Naples Band Practice Hints at School Music News
Annette Merrell reports on School News & Views Naples with notes on Advanced and Beginning Band activities under Mr. Carroll. Advanced has 14 members learning a song Shortnin Bread while Beginning has 25 members focusing on note names and a test to identify top players. Also included are Fourth, Third, and First Grade items on fall leaves, fire prevention week, sports, and class projects with teachers and student leaders.
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Naples
Annette Merrell
Carroll
Na Orchestra
Funder
Jett Janalyn Loyce
Joe
Rosa
Classroom News From 2nd and 4th Grade
Verda Harrison reports 2nd graders tally 31 pupils with caterpillar study, cocoons, monarch butterflies, safety lessons, police duties, fire prevention, and leaf crafts. Kathryn Southam notes 4th graders of Mr Nelson’s room 28 pupils, two fire drills, fractions and long division progress, arithmetic champion Yvonne Merrell, a past-year injury survey, forest studies, and lumber uses in products.
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Verda Harrison
Kathryn Southam
Nelson
Yvonne Merrell
Fifth Grade Class Activities At Carroll School
Allee Abplanalp reports for fifth grade Carroll’s room describing water coloring of the United States, box questions in social studies and science, a reading test, a pop bottle balloon experiment, and film sessions. Danny Jackson notes there are 33 pupils in the sixth grade with some practice.
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Allee
Danny Jackson
Todd Kindergarten News Highlights Autumn learning and caterpillar project
Todd kindergarten notes 50 students busy with reading, art, and science. Monarch caterpillars emerged from green houses with golden dots and were released after chrysalis stages. Students drew autumn leaves and played house with new furniture. They color, count, and listen to records as machines work on the school building.
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Todd
Chrysalla Ig
Burgess
Testimonial to Honor Terry A. Tullis
Elder Terry A. Tullis, son of Mr and Mrs LaMond Tullis, will be honored Sunday evening at 7 p m in Glines Word chapel with a farewell testimonial before departing for the Southern Australian Mission. He will enter the Salt Lake Mission Home on Monday October 22.
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Terry A. Tullis
LaMond Tullis
Glines Word
Tullis
Salt Lake
Halloween Spirit Room Decor Notes
Readers decorate a room for Halloween with many characters around. The goal is to stay in the Halloween spirit and create a festive, themed atmosphere.
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Fall Classes Open For Square Dancers
Fall square dance classes start November 7 at Ashley Elementary School in Vernal with instructor Gib Crown. Limited spots require enrollment through Mr Brown at 780-0357. first session free. Square dancing grows as a popular American couple recreation, and Mr Brown urges public participation.
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Ashley Elementary
Brown
America
Vernalites Represent at State PTA Convention in Salt Lake City
Vernal delegates led by Supt J C Haws attend the State PTA meeting in Salt Lake City with council president Mrs Ted Williams and vice president Mrs Woodrow White. Others include unit presidents Mrs Troy Burton and Mrs Jude Hacking, Ashley Elementary staff and Central unit members. The convention showcased panels on Mass Media and the PTA, a year’s Action Program, a symposium on New Dimensions in Human Values, and a humorous slide show.
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Salt Lake City
J. C. Haws
Ted Willams
Woodrow White
Ashell Evans
Troy Burton
Jude Hacking
Maesser
Wilson Freestone
Tren Hirschi
Ashley Elementary
Nina Pease
R. K. Murr
Central
Utah
Winners listed by Cal & Jack's Fleet Tire Service
Vernal locals sweep the national tire contest with R A Bryson earning snow tires Frank Couture receives a front end alignment and Bob Henderson awarded antifreeze freebie All winners hail from Vernal Mrs Severn Adams hosts out of town guests including Roy Davis Provo Howard Andrews Roosevelt Effie Nielsen Canoga Park CA and Nola Larson Salt Lake City
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Cal & Jack
Fleet Tire Service
Ina
R. A. Bryson
Frank
Red) Couture
Bob Henderson
Vernal
Severn Adams
Roy Davis
Provo
Howard Andrews
Roosevelt
Effie Nielsen
Canoga Park
California
Nola Larson
Salt Lake City
Plot to Abolish PTA Meets With Notables
Special speakers included H. D. Trice treasurer of the National Congress of Parents and Teachers and Dr. Lowell L Bennion Assistant Dean of Students at the University of Utah outlining opposition to an abolition plan.
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PTA
H. D. Trice
Nat Tional Congress of Parents and Teachers
Lowell L. Bennion
The
University of Utah
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