD BARKER MABLE BENNETT LOUISE CHILDS HELEN DUNN MARDY FULLMER DOUGLAS MCARTHUR RANDALL SUMSION GARY WHITING Seniors GOLDA WEBB BYRON WARDLE TERESA SUMSION GENIEL REYNOLDS ROBERT BECKSTEAD ELNA WHITI NG CLEO JOHNSON RUSSELL CLARK 2 , . i . , 2 5 5 s X 2 E : Y r 1 4 4 1 I 4 55001 V ffluniors President Vice-President Secretary LYMAN ROTHWELL ROY TEW ENID EWING When the Junior Class came into this' school things began to happen, and they have been happening ever since. It is an understatement to say this year has been a, yi-eat success. What with our Art Queen, Elma Patrick, unveiling one of the prize pictures, New England Farm- yardf' and our Junior Prom, undoubtedly the finest dance of the year, our candy raffle, stag dance, outstand- ing athletes, committee members, faculty advisers, and cooperation from the Junior Class members, everyone can see just how truly successful we have been. -ENID EWING Tilunior Officers ' ZTJMEY ' my ,, z'!V 1 t , 'QA - ,Vw X aff. N , U5 lux, R x sJg?':S r ff' x-- ?: . f c L hx-. P . fl HV B .ggi -X ' uf, ,K E, N ' lu ' at 'F 1 .. -W 1.2 'sl -' ' Zf O' W -,rew 2 , f f0,f7+- , Lgvgigf If ' Y pfrf. Class Committee FLOYD WING JUNIOR JOHNSON LEE OLSEN GENE AVERETT HAROLD GIVIDEN C305 juniors I , ,f A- -by n vg 'r x ,' X'- .l I n - x 5 Tivx ' xx xl 'xl igrg, u X X 'Y M5 ' ' f.lf .ff 3 I f f f, 0 4. K M GEN E AvER1z'r'r .DOROTHY BARRON VERA lLxR1'110l.oM14:vv cil'Y Hum IQEITII lSmRnAl.1. l'1lYl.1.ls BIRD ARTIIVR Bum VEON Bum CARUI. Bl.Aa:Kr:'1 1' JIM ISRAILSFORD GRANT ISARTHULUMIQW BETTY B1.ANc11A1m Seniors XYILNA IBRUWN IM RR lf:LL I5Auu15T'1' LA llmx lil'L14Lm I,14:NoR1Q gXI.l.AN f I k A SX: L QCix,4 K r. A fl, wig, 5 ,lf ff' r'K 4 K V ', , MMM' 'L , f 1- . 4 12 -ut-f5I'MNX! 5 lx IQ I: 4. U . W-A F-Qsmlw ,K X X- . v ' 'V 1 ix.. ' ww L T L if Dt L ' - PM 1 ry -' ww M., Wf1?3V3f?3-. , - sv, , A,,. X Al l'N1o1z livkmsl N.'XlllNl'I CHILI! iioRnoN CART!-:R IJEN A CARN ESECCA lilfzkmncUllfxnml-312 CALVIN Cum: H ICLIEN CHRISTENSEN M.fx1.m'um1 CUNIDIIC I . L13 A N 'Aa V 'K X NN 'vs bi X ur .1 I 'H F Y , 35 , X x, 5 X xx .' ' X xx M , xg X ' 5 N X 5 'IIN ' X1 Y cv ' m x. QF ,fmlnms N ' I-3 -H '-. H 1 xeslllt I swf .hw Q 1 N, ' - DUN 1 kANnsr:N Louisa CLYDE TIAROLD Ci1vmr:N CARUL C11lsRR1Nu'1'oN limn liwmc: Rumcm' JENKINS .l'El.I.A HL'N'r1Ncz'roN M ILO jo11NsoN 'llurciors Rican l'iI.ETC'HER AIARY CHAMBERS llrzmzx Clmzcscs Tn 120 Lf111Lns Wa U 5 7. , ' .55-' v Lf .1 ' -i f ll F 'yur 62 r uvuvmff ,- fx f , 'J f ,fm:,,,'uf 'Ufj W7 .ac ' .3 .6 ' 'nf-N-fwhh7'Vl'g-, M I '1 5 f'Ce5?fl 'P , , f ,-Aj gf I x ' . IQICIIARD JOHNSON LOUISE j011Ns0N BLAINIC jo11Ns0N 1i1.L15Rx' LESLIE Luvlslc LONG ,IVNIOR 'IUHNSON IONE LEWIS LJICAN MASON 1 N k,, si' A A '1pwC:f2Fg,X ly -fiwvihw 5 ' Wg . Q ' ,.fl'mF M . 75' .,, N K Q . L. 9' V' K , 1 .1 x Q W ' W 1 N. f ' , ' 1 N , faq! 5 jrln' :W vfyllq A A .kaww . ,I x Q, LAMAR NIlCTi'AI.F l.1l.l.1AN fPSTl.ER Klzrrll Nmmxmz Rom A TIYTTLE Slumrtx' RTARCHBANKS DAN PAYNE ELAINE IWCPHERSON Rn'1rA1m REYNOLDS 'lluniors DICK NIINER L 'm'lsl,1A MAvc oc K JOSICPHINI-I MEDVED IJUC f Jl.sl2N SX ksxi ,- ix J, f V, 7 f...iLA , ,A I W' C-'f ' V, AM.. ., . I ,I ,mg V A '1, . ' 'V ,W .-.,.f.r4J-:fc-gy, .KV ' , ,I A x 'ww' 1 Y , NX 'lp U: Gi..'Xi X . flex N E ig v . 5 R w 'AA 5 5 sy Z RW N X x WJ EAM V . x THOMAS STUART I.l'C'II.I.FI OAKLEY :XLAN STEWART VENICE PENNINGTON GLENNA PALFREYMAN DONALD SLATER NORMA ROYLANCE LLOYD STVART Iluniors I ., S If 'NG VT' Z...,, ' W1l,l.mM TALMAGE ' M , imx I X' X1 NIARJORIE SIMKINS NT X.ix V g ,X X WLM yu-nw ??M i ,'9 'j'. lr ll? f X f Gs . 1 - Moz15l.1.r: VVHITN1-:Y GWEN NIENDEN HALL ,mf HW lim DIAML Smrru Rox' 'flaw IQRMA PATRICK li1.MA PATRICK ,Z 'o,6 6 D A1I'Il.VlN 'l'lcAslm1.1s Gl.Am's VVEIGIIT Fmvn VVING IJORIS VV 1 NG :Tumors Juniors whose CALVIN ALLAN LEONA BARKER LENORE BILLINGS VIDA BURROWS AIERN BREWERTON RIARIAN FRANCIS NIAURINE FRANCIS VICTOR GUERCIO FARRIS HATCI1 ZKEITH HOUTZ HELEN PIUNTINGTON LESTER JOHNSON JOYE JOHNSON DAVID WELCH EMILY PAXMAN JOSIE ROUNDY MELBA WITNEY f7iCflll'C.Y do Il C 333 ot appeah' LOUIS JOHNSON NEAL D. LLOYD BETH. MOWER MAX IWEASOM LOUIS MAIBEN HENRY MAIBEN NORMAN SMITH FLOYD SHEPHERD FUKAN SORENSON GARALD SUMSION DELL SHOMAKER JAY TIIORPE SJ gd . in - , ' 4,1 ,A f , GIMP ,R 1-I f- - KJ AW Af f f fvf 'Ea I- I -- 7 N1-w:.'. Hmm: S. I ,fm A an fl: Ukigfgf ,4 'Y ' f Lv' -wx X iTl . 1-. U5 u 1 m f 0 If .lui 4- W IX A ,. ' Y -Q-A lf.-,f:v,'43 fvly X f 1 I l I 1 1 i ,02LM,aj5,,035L,fffvvf5 J,4sMf'-0279-Q-4!' i I ik U N fx N1 1: fl is W. H Lf !,v9f,.g,4 ,,,,,c-A Qamc WWJJZ, fjQ1-L4 . ? '3Z'fi7NPffwf f C9 ,bmp yflafvw MAMA- Q., XUJJL 5 N' Xx,,L1,Hff1,.J 'ff'-f. 1441- If M ii fx.,tl:L,, f Aj 1 ,,-if ffff ffnff 4 S b W 1 l, E, 5 ri 2 ,. 4 Book 3 Ewa 'I 'a 5 l F fi A Sophomore Officers President Secretary Vice-President ELDEAN VVEIGHT DOROTHY DALLEY ALTON NIELSON A, , 5 Oni: 15 Rx, 'X llly GNN Nvvw bi 3 IZ' hw Ml Class Committee: DEAN ALLEN PAUL HANSEN The Sophomore Class, under the direction of able officers and advisers, have accomplished much this year. The class has ably supported the Art. The Sophomores have attained all the success and accomplishments of any class ever in the high school. A huge quantity of pep makes them a strong plank in supporting the school activities. -DOROTHY DALLEY Nl' 'V X .X six x ,N .2 N. 'ix xx K X XA N g , Y . -. htm s 'W-f., - luv' A ' llw- lf ig .A a tx lub ,,, E Tighyz N ,-iff!' 1 fa '11,Q',!f ,T 'A X 1 wt ,T .F p ,MMF Q' N SS ? QSQ QR ,-xx, I -,lj X: ,IX-.is C405 bl' C0-Jlf UX, D 1 Q Lx ff, 1, L Linux .1 'cf v-ag, L, .A,',,t.,4. L.. 5 VA. Q' X Tw' - 61 it Q D ' J A,-v-MVR, U14-7fLl.,O Lana.. Vim. 4fV 'f bath ' ' VU'l'A-ffk-- W-L ,3-4rvrs-2- Vymftofvet ceduufia-.X : a. A 79 Cf. Ll W Sopbomotfes 5 , . nfbo- - ' . H rl-A-NC' ' ' 'Q' N' 5' UI-- ,st ,I , V L A - f-..,P naannp. I.. Clifton Anderson Dean Allan Edna Anderson Lorraine Bertleson Robert Bailey Dale Barker Genevieve Boyer Beth Jeanne Bringhurst Blair Binks Richard Black Clara Bird Orpha Dee Bird Darlene Beardall Kenneth Boyer Lavon Binks Scott Beardall Phyllis- Brammall Floyd Barney Norman Barker Roy Bird Shirley Barrett Mariam Bartholomew Evan Billings Mary Cameron Lamar Crandall Juanita Curtis Ray Clark Elaine Cherrington Elaine Cutler Burton Clark Tommy Clements Maurine Child Glen Clark Georgia Cobbley Dorothy Daley John R. Davies Glade Devenish Raymond Dunn Allan Danielson George Diamond Keith Davis Frank Eastman Paul Eggertsen Alberta Edwards Merlin Fox Calvin Finley Charlie Fry Lavern Gourley Margaret Guereio Ruth Gabbitas' Emma Graves Jay Grant Mont Gustin VVilbert Giles Byron Hardy Virgil Dean Hafen Nadine Harmer Lois Hansen Nona Hatfield Ruth Hatfield Leland Hatfield Paul Hansen Wanda Holley Dick Holley C413 Esther Houtz Stanley Hutchings Russell Hutchinson Lila Johnson Paul Jensen Waldo Jacobsen Melva Kinser Ned Larsen Ferrus Larsen Jean Lee Paul Lindsey Kenneth Lowe Bernice Leichty Martha Mason Robert Marsh Yvonne Mackley Bruce Mendenhall Almah Miner Robert Mendenhall Hannah Jean Mendenhall Dick Neill Alton Neilson Reed Neilson Jay Newman Royal Oakes Marion Poynor Lamar Phillips Earl Pate Anita Palfreyman Mollie Palmer Lavon Reynolds Ruth Robertson Kay Rasmussen Veloy Singleton Norma Snelson Robert Sumsion Robert Singleton Beth Stebbins .Iohn Strong Alton Sumsion Junior Sundbloom Vivian Smith Dorothy Swasey Norma Thorpe Glade 'Futtle Merlene Taylor LaRayne Thorn Lallae Thorpe Doreen Thyret Lilv Mae 'Whicker Richard Whiting Glen VVig'nall Jane Wainwright Paul Weight Verl Weight Dorothy VVeight Eldean Weight Harold Webb Jean NVilkins Shirley Wheeler Elaine Whiting Melvin Whiting Rose Zamberletti 5 r . 3 1 Q s . u 5 v 1 l E Tilunior Tlfigb i z 1 i 5 1 Q 3 ! 1 3 1 i Q i y 1 1 E I E Junior Iliyli l'rim'ipal'.v .llr'.v.mg4'- The best preparation l'or good work tomor- row is to do good work todayg the best prepara- tion lor life in the hereafter is to iive now. We are proud of the school spirit and the pro- gress- made by the Junior High School this year. The students have been cooperative, enthusiastic, and willing to work for the benefit of all. Because of the loyal support and the willing- ness of the students- to participate, our school ac- tivities have developed much new and valuable talent. This year has been a profitable one. It has pre- pared us, to a considerable extent, to do good work in the years to come. -PAUL K. VVALKER fiunior Tfigb gjlrcsibcnt BLAIR SARGENT Q4 Ilunior Tlfigb fjlrincipal I,Al'l. XYALKER Junior High l'1'r'x1'flr'11i'.v l7wt'S.VlIfjI'- f The Springville Junior High School has had a very successful school year in 1940-41. The stu- dent body has helped the council in every possible way. We have started the fist Junior High paper and hope it will be carried on in future years. We have also had a very active year in sports. The council and I hope that the students have enjoyed this school year as much as we have. I certainly hope our school will go on pro- gressing in future years as it has in the past. -BLAIR SARGFINT :Iuni r Tlfigb G uracil BLAIR SAIIGENT DICK BUYER SHIRLEY JOHNSON K.VI'I'II1ICICN HOI,I.ICY DICK VVILKINS IIIISSICLL I',XI,FIiI'1Y3IAN I',XI'I, XN'.XI,K This year the COIIIICII, with thv splmidid CU0llt'I'2lIIlJIl ot' the students and faculty, has been very p1'og1'essivv and SIICCQ-'SSfllI. XVH have tried, and I think sllrcevtic-d, i11 kveping the l1i1IllP of an up and co111i11g group. lJ11ri11g the year we halve tried 1111111y dIfi,65I'9lII ways ol' getting ll large crowd out to our dances 111111 our efforts IIIIYP heeii rewarded 11101-9 than we ever l1o11e-d for. 01114 ot' our g11'e11tHst z1cfI1iPvo111v11ts was thv Jl111ic11' High Il2IlltlI', whit-I1 was an wo11dvrf11l success. ,1c1x'r'1 11,1c1f:N Hc11.1.1c1' 1-101 Fw ninth 611162 ' hf4?5! 5 .1 fifx CW Vx if 3 ia, 'x ,T 1 U X 'FA ,.F,n,,,,.ZMxg- X - f 2 Fx . if ,J H ,ifffax-bvvla...,,MN ' lFfFl1'?f' , . W fmiiU5JjfQhi'x 9 mf 11'fd ' , - ' ,if -. i ffm! f' President BLAIN OSTLEII Vice-l'1'esident Secretary NANA LEE REYNOLDS DOROTHY WAINWRI At the close of a happy school year. we can look hack with pride on the acconiplishments of the Freshman Class. We have enjoyed our stay in the Junior High a great deal, but we are looking forward to coming into the Senior High. The Ninth Grade came second in raising funds for the art in the Junior High. The officers have been supported by an up-and- coming class. -DOROTHY WAINWRIGHT. C473 9 Nice-President President Secretary MORRIS PATRICK LOUISE AVERETT J. REID BIRD The Eighth Grade class is one of the largest and peppiest that has ever been in the Junior High School. When we entered the Junior High in 1940, everyone-'S attention was' attracted by our large representation ill school activities. But this year we have surpassed our former record. If we continue to do as good Wcrk during' the next four years, we shall bring much credit to our school. The success of the class is due to the splendid co- operation of the faculty and students with the class ot't'icers. --LOUISE AVE ILETT l isblb 6I'0.6Q e Axel H it ,dy ,f ,ff 1 ,, ., e , ' v,..w 'f. , f --R f . , .eq -..nsmNf,r.s, ,X I ,zl - :ua 1 ' Wm C ' X WQW 'X ' ' -nf x gjxk h WJ -..,,,f-1 ' gm R ik, Y Seventh Grace x K, xv, ly, ws X S1 s . X 1 N. 131 .E V zlfljz e 3 We .1 ff A X -Y ' .W W I 1, H fly ' 'flilisixf Vice-President President Secretary MARCELLA JENSEN TOMMY OAKES MARJORIE BOYER We, the seventh grade clas's of '40-'41, were proud to be able to come to the Junior High School, but We are now even more proud to climb the ladder one more step to the Eighth Grade. We deeply appreciate the helpful cooperation of the faculty and the enthusiastic support of the student body in helping us put over successfully our many class activities. We hope we have made the faculty advisers and the entire student body duly proud of us. C493 ,LK nw , mp- w' P KL , Iv 2 w. . 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VVP ltzivft f'lldHElY0l'Pfi to 24lllIlllll'l tht- high xvhool lll tll thu WUlldt'l'i'lll. worthwhilv uvtivitivs which lluve- he-Pu t'oste-iw-tl this tl'tl2ll', NW- liuvtt trim-cl ZIINVIIXS to ltld to. :tml hot tukv trout. thv vuduriug Yilllltlli ot' lift- which :ill :ire stliving to zlttziiu. VW' ltzlvv trittl to assist stmlvttts to so liw' during the- fulluvss' ot' life. its it throhs through Iiltlll' souls. so its to ll'ElllN uuutv tht- dull. gray hours ot' lute-1' lit'+- into at rainbow ot' lll'0lIliS0, NVQ- :tw trying to iuspiro 1-uvli stu dt-ut who PUIIIUS iuto out' vlussroouis with tht' kuowlvdtlv thztt what wr- pzilivutly put into lit't- vztvh cl: will Stblllvlilllt' vouu- to full t'l'uitz1u+1. vitlwr to thvil' hlvssiug or to til!-'il'1llSf'0llli'0l'i, 1il'IJI'lldillQ upou wh.1t ltiurl ot' huilrliu: lmlovks theiy urs- vhoosing :tml putting into the-ir it'lllllit'S ot' l'il2ll'2lf'l4'l'. lCvvi'y flap ut houlrl uclrl at litth- to tht- t1'+-usl1l't'1'llf'st ot' our souls. Tlmuks!! 4 5.11 Gbespians 'v ' ,If b 'P 1 by 'x NYEN5 E s, x f .- . 3, - . ' A e IIN - x. 2 fr-A 1 wax x 4-suMM,.,,, 'Ill' ' A U L 'N Q, 'fi - 2-QFE9 AF V' f 5 N' .Y h '1 H W- i .- V LW 7 f L tulip ' Buff' ' rf 'f'- . r I VF' f ,VQVJ ,fl ' 595 1. NMR ! l 'S We as Thespians have enjoyed our association with each other during the entire school year of 1940-41 at various club meetings and activities. Troupe No. 92 has had a real banner year under the super- vision of Miss Virginia Rivers, troupe sponsor. As this wonderful school year closes. we wish to leave behind a sincere wish that the Thespians will carry on indefinitely with con- tinued success year after year. Officers of the National Thespian Troupe No. 92 are as follows: President, Reed Brockbankg Vice-President, Junior Burgig Secretary, La Rhea Nielsong Treasurer, Louise Clydeg Press Agent, Dorothy Bar- rong Historian, Ione Lewis. V- aux RHEA N1E1,soN 4543 ZR Club --wh . , M W, 11. .X1111111's1111 Vvklyllt' 1lz11't11111111111-w M1-11'i11 '1'11z1s1l 111 111111111111 S11111si1111 1111111111 111111111 lJa1vi11 .X1111111111 .X1111t111-1' 11'il1' 11218 111'1111g11t p1'11g1'12ss 111111 il 11i:11111' 111111151 t11 11141 S111'i11g1'i1111 011211111-1' ot' 1 1111l1't' 1'1i11'11I 119. '1'111- 111-11 I'111'1- l'2l11l1P., w1111-11 ls t1111 111g1111st. was z1ttz11111J11 tlzls y11z11'. Um' 6-'X1ll1Dl1S z1t t111- C111111ty 111111 St1t1- 1 tl11' W1-V11 111 111g111-st 1'2111112, 111 l1x'1Jst11cl1 we vv1A1'11 i1W211'df4t'1 slx g1'z11111 1'11z1111pi1111s, 111 Stz1t1- .1llt1S4 1114 k'1111t1-stw. 11111' F:11'111 I11111'11z111i1's t1J11111 W1111 first 11121011 and our 1Jz1i1'y Ti-'illll t1111'11 11111111 i11 11111 STZI11' lj'l1t' 11z11't1111l111111-w 211111 tlnry XV11it,111g 1'1-1-1-iv1-11 Stzltv l z11'1111+1' z1Wz11'11s. '1'w1-nty-1'1v11 11111111 111' 111-111' w111'1 1xl1i11it1-11 111111 s11111 :1t t111' 1'12l11 .111111111' 1,iv1-24111011 Show, May Zi-ti. W. 11. .XNIIIGIKSUN C551 , . Q: 77 ' . - I lv I I1 ' fpxfi V Y if mum' U ,La 67 a 7 f .1f. ,, . , xv .- V, 4 f ' -T -1 I X ' no-Uvwht-3'-r-y,V 4,8 , f z . Un 'HI ' lf' -gf in X. m ay I ff Xml I xx Y 51, ,V x ff. 1 HELEN CLEGG GLADYS WEIGHT VIVIAN SMITH WILNA BROWN NORMA FULLMER LaRUE GILES GWEN MENDENHALL GLENNA PALFREYMAN SHIRLEY WHEELER RANAE AVERETT SHIRLEY BARRETT DIXIE GABBITAS LOUISE JOHNSON NORMA GUST'IN ENID EWING EULALIA SHOMAKER ELTHORA MOULTON JOSEPHINE MEDVED LuDEAN BUCKLEY VERA BARTHOLOMEW CAROL CHERRINGTON ELMA PATRICK MARJORIE SIMKINS LAVON REYNOLDS THEO CHILDS HELEN BRAY CAROL BLACKETT' MAURINE GORE EVA JANE SMITH DOROTHY VAN SCHAACK , notre Chez Klub .. Q r,- , f'xKT:'Rj bi- s X 5, t - . swan, s I 4 .q-pwohsq., - ll' U f D5 , if QZi2l1 wzif'l' iw? fl . is '- .A11 : 5 f -ks f'asFM 'f it A to 4 'iff 1 1 ..A..:. 1 ee Vice-President, President l'll,LEIlY LESLIE BETTY BLANCHARD Secretary ELAINE Mcl'HERSON Cues for yon -f-'l he social arts of how the high school girl should hehatve, has been the theme of the Notre Chez. VVe catered to the present, :lay needs of the girls. Our job has been to lnake the st.udent,s realize the importance ot' social behavior in a changing world. To learn the role of manners, appearance, and the ability to get along with people. It is our earnest, hope that this club has accomplished the purpose for which it started ont and has assisted thc students in becoming useful nietnbers of society. - -ELAINE MCPHERSON C573 53.26 0.116 Blue vmhw lfldilm' Asst. Editor Business Mgr. Faculty Mlvisf-1' DONNA W1-lI'l'NlCY Lailll-IEA NIIGLSON BYRON WARIJLE BIGSSIE l INLl41Y M' dis A A I Q -Tvi iri. ,Y ia, ' .I V R, LaVetu Huutz Phyllis Boyer Dick Dudley VVinif1'ed Garnick Elm: VVhiting Xla1'5:u1'vt Lnrseii Malcolm Condic Joyce Nvhiling Hob Benson Catlwrim- Holloy ff 585 ' ' 'flsxrtisle '9' 'W ' fe 'fl as N' wgmy m Asst. Editor Editor FZICIIH5' Advism' Business Mgr. HI LION Cl-lllIS'FI'INSI'IN MARK ICIJDINGTON NAOMI PEIRCE IIEICIJ IHIOCKBANK Q 1,A1 'DQ wk 9 W- ' Q -QE S 2? 'Nnr- 2 C2ll'Illll Cmllrlzxll Maxx Morgan Shirley Iiuglz-y Kvnt Thorn I lliul f'illll4'l'llIl lTurnm M1'lld4'Ilh2lll Hob Alf-mlm-nlmll 'Fhvo Childs llif-k Min:-r 459, Eype l'x1'1'xl 7111111 .' ICIWVA Ill? CHRISTENSEN XVILNA HHUVVN MARJORIIC SIMKINS IONIC LICVVIE .S'm'm1f1' Tl'tIlll.' 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In lw 1111111111 1111 III1111. 11-.im School Qpem I . I,-5, . VL, N YPD? K'-. - I ,. X N xfxix fully, e frfsffb thawing., PU Z--4 , X , gf' 'X 'Y 'FTSE' iff: ,. 15-f' , . ' ' 1 ' Nfl 5 , - 551 7 X fh- 'N ,,c,f 'I ,iff A f f mv ' f- All f , . -CK PRODUCTION STAFF: Carl O. Nelson, Virginia Rivers, Dorothy Barron, David Allenian, Junior Burgi. Winifrezl Garnick, Don Humphrey, Glen Turner, Dick Dudley, VVal- ter Peterson, Norda Finlinson, Anna Beardall, George Bone, Lollise Clyde, Byron Hardy. David VVelch. John Strong, Jay Grant, and Darrell Barrett. The opera, The Pilates of Penzance. by Gilbert, and Sullivan, was one of the most outstanding features of this school year. The students have done 21 wry nice job on the opera with the excellent help of Mr. Nelson, Miss Rivers, Mr. Peterson, M1'. Turner, Mr. Bone, Miss Fin- linson, and Miss Beardall. The cast is as follows: Dick Dudley. Clyde Stoiio. Don HllIIlIJi1l'EQ', Kent Thorn, Floyd Anderson. Dorothy Van Schauck, Phyllis Boyer, Jacqueline Senior, Lula Fox, VVinifrcd Garnick, and Louis Maiben, C643 irahzs of 'Ilenzance 'Ag Club Ball juni 1' Jfigb Tplay l4l1'cA1'yo110 who s-uw The .Xdve11l111'vs ol' 'l '11111 Suw- yv: ' l'e-ll that l1e l1z11l p1'z1c-ticnlly spout il fvw lwc-tic l1u111's in H:11111ib:1l, Missoilri, with the lllllll0l'lill Tom, 'l'l1v I 1'e1r'k011 so lilllQ,llilHP, along: with thv lmustlr-S, big bow tivs, and coal oil lilllllli gave the play Rl 111111 olcl-f11sl1io11+'11l :lt- lll0SDll9l'P. The .l1111i01' High Cast is to be Cfllllllllllll-Pllll-'ll fm' tlw fine lll2lllllPl' ill which they p1'vse11tvrl tl1v wvll- kll0VVll e1scz1pz1cles of T0111 SilVVy9l'. CAST: llussvll H1111-S. Newell Webb. C2ll'lllil M1111- 1le11l1z1ll, Louise Ave1'ett, VVGllJlll'll .Iol111so11, Kz1tl1lee111 Hollvy. Nilllil L99 ll9Yll0ldS, Hal Ouklvy, Hv1'+11'l1 SlllllSlllll. ldilvmi Davies, Art Child. and Ji111111y Neill. PROIJITCTIUN STAFF: X7ll'Q'llli2l Itivvrs, lllllll Hall. 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He has met with great success in his coaching of football. Eeach year his teams have fin- ished near the top and in 1939 they played in the finals for the State football cham- pionship. We wish to compliment Coach McBeth on his record and we hope our teams will continue to meet with success. W f , gf 37? K 'Yx x it Q-.J K: f sw, 5 lx Q 1 Figs' - ,..-, N-H+-if 5 KY l QIXQ lf Xia! ii . N X237 1 It ,ff-f'tSR3 X 3 I N ,, plc -W ' - ' .T 'fm Jensen, Captain, Back WVatts Stone ,.... Gividen ,,,, Bird ., Averett Thorn ,..... .......Back ...,,..Back ,,..Back ....,,tBack ,,,....T!ack ,.,..,.Center Cameron ........,, Center Wing ...., ,,... G uard Whiting ....,...... Johnson ,A,A,,...., .Tackle .Tackle Bringhurst ........ Guard Anderson .,... Rothwell Humphrey ...,..End .. ...... End ...,,.End 'football The lied llc-vils concluded another successful season hy winning second plaee in Region 3. Starting with only zu few lettermen. Coach Mcl-Seth built a strong team for league competition. Elliot Cameron, regular center for three years. was placed on the Class B All-State team. and Clyde Stone. husky fullback, was placed on the Second All-State team. Outstanding: players included Platte Watts. Clyde Stone. Harold Gividen. Junior John- son, Kelly Jensen. and Elliot Cameron. With many letter- men returning. the Red Devils should he strongly rep- resented again next year. Spring.1ville Springville Lincoln .,,,.,,.,,,.,, American Fork ti 7 Springville Spanish Fork ....,,., 7 Springville Lehi ..............,.,..... 14 Springville Pleasant Grove ,,,,,, 0 Springville Payson .............,,,.. 0 Springville Provo ....,,,,t ...... 1 S Springville Richfield ...,. ,..... 1 3 i799 fl A xv lv,,'fZ , ' 'lf X. f :lf '9' 1, i . 'ff' ,nu ' , ,,-:' ' f fi L, '1 41 J X 7 '7 V. .,v,,,,-..Q.mi-N.,rr.fS.' xxlt ' '. , w D 5 5 vi - 'S ' , K 5 N'1w v', v PM fx .!'9fLStl,.t-lklw Tn. ' , i was .. , .,. y Erack Jai? .2 sl rNww . :fa I - ' 's ,N 5 , . X .X X . Exp N 1. L XE' 'M' 1 .-N. ' W: . A-14 'S 1' is 'mil-N W SX x- W P il l W' X -- ugly 1 f 'Qs g U U Ok, 1 QL' 1 KX IP if uf ' A I IS X K E 1 - 4: sllf' ,hw ?' 5 U' . X- -f' V' is The Track and Field sport has been growing in popularity during the past few years at Springville, and we are now turning out some fine individual sportsmen and teams. Our quarter-mile relay tealll, composed of Calvin Clyde, Guy Bird, John Strong, and Platte Watts, placed first in the relay meet at Salt Lake City and received a trophy for their efforts. Our fellows also did themselves proud at the county meet and the B. Y. U. Invitational. We wish to compliment the fellows this year for their achievements and splendid attitude. C305 ' ancing Club 'l'h1- j'f'ill' lllllll-ll has In-U11 ll l!llSy 0119 fm' thx- Cl2lllI'lllQ vlzlss. Moclern und folk flillll'illg has lu-4-11 slu rliml :xml sonic- very illtorevslinlg 0l'l-Lllllill PXlIl!l'llll9lllllll0ll and zlutlwntic clzmcvs ll2lVP been lil'0llllI'! W4- url- wry proud to lwvew huen onv of the tlmree high svhools which vvere invite-cl to bring u Ill-llll0llSll 1 tum ulmlg wnh the .lumor Colleges, Colleges. and l lllY9l'S1ll9S to the stale lmnce Meet at B. Y, I , Ill l'l'l7l'lllll'j'. A lJ+-mmlstration of Mudern l7Zlllt'9 wus presented in lllnrvlm for thv purvnts and llw publlf :mfr-s l'-mr lhv npvru and Upon House were olhvl' zwlivitivs sl1uc'essl'11lly and ll!-lillllllllllly prmlllcul WU Eennis Shiiley Thorpe, Mark Eddington. Kenneth Rothwell, Max Morgan, Floyd Anderson, Coach Art Hughes and Delmar Hatch, whose picture does not appear. The tennis team, with two new courts' and fine help from its coach. Art Hughes, set a record never surpassed in the history of tennis at Springville High. It took the division without losing one meet. They should all he complimented on their efforts and fine sportsmanship. Girls' Brock The Track Team really did exceptionally well at the Invitational Track and Field Meet at the B. Y. ll, in April. As evidence of the good material at Springville High School, we brought home the bacon with first in the shuttle and 440 relay, second in potato relay and baseball throw, and a win in volley ball. was -'-'nf' fb-FFP-,, .-: an 4' fnplv-llrnf- I ,M-,.,A,, g'L.,,x,, W. - 7 , lt. r m.. SEPT. 3, 1940- Usns begun weuns yar of larnin with a whiz bang. Ah dun traded mah fatted hog fur a funny book wot I caint rede. Sumbuddy sez it's an ud- mission book frecken ull the crimnuls admit thur rong dolns in utl. Recken all go get mah hog bak fum the mizzuble cheatin skonks, the Mont Gomury Ward Catulog's good nuff fur me and ut haint so spenslve. Two daze-Sept. 6- Ah went and seed the noo larners show off fur us. Wen it glts dark Iz goin tew the Stag Stomp and luk ut ull the turniurs. Everbuddy went currazy tewday. Sumbudy ud get up an hollur, then everbuddy hollured bak at em. Sumbuddy sez thar tryin out fur cheer ledurs, but sownds tew me lik thar practisin hog callun. Ah'm goin bak to the hills lessn they stops. Everybudy sez war gunna have a pree sce- sun game with Lincun. See I tole ya thar crazzuy, .playin games with a dald haunt. SEPT. 16- A fast womun fname un, Gud Speedy blew in this mornin and cast a spell ovur Missed Hur Too and Missed Hur Backstnr uth hur purty singln, dancin and actin. SEPT. 20- I heerd sum mor of that durn hog callin wuz gunna be curred on toda ta choos the best hog callur, so ah went 2 Amerucun Fork and bout laughed mah sides out. Buggest dumbels I ever seen chaced a ball fum one end of tha feeld to anuthur, then they ud trip each uther and kick eech uther in the haid. They sez we wun 14-7. SEPT. 27- Junyrs hitched a purty blond to Vic Tree this mornin in assemble. Wundur wy the rush ah haint seen no shot gun. Spanish utk defeat toda. Sur glad they wernt mine cuz I shore need em fur tha Junyur stag danse tonit. OCT. 4- A larner name uv Finle sint me hom this mornin cuz mah feet sunk. Wall ahll git wun a thim mice fum mah lokur und fix hur. Usns beet Le High ta a grass hopper toda. TODAZE OCTOR 8 und we had a meetin uth the Soft Mores und they purfurmed fur ns. Mee un Lewis Johnson was the most popalur of enybudy ut the stag danse this evenin. OCTOBER 9- Todaz ah wish ah were ah learner fur thar ahll goin on a tute cuz uts teechurs' insta Tute. Red C333 yrcc watts air preparin already 2 go with um ah reckln cuz he's shor red eyed. OCTOBER 18-Weuns fGiggle Guts un mel tyed a wagun behint the buss and the Springvill, P. G. game. playin? rid ter P. G. 2 see Wundur hoo thar OCTOBER 19- Weuns hud a jubile wut cum down 2 warbul fur us in todaz meetin. OCTOBER 25- ' Thar wuz a non leeg game toda, butt I tuk a lot of wads' of gum just to play saff in case suthin did leek. Ah didn go 2 tha game. Ah went out lukln fur gold in tha Rich Fields. NOV. 1- Ah's figurin on hitchen up wif a gal name of Pansy me un hur got the same idees. Hur stunt in assemblee wuz suthin intelligent wot ever buddy woodunt unnerstan. Me an hurs ridin on me hoss ovur to Paysun 2 tha gam effin I kin out run hur. ' NOV. S- Tha yar buk putt on the program butt ah culdnt see it on account uv the tew blak eyes mah gal give me. Ah don mind, Ah likes gals wuth a llttel fite in um. Provo beet us 18-0. Ah culdnt see thut uther. Weuns wint to tha L'Artlste bawl. Ah tuk ma hankee butt didn bawl nun. NOV. 19- A edjucated feller fum Wood Berry Colege spake at us today. Culdn't unnerstan enythin he said. butt Iz havin' two much fun stickin mice down gals necks 2 care. NOV. 20- A meen bunch of fellers wot use Ag. Clubbs putt on tha show today. Ah wuz prepared fur um tho. I brot mah tommy hock. Sumbuddy sez thar givin away a big Tur Key. Wunder wot doors it'11 opun. Had anuther Bawl tonite, butt I don like sad things so ah stald hom. Hops usns naburs big chickens is gud un fat fur our tanks givin din- nur. NCVEMBER 2 9- Weuns huz bin in tha pen all durln vacatun fur thuggin tha naburs chickuns. Had fun huntin lice in mah jale room tho. Sumbudy round hyars cullur blind. They sed the assemblee wuz gonna be Red and Blue. and it wuz just a bunch of kids fum the B. Y. U. coleeg und they wuzn't eny techniculur too. 484+ Ni' .,... . ,. 'wfzm .V DEC. '5- We hud a pre sezaned gam tah didn evun git a taste thol The game wardin wlll be catchin thait Moronl Idon see how he can tho cuz he hes daldl. Tha way wez-allays playin honts. They sez we beet. Ah don see how they cud see wot to hit. DEC. 6- Thar brakin laws agin toda. A pree seezaned game with Moroni agin. Ah left fore I seen him cuz ah don wont to hav bad dreems. DEC. 13- Tha teechurs made me sta hom till a got rid uv the lice that gut un me un the jale hous so ah didn see the soshul committy's assemblie wot cum fum Provo nur the game with B. Y. Hi wot usns beet. Ah shore do ich. DEC. 20- Ah thugged a tickut un wun a box uv choculats in the Seeyurs assemblee. I stuk em in tha set uv mah pance soz nobuddy cud git eny. I wuz shore mad cuz we caint hav tha Seenyer Hop. Sez suthln about everbuddy havin the flu. Wundur whar they ull floo 2. Hope Santee Clauz cums cuz I'm gonna git im drunk an steel all his guddes. JAN. 6- Back to scool. The mice have et hols in ull ma books. Oh well, I culdnt reed em anyway. Ma had a littel Happee Noo Year. He shore is uglee. JAN. 17, 1941- Ah went to the progrum this mornin cuz I heered I wuz gonna git fed by them Hom Eks name un Nodur Shay, but I gut kiked out for throwin spit bawls. Rekin I'll go rest in the rest room soz ah'll hav pllenty uv pep ut the stag danse tonit. Heerd we beet Pasun ut bascket bawl 29-23. JAN. 24- May lil skonkln bruther bawled ull nite. I culdn't shut im up uth paragorlk so I drunk the bottel full mysef and I aint quite woke up ylt. I giggled ull thru tha assemblee by tha counsel. Tonite usns are goin to Nefi fee fo fum und too the Gold und Gren Bawl. JAN. 31- Usns hud the L'Artiste putt on the essemblee but he didnt draw no pitchurs. Me un thut hill billy gal rid ovur 2 Spanush 2 tha bascket bawl gam wot we beet 17-41. FEB. 3- Ah knoked about six kids down gettin' un to C353 Y I' Q. Q. cont. assembulle toda cuz I wunted to mak a hit uth Joe Loois who spake at us in assemblee bout South Amerika. But all ma fist met up uth was tha prlncupuls noze und his foot met up uth --- me. FEB. 5- Usns played uth Tintik tonit and brung hom tha baken. Youd thot we brung hom the hole pig if yud seen the piece of femanin ham Kenny Roth Well wuz draggin around. FEB. 7- Toda usns spent a ntie ut Earl Carrols. Law wuz the chorus gals funnee, un thut song about ty ra ra boom dee ay, und ut wuz pursented bl tha soshul comltee. FEB. 13- C'uldn't sell nuff sheep hides to go tew the school play in tha littel theayter. FEB. 14- Toda sumbuddy give n1e sum sody pop wot warent sody pop und me un ma cuzin Geslee wint to Paysun to tha game. A reckun ut wuz Pasun cuz I heerd thut Springvul hog callin, un ah don thunk ut wuz halloocinashuns faint a brite Mis Finleel . FEB. 20- Twuz the rovo variete show toda. Land it wuz shore funnee. It had evur thin fum stars in tha milky way to a side show of wimen wot warent wimen. FEB. 21- Sum currazzy loon tried to blow up that joint toda un evurbuddy jist laffed. They sez ut wuz a nashional assemblllly on liquid air, butt it sounded like a bunch of hot air ta me. Land I gut kiked out of scool fur jist blowin off fire crackers. -- 'P FEB. 28- Theys un ,industrel scool fum Ogdun wot tawked to us on wot it meas 2 bee un Amerukun. Ah reckon ut meens ya aint a furrinur. MAR. 3- Today war gonna hav un opun house. Wundur hooz thar gunna open. Tonite war gonna play them Tintickers agin und beet um then war gonna hav a stag danse afturwurds. Guess I'll have ta hyde in the dressin rum tull time fur the danse so ah wont huv ta pay to git un. 1363 'Z' lg. .. ff m.. MAR. 5- Thay opinned unuthur hous toda. Play saff un board up all yo windoz. Caint tell wher theyll strike nex time. MAR. 7- I wush a noo whar ma pal Geslee wuz soz he and me culd go 2 tha basckutball game uth Spanush and the stag danse. Ive luked in ull the pool halls and beer parlurs but reckon he must be hom milkin tha heifer. MAR. 13- Mah gal fell fur one uv those Hawiuns wut sung in hour nachnul assemblee toda. Ah admit they wuz gud butt ya oughta hyar me yodel. MAR. 17- Today I wuz tryun 2 find mr. Nelson and sum- buddy sez jlst to follur tha loudest noize. I shore had 2 laff. They had the oratorikal contest toda. MAR. 19-22- March to thu tornumunt. Usns almost wun thu consolashun prize. Part of a buildin fell 12 stories uth me toda. Ah neerly tore thu place down tryin ta git out. Mah insides cam up in ma mouf and ah tainted, butt wen I cum 2 sumbud- dy sez ut wuz un elavatur. Poor chikens wut hav to be hached In wun of them things. MAR. 28- We hud clean up day toda so weuns wint hom und tuk a bath and put on mah Sunday-go-to- meetin duds. Wundur whar war goin ull cleaned up? MAR. 30-- Thar openln Art toda. fPoor Fellurl. Ahm goin hom soz a wont hyar him hollur uth pain. APR. 4-- A heerd thar bringin the Provo High Band hyar toda. Hope they dont see my rolls uv fat air theyll put ut around me. APR. 8- Ah hurd voices toda. A piece of board spake ut us. Sumbudy sez twas a ventrilloqulst. Sounded more to me like haunts. Ah ran ull the way hom. APR. 10- Ah sat down on a tack toda wen the A. C. chorus sang at us und bared mah testimony. APR. 11- A Itln I kin flnd Geeslee me und hims goin to tha danse und see ifin tha Junyrs wont give usns a drink uv thar Promunade. - ... 4 lin, ye. Y C375 , , ,,,,. 'gb . 1 H ' V-ju-' ' 1. k1':f+ ,'l5.'1 '?K2,Q. -,lffjf 'K 1' Q, QR cont. APR. 1 8-1 9- Thars a moosic festlvul ut Nefi toda. Ah guess they hav moosic then a feast. Hop ah gets in on tha festival part. APR. 24- Art's openun must a cost quite a lot cuz tonite thar havin a benefltt show to raise nuff money soz they kin so him up. Everbuddy contributed cuz howd you like sich mean people to cutt u opun. APR. 25-2 6- Thars a trak meet ut Provo toda. Hope nobuddy gits hurt efin the trains crash. APR. 25- Thars a gals day dance tonite. Bet ull the gals ull wunt 2 dance uth me ull tha time cuz theyve bin makin eyes ut me ull day. Ah could see em ever time ah pulled mah hair back and luked. Ulso, L. D. S. Bfusslness coleeg cum hyar und put on a progrum. I wuz scairt to deth theyd do thar busuness hyar. MAY 6- Weuns hud a reevu ulso a front vu uv all the gals dresses toda. MAY 9-10- Thar havin a band contest ut Ogdun toda. Wish a culd go coz its shore goin 2 be a funnee site evurbuddy uth bands around em. MAY 12- Evurbuddys fudin toda ovur hoo ull run the joint nex yar. Pursonally ah stlll think tha prin- capull will. Enyway they cull this day eleckshun day. MAY 18- Mr. Too made ull the kids git up un say wy they wuz glad they tuk his class. Wundur lfin they give ut bak to him. MAY 19- Todaz the day thar gonna decide hooze honur- bull und dont tell lies. Ah hate 2 hurt evurbud- dys feellns, butt ah think ahm the only wun wotll glt eny prize. MAY 23- Evurbuddys so dum. Ull the seenurs ar bawlln cuz thar leavin scool. Ifln they hadnt bin so dum und not wurked they cud cum bak nex yar like me. -LOIS JOHNSON. in Q88 A. S T 0 Il E OWNED AND OPERATED -BY Thorn ana' Payne IF IT'S T0 EAT . . . WE HAVE IT AT SAVING PRICES! BE YOURSELF . . , CONGRATULATIONS, GRADUATES . . . iw c'1.o'1'H15.s' CIYT mls mzf IH' Kahn Tailoring Co. 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