The Ogden Standard-Examiner from Ogden, Utah • 22

Ogden Standard-Examiner Thursday December 3 1970 Invitational Speech Meet at Ogden High School Weber took third in oratory and second in extemp for cumulative points By Judi Ravdin Strange Contest' On Agenda for Weber Warriors FIRST TERM BUEHlER-BmGHimE 43 at South A Saxon Maincoat 0 onor 60 One of the strangest contests the entertainment SENIOR BALL ROYALTY Elected king and queen of the St Joseph High School annual senior dance were Tom Hammond son of Mr and Mrs Richard Hammond of 483 3000 North Ogden and Terry Woodard (left to right) daughter of Mr and Mrs Dennis Woodard of 1534 300 Sunset Members of the student body elected the two SOUTH OGDEN A total of 243 students received high grades on their first term report cards at South Junior High School The honor roll listed 155 names while 88 students attained high honor roll status Those listed on the high honor roll are: Ninth grade: Jamalle Alexander Elise Boyd Lorraine Burdett Kay Burgie Becky Burrows Chris Campbell Lorraine Cooney Mary Kathryn Derr and Linda Dixon Dan Donley Paula Dnistran Donald Franke Jeff Grant Blaine Goodell Brian Gould Robyn Greenwell Jill Hansen and Becky Hart Kirk Heaton Steve Herrick Owen Higgs Steve Jenks Susan Julian Ronda Kidman Kurt Kofford Brent Koga Mike Koga and Mishele Larkin Jeff Littlefield Steven Lund Merrilee McArthur Karen Miller Nate Morgan Tom Morris Walter Moyer Mary Nelson Janet Nielsen and Joan Oka Julie Ospital Susan Oswald Larry Ruple Kent Seko Carla Smith Debra Solomon and Ca- price Spainhcwer Mitzie Takahashi Tom Thomas Marci Watts Lisa Whit-meyer Stewart Williams Lin- Jeff Oka Jeff Shepherd Pat Stagg Martin Strong and Jeanette Tullis Seventh Grade: Pearl Arbon John Carter Brian Castlemain Pam Brown Colleen Checketts Dave DeYoung Jill Etterlein and Carolyn Freeman Christine Gardner Amy Morton Marty Newey Julie Pen-rod Rod Rippon Shauna Roberts Patti Liptrot and Roxanne Woods Honor roll lists include: Ninth Grade: Janis Andersen Andy Blackburn Kathi Bliss Pat Bond Dan Bruch Alicia Carter Dar-inda Coker Dirk Cooley Jerry Costley and Clif Critchlow Mary lee Crossley David Cunningham Bryan Fernelius Becky Flitton Ronda Flygare Bill Garcia Ray Gessel Robert Goff Ryan Goodsell and Debbie Grant Val Green Valerie Hadley Kathy Halverson Donna Harris Jack Hartmann Dana Hassell Terry Hill Nancy Hunter Doug Jenks and David Johnson Deanna Johnson John Mark Pam McFarland Carol Nebe-ker Bruce Nelson Kevin Nelson Janet Nielsen Marilyn Pearson and Dianne Perry Shelley Petersen Gary Pulsipher Dianne Rice Willie Roessler Scott Rogers Wendy Santoro Sandi Shelton Sheree in the history of Weber High School will be held next Tuesday in the Warrior Gymnasium The annual donkey basketball game is certain to provide a fun-filled evening for those who attend Instructors and seniors will battle for the dubious honor of Weber Warrior donkey basketball champions on the backs of sneaker-shod beasts Although the upperclassmen came out on top last year the faculty is optimistic NOT COMMENTING It is the opinion of Bruce Dursteler vice principal of Weber High that the students will be slaughtered by the faculty The members of the senior team were not available for comment The unusual event to be held at 7:30 pm will highlight the competitive spirit between the chapters among the 10000 char- faculty and the seniors A T-vr-i Donkey lovers need not worry tered FFA groups throug oat about the safety 0f the animals the United States There is a 20Q pound limit on The dairy judging team made players up of Karl'Perry Lyle Godfrey Sponsoring the contest are the Russell Petersen and Tim Eettermans Club the as- sociation and the pep club Munns placed third nationwide Tickets may be obtained from during the national convention officers of the organizations held in Kansas City Mo Admission for those over II SIXTH YEAR $125 a £ae or a(" A plaque was awarded to children 6-11 will be charged them for their efforts This is at the gate 75 cents in ad-the sixth year that Bear River vance Bear River FFA Scores High at US Session Officers sponsoring the FHA tea are: President Nancy Erickson vice president Kathy Zuech secretary Barbara Thomas treasurer Annette Thurber historian Loretta Evans Senior home economics stu dents took a national homemaker of tomorrow examination Tuesday The examination tests general homemaking knowledge The test was administered nationwide in an effort to find potential good homemakers The girl who has received the highest score is selected from each school The information about every school representative is put into a computer to determine the state homemaker Girls who take the examination are eligible for scholarships The Weber High Ice Skating Club has co-sponsored a swap shop with the Ben Lomond club at the Weber County Ice Skating Rink Barbecue was served as part of the activities The officers urge everyone to join the club in time for the exciting events planned Students wishing to join may contact the officers for information The officers are: President Neil Davis vice president Ann Parker treasurer Kathy Zuech secretary Glen Barrow Warriors may also contact the advisor Mrs Williams in the Humanities Resource Li brary The dues are 50 cents All German students are invited to attend the annual Weber State College German Party Wednesday at 8 pm Admission is 50 cents with German Club cards and 75 cents without Warriors placed high at the second annual Portia Douglas 60-Day Charge No Interest GARLAND Future Farmers of America at Bear River High School scored high at the annual national convention The Bear River Chapter rated the award The delegates were Brad Hawkes Rodney Struhs and Louis Cervantes They were judged as a unit on leadership scholarship conduct of meetings supervised agricultural occupations public relations community service cooperation earnings and savings recreation and participation in state and national projects There was a special session set aside for the advisor and representative HIGHEST HONOR This recognition is the highest to be earned for group activity and gives the chapter the rating of one of 60 da Wood and Ebben Woodward Kathy Silva and LOTtDOn FOG Eighth Grade: Cindy Campbell Katy Chambers Carol Chase Russell Eames Lana Eldard Tracey Evans Dianne Feller Kim Greenwell and Carla Jones Wesley Koga Russell Lee Karin Leslie Paul Mathieu Shelley Matteucci Gary Mead has been represented in this event The boys were in Kansas City for a total of six days They went by train with" 100 boys from Utah to attend the convention Trophies and individual awards were provided by the Associated Milk Producers of San Antonio Tex By Mary Linford The annual Future Homemakers of America and tea will be held tonight at 7 in the school cafeteria This theme is Art of Being a Mrs Jayne An Payne who was crowned Mrs Utah in 1968 and first attendant to Mrs America will address the audience Sandy Atkinson and Judy Me-cham will perform humorous readings Dessert will be served after London Fog Coats from 4000 BUEMLER-BinGHfllTl Washington Blvd at 24th St TAKE FULL COMMAND Tiger Honor Goes to Ogden Coed Layton Seniors Showing Seniority in Their Week Colette Smith Vem Stokes Lanae Stone Mark Taggart Diane Talbot Larry Tam Annette Wade Robert Whitaker Carol Wight Kristine Wood Douglas Woolf Keri Wright Dennie Eiji Yonetani and Jill Wangsgard Eighth Grade: Tammy Adamson Jeff Ambrose Clark Anderson Glenda Bigler Carl Bills Mike Bour-assa Stacey Brown Pat Browning Terri Bybee and Keith Cla-pier Kim Coombs Carrie Evans Pat Evertsen Lorri Goodwin Laurie Hunt Sue Jenks Jana-lee Johnson Peggy Kent Scott Knudson and Doug Malan McKay Marsden Robyn Maxwell Karen McEwen Mark Messner Peter Monson Joan Penrod Brenda Page Rhonda Peters Carol Rohde and Wendy Poole Marlin Ross Alma Silva Steven Spainhower Michael Simpson Nancy Stratford Eve Stromquist Curt Tanner Sandra Telck Ricky Thomas Kathy Wessler Lori Wold and Melanie Wright Seventh Grade: Ron Anderson Brian Bouw-huis Julie Boyd Lisa Burgie Sherrie Burnett Peggy Chambers Felecia Christiansen Jeff DeMik Cindy Ellsworth and Julie Evans Kirk Foulger Sara Ann Foster Gaylene Goss Peggy Gould Gregory Buck Lorie Hadfield David Hales Karen Hall Craig Halverson and Ann Jacobsen Tamara Jones Kevin Kent Dan Jay Koga Robin Koziar Curtis Larkin Alan Lund Greg Lund and Elaine Marsden Jean Nielsen Lauri Moncrief Mitzi Morgan Nancy Nelson Nancy Jo Noorda Mitsie Oka Julie Petersen Brenda Rice Carol Skarstad Judy Skidmore and Lisa Smith Mark Smith Teresa Smith Scott Stoddard Tallene Moore Kelly Thomson Denise Van Drimmelen Shane Wamsley Vernon Warner Wendy Wash-bum Robyn Weathers and Jim Wold LAYTON Seniors at Layton High this week have been wearing badges stating that fact in connection with senior week Monday was Preference which allowed all seniors special privileges such as being first in the lunch line A donkey basketball game was enjoyed by the Lancers and members of the community on Tuesday The faculty members of Layton High challenged senior students SENIOR SURPRISE Wednesday the senior class sponsored a pie eating contest have during the lunches Today the senior class officers Dennis Gaither president Kon-nie Nelson vice president and Mary Love secretary presented all seniors with a special surprise at lunch An assembly will be presented to the student body Friday Members of the senior class will present a skit and finalists of the pie eating contest will again meet together for a rematch to determine the final winner Saturday the senior class will sponsor an after-game stomp Heights of will furnish the music Change will be 50 cents per person By Jeri Cowley The for the past week at Ogden High School is Jane Triscik An active and talented senior she has many ac-l complishments to her credit Her skill in dramatic interpretation has earned her superior ratings at the region and state meets for the past two years Jane placed third in dramatic interpretation at the National Forensic League Western States 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