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Show Salt Lake County, It ah Page 5 ROCKY MOIST A IN REVIEW Thurtday , June25,1964 Utah Gets Awards Anyway, Despite Record High Traffic Death Total Utah's record high total of traffic deaths last year was not due to relaxed efforts by various state agencies, noted the Utah Safety Council This fact was officially revealed In an announcement from the National Safety Council that six special awards for outstanding traffic safety activities have been voted for the State of Utah. s These awards have no direct relationship to estate's actual death record. They are corded In recognition of achle- ,vlng a high level of performance measured against stan dards and criteria set up for the councils annual inventory of traffic safety activities. an One of the largest classes TYPJNX CAN BE DIFEICUXT In the Olympus summer school program Is typing. Both beginners and advanced typing Is offered students. Busily working on "Now Is the time for all good men Is Bonnie McGregor. HELP WHEN NEEDED Mrs. fUta Staley, a teacher and counselor at Olympus High for 11 years, goes over an English lesson with M argo Everett and Dennis Bosch. SmalL-- . classes during the summer school program provides Intense individual attention for students. Six Week Session At Olympus must achieve a graded per- formance of 90 percent or better of the minimum level established by the Traffic Inventory program. "We are pleased to congratulate those Cfficlals of the state for the fine work they are doing In these endeavors. Our real concern now Is that the public at large will support such efforts with equally superior driving and walking performance. We also hope that slmillar Jjlgh level performances In these activities will be achieved at local levels, as of course there Is where all of our traffic missaid Dr. A.M, haps occur, Okelberry, president of Utah Safety CounciL life-savi- ng Council officials stressed that an awad does not mean that perfection Is reached. Specific recommendations for more Improvement in the award and other activities win be Identified when the formal printed Inventory report is received early this summer, the Utah Safety Council spokes- pointed out. Awards are: (1) accident system and use (2) school traffic safety education (3) public traffic safety education (4) organization of offic- - v lain and citizens for traffic Improvement (5) driver licensing program (6) police traffic supervision. To qualify, each activity ds 9W 192 Local Youngsters, Summers Are For Studying and driver education. Summer sounds of children on vacation Include the buzzing of bike wheels, the whack of a bat hitting a ball and the of- fered to Junior and senior high students plus any Interested adult They Include typing, office machines, basic electricity, radio, auto mechanics, physical conditioning, metal work, vocal and Instrumental music and gymnastics. continual patter of running, skipping and hopping feet. But to 192 youngsters, summer sounds Include the swishing of book pages, the tapping of typewriters and the silent sound of knowledge being absorbed. These youngsters, Including two adults, are taking advantage of one or more of 20 courses offered through the Olympus High summer program. The session, from June 8 to July 17, comprises a wide variety of studies. Offered are regular, accelerated and make-u- p academic courses plus crafts, skills, vocational and physical educa- tlon courses. studies, offered to OCrfdlt who has completed ninth grade, include English, algebra, girl's health SMALL CLASSES "Irm quite enthusiastic about the program, said W. Harold Handley, Olympus High School prlncipaL I think the summer program is a wonderful opportunity for the students, he continued. "Some of the best teacher-pup- il relationships develop during the summer months. Due tothesmallclas-se- s, youngsters who really need help can get It. Summer school absenteeism Is almost nulL Students who come, come because they want to. Only one student out of the 192 has dropped out, the principal added. six-we- ek "It helps the teacher stay in his profession for a longer period each year and also helps him financially, the ed- total of approximately 90 percent of summer students are from Olympus High; the rest come from other schools Including Granger, Hillcrest, St. Marys of the Wasatch and Skyline. summer clasThe half-da- y ses vary In size from nine to 30 students. Enrollment Is divided equally between students making up courses and students taking advanced stuA classes are Non-cre- dit ucator gives me a change to get back Into teaching, Mrs. Staley commented. (Continued on Page 8) Enthusiasm is high among both teachers and pupils for the summer program. W. 1 Bruderer, who tea- ches German during the regular school year, is conducting a typing course two periods a day during the summer. "Its sure different from the regular school year, Mr. Bruderer said. "Out of 20 students, only one ever came late. They give It all they have In their work. English teacher Rita Staley Is quite pleased and satisfied with her students. "I enjoy the summer session very much, because It dies. HELPS TEACHER Not being superstitious, Olympus has 13 volunteer teachers on hand for the summer session. Dr. Handley, who has been principal of Olympus for six years, said he has always had more than enough teachers who volunteer for the program. span of an After added. Dm g NIW I o.m. HOURS! J9 mn ttnric to $ SAFETY B 16S last 6th South REME tni lowin pcts ruuv eu, maxis mi WSMmMWM WNKl AUOMMINT CHAR BRA' BRAKES TIRES t Youll Find All Your Millcreek Gardens ORTHO-GR- Tams 12 -- 15 size iXv. 3 f Andoras 1. Each and - In LIMITED TIME ONLY SYSTEMIC t 2966 RUFFOUT FOOT RUFFIN TOP $16.95 Mem $10.95 Boys: 6-- 12 3-- 12 .StemIC Cltl to 12 to 6 Sprint around plant. 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