5B THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, May 22, 1986 Bacchus To Hold Carnival KEARNS. PTA officers at Bacchus elementary will host a spring carnival on May 29. A fun run beginning at 5:30 p.m. will kick off the activities. The run e will be a race, with a fun run dash set up for children. All participants will receive ribbons. Carnival activities beginning at 6 p.m. will include games and rides for all ages. Food items available will include sloppy joes, hot dogs, nachos, snow cones, cotton candy, scones and soft drinks. Tickets may be purchased before school, from 8:30 to 9 a.m., at five for $1. Tickets at the carnival will cost LANCER HEADLINES by Cheryl Fennema by Shauna Chappell With all of this wonderful warm weather, the new ruling concerning FREEDOM STINT . . . Vista Chorus Lions James Wallace Spicer (Joe), Brent Bennett (Tom) rehearse "island" scene from the musical Tom Sawyer being performed at the school Tuesday and Wednesday. (Huck), Tim Musical 'Tom Sawyer' - Vista Pupils To Tell Twain Tale tion. Lead roles will be played by The Vista TAYLORSVILLE. Chorus Lions will present the at musical play Tom Sawyer Vista elementary, with performances at 2 p.m. Tuesday, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m. Wednesday. The play is a career ladder program under the direction of teachers Janet Thorpe and Cathy Stringham. Students have been rehearsing since November, four mornings a week for 45 minutes, prior to school opening, said Miss Thorpe. Sixty-eigfifth and sixth grade students are Involved In the produc- - Age 2-1- 2 Brent Bennett as Tom; James Wallace, Huckleberry Finn; Tim Spicer, Joe; Sharlene Smith, Aunt Polly; Alyson Jackman, Becky Thatcher; Tom Jager, Brother Sid. Also, Janette Oakeson as Mary; Steven Lloyd, Judge Thatcher; Robert Smith, the Reverend; Coby Cowan, his wife; Cindy Perry, Mrs. Thatcher and Nikki Lee as the church woman. Principal Max Lawrence built the sets for the production, which is open to the public with no admission charge. shorts came at just the right time. The administration, teachers and parents of CHS have decided to allow Bermuda and walking length shorts in the Cyprus dress code once again. This allowance was made last s year, but short shorts and worn by a few students resulted in the end of wearing shorts to school. So far it seems students are excited about the new rule and want to keep the new dress code that is allowed. The administration has warned, however, that as soon as students neglect the code set for shorts, all shorts will be prohibited. Last night (Wednesday) students and patrons of the Cyprus community enjoyed the talents exhibited by the students in the spring arts festival. These students performed in dance, music and in song and really did a super job. Congratulations to the guys who will be participating in Boys State this summer. 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Magazine has also done a follow-ureport on the assembly and considers it an excellent presentation. The assembly will be presented tomorrow (Friday) at 9:05 a.m. Parents and students are encouraged to attend. The girls track team took first place at the Region Three track meet Thursday. The boys track team took second place in this event. Keith Stone took three first place medals and scored 32 points. The state track meet is scheduled for tomorrow and Saturday at Weber State. Dont forget that there will be no school on Monday because of Memorial Day. Have a nice weekend. THE POLICE FIRE MERGER p mmm 6:00 PM ii CITY HALL mucm - Child Care Class Offers Challenge At Kearns High ' KEARNS. Students interested in a career dealing with children age are being invited to enroll in an occupational child care class at Kearns high. 2-- The class could be used as a for a career in medicine, pediatrics, or day care or said COPE director teaching, Elaine Burrows. 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