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Show THE MIDVALE JOURNAL Thursday, September 25,1930 Midvale School Notes STUD ENTS ENJO Y OUTIN G Practi cally every boy and girl in the ninth grade went to Little Cotton wood canyo n last Friday afterno on. Mr. Jensen led one group on a steep climb on bare rocks. Only four boys reache d the summ it. Anoth er group follow ed Mr. Dewey and Mr. Sande rson on a long hike throug h the beauti ful scener y up toward the rock quarry and dm,v n to the power house. Only eleven students covere d the entire distan ce. After the hikes the entire class assembl ed and played games . Later a large fire was built and "weini es" were roaste d. MIDV ALE SCHO Ol, HAS BEAU TIFUL GROU NDS All summ er long the spacio us lawns and beauti ful garden plots have made the ~ilidvale campu s an object of favora ble comm ent by townsp eople and tourist s. This fall additio nal impro vemen ts have been made. Many new spruce trees have been plante d. Ferner ie· and flower pots made of concre te will soon adorn our steps and entran ces A new garden plot is being laid out south and west of the platoo n build· ing. The work of impro vemen t has not been confin ed to the front of the buildin g, howev er. Mr. Horne &nd the physic al educat ion classe s have weed· ed and raked the entire .campu s. They have laid out a new full sized football fields, and erecte d new goal posts. They have hauled every bit of rubbis h away. For severa l days a grader was at gradin g the work levelin g and ground s. As a result of this work the ground s are in better condit ion than they have ever been. Mr. Greenw ood has secure d the servic es of the Salt Lake county grade r to do additio nal work on the ground s. FIGHT TAX CHAH6t5 CONFUSE THE. PEOPLE ' .MISREPRESENT. THE FACTS·"" upstai rs In it. kinder garten the Olsen, Msr. teache r, report s that practi cally one hundr ed per cent of the childre n have milk betwe en breakf ast and dinner . She says that it is an impor tant aim of the depart ment to impro ve the health of the boys and girls. On the whole, the kinder garten is a deligh t to the school . OI_SCREDIT PUBLIC.'. OFFICIALS--. . SCHO OL ADDS TO FACU LTY The facult y of the Midva le school contai ns seven new memb ers this year, makin g a total of twenty -three teache rs in additio n to Princi pal E. E. Greenw ood. Four of the new teachers are teachi ng in the junior high school . Verno n J. Lee Maste r of Provo is handli ng the art and chorus .vork of the school ; Alton F. Richa rds ?f Ogden , is teachi ng mathe matics ; M. L. Jensen , who has been a teache r in the Granit e school distric t, is headng the social scienc e depart ment; and Miss Helen Stokes is teachi ng English and literat ure. The eleme ntary grades have three A the new teache rs. Miss Adele Peters of Provo, Miss Beryle Larsen 1f l:<~ail-view, and Miss Alice Maugh an ?f Brigha m are teachi ng in the second and third grades . SHOR T TOPIC S The enroll ment of the shop classe s totals 192 boys. The tennls courts of the school have been in consta nt use by studen ts and townsp eople. Three county tournamen ts have been held on them. It is quite a credit to the school and town to have furnis hed whole some recrea tion for so many people during che spring , summ er and fall. 'TH E ·UT AH.· TA X SIT TE R' Midva le's footba ll team has made a splend id beginn ing. Last Thurs day they won from ~ large Rivert on team by a score of 19 to 6. The play was good from the standp oint of team work. Tax exemp tions now given to certain classes of wealth would be remov ed if the people pass the constit utiona l amend ments to be voted on at the Novem ber election. These amend ments are design ed to open the way for the legisla ture to tax the $210,000,000 annual incomE: in Utah, that is now paying no direct tax. Reven ue from this income would be used to reduce the tax load on the presen t taxpay ers. These change s are being opposed by certain interes ts, KIND ERGA RTEN IS LARG ER We have the bigges t enroll ment of Last year the kinder garten made a . There succes sful start. Some parent s, how- studen ts in Midva le's history Our boys. ever, did not allow their childre n the are over 800 girls and ty. advan tages offere d by that depart - buildin gs are filled to capaci Mrs. P. J. ePters on of Salt Lake, and drespon ment. This year they have 1 Mr. and Mrs. Andre w Ander son of Again this year the platoo n stued to it whole -heart edly and 70 stu1 E a st Midva le spent Monda y with Mrs . dents have decora ted the inside of dents have registe red. throug h Mrs. Byron Thom as and little sons, 1 L. Brady . In this class the childre n work un- their buildin g beauti fully. All unof The M. I. A. of Union ward was ferns and s flower are Gene and Billy, of Bingh am; Mr. and der an ideal enviro nment . The room the halls its is filled with ferns, petuni as, and usual splend01:. Each room has bloom are which gerani ums. Teddy , the canary , sings own plants , some of d selecte well from his new cage. Tools and work ing in profus ion. Many tthe benche s, and sand tables are in abund - pictur es have also helped to make ance. Soon some gold fish will be rooms attract ive. swimm ing about in a new aquari um; The big new dolls are a deligh t to and before long, the childre n will be . playin g in a real doll's house with an J the childr en of the kinder garten ---- ---- ---- ---- ---- -----··-- ----- ---- ---- ---- ---- - UNION • ASK DAD -HE KNOW S Next to breedi ng, the feedi ng of poultr y probab ly has mor e t o do with J nnior (poring over his home succes s or failure than any other sinknow how to gles cause. The beginner seldom re- work) -"Mot her, do you a barrPl ?" alizes the impor tance of an exact and t,et t he cubic conten ts of Mothe r- "No, a sk your father ." scienti fic feed prog ram. The succes s- A THRILL and an EDUCATION • I ,_ ! 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