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Show At Hillsdale Thursday, January THE GREEN SHEET 5B 22, 1987 3 - Students Find Beauty All Around GRANGER. Using the five senses around the piano to listen and watch. discover beauty is part of Others come to sit and knit, Hillsdale elementarys Hillsdale crochet, tat or spend the lunch hour Hawks care about beautiful things, program, students are finding there are a lot of beautiful things to care about. The smell and taste of bread; the feel of leather, corduroy or yarn; the sound of music and the color in a painting are all becoming part of each students experience. One class each day takes on the task of raising bread dough, baking it and serving the fresh slices to fellow students, explained teacher Mary Linton. Teachers provide the butter and jelly, she added, and everyone enjoys the aroma that pervades the halls, not to mention the taste of the hot bread. Using the five senses is important and students enjoy learning about it, she said. The children have a feel box, in which they can put their hands to experience the sense of touch. As they explore the contents, they explain to the class what they feel, whether rough or smooth in texture, whether round or square or triangular - learning these things strictly from touch. Students have knelt to feel the school's flooring to discover the different textures in the building, of carpet and tile, of corduroy pants or cotton blouses, and have made rubbings. The projects are tied into vocabulary, spelling, reading and writing classes, the teacher explainto other fine work, while the children gather around to watch their guests create beauty of another doing . . . also includes Hillsdale's focus on beauty. tion (which Students involved in eighth grade sewing classes at Kearns junior high will present a fashion show at 11:15 a.m. tomorrow Friday in the school auditorium. Teacher Julie McDonald said each student will model at least one article of clothing they have constructed. Included will be sweat sweatshirts, stirrup pants, over-sizpants and denim skirts. Students began their sewing experience by making sewing kits and girls aprons, she said. Twenty-eigh- t are involved in the show. Parents and friends are being invited to attend. $8.95 10.95 8.95 Tylo We rekey most locks Deliver W 961 7121 'SaxtoK d 'BUILDERS MAR 3555 Welt 3500 South n G ranger HEADLINES FACTS by Lory Anderson by Jenny Lofgren finally here. Since the beginning of November, students from the fashion merchandising classes have been hard at work preparing for the show. Everything is done strictly by hair design students, from make-up- . and clothing, to set design, production and lighting. Miss Stephanie Bagley, the adviser of the show and teacher of the classes, is very excited about the show. The merchandising class is set up to teach students everything about the fashion industry. They learn about the different styles of clothing, top clothing designers and they learn exactly what it takes to become designers, models, make-u- dressers, designers and directors of fashion shows. The show really gives us some hands-oexperience and we're having fun doing it too, said one of the models. Many of the clothes are donated to Continued on page 7. n Would like to introduce you exciting World of Beauty & Fashion as a career. PECIAL PRICE Payment plan available with no interest or finance charge & TUITION Jan. 20 - Feb. 10th West Valley Only ENROLL NOW! 4614 So. 4000 West b - 966-841- 4 COUPON L CLASSES -R- EGISTER ANYTIME Next Class Starts Jan. 26th Feb. & 1 6th Mornings & Afternoons, Classes begin at 9:00 a.m., 9:35 a.m. and 10: 10 a.m. in the morning session. Classes begin at 4:00 p.m., 4:35 p.m., 5:10 p.m. and 5:45 p.m. in the aftrnoon session. OFFERED MON., WED., FRI's COST: (All Classes for 930 Min. Classes) 17.00 15.00 13.00 Non-Reside- nt Resident Members THE RECREATION SPECIALISTS KEARNS SWIMMING POOL 5624 So. 4800 W. H (Owned & Operated by Salt Lake County Sarvlce Aroa 966-422- 9 ) jj inO v OFF ANY PERM Offer good at both locations 5638 S. 900 East Murray, 4616 S. 4000 West West Valley, 266-469- 966-841- ejiresj2&B7 GROUP LESSONS SALT ON Stunned - - many basketball teams have remained stunned on the court as we have walked away with a victory. Yes. our basketball team is for real. This season we have an record record, compared to the of the last two seasons. Why have we done so well this year compared to the last two years? First of all. we play as a team. "These young gentlemen have worked tremendously hard since the end of last season. This team shows that hard work does pay otf," commented Coach Whiting. Of course, it does help to have two team captains who spend countless hours practicing. John Moses and Gary Trost lead the team to victory. Although Moses is out with an injured knee right now, he gives his full support at each game, encheering as each thusiastically basket is made. We are looking forward to seeing John back out on the court soon. Trost usually leads each game with the most points scored. He hardly ever misses a foul shot. Gary is truly a valuable player as he Continued on page 7. Beauty Hairitage Collegeto of the Jc -C- ADULTS THRU HILDRENS "farmer p v INFAUIS ( show. The social event of the year is Kwikset Single in SWIMMING LESSONS KEARNS. Sights, Camera, Fashion" is the theme for Granger high's fashion I FURRY FRIEND . . . Mindy Ormond cuddles her fluffy bunny Hillsdale's beautiful things program. Fashion Show Is Set Friday At Kearns JIIS Sandy Eye shows part of her doll colleca number of Cabbage Patch dolls) in LANCER Cylinder ra . Audrey Mathison. Also, Jessie Nielsen. Stefanie Nylander. Brooke O Bagy, Leanne Painter. Julie Perkins, Myndi Phillips. Corrin Pitkin. Michael Porter. Courtney Robbins. Tiffany Shaw. Joanna Stucki. Tyson Tanner, Jeff Valley, Bvitany Walker. Kristan Walgren and Lisa Ward. IN' .ACE Martinez. Christian namdwam Cylinder Entry Locksets !V e DEAD BOLTS wvft BENNION. Names of sixth grade students receiving recognition for good citizenship have been announced at Bennion elementary. Honored as Bobcats of the Month for January are Sommer Bolman and Jeff Yailev. Receiving recognition as Bennion Bobcat Bests are Joe Adams, Shawn Baugh. Michael Brunson, Sommer Bolman. Rusty Calkins. Michael Colledge. Alisha Dimmitt, Annalee Draper. Nicole Fraser. Randy Gee, Candice Hall. Susan Leatherwood, ACE Kwikset Double ? Bobcats Arc Named At Bcnnion School ed. In learning AN EYE FOR BEAUTY sfe classroom display. The students were also invited to bring beautiful things from home they have made to show and share with their class. Continued on page 6 new-bake- d about the senses of sight and sound, students see movies about caring for the eyes and ears and how they are used. During lunch periods there are varied activities to expand the program, said Mrs. Linton. Classical records may be played as the children eat. Teachers also have recordings available for classroom use to play as the students work and to discuss afterward. Many people from the community are visiting the school during lunch hours. A pianist may play as the youngsters eat and, when their meal is done, those interested can gather kind and, again, to learn how it is done, and to ask questions. An artist may sit and work on a painting, again opening a way for the students to watch the creation of beauty, and to ask questions. Paintings are also available for 2 LAKE WITH THIS COUPON COUNTY SERVICE AREA SWIMMING POOL Expires Feb 17th, 1987 KEARNS 3 1 II U |