Eskimo study leads to tribe project in Social Studies
Third graders Gayla Hoopen and Sandy Pike report on Eskimos and neighboring tribes sharing food, moving often, and adapting to environments. Two students left for Lapalit and Salt Lake. Randy Keen returned after five months in Primary Children's Hospital. Mr Mitchell donated playground equipment. science class tests bread mold under moist and dry conditions and warm versus cool storage.
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Anaccorer
Tedldy Weing
Gayla Hoopen
Sandy Pike
Judy Allen
Lapalit
Darlene Chivers
Salt Lake
Randy Keen
Randy
Peter Eee
Second Grade News Highlights Classroom Visit
Reporter Rodney Rasmussen covers a police visit by Mr Lucero who demonstrated bike safety rules. Students asked questions and learned to avoid riding at night on the road and to stay clear of traffic behind cars trucks or tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Rasmussen
Mr. Lucero
Attendance contest ends with boys beating girls on Feb 28
Alfred Bush reports a school event where a boys versus girls attendance contest concluded on February 28 with the boys prevailing. Students note the new Utah State flag in the room and that making blocks was enjoyable, alongside bicycle safety rules as part of activities.
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Alfred Bush
Utah
Alterra Junior High Science Class Report
Alterra Junior High students describe rocks minerals and volcanos as they study classifications and earth changes. The class uses slides and notes for learning while planning a science fair at Uintah High School March 20 21 and 22 with multiple projects expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alterra JR
Alterra
Quiet! Angela Goodrich and the Bonanza School
Students recount daily one o clock five minute news on KVEL and a post listen quiz. Mr Hemingway initially did not grade the group but after several attempts began grading. The class notes improving grades as they practice listening skills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KVEL
Hemingway
The Foreign Language is studied by our class
The day arrived when our teacher announced Spanish study. Few students spoke Spanish at first, with Betty Garcia and Mr. Hemingway the only ones able. Laughter followed as the class struggled to understand the record.
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Betty Garcia
Mr. Hemingway
Honor Roll Names At Bonanza School
In Bonanza School three students make the honor roll. Christine Jones Barbara Abplanalp and George Gurr are highlighted as top writers. They are praised for writing correctly on the first attempt.
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Christine Jones
Barbara Abplanalp
George Gurr
Bonanza School Broadcast Teaches Vienna and Dublin
Standard School broadcasts taught about Vienna with a test after. Next week's program will feature the City of Dublin. The sessions occur every Thursday at 11:00, encouraging students to listen and learn.
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Bonanza’ School
Vienna
Dublin
Fourth Grade Bonanza News Reflections
Jon Barnlett notes listening to a fast daily news broadcast. Students remark on brief five minute segments and express hope to absorb all the details the newscaster delivers each day.
Standard School Broadcast Signals Weekly Geography
Christine Jones sixth grade presents a standard school broadcast from Bonanza School. The program includes listening tests about Rome Peral Vienna and Dublin Ireland with pictures to draw and reports if tests are failed.
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Christine Jones
Rome
Peral
Vienna
Bonanza School
Dublin
Ireland
New Flags By Betty Garcia
Betty Garcia notes at the school describe new flags from the American Legion purchased for Mr. Hemmingway and Mrs. Hemingway rooms. Lenartz funded four film items and the group thanks him for the timely flags.
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Betty Garcia
American Legion
Lenartz
Hemmingway
Bon Voyage by Barbara Abplanal
On March 31 Bonanza School students will bid farewell to their teacher Mr. Hemingway as he travels to a principal’s convention in Oklahoma City. He plans to hire four substitute teachers to cover his class for one week.
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Bonanza School
Hemingway
Oklahoma City
Tie
Honor Society play planned by Ashley Jr High chapter
The Ashley Chapter of the National Jr. Honor Society voted to stage an Honor Society play this year. An eighth grade history contest finalists list included Richard Walker Waneta Smith Linda Abplanalp Dianna Massey Shanna Stanfill. Winners were Shanna Stanfill first Waneta Smith second. Finalists advanced to a regional meet in March. A 1012 minute talk on checks and balances and a 4 6 minute talk on raising revenue were given. AVJILT electronics meeting held March 11 at Uintah County Court House with a Salt Lake City presenter. March 15 Panther News issue to students and an Honor Society dance at noon. The Choralers will perform that night.
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Ashley
National Jr. Monat Society
American Legion
Richard Walker
Waneta Smith
Linda Abplanalp
Dianna Massey
Shanna Stanfill
St. Place
Murch
Shanna
Waneta
Jr. Tigh
Avjilt
Uintah County Court
Howe
Salt Lake City
Ana
Choralers
Utes Hopeful After Strong State Tournament Support
A report from Uintah High notes Utes fans rally behind the Class B state basketball tournament at the University of Utah fieldhouse in Salt Lake City. Chaperoned student attendees, language contest trips, and plans for Senior Day mark a busy week with Uintah participants gaining recognition and school spirit.
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Utes
Salt Lake
University of Utah
Uintah
Carbon College
Duchesne
John Doe
Bernard Victor Dryer
Lagoon
Bedden
Petroleum League Week of March 12 High Scores and Players
In the Petroleum League week of March 12 Schlumberger led team games with 5, Parrish Olt Tools top individual game honors, and Salty Oaks and Jerry Parrist had standout scores. Rod Ross and Del Dimcan were among top three players in three-game totals, with Salty Oaks posting a 504 series.
Frontier Airlines reports 44 percent jump in February passengers
Frontier Airlines shows a 44 percent rise in February passenger counts across its Rocky Mountain West Southwest and Midwest routes totaling 89 400 carried, with Salt Lake City and Vernal Moab showing strong gains. Sunliners travel miles rose 39 percent to 9 383 000 while president Lewis W Diamond applauds record performance and continued fare and schedule improvements.
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Salt Lake City
Lewis W. Dymond
Frantler
Frontier Airlines
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Sherry Timothy
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Jon Barnlett
Barbara Abplanal
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RED Cross
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Patricia Huber
Cary Winn
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Ellen Richardson
Teepee
Gail Phillips
Franklin
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Elhorning
Vernal Drug Co
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Cadillac
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Vernal Motor Sales Inc
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Vernal
Moab
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WHITE
Vernal Ave
Superior Tire Service
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BFG
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