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Show i Wont Work ! Says NEA Aide (Continued from page J JQoacbman suggests... VERY SPECIAL OFFERING s (Continued from page ) Installation and upkeep of air conditioning equipment The plan would require close coordination between school officials and leaders of other community services designed to provide children not attending school with recreation and employment opportunities ... although its anticipated that high school students would find more openings for jobs when businesses knew there would be a replacement available at the end of the vacation period. Back to the objection raised by Dr. Davis, She has plenty of empirical support. To cite two examples, Los Angeles, California, and the State of Florida each rejected the plan. One of the main reason given by each system was thatentrenched public opposition made the plan unworkable. The danger, It seems, Is In assuming the plan Is a permanent solution and not a temporary answer to a financial crisis In the school system. In the long run, a community Is obviously going to need new schools. Their use year-rouwill Increase normal deterioration. More fundamentally, a community cannot afford to consider the plan as a permanent solution because It Inhibits one of the most promising signs of health In American schools: use of schools for all students to Improve The year-rouboth the quality and depth of education. Many school districts are working our varlents of year-rouuse for all students, mostly on a voluntary basis. Schools can and ought to be used In the summer for remedial and enrichment programs. Another aspect of the plan to remember is that it would not work for all schools. The plan Is designed to help areas where large enrollments are a problem. A 1957 Florida study showed the plan would not be economical for schools with small enrollments even If they do have a space problem. But as a possible temporary solution to the pressing educational problems of manv Utah school districts, the staggered four-ter- m system ought to be considered. It Is, after all, the only method so far proposed for even maintaining educational standards In Utah without enormous escalation of tax rates. Until a better idea comes along, this could be the answer In many Utah districts. g'OtSC42r5XSCje4SraS4Syt! A 1 nd $ nd o lu v tm ? 4;- - nd 1 For Better Service Boys Shirts Prep Sizes Knit Shirt Sport Shirt - You 1990 East 33rd South HU (by Evergreen Carwash) Wood Folding Doors NATURAL WOOD SILENT OPERATION 'fcank. CUdlvuA Pell lA $ free Aeeildble le ptoie. to Into, eefc, eey. m4 PfctftMtee Aeert pree yee eetvrel toe toe m4 mtim4 ecto creed y ell eeoce tnwknd deer eed Horn of HART, SCHAFFNER & MARX Clothes Lens Bldg f Open Every Night ( feMf bee fftff UTtRATURt Cottonwood Mall 140 & Main Dmt mm be fieliM to perfectly r weMi ei wwmtwwk, pMwttnp 4mm effect ee mewy decerethre ptiubBtoiee. efc. crete PeMe JOEL P. PAULSON Mtfc 43 (art Mr except Saturday ) Til 9 arQXQXX ar cMm2) a ) dent Isn't abreast of latest techniques and developments. YOUTH REHABILITATION t CO. HU we now director of pupil personnel services since 1962 and, at the same time, helped found Utah Boys Ranch. Duties in his last post Involved a staggering variety of responsibilities and took him to the heart of the administrative function. For example: 1.- ) Educators are placing plete. Granites more and more emphasis on the need for recognizing and providing special counseling for emotionally disturbed and otherwise handicapped chilDr. Hutchinsons dedren. partment operated Granites psychological services section with a supervisor and three staff psychologists. Part of this program was to teach teachers how to recognize deviate behavior in the classroom. Dr. Hutchinson, estimates that as high as five percent of the student population needs some sort of specialcounseling or instruction. 2.- ) He supervised the districts special education programs. 3.- ) The child accounting and statistics department was a harhis responsibility involves task which rowing setting school boundaries, aland ways controversial, keeping records upon which state financial aid Is calculated. There are few Individuals -- - Including Just a handful of school board members -- - who understand exactly how state school funds are distributed. The system Is the of result of action. legislative 4.- ) He supervised the schcoool health program -- coordinators operative truant officers, for those not familiar with the lingo and supervised school coun--- selors. AT THE HEART of his pro- fessional philosophy Is the belief educators must discover how each child learns. No two children learn In exactly the same fashion. were If going to do a good job of teaching all youngsters opposed to countries who we educate the select few must find ways to most effectively work with all child- ren. Big things are happening In the education field. Dr. Hutchinson points out that all IQ tests are based on studies conducted at the turn of the century which recognize five or six measurable mental ab- ilities. weve added three f.UJRRAY ..3955 So. Stef GRANGER Most adults In this country, he says, grew up In a system which paid a premium for high the ability to verbal IQ speak and write well, memorize and regurgitate tnfor mation. But, he says, more recent studies have uncovered as many as 120 different mental A youngster may abilities have a low verbal IQ but he high In manipulative skills. At the state Industrial school, Its been discot ered that children with high abilities are often . . . 3480 South Redwood Rd non-verb- al ery high in concept development and, . HE IS AN ADVOCATE selves in many such groups. Speaking of his career, Dr. The Hutchinson, exclaims, opportunities In a district like this are fantastic. He should know, hes worked in every section of Granite School District In one capacity of another. Hls Intimate knowledge of the communities within the district was one Important consideration in winning hls new position. In 1947, he Joined the district as a teacher of aviation at Granite High School... also working in counseling, social studies, occupations and psychology. In 1953, he moved to Olympus High School as a teacher He was principal at Garfield Elementary School from 1955 to 1956 when be became principal of South Kearns Elementary School. From 1959 to 1962, he was prinlclpal of Valley Junior High School. At that time he moved into the district office to become director of pupil personnel services. At the same time, he was at the university teaching level. During the summers of 1952, 1953 and 1954, Dr. Hutchinson was staff member and consultant, National Aviation Education Workshop, University of Colorado. In he spent the 1955, summer as director of Aviation Education Workshop in Aviation Education at the University of Hawaii during the summer of 1958. And during the spring quarter of 1962, he worked on the University of Utah campus as director of Aero-SpaWorkshop. Two periods of his career, however, are remember with special fondness. The year I was principal of Garfield Elementary School was very pleasant. It was a small school and I knew every child by hls first name. Speaking of his years as principal of Valley Junior Western . . . avoid Iho ruth end redeem early. ORDER YOUR GOLD STRIKE STAMPS NOW Call 278-14- 60 championship but were downed by Bountiful In a slippery mud bath of a battle. SUCCESSFUL PLAY Oklahoma, this years ach-o- ol play, was acclaimed by all who saw it. The play was also a total school production and acclaimed by the teachers whose classes were Commissioner Friday, November 29, requesting the light, advised the captain. I definitely think Its a necessity, 300 children he continued, use that Intersection twice a day. We want to make it as safe as we can, he said. When will the light be In- stalled? Captain Nellsen slad the light must be ordered from back east so sometimes It takes as long as two months. But he added he hopes a special order will shorten the waiting time. Meanwhile, the capta'n has an officer stationed at the corner now. Hell either remain there, or well hire a special man to guard the comer, he virtually hearsals. during empty SAFETY AWARD had has good year Due to the extra safoty-wls- e. extremely effort the T tans were awarded a National Safety Council the only high school award In the stat to make the grade. Winterize your power' mower Sharpen -- Tune up -- Change Oil New Plug $11.95 We will store It till May 15th Free pickup and delivery Holaday Feed & Sporting Goods 4644 Holladay Blvd. lAJeeh 227-26- 26 On I $25 Permanent now $15 inducting This level Is often sidered the 4k c, L r Expert Tipping r 12.50 of education, but its really the most exciting. These are the most disturbing years for a child but also the most fascinating. 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Parents Ask experience. zkWa h n This year the Olympus High School motto Is Titan Year Thus far, of Achievement the Titans have lived up to their hopes. footWith a state semi-fin- al Ron coach ball team, led by each assignment is a unique A n By JAN CARLSTON At the same time, he has 4to The three stations will operate Monday through Saturday from 10 a m to 6 p m They work this way Bnng your stamp books into the 2 Pick out your merchandise from the catalog 3 The clerk will order your merchandise by direct line to our warehouse, to make sure the item is in stock in the color, size or model you prefer You are guaranteed delisery the following day 4 During the night, your merchandise will be delivered to the 24 hour service guaranteed J Pick up your gifts at the the following day . no downtown traffic, no fuss, no lines or waiting If you prefer to see the items personally.you are welcome to use the main redemption center at 55 South 2nd West The main center will be open Monday through Friday till 9 p m.. Saturday 'till 6pm To Motto written several published articles on education. he says, In education, To Sub-statio- ns high school children Is fantastic. Those years really provide the greatest opportunities In teaching and development. Whats first on hls agenda as he takes over new duties? want to get well acquainted with what all our people are doings Dr. Hutchinson says. Then with everything In perspective, Ill be able to develop the mechanics of our program. ce MALL serve you better this Christmas season, GOLD STRIKE has opened three Santa for stamp redemption. of Of couse, the highly Intelligent and creative ones find them- the Miltcroek Plaza. COTTONWOOD com- natural grouping as opposed to the system of arbitrarily sifting children Into special groups based on ability and interests. People group themselves, and so do younhe says, gsters. They tend to segregate by Interests and work ability. 23rd East at 33rd South, In are another reason find were not Peppcride SOUTHEAST . for Instance, may shine in the new mathematics programs. "So, says Dr. Hutchinson, a whole systemof education was developed around facts is his first love. He's been --- as Pardon us Santa . . . but weve added a chimney As a matter of fact, 1 layer-upon-lay- er Murrays Meat Market $600 to Cant Go Wrong At Dress Shirt A complete selection In fine washable fabrics by such famous makers as ARROW, RAYMOR AND ELDORADO, Long and Short Sleeve. 400 Finer Meats & Olympus Lives Up New Granite Administrator duSTflwesjfr Ferrano |
