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Show 1 SUNDAY HERALD august 24. 1952 sunday, Pr6vo.UtahCountv.UUh irtr r 1 Poyson Schools Ready u:?m iut Hopes for New Building Rise as Nebo District Purchases Payson Site . By MAD0LINE DIXON The big news at the Taylor eleYoungsters of this city and sur- mentary schools will be the return from rounding area are preening before of Miss Elizabeth - Uulsh mirrors, these days, to get the best Wales, where she had taught durview of the clothes Mother is pre- ing the past year as an exchange paring for them to wear to school teacher. Miss Marjorle Parry, of next month. Stores . are being! Wales, recently left Payson for combed for best bargains and halr-- i her homeland, after occupying Mifts are beingj Iluish's position in Nebo district ruts, and hair-do- s thought of. through the year which was - recent. Four school buildings are being! ly ' completed. put in order for the opening of The Taylor has received a comschool the Payson High School, plete job of cleaning, painting and the Junior High School, the Tay- repair, with the ten classrooms lor elementary and Peteetnect ready for the opening of schools in September. Although renovated Elementary. School Site Purchased and .expanded onjy a ,few, years A dream of a new elementary ago, the school reports a crowded school is being roused in the condition exists, and fifth grades known fact that Nebo School Dis- are all allocated to the Junior High trict has purchased a plot of School building. Other classes are ground on South Main Street be- from Kindergarten to sixth grades, tween Third and Fifth South excluding the fifth. A. E, Wall is Streets.-Neefor the school is' principal. , shown In placement of fifth grade Re&ovated BoHding students from both elementary Junior High School, of which schools in the Junior High School building.. The three fifth grade Reed Jones, Payson City Councilclassrooms will each accommodate man, is principal, reports that a about 43 students. Addition of a program of renovation, painting fourth classroom would bring the and repair- - has been going on durnumber in each room to 32, a num- ing the summer months. Some ber any teacher will agree is too rooms have been repainted, desks and halls refinished. large for one teacher to handle. However, no plan is being madei Repair work has included replaceto add to the fifth grade space at ment of the front of the stage in the gym, where the old grill work this time. All schools are receiving a was removed and new panel., board placed to cover the front space unthorough housecleaning. The has received a coat ofj der the stage, where folding chairs paint on all outside woodwork and are stored. Better ventilation has repairs through the building have been made possible through Imverdoor space. 'been made wherever necessary. It provements of Is hoped that at the opening of The Junior High School uses six schools new playground equipment, rooms on the lower floor and five a Jungle Gym and new swings, will rooms on the upper floor, plus have arrived. Attending Ue school the large room occupied by the will be kindergarten, first, second, shop. third, fourth and sixth grade Senior High School, where Louis classes. There are eight class- A. Bates is principal, has not been rooms in the building. Garth Olson overlooked In preparations for the is principal. new school year. it's time for AND X .5, FfeseS Us ffCia . BOYS' WAIST - . d OVERALLS CORDUROY SLACKS The famous wrangler waist by, experts and made of heavy weight, tough -11 oz. sanforized denim with lipper front. overalls-designe- Sties 6 to 12 Sizes 12 to 16 d Heavyweight thick set Hockmeyer Corduroy. Tailored full cuCwith pleats and zippers. Colors; rust, maroon and navy. 249 We promise you this is one of the finest overall made , and, is being offered at these prices as a school opening "special only. ; ' ROYS' BOYS' LONG SLEEVE Boys' filolesldn Sbclts perfect achool alack to tod rough touirh chool wear. Tailored with pleata . and rip- prra. CoJora Ruat and Navy. The Sim 10 U 16. n I ' . KJ f V4 a--' YOUNG MEN'S HOCKMEYER BOYS' FALL , Sport Sliirfs Jackets Large selection of plain Plain colors and Novelty checks: Blouse style with colors plaids and checks. These shirts are made by such well known firms as Kaynee and Fruit of the Loom. Sizes 10 to IS. Sizes 12 to A ' f.l;n's Slacks large selection of fabrics. Wrinkle resistant Gabardines, Sharkskins and desert tones. . If - Young Men's Oxfcrds i The largest of new style variety JT StuJenn! Parenw! Here's so higher grade! 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Maroon, Green, Red and Rust Sizes 28 to M ths In . offlco 51 No. 2nd West shirt variety of new patterns and fabrics. Tailored In a variety of perfect for school wear. Colors: White, Navy, Tan, Grey and Maize. new styles. Sizes small medium 1 J BUY on . and egu:?.-'co- . Fhona 130 5 5!;:p ct for f,!:n 1 LAY-AWA- Y FLA! Op, Fncr.dly Slcro OUR ) qs-c- g Jersey In- Large (Pin-- Your Authorized Remington Rand 'Sales end Service HAt3so:i cotton Urge. typsvrltsr personal slxol Fine combed 3 c::J Crs rxovo UTAH |