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Show ! Steto! to fegi raft raidEx ! High school renovated, grounds landscaped; registration set j Modern colors of aqua blue, yellow, and autumn v orange, designed to create a cheerful and gay feel- ; iner. will attract attention as students gather at Spring- ville High next week. All hallways hall-ways have been repainted as i well as several classrooms and j. the girl's gymnasium. The kit- chen classroom has been com- j pletely remodeled with steel ,; cabinets installed. Several class- rooms have new student desks also utilizing contemporary, i friendly colors. i The school grounds have re- : j ceived excellent care during the summer, and the new shrubs and trees planted by the students stu-dents last spring are doing fine. j New drinking fountains, a do- i nation from the graduating j; class, are in the process of be- j ing installed a much needed ! improvement as thirsty stu- : dents of the past will verify. Student body officers headed j; by Tom Jackson, president, jl have been working diligently on !: a new student handbook, and I; plans for the coming year. The j enthusiasm and energy of these i young people promises a most . enjoyable and spirited school ! year. j . Registration will be held Monday, Mon-day, August 26, and will begin with senior students at 8 to 10 a.m.; juniors at 10-12 a.m.; and sophomores at 1 p.m. Sopho- : ; mores are requested to report promptly at 1 p.m. to the audi-, torium to receive information about registration procedure and school policies. Since the j ; large full length lockers instal- i led last year must be shared by two people, students should decide de-cide now who their locker partner part-ner will be. i Fees required will total $16 ' j i per student $10 for book rent- ' ! : al ($3 deposit included to be ' returned in the spring), $5 student stu-dent activity fee, and $1 locker and towel fee. There are special spe-cial fees for a few classes and I these will be requested at a la- i ter date. j ' Opening day Aug. 29 ; Plans and programs are rap- jj idly drawing to completion for ! ; the opening day of school, Aug. ji ; 29, reported Supt. Russell N. ,' Stansfield. With the first Prin- jl;; cipal's Meeting scheduled for 9 i ! a.m., Friday, August 23, the j i new school year officially gets j ' underway. The opening of j : school, however, will be preceded pre-ceded by several days of meetings meet-ings for all teachers, administrators, adminis-trators, custodians, clerks, school lunch personnel, bus drivers, dri-vers, nurses, speech and hearing hear-ing instructors and numerous others interested in school programs. pro-grams. District Institute will convene con-vene at the Spanish Fork High School Auditorium at 9 a.m. ' on August 27. This session will be under the direction of Supt. i Stansfield and the Nebo Educa- !l tional Association officers. I; General orientation for new teachers and all of those re- ; turning after a leave of absence will be held on Wednesday, August 28, at 8:30 a.m. at the Spanish Fork High School. At 10:30 a.m. faculty meetings will be held in each school of the District, where teachers will be assigned their rooms, issued supplies and learn of school & District policies. The -first holiday will be on Monday, Sept. 2, Labor Day, with school to resume on Tues-day, Tues-day, Sept. 3. In hospital E. A. Strong, Sr., is confined con-fined to the LDS hospital and , was reported Wednesday as j . doing as well as could be ex- j pected following recent major j surgery. j ; Most 4-H programs are good ; on or off the farm. |
