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Show HELPER PAGE SIX (Uttfc) JOURNAL MAY 8, 1969 THURSDAY, ! SCHOOL NEWS FROM H FL P E R w nate't ' i 1 0. JUNIOR HIGH By Rampagers Club th imit snH mHp the stu. caret Brandol. Rebecca Tabone. wen as learning things they .computers: the digital computer and the analog computer. Ana Debbie Bailey, Carryl Carison, mvat knew. own choice of pie. How iients want to wit a little more ni m i tti i log means "similar to aneua r con ami iciti are students kept organized pffort intn their ctudv! A robot is an auromauc dePisolos.' will be Automation and Computers playing piano while ail this cooKhg is going School Elections or machine that performs vice jano duets will be played by su by Shanna Farish specific functions automatically on? With four kitchens, the stuSeevers widman by Steve san and Kathy Widman, The 8th grade students are dents are divided placing three without the interventions of huThe Helper Jr. High School Ka Rhodes and Kelle studying "Automation and Com- man effort. The principle behind girls in one kitchen. Each day, has elected officers for the Miiovich students exchange jobs which school puters" in science. They learn- a robot is called feedback. The results year 9169-7are Bossy Bertha, who keeps ed that automation s a method United States Is Studied The students will soon be gothe girls in line, Susie Suds, who for using machines and a minito on to the study of "Changes a does the dishes, and Winnie of mum Lori operate manpower Buckley ing by TTT: Ikom 'PVlIC president; and Marie Truscott, nntuu Within the Atom." They hope to Mr. Allred's 9th or wiiu grade geo manufacturing process wiyco wipe, this now makes cooking organized and classes are enjoy chapter as much as graphy busy thee officers' leadertoe of fun. two the kinds There basic are chapter on automation. Un?lJ ship, this school year at Helper r Hi o tn h Rampage Pins Awarded to summarize and take notes on oof,,! by Mary Margaret Brandol the introductory chapter to the On April 21 pins were given Festival To Be Held United States. Discussions were Spring of the members to the Rampage by Joyce Porter then started. The classes learn-Thi- s Club. Everyone was happy with Spring Festival ed that by traveling from Maine NOTRE DAME BOOSTERS' the pins. The first year mem- will be year's on May 9 at the to California they pass through held ber's pins are gold scrolls with Mont Harmon Jr. re- topographical High. There nine n different TWx . A Ko c Kaon year guards attached. Second mu.. nill ciiAJim. Tiavi . en wiii mi4 i tf i mi. iii uccu n rtyr4cv ittAiil iiim A winiiii by the students to al Plains. 'Peidmont, the Appa- toto the Helper Cadet Band Mdhian Highlands, Helper Jr. High Con- - Plains, Central Plains, Great Z nfhm; cert toe BandHelPer Cadet Plains, the Rocky Mountains, wear pins and will tw(fnumberSf the Intermountain Basing, and present tnem"Toyland", by V. Herbert Ploy, the Pacific Coast. The students and "This Old Man", also have also learned that the Unit- Girls Work Hard! ! ! MAY 10 -P.M. by Sandy Draper y toe same composer, under ed States is the fourth largest me with direction over well of three Miss country in Marcia 9th and The 8th grada girls a balf million squara mlies. Mrs. Olsen's gym classes have Green. The Concert Band, di- BLACKOUT WINNER THIS WEEK K fourth largest in p&pu- rected Mr. is in been working hard by preparaLarry Beebe, th will Chin0' Indla' atld tion for the track meet which is play "Block M Concert J Notre Dame School Quinset Bldg. - Price S(m&t Umn being larger to be held on May 15, 1969. Thf March" by Jerry H. Bilik, students are meet will take place at East "Pearl Fishers" by George Bi- having fun just $25 BLACKOUT GUARANTEED muon iney reauy Carbon High School. The girls zei, ana "CuDan Capers" by ?ccius know about their are looking forward to this with John Kinyon. country as The following students will great anticipation. Some of the events that the piay instrumental solos: Eddie girls will enter are the high Chavez, tuba; Gene Kosec, cor- jump, standing broad jump, 50- - net; Chudh Chamberlain, cornet; dash, run- - Boyd Pilling, drum; Joyce Por- yard dash, ning long jump, 440 speed relay ter, French horn; Becky Fazzio, and speed race, and softball French horn; T'Ann Phelps, throw. Girls participating in French horn; Diane Porter, bas- these events have been trying soon; Laura Cha, clarinet; Ron- their hardest to better their aid Hall, clarinet; Dwight every day. They are all son, trumpet; Kathy Seevers, looking ahead and hoping for a trumpet; Steven Olson, cornet; successful track meet this year, and Jan Riddle, flute. In addi tion there will be several en- U S History fcSh0 Martinez Clinet by Kendra K. Tomsic Carol Mr. Allred's 8th grade history Juanita transon is a unit about riin SECOND WEEK OF A-Ill 1117 in1 LJlii.nll ANNIVERSARY SALE porianon ana commumcauon. Freadt BeckV h trio " AllTo spice this study, Mr. azF ,v So 6 T red has assigned a question to PhfpS; WEEKEND PRICES FREE PARKING 6' SSsan each student. Some of the stu- - gken Sd Carlson; flute dents with the same question "foen Murray Jamie are working in groups. The stu- D UNION MARKET Davis; tuba dents were to find all the in-and Louie formation they could on their SJJ. due WHOU Question. Pictures and reports Ptty Skriner " were given. . n,p A bulletin board was assem- J?m5 y? Jelec bled so that the students might tt.CUIge iae studv the different types of com-- 1 CUT UP lb 36c munication and transportation. rldrPn4 p.. , J S1DSThis was a different approach aZ "Twi xiuxnperaincjc u ugni dv Ira R CWICC e going to S??' sing "This Is My Country" by 311(1 if "Lucky Crickett" r--y Wll Willi by William Attawty; the 9th v, i '..their s7.hu ui". - making a variety of pastries, by Sherri Heino pies and breads. Students learn- -Miss Maughn's 9th grade ed the difference between mufhome ec. classes have been fins and biscuits and how to Pastry, Pies and Muffins . i IriJ ;Km 1PJlL 1 - .?uiylHaft - JSfSviSS?M iuvu n-- i in. Pation i - 4.1 , Interior - - 8 SATURDAY, $160 . M 75-ya- HAVE YOU HAD YOUR Neil-scor- OLD CAR LONG ENOUGH? - S? fev jjjg- If lack of ready cash is all that's keeping you from buying a new one, come in on a low-co- st bank Auto for figure-fact- s - T- - 1VU"I tmmm flurry j1 vrom income i? 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