Bonanza and Lapoint School News Highlights
A fragmentary school report recounts Bonanza School fire drill confusion after a minor blast and student reactions. It details Lapoint School activities from September including a moving party for students, a fire safety display, a skit Queen for a Day, a fashion show, and a Friday cleanup drive organized by 6th graders with student helpers and a focus on safety and community events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nite Ann Huber
Sherry Jean Nyberg
Cid
Lapoint School
Cheryl Woolley
Rita Ann Huber
Sherry Nyberg
Lapoint
Jack Bailey
NaDean Uber
Ann Harrison
Louise Rasmussen
Evelyn Young
Paula LeBaron
Rita Anhuber
Janet Nielson
Bonanza School Reforms and Student Lyceum Visit
Our School Program has Changed by Bherry Jones describes shifts in Bonanza school curriculum with new order and recess. Student reports recount a Lyceum trip to Ashley Valley Junior High, lunch at Central School, and a visit to Dinosaur National Monument, plus painted school items and classroom pets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bherry Jones
Bonanza
Vernalle
Naples School
Gotfredson
Wemmingway
Lyceum
Donna Bowden
Ashley Valley
Central School
Dinosaur National Monument
Choy Hardingar
Squirrels at Naples Echiool Teachery Tale
Jane and Panny bring two gray squirrels to school, Tids Faulkner Whisky and Y ts key. They built a tree home with wire, a little sleeping house, and feed them corn grain carrots and water. The children enjoy watching them scamper About and eat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naples
Echiool
Jane
Panny
Danny
Student Council Officers Chosen
John Merkley of Union High School was elected president of the Associated Student Council. Mary Ann Riley of Altamont was elected vice president. Carma Smith of Duchesne was elected secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Merkley
Union High School
Associated
Mary Ann Riley
Altamont
Carma Smith Duchesne
Sec
Chief Eli Garce Seen With War Bonnet Feathers
A 60 year old billed as Chief Eli Garce is described as collecting feather adornments for a war bonnet, a cited rarity since the Stony War of 1890. The report portrays him as an exception while noting scalp collecting ended around the century’s start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Eli Garce
Uintah Basin Associated Student Council Expands
The Associated Student Council brings together student body officers from Union High School Roosevelt Uintah High Vernal Altamont Duchesne Duchesne High Tablona High. Manila High School will join this year with plans for athletics and activities across the group.
Chiefs Feathers Honor Long U S Bureau Career
Sioux Indian worker known as Chief collects feather-like badges on his steel helmet listing major dam projects from Boise to Hungry Horse. Born February 1908 in Sanford Colorado he served in World War I era and worked for the Bureau of Reclamation starting 1943. He also worked with Alaska Highway Department and on the Weber Basin and Flaming Gorge projects. He plans to settle in Salt Lake City and recalls a single sensational bear encounter as a notable life memory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bureau of Reclamation
California
Nevada
Boulder Dam
Washington
Coulee
Colorado
Bix Thompson
Montana
Hungry Horse
Alaska Highway Department
Alcon Highway
United States
Weber Basin
Flaming Gorge Damason
Kell Instituta
Kanana
U.S. Tactian Service
U.S. Army
Pet
Tia
Jin
Bureau of Teclamation
Salt Lake City
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bonanza School
Dy Marvin
Hemmingway
Louise
Aida
Ralph Ilwber
Vernal
Laura Mogril
Brigham City
JoAnn Maber
Wita
Sandra Wuber
Eron Clark
Jean Winn
Lamoyne Taylor
Laynel Lamb
Karla Lee
Judy Wor
JoAnn Huber
Sandy Hackford
Nermalee Coande
Jury Nlorrocks
Sandra Tuber
Evan Clark
Laura Morrill
Mrs Taylor
Leland Perry
Lila Bowden
DeAnn Chivers
Diana Abplanalo
Cre Ees
Vernal Drug ‘Co
GNEEN
Enat
Vickie Huber
Cloyd Woolley
Nyle Warburton
Astisa Jorg
Student Council
Chick
Hla
Colorsd
Chief
Sanford
Colo
Hass
Alaska
Corcova
Chiefs” Materials Laboratory
Bloux Ndian
Eer
Mesa
PLATO
Fhone
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