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Show I i WEEKLY REFLEX-DAV- NEWS JOURNAL, MARCH 24. 1977 IS LnJ By LISA WOOD The Davis High Madrigals have just returned from a choral in competition Anaheim, Calif. Judged on an international scale, the group received a bronze rating which places them in the top 17 percent m the world. ACCOMPANYING the Madrigals was a three-piec- e band consisting of Perry DeVere, Laird White and Jeff Richins. Victor Rickman, the financial manager, also traveled with the group as they performed at various spots, including Enchanted Village. Between performances DAND'HULST Toochor Seeks Election Berry Farm, Disneyland and Universal Studios. A Madrigal member summed up the trip by saying, This trip was the most worthwhile and enjoyable experience I have ever had. Everybody Science Fair Ends president elect in the upcoming UEA election MR. DHULST will be competing with Karl Wankier, instructor at Emerson Elementary School. Mr. DHulst has served on the local level as president of Davis Education Association for five years. His goals for At Kaysville Kaysville Jr. High School conducted its recently Science Fair for 1977. Winners were chosen for projects submitted in the teachers include increased retirement benefits, and a areas collective bargaining bill to of physical science, earth science and biological professional science EIGHTH GRADE winners in the physical science conditions division were Brent Pugh, first place; Kirk Seegmiller, second place; and Suzanne Kimball, third place. Seventh grade winners were as follows: physical science Gill Farr, first place; Dale Bachman, second place; Britten Stirling, third place and Kristi Dahlstet and Bret Nybo tied for fourth THE WINNER of the elec- tion will serve one year as one year as president-elec- t, president, and one year as past president, adding up to a three-yea- r term of service np Clearfield Names place. EARTH Scholars Brown, The 1977 Sterling Scholars have been named at Clear science Lauri first place; Mitch Stevens, second place; Drew Olsen, third place and Larry Kettenring, fourth place. Biological science Chuck field High School this week THEY ARE Tom Kowal, mathematics; Scott Balaich, general, Jeff Kirkham, art; Brad Fellows, science; Randy Hopper, vocational; Spencer Lyman, speech and drama; Jeff Child, social studies. Also Gaylene Endo, foreign language; Mary Ann English; Sheryl Shirley Moore, music; Garrett, home economics and Debbie DelCastillo, business education, mnm Edwards, first place; Kathy Kapos, second place. OVERALL winner for the best science fair project submitted went to Stan Soper, son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Soper of Farmington. Winners of the Kaysville Jr. High Science Fair will compete for honors at the Regional Science Fair to be held at Weber State College on March 28 and 29. Huf-telin- Kf- - ll; fraflii I nil Check these facts burns The Earth Stove V3 the fuel of many stoves because pie heating draft mam told promotes efficient and complete combustion like Super heated air prevents sond fuel power plants drafts do Even cooling ot tire unlike manual hole large chunks burn slowly frequent ash removal Even and temperatures completely-elimma- thermostatic ally maintains temperature you select Levels out uneven cycle 0! wood combustion (Manual drafts cannot more even than furnace do this) Home temperatures matir Tammy Garlick, and Robert Cardner, woodwind quintet, THOSE receiving superior ratings were David Marsden, string bass solo; Rod Rose, tuba solo; Rob Whitesides, tuba solo, Lyman Moulton, flute solo; Brent Moss, snare drum solo, Tino Pastrana and Dale Topham, trumpet duet Also Steve Alder and Rob Whitesides, piccolo-tub- a duet; Lyman Moulton, Steve Alder, Kimberly Houghton, flute trio; and the Chamber orchestra, consisting of about 20 select members of the DHS Symphony orchestra. THOSE receiving superior minus ratings were Steve Alder, flute solo; Rodney trombone, solo; Cliff Pedersen, trombone solo; Matt Williamson, trom Wayman, Layton Highs Community School spring session is beginning on March 28. These classes are for all people in our community to use the school facilities and resources and learn skills and hobbies. CLASSES being offered will be as follows: Tuesdays from p.m. , community theater workshop. This class is on going from the winter session and the instructor is planning to direct two plays using the members enrolled in class. On Wednesday, classes will be held in open shop auto, 9 Kimberly Houghton, Ellen THOSE receiving 2 plus ratings were Janet Bain, lolin solo; Dana Rees, cello solo; Roselyn Benard, cello solo; and David Hill received a 2 rating on his trombone solo. Richard Marsden, conductor of the DHS Symphony silver casting, oil acrylics, pho- painting, tography, open shop woods, novice, amateur radio license and basic welding. THE OPEN shop in woods and auto allows the use of the shop equipment for individual projects. There is an instruc- tor available when help is needed. encourage all interested prepare for the spring and summer by enrolling in the painting and photography classes. The novice amateur radio license class is continuing from last session and those enrolling in it should have had some experience in ham radio. THE FIVE classes being held on Thursdays are We to our musicians and the achievements they have made. machines, food storage and beginning sewing and open shop woods. In typewriting, Davis North Sets Installation PTA Davis North PTA Council will hold an installation tea at North Davis Jr. 4 High School on March 30 at p m. THE NEW PTA officers for will be installed. The Davis North Council give instructions and aid to the 12 1977-7- 8 elementary, Jr. High and high schools m this area. . the 1976-7- 7 executives and boards from each school and the new executive officers for school year, all the the 1977-71976-7council and the new 8 making and proper diet. The Thursday open woods class is the same ac on Wednesday. Bret Passey, Davis High senior, took first place in the gested Bret BRET WILL now compete Conference on March BRET COMPETED in the Manager Owned Division of Food Distribution division of spring Bret is a very competent bread- IT IS necessary to have a in each minimum of class and often classes are 6 the competition. Areas tested were check identification, business math, produce iden- For further information preparation. The students competed for two days followed by an awards assembly. Anyone who is going into any kind of business should get involved in a marketing class, sug- - contact Cal Harris at from 8am until 4 pm. Preregistration will be March 28 and 29, from p m at the 376-340- 1 6-- 8 Layton High School office style cookery introduce gaes such Secondary drafts primary tire zone to burn volatile methanol pyroligneous and etc oxygen as Airtight r tification, GATHERUM 6 day. Recently, Mrs. Sande Cash Sunday Mr and Mrs Keith Barber had a family started taking oil painting y party for their daughter, Eileen who is 23, lessons from Lucille Stock. the art work of Mrs. Stocks students is on display in the Davis North An exhibit of and their granddaughter, Melanie Barber who is 4. Eileen, who now lives in Ogden, is one of a few qualified girls basketball officials in the state. She officiates at many girls high school and college ball games. On March 23, Eileen will be in Minneapolis, Miss., officiating for the National Girls Basketball Championships She was able to officiate m this tournament last year also The Skyline Bridge Club met Tuesday evening in the of home Mrs. Relda Bringhurst. Those who were in attendance included Mrs. Isabella Smith, Mrs. Olive Mrs. Wixom, Faye equipping language labs. HE SAID other pluses for the Davis media programs were that equipment rooms were open, rapport between the media people and the administration was good and ex- Mrs Jessie Carver spent Eauniu puis JSI5S E.O. student and deserves to receive this award, stated David King, marketing and distribution instructor at Davis High School Mr King One of his greatcontinued, est advantages came from his work experience at Bowmans Market. He will be an Windshield Specialists Guaranteed excellent representative for NOT TO LEAK Utah in the National CDC. OTHER STATE winners are Alan Layton, student of Screens -- Home Blazing -- Store Windows Repaired the year; Cindy Harris, Allison Davis and Kris Swasey, Auerbachs Display Contest; Kent Slade, Food Marketing Research Study; Curtis Steab, Food ServiceMaster Employee; Warren Stewart, Food Marketing-Maste- r Employee; Allison Davis, Fashion Apparel The Davis High Chapter of DECA placed in the top seven chapters in Utah. -- Storm Storm Windows & PHONE or 376-427- 1 Doors -- Mirrors 825-74- 84 123 Cross St., Layton "Where glass is a specialty-na sideline" ot Myadec residents Richard and Ursla Schmidt. Before world war II, the Schmidt family started making plans to immigrate from Germany to the U.S. The war made this impossible. Nine years ago, the family finally was able to leave West Berlin and come to Utah, settling in Layton Later, Mrs Schmidts mother joined the family. The Schmidts have two married sons who live in Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County Mr. Schmidt is a retired engineer. Frank Wilko has returned home from spending a week in California where he attended a leadership training school designed to help executives improve their customer relations. of Boun- cellent special programs were provided through media presentations. The object of the survey. Dr Lindeman said, was to provide a plan to help Davis School District set up media goals and objectives. He said statistics show there is a direct correlation between the quality of the media program and student scores on standard achievement tests at the National Career Development Conference in Anaheim, Calif later this Medical Center. A 40 year old dream came true nine years ago for Layton Whitesides, Mrs Lydia Allen, Mrs. Martha Kemp cash register Andrea Tompson, Mrs. Carvers granddaughter, was celebrating her sixth birth- By DONETA M. March 10 in Ephraim visiting with her daughter and Don and Linda Tompson Wood gases not wasted State Career Development cancelled because of lack of members, therefore all the public is invited to register THERE will be a film presentation by Weber State College on Criminal Justice. vw thermostat to cooking heat desired The processing of printed material was another complaint of teachers attempting to use the media, Mr Neal reported. From one to four years may elapse before teachers get the printed material which is ordered This Bret Passey Takes First In Career Meet Converts to open fire instantly Pot ment. Business machines is individualized and each student will be able to work and review at their own pace. The food storage class will concentrate on food storage, tiful and Mrs. Bea Johnson of Kaysville set federal funds are available to purchase the equipment He admitted that information on the reason for delay often does not filter back to the local school ordering the equip- hour. dinner-birthda- DR. LINDEMAN pointed to Farmington Elementary School and Principal George Marchant, principal of that school as outstanding examples of media leadership He said the survey of schools had shown that Davis schools were successful in the media area in providing screens and projection equipment in most classrooms and ED CAMMACK, media director for the district, said the council board. Crock school media committee should correlate district office holds requisitions for equipment until the instructor will work on speed and accuracy during the first hour of class and then will concentrate on forms and projects the second business typewriting, A requests with the coordinatoi , he said Media aids used in most district elementary schools lack training, Dr. Lindeman said and he urged the district to move ahead m hiring more qualified media personnel M r Neal had reported that teachers in Davis schools had complained that ordering materials was difficult in the district since they were never sure how much money was available for equipment some of the finest Davis High has ever had. Im proud of all 1977-7- 8 ideal for team. region coordinator. This years contestants have been 12-1- IN URGING Davis administrators to move into a more extensive media program. Dr Lindeman said he realized that Davis District was not a wealthy district But statistics show the district has 95 percent of the funding available to other school districts along the Wasatch Front In comparison, he pointed out that Davis schools spend only 60 percent of the money for library books and audiovisual materials that is spent by other districts along the Wasatch Front. DR. LINDEMAN said that the trained media coordinators were needed especially m Davis County elementary schools where they would work with the principal as a rrchestra was this years rotation, DR. LINDEMAN suggested the possibility of processing books through the state library. This processing is available without cost as long as the budget permits, he said. The processing takes only a few weeks. j The cataloging process at the state library is less but is complicated than that used at public libraries, geared to school needs, he said DR. LeROY Lindeman. State Board of Education official, who presented the findings to the Davis Board of Education, said an evaluation of the facilities in 38 of the 52 schools, also showed that local school people should be involved in media planning. Tne evaluation of media resources in Davis schools came as a result of a request from the Davis School Board Ken Neal, media coordinator for the State Board, had visited the schools to determine needs. Hammer, Kathy Dahlstet and Mary Ann Hadfield, flute sextet. Burns 14 hours on one wood load COOk tOP Just An evaluation of the media program in Davis School District, conducted by the State Board of Education shows that professionally trained media coordinators are necessary to upgrade the media system Lyman Moulton, Steve Alder, usage, material is processed through the Davis County Library system. 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