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Show a H cl j Wto VOLUME 79 NUMBER 22 Changes made in principals in Nebo District Schools Due to the ever increasing responsibilities for improving SCHOOL PTA OFFICERS-Ly- lia Carlisle, left, will be Wilson School PTA president. Other officers are, the 1966-6- 7 left to right, Principal Merrill Ashby, second vice president, Dorothy Binks, secretary, and Bessie Mae McMullin, first vice WILSON president. Wilson PTA names president, officers Nebo District sponsors outgoing Project Headstart Sen. Frank E. Moss, pre-scho- ol non-fede- ral $23,060 Betty Benjamin sets Homecoming The Headstart project is sponsored by the Nebo School children District. 75 will be enrolled in the program. The Federal share of the total cost is $15,559; the share is $3,863. Sen. Moss said the NYC project s are: So. Sanpete School District, officers, Muhlestein, Marsha Hall and Yvonne Bjarnson. Three Neighborhood Youth Corps projects and one Summer 66 Headstart program have been approved for Utah, accordto Officers Lylia Carlisle was elected with Bessie Mae McMullin, first vice president; Principal Merrill Ashby as second vice president, and Dorothy Binks, secretary. The new officers wish to extend their thanks and appreciation to ail those who helped in the PTA in the past year, and a special thanks to the At a recent PTA meeting and Spring Festival, new PTA were elected and installed for the 1966-6- 7 school year at the Wilson Elementary School. ing 66-6- 7 Federal $19,850 Local; Pleasant Grove City Corp., $14,320 Federal, $12,500 Local; Utah State Un- iversity Extension Services, $22,720 Federal, $20,000 Local. Sen. Moss noted that the pro- jects will provide part time, or nearly full-tiemployment opportunities during the summer for students who need additional funds with which to remain in school. In addition to the work experience, the young people will also receive counseling, testing and remedial education when necessary to assure the effectiveness of the program 24 Boys All former residents are in- vited to attend the annual Homecoming to be held at the Benjamin Ward Church on Saturday, June 11, at 10:30 a.m. Bert Aitken is the general chairman. Program, lunch, sports will fill the days activities with a rodeo at 8 p.m. at the Benjamin Arena sponsored by the Arrowhead Riding Club. Written invitations for the days activities are not sent to anyone in adjoining towns to Benjamin, but you are invited. Registration for Swimming Classes for Registration classes will be summer held at the Pay-sswimming pool Friday and on Saturday. Registration for all classes to be given this summer will be made at 11 a.m. both days. will the curriculum and instructional program of the secondary schools a new plan for assistant principals in the four larger schools, and other organizational changes, have been approved by the Nebo School District Board of Education and implemented by Superintendent Russell N. Stansfield. The appointments for the secondary schools approved by Superintendent Russell N. Stansfield are as follows: Spanish Fork High School: Principal - J. Angus Christensen. Assistant Principal -Robert W. Evans. Spnngville High School: Principal - Harold L. Bartlett. Assistant Principal - Charles Cummins. Springville Junior High: Hanks. Principal - C. Lynn Assistant Principal - J. Rulon Nelson. Payson High School: - Lynn Powell, Principal - Vernon Principal Assistant Finch. The duties of the assistant principal will consist of a teaching assignment for one-ha- lf day and that of assuming administrative responsibilities for the balance of the day. It is proposed that this program will provide training for personnel interested in becoming full time administrators as well as providing time for the principal to more efficiently function in his role. It will also enable future selections of administrators to be made on the basis of performance. Other administrative changes made were: Omar Hansen - Secondary Supervisor of Grades 8 - 12. Garth Olson - Director of Federal Programs. Boyd Goodrich - Supervisor Grades James W. Dunn - Director of Curriculum. 7. CHANGES IN ELEMENTARY PRINCIPAL ASSIGNMENTS A program, placing emphasis on curriculum development and instructional improvement, is being inaugurated in the elementary schools of Nebo District for the coming school year. The new plan, which will be tried in a tew schools next fall, calls for one jierson to be sujiervising principal of two schools. He will be stationed at one school with a viceprincipal, who w'lll work with him, assigned to the other, reported Russell Superintendent Stansfield of the Nebo School District Office. The sujjervising principal will be freed from much of his administrative duties allowing him to work with teachers in the areas of curriculum development and instructional N. improvement. The new assignments are as follows in the elementary schools: Jack Powell, supervising principal at Peteetneet and Parkview. Richard LaMar at Wilson, as Parkview. Frank Patten, supervising principal at Westside and Jefferson, with Howard Creer as vice -- principal at Jefferson. Ray Clark, supervising principal at Brookside and Lincoln, with Paul Beckstrom as viceprincipal at Lincoln. J. Wayne Nelson, supervising principal at Benjamin and Lake Shore. In addition to the above, the following changes have been vice-princi- made: Lynn E. Jones, principal at Salem School. Raymond F. Peterson, prin- cipal Central School. Arthur Grotegut, principal at Rees School. Santaquin names Rodeo Queens Royalty for the Santaquin Rodeo was chosen Saturday night in a contest at the rodeo grounds. Jane Butler, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Butler, was named queen. Attendants are Bonnie Jarvis, daughter of Mrs. LaRue Jarvis, Rita Eva, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Eva, and Cheryl Jolley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kay Jolley. The girls will reign at the rodeo to be held Friday and Saturday nights, June 10 and 11, in connection with the annual Santaquin celebration. Summer School will begin on Mon., June 6 Regular Summer School cla-e- s Jum dents will begin on Monday, 6th. All elementary stu- taking these classes should report to the Park View School at 9 a.m. on June 6. The following regular classes will be offered to elementary school pupils who have previously registered. The teacher of the class is listed with each class. Self Contained First Grade, Miss Linda Strong. Self Contained Second Grade, 1, Miss Janice Davis. Self Contained Second Grade, 2, Miss Barbara Gibson. Third Grade Remedial Reading, Third and Fourth Grade Physical Ed. and Fourth Grade Remedial Reading, PA SON HARVEST DAYS ATTENDANTS QUEEN, Lnida Mendenhall,6 rgw!" contest Saturday Miss Janna Daniels, center was named the Her attendants are Betty Limb, left, and niSht- - Mr. Ned Hansen. Third Grade Art, Fifth Grade Art, and Fourth Grade Art, LaMar Wilson. Third and Fourth Grade Advanced Reading, Third and Fourth Grade Advanced Arith., and Third and Fourth Grade Creative Writing, Mrs. Dian Carlisle. Third Grade Remedial Arith., Fourth Grade Remedial Arith., and Fifth Grade Remedial Arith., Glen Poulsen. Fifth and Sixth Grade Creative Writing, Sixth Grade Art, and Fifth and Sixth Grade Remedial Reading, Melvin Jex. Fifth and Six Grade Advanced Reading, Sixth Grade Remedial Arith., and Fifth andSixth Grade Advanced Arith., Dwane Haskell. Fifth and Sixth Grade Dram-atic- s, Fifth and Sixth Grade Physical Ed., and Third and Fourth Grade Dramatics, Morely Petersen. Third and Fourth Grade Adv. Reading, Joe Lynn Spencer. Secondary students who will be taking Art s and Crafts will report to George Cheever at the Payson High School Shop at 8 a.m. on June 13. Instrumental Music classes will begin on Monday, June 13. Students taking these classes will report to Elmo Keck at the Payson Junior High School band room. Merrill Ashby, Principal of the Wilson School, is in charge of Summer School. attend Utah Boys State June 17-2- 5 PAYSON WILL REIGN WITH HER ATTENDANTS Chosen Miss Payson Saturday night was Miss Karie Daley, center. Her attendants are Nancy Holt, left, and Caren Curtis, right. MISS Janna Daniels is IPaysen Harvest Days Queen, Karie Daley, Miss (Payson Payson Royalty was selected in a contest held Saturday night at the Nebo Stake Center. Named to be Payson s Annual Harvest Days and Homecoming Celebration Queen was Miss Janna Daniels, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Daniels. To reign with Miss Daniels as her attendants are Linda Mendenhall, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Spence Mendenhall, and Betty Limb, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Limb. Miss Payson will be Karie Daley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Daley. Miss Daleys attendants will be Caren Curtis, of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Curtis, and Nancy Holt, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Holt. Girls competing in the contest were judged by five judges, who announced their selection. Arch Williams was master of ceremonies at the contest. Judges were Mr. and Mrs. Don Aran, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Farley and Lynn Jones. Judy Cook was named Miss Congeniality of the contest. Twenty girls entered the contest. Entering in addition to the royalty named and Miss Cook were Laraine Barney, Judy Brown, Karen Burton, daughter Cemetery Clean-u- p will be made Monday Payson City requests that containers at the cemetery be picked up before Monday, June 6. Grover Montague, supervisor of the cemetery, said that a will be made general clean-u- p in the cemetery on next Monday Canine Corps to give demonstration June 7 Caroline Holliday Eighteen boys from Payson, one boy from Santaquin and five boys from Goshen were named by American Legion units from the three cities to attend Boys State at the Utah State University in Logan. Boys State will be held from June 17 to June 25. The boys will be given training in actual operation of governmental units at the camp. Named to attend Utah Boys State were Paul Rindlisbacher, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Rindlisbacher, Randy Lund-holson of Mr. and Mrs. Dale m, Lundholm, Charles Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wood, Mark Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl J. Nelson, Randy son of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Carter, Randy Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Darwin Carter, Wilson. Chris Ivory, son of Mrs. Inez Ivory, Douglas Argyle, son of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Argyle, Tommy Tervort, son of Mr. and Mrs. Glen Tervort, Tom Stewart, son of Dr. M. W. Stewart and Mrs. Arlene Stewart, Dennis Gold, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Gold, Danny Angus, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ajigus, Alan Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Marion Davis, Kent Jasperson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Don J. Jasperson. Bryan Winegar, son of Mr. and Mrs. Grant Winegar, Lee Hone, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Hone, Howard Minnick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Minnick, Shirl Hendrickson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Elmon Hendrickson. All chosen by the All 24 boys are juniors in High School this past year and will be senior students next year. All of them except the Fowkes youth from Mona are Payson American Legion Post. Santaquin American Legion Post is sending Greggory Crook, son of Mr. and Mrs. O. Doyle Crook. Goshen American Legion Post is sending Eddie Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sterling Davis, Jerry Nelson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clive Nelson, Dennis Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Thomas, Steven Palmer, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norval Palmer, all of Goshen, and Dale Fowkes, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl L, Fowkes of attending Mona. School. the Payson High Sponsors of the boys attending Boys State from Payson are Payson American Legion, Chamber of Commerce (two boys), Kiwanis Club (two boys), Lions Club (two boys), IOOF Lodge, Payson Jaycees, Payson Fire Department, Davis Mink Farm, Vivian Montague, George Chase, William Hansen, Earl Page, Ralph Daniels, Noel Dixon, Clyde Tervort, Floyd Harmer, W. Harold Hawker, and Roy Rodgers. Payson Legion requests that if any boy scheduled to attend Boys State is unable to attend for any reason, they should contact Viv Montague or Frank Madson as soon as possible. Boys who will attend Boys State are, top row, left to right, Paul Rindlisbacher, Randy Lundholm, Charles Wood, Mark Nelson, Randy Carter, Randy Wilson, Chris Ivory, Douglas Argjle; middle row, Tommy Tervort, Tom Stewart, Dennis Gold, Danny Angus, Alan Davis, Kent Jasperson, Bryan Winegar, Lee Hone; bottom row, Howard Minnick, Hendrickson, Eddie Davis, Shirl Dennis Thomas, Steven Palmer, Dale Fowkes, Jerry Nelson, Gregory Crook. will be feted at Farewell Sun. Payson Fourth Ward will honor a departing missionary Sunday evening. Miss Caroline Hollidav, daughter of Colvin Holliday and Mrs. Evelyn Williams, and the foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul O. Hurst, will be honored at a farewell testimonial Sunday, June 5, in the Fourth Ward Church at 5 p.m. Miss Holliday has been called to represent the LDS Church in the Northern Indian Mission. She enters the Mission Home on June 6. The Canine Corps from Salt Lake will demonstrate their dogs and give free training in care of dogs at a Scout meeting to be held Tuesday, June 7, at 7:30 p.m. at the Nebo Stake Center. All Scouters, Scout leaders, and the public are invited to attend. The demonstration will be given on the patio just east of the Nebo Stake Center Mollie Fail, Susan Haskell, Cristie Jacobson, Becky Martell, Joyce Spencer, Jeanine Provstgaard, Vickie Taylor, Susan Wood, Connie Youd and Jane Williams. The contest was under the direction of Lawrence Ewell, chairman, Miss Clara Johnson, Mrs. Clarence Hill and Dave McMullin. Local Graduates from BYU last week listed Brigham Young University recently announced the names of 1974 students who received degrees at the spring convocation of the 91st Commencement May 27, in George AlbertSmith Fieldhouse. The doctors degree was awarded to 16, the masters degree to 180, the bachelor's degree to 1702 and the associate degree to 76. Receiving degrees from this area were: Payson, James Conrad Holmes, MacArthur White-loc- k, Alvin K. Benson, Joel Max Cowan, Don Charles Dixon, Sheldon A. Elmer, Carol Huber, Orlo Blaine Larson, Gordon Lee Loveless, Venice Joan G. Sudweeks, Claude Eugene Tippetts, Kathleen Christensen Waite, Harold L. Wilkinson, Charles Albert McClellan MA, Ernest Anderson Jr., MED Santaquin, David Graffenried, Heaps, Fred Teddy King De Richard Allyn Albert McKay, H. Holladay MED tvents of the Week j ; THURSDAY, JUNE L Scout District Round Table, Fourth Ward, 8 p.m. SUNDAY, JUNE j 5 Farewell for Caroline Holliday, Fourth Ward, 5 p.m. M Men - Gleaner Fireside, Stake Center, 8 p.m. MONDAY, JUNE 6 American Legion Auxiliary Initiation, Legion Hall, 8 p.m. j i TUESDAY, JUNE 7 Canine Corp. Training Session, Stake Center Patio, 7:30 p.m. I i |
