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Show 6B THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, March 24, 1988 SCHOOLS Tayiorsviiie honor kou Released Student Officers Elected At Whittier Elementary it and possible solutions to the problem. Third graders taught by Peggy Barton built fcastles as part of their study which was tied into language, art and social studies units. Veda what causes WEST VALLEY. Election of student officers was held last week at Whittier elementary. Chris Evans was retained as president. Karla Newman will serve as vice president; Greg Nickel, high. Seniors earning a grade point average of 3 8 to 4 0 include. Douglas Akagt, Sandra Akagt, Annalisa Anderton, Jeffrey Arnold, Patricia Barney, Kaylene Barth, Melissa Berry, Theresa Bingham, Bnmhall, Jennifer Jason Bowles, Shawna Buswell, Jennifer Cameron, Cumco, Lisa Chapman, Kimberly Angela Ellis, Melinda Evans, Chnsty Evenson, Chen Forman, Olivia Garcia, Tonya Gunderson, Jeana Hartley, Sally Nelsons third grade class poured Irish blessings on the school as a St. Patricks Day project. secretary-treasure- r; historian. Hathaway, Classroom representatives include Missy Packer, Mike Green, Lars Elliot, Kim Solberg, fourth grade; Julie Wehrli, Andrea Saunders, Trade Duke, Becky Marquette, fifth grade; Tony Sweat, Elizabeth Bowen, J. T. Marsh, sixth grade. Gail Sampsons class recently concluded a unit on pollution, Danell Juniors on the high honor roll include Becky Amge, Liza Arslanian, Julie Barker, Trent Beal, Kenneth Booth, Nanette Burnside, Nanette Brown, Brenda Burton, Guy Cazier, Jacquelin Chapman, Nicki Colby, John Craven, Karla Delctd, Tyler Dow, Kirstopher Foltz, Jenntlyn Fullmer, Knstene Good-sel- l, Andrew Graft, Cary Harding, James Hickenlooper C. Barr Hill. of Names the on students earning a place high honor roll for second term have been released at Taylorsville TAYLORSVILLE. Jameson, Jamee Stephanie Also, Knight, Connie Langon, Jensen, Stacey Katnna Larsen, Joseph Leishman, Todd Mendenhall, Staci Milne, Jefferson Memelka, Travis Oliphant, Jason Rose, Steven Rose, Robyn Scnber, Michael Seely, Jeffrey Smith, Nathan Spencer, Blenda Talbot, Kimberly Tull Kim Ha Vu, Yashtoka Miyabt, Dustin Zierold. Sophomores on the high honor roll are- Knsten Andersen, Corey Anderson, Brandon Angle, Brek Bolton, John Daniel Brock, John Bruun, Breinholt, Heather Chapman, Camille Chnsttans-en- , Scott Crockett, Jennifer Elsasser, Theresa Fox, Stacie Frost, Heather Fullmer, Clinton Gibsor, Fawn Groves, Troy Guevara, Warren Hansen, Patrick Harnson, Michelle Harshberger Also, Robert Hayes, Shane Herndon, Elisabeth Holtkamp, Melinda Hughes, David Jackson, Brett Johnson, Amdy Jurges, Kenner Kingston, Tracy Lovell, Jennifer Openshaw, Marla Panhorst, LeeAnn Phillips, Mary Ptnborough, Mary David Sewell, Mara Schwendiman, Talbot, Bradley Taylor, Stacey Vargec-kRulon Waite, Scott Lever Higgmson, Rebecca Howard, Melissa Huber, Jennifer Isgng, Jennifer Jepp-soJill Kelsey, Jeanme Larsen, Dana Lauritzen, Cindy Leishman, Matthew Lewis, Knsten Lightfoot, Wendy Lueb-bMichelle Madden, Daniel McDou-gla- n, - e, s. Also, Christa McKinnon, Kirsti Naylor, Wendy Nelson, Hung Nguyen, Jody t, Nielsen, Cynthia Norman, Lome Kevin Quinn, Troy Peterson, Kristen Reed, Robert Reitz, Brent Richey, David Riley, Gary Rosenkrantz, Came Sabounn, Deborah Sandberg, Amy Schwendiman, Stephanie Seager, Loran Simper, Jennifer Skeem, Linda Smith, Janelle Tervort, Toan Thai, Thi Tran, Rebecca Uhlig, Mana Vanad-ngheJennifer Ware, Russell Was-deAngela Watterson, Pamela Weight, Heather Wiskerchen, Bradly Wood, Jeffery Woolston Pan-hors- n, o, CLASSIC HAIStDESISN WELCOME ... Alicia Hansen, Candice Adamson and Sherrie welcome patrons to an Open House Thursday at Kearns Junior high. Ml - 0000 EXPIRES MARCH 30 OTTER PERMS 107 10 KEARNS. THE NEW YORK TIMES MAGAZINE CROSSWORD PUZZLE Breakups SWIFTPuzzles Edted by Eugene T. Mateska BY PETER ACROSS 1 C ( ho.H Ski slope features II Ijppetl lightly I 7 Leaping inser 21 Disassembled 22 Du a 1 greenhouse chore 23 Ancient marts 24 Dear sweet person 25 BIGAMY 27 PLUMBING 29 Four Saints . 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V6V-01Y- "Where a nick, or scratch cm save you Money." Interior Doors, Exterior Doors, Prehung Doors, Oak Cabinet Doors, and Drawer Fronts, Oak Vanity Cabinets with Marble or Onyx Tops. Windows, Name Brand Vinyl Floor Coverings. A book fair will be offered in the media center and students, arents and friends are invited to rowse and purchase from a wide variety of books. ASK ABOUT THIS MONTH'S SPECIAL ON MINI SPA TUBS WITH 40 SAVINGS FROM - 5049 So. State St. to 60 Sat., 10-- 6; M-- 9-- S - aries St VI oil 98 Additional tryouts 700 Stc ms Pennant 103 Wall St term 104 Color intensity 102 106 Zenana 107 Mindful 108 Mulsh buds 109 Sporiscc nlei 1 10 Hai i.ic ks sound 1 1 1 I ake Nassei dam 113 Victoria , Gothic novelist 114 Constantly 115 Simulate Alibi quesiered 117 Sometimes they i c private Anncde Beaupre, Que 120 Make rigorous demands on 119 ickJ Your Week Ahead Horoscope Forecast Period: ARIES Mar. r. TAURUS Apr. 20-M- 19 20 GEMINI May21-Jun- e 20 CANCER June21-July2- 2 LEO July VIRGO Aug. 22 g. 22 23-Se- LIBRA 2 Sept.23-Ocl.2- 327-428- 8 Aspects favor success in professional and business matters. Channel your energies constructively. Valuable friendships are formed. Travel for business or professional reasons is likely. Legal maneuvering is rather spasmodic and calls for patience. Joint funds come under scrutiny. An independent audit would be good insurance protection, and would give you peaceof mind. Unpredictable Uranus is transiting your Seventh House of Partners, and tells you to do away with the conventional. Your creaUve skills come alive and you find more efficient and productive ways of accomplishing the job. New and unusual methods for bring uplifting events into the life. You are an inspiration to others. Tensions at home are relieved somewhat by the presence of an understanding older pu.cn who joins the family circle. SCORPIO Ocl.23-Nov.2- 1 SAGITTARIUS Nov. 22-De- c. 21 CAPRICORN Dec.22-Ja- n. 19 AQUARIUS Jan.20-Fe-b. 18 PISCES Feb. 19-M- 20 242-762- ? 129 Penetrate 130 Meara and Sexton 122 Long pel Sudden flashes of intuition stimulate the mind to probe for deeper meaning. Electronic wizardry is a fascinating study. Financial endeavors involving group effort and other peoples money are a bit erratic. Heed the caution of an experienced one. Your personal integrity is threatened when friends question your radical viewpoints. Dont try so hard to be different. The subtle development of a more outgoing, optimistic attitude attracts friendships and leads to unexpected and interesting happenings. The social and romantic side of your nature looks for practical angles with security assured. Then you pull an unpredictable stunt. Its been said that the best things in life come in small packages. And now, the best way to find out if youre expecting one is through Holy Cross Jordan Valley Hospital physicians. Because for a limited time, our pregnancy screening service is absolutely free. Just call one of the physician offices below to arrange for your free pregnancy screening. Obstetrics Dr. Mitchell Barney Dr Arlen Jarrell 3590 Wfest 9000 South 569 2620 3590 Wfest 9000 South & 561 Dr. Mana Oneida nfn VJl HOSPITAL 3580 VNfest 9000 South Wfest Jordan, Utah 9304 Dr. Steven Shirts 4052 Pioneer Parkway 964 6061 Family Practice 8949 South 2700 Wfest 566 9211 holy cross J0RDAN VALLEY 561-888- 8 84088 ext. 510 Gynecology Dr. Thomas McNeihs 3590 ttfest 9000 South 569 2626 3 DLOSCII SALES CO. Down-easter'- s 16 Sc 6 99 i 128 Supernumer- 1 8 LUCY LEWIS CALL FORAPPT. Techniques Contour home 127 Shambles Gossip Panoplies i Fwhion indmduel IMPROPER 123 Author Gardner 124 Faculty 125 River through Tours Campus gp 72 roughl foi In (Mill Current 121 GENERA! LD splen-do- Fashion Hair Designer the auditorium featuring performances by students in drama, vocal music, band, orchestra and dance classes. Foreign language students will host a French restaurant, taking orders (in French) for a variety of croissants. The annual science fair will be set up in the science rooms and halls. Reg. HAIRCUT thereat Gieek letter . Reg. 115 Shoe part ' 118RF- ARRANGES rifle 71 Showy FASHION $499 10 Moslem month Var 112 Anticipate 113 Cousin of r 64 Being 65 Wails 66 Binge 67 ( one in Is, with up 68 "La Ci unde II lusion 'dnec lor 70 I inks star Gary (under 10) Kids 1 stag 1 Students, parents and members of the community are invited to a science fair and open house to be held tonight (Thursday) from 6:30 to 8:30 at Kearns junior high school. The event will include displays all demonstrations and in said departments, principal Timothy F. Dyson, designed to acquaint parents and patrons with the diversified programs offered at the school and oner an opportunity to the community to see student work. A program will be presented in ONLY 19 99 Cut Included Reg. Reg. & Tinted 45 Science Fair, Open House Tonight At Kearns Junior 106 WCOUPOR FEEL SO LIVELY Dr. Steve Stahl 8949 South 2700 566 9211 Wfest Dr. Francis Deng Wfest 9000 South 3590 7 2 |