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Newspaper
Vernal Express
Location
Vernal, Utah, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1959
Page
7
Todd School invites patrons to American Education Week November 9 to 14 with school visits displays and activities. Parents will meet teachers review student work and participate in lunch programs as part of a district wide effort to showcase education and engage the community.
The Whiterocks School marks American Education Week with the theme Praise and Appraise the Schools led by chair Angela Chivers. Invitations go home for Thursday November 12 parent teacher conferences, with posters by sixth grader Mitchells and displays by teachers Glen Pratt Dan Adama Miss Deakin Angela Chivers Gerald Mitchell Viola Horrocks Delsa Wilam Phyllis Oberhansty. Radio programs run daily from Sunday November 1 to 7 1145 to 1200 pm to discuss topics, encouraging student awareness.
During Education Week at Vernal Central School parents may tour classrooms to view daily work and science experiments including a windy day. Upper grades will study the Early American colonies while lower grades explore school helpers and good friends.
Mrs Gardiner's fourth grade created a book club requiring members to read two new books monthly and write a report. Officers include President Johnny Simmons, Vice President Creed Kidd, and Secretary Maren McDaniel.
Funeral services for Nellie Leneral Bartlett Merkley 83 were held in the Tridell Ward chapel on Tuesday Oct 27 at 11 am. The service was conducted by Bishop Loren McKee with music by local singers and remarks by LeRoy Morrill Calvin Fletcher and Archie Johnson. Burial followed at Vernal Memorial Park Cemetery with family members in attendance.
Excitement at Lapoint School as teachers and students advance plans for American Education Week. Open house is set for Thursday November 12 with all parents visiting classrooms to view displays of student work and curriculum across grades. A nursery in the music room will accommodate children with mothers. a PTA committee will provide lunch and window displays will showcase textbooks and teaching materials.
Bonanza School hosts student work exhibitions in both rooms with text, boots, used equipment and other displays. Posters placed in the Bonanza Commissary. Invitations for parent teacher conferences sent out. tradition expects full parental turnout.
Naples will mark Nov 8 to 14 with parent teachers conferences daily from 1:45 PM to 3:48 PM. Displays in the Naples Trading Post and Billa Store showcase books used in classrooms. Parents urged to visit classes, meet teachers, and support a productive school year.
Third graders at Central School held a Halloween party with a parade and a play titled The Little Black Cat. Students dressed as elves gypsies and dogs while the class also began a social studies unit on school helpers including the principal secretary cooks custodians librarian and teachers. Names cited include Gordon Gunter Debra Freisions and Mr Yvans.
Sid and 6th graders at Senben school report fund raising with a magazine drive yielding 3.10 for supplies and parties. They describe travels to Naples and Maeser for softball games, a field trip to Stanaker idamsite, and note class officers Doyle Snow, Dala Snow, and Jana Lynn Massey. A Halloween party occurred and plans mention obtaining goldfish from Mr Blazzant.
Neporieyvs Nina Dartieth and Delly Russell describe Whitenocks School preparing for Halloween. Classes decorate rooms and join a schoolwide parade while each room hosts a party. Mitchell's sixth grade built a Spook Alley to add scare and fun.
Ralph McKee and Jennie Wopsock report a real interesting show Africa Screams seen last Wednesday. Students praise the name, describe the scare and excitement, and plan a Halloween parade with masks. Teachers give prizes for funniest masks while Cle Simmons and Merton Robl helped with letters.
The Whiterocks School thanks staff and students for a clock upgrade and posters for American Education Week. Diana Shirleen Kitchen from fifth grade writes of visitors, while Todd Kindergarten and Mr Pumpkin share fair memories.
In Whiterock School notes, Margaret Reed, a fifth grader, faces surgery and a five day hospital stay after falling ill. Parents are invited to Back to School Day during American Education Week on Thursday November 12. Kindergarteners recount Halloween celebrations with costumes, popcorn, masks, and a story read by Mrs. Burgess, with children expressing joy and friendliness.
Maeser School invites all parents to visit during Now to 14. Open daily Monday through Friday for observation of students at work. A book display of basic texts will be shown in the lower floor hall. Student work will be displayed in classrooms including language penmanship science arithmetic social studies.
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