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Show m i msimmmt,, fc t f - Born; 27 Girls arrivals reported born to area residents during the past Fifty-eig- ht I new were week. Almost evenly divided, the boys lead with only four. Following is a list of new parents living within the Green Sheet area. COTTONWOOD LDS Girls . . Chester Todd (left) is assuming Granger high principal position' from which Moroni Jensen is leaving to CHANGING. take district post. Personnel Changes In Administrative Posts GRANITE PARK. A number of administrative changes have been announced throughout Granite School District. Moroni L. Jensen, principal at Granger high, will move mm IN MURRAY SIZES 6 "16 WIDTHS AA-EEE- E REDWING SHOE STORE Volley Central Shopping Center 4371 So. State into the district office as assistant director of adult education and principal of the Adult Evening school. The new principal at Granger high will be Chester M. Todd, who has been principal at Evergreen junior high the past nine years. Clark Frel, principal at Brockbank junior high, Magna, has been assigned as supervisor in the pupil personnel department in the district office. Taking over at Brockbank junior high as principal will be Riley L. Newton, from his position as assistant principal at Cyprus high. Phil J. Herbert, supervisor of the district's English education, will become assistant principal at Cyprus high. Russell A. Neilson, intern principal at Granite high, will become Evergreen junior high principal, replacing Mr. Todd. Sherman Johansen, Granger elementary principal,- will transfer to 262-41- 41 Cottonwood ele- mentary and will be replaced YOU DESERVE IT Because you don't use your car for business or don't drive over 30 miles a week commuting to work. S24S South Stat StrMt Phone: 2664487 ug"M9u 1074 Phono: bit orrict HILLCT MUM 21st South 7150 South 9th East Phono: 258 4297 4S6-139- urmopoiiTAN 5410 Wott 3600 So. Phono: 299-141- 3601 "hoit: Phono: xi wi 254-305- n fX LIFE AUTO TRUCK 262-557- ornci Stt 1MVBTQH PfTia 1630 WHt 14600 South Stroot 7S69 South Stato Phono: 255-713- 7 South Stat FIRM COMMERCIAL June 13, Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. Donaldson, 340 E. 6220 South Mr. and Mrs. Richard K. Hintze, 1367 E. Vine St. June 14, and Mrs. Stanford Mr. Frehner, 1250 Manor Cir. June 15, Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Higley, 125 E. 4800 , South June 18, Mr. and Mrs. Roger P. Cotten, 151 W. 5275 South June 19, Mr. and Mrs. William G. Forsyth, 3525 So. 1100 East Mr. and Mrs. Larry J. Mounteer, 5611 So. 1300 East Mr. and Mrs. Frederick E. Rose, 235 E. 5480 South June 7, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Newman, 465 E. 6400 South June 9, Mr. and Mrs. DavidN. Graham, 3510 So. 587 East June 12, n, Mr. and Mrs. Dean F. 114 E. 6980 South by Paul H. Lefevor, now at- Evergreen junior high in 1959. Mr. Todd and his wife have tending USU and former Beaver county superintendent of eight children, two of whom schools. are married. He served as a Varon Howell will leave his member of the bishopric of the position as principal at Woo- Nibley Park ward for eight dstock elementary to take a years and is at present a similar position at Upland member, of the Granite stake Terrace elementary. The new high council. Woodstock elementary princHe is presently making an ipal will be Arvil Stone, who appraisal of the programs at has been Rosecrest element- Granger high and expresses Mr. Jensen has been principal at Granger high the past 3 12 years. His former school assignments have been as principal at Cyprus 5 12 years, at Valley junior high for six years and as the first principal of the first elementary school in Kearns for one year. He was a teacher and junior high principal inSevier county for about 20 years prior to coming to Granite district. EAGLE-ADVERTIS- 31 Doys Mr. and Mrs. Daniel T. Mr. and Mrs. Heber J. Daugherty, 6047 So. 6th West Lloyd, 1243 E. 5600 South Mr. and Mrs. Gustave OlJune 6, son, 675 W. 3900 South Mr. and Mrs. James H. June 9, 4538 Range Cir. Box, Francis Mr. and Mrs. and Mrs. Fred A. Par-sa- il, Mr. 130 6548 West So. Wankier, 5717 So. 490 West June 12, Mr. and Mrs. Craig R. Mr. and Mrs. James C. Gatherum, 5648 So. 920 East Mr. and Mrs. Lowell W. Robinson, 4635 Atwood Blvd. LET'S SALT LAKE HOSPITALS Mc-Ke- 01-se- much interest in the curriculum and academic affairs. He is pleased with the outstanding coaching and athletic program of the school. He will assume his duties July 1. Mr. Frei has the distinc tion of being the first and only principal at Brockbank junior high. He took the assignment when the school first opened in 1949-5- 0. He has been in education the past 35 years. "It has been a very delightful experience and I have thoroughly enjoyed every bit of time I have had the privilege of working with the faculty, students and community,1' Mr. Frei explained. He is proud of the art collection at the school numbering 42 paintings, a project started the second year at the school. Mr. Frei's new assignment will be working with Dr. John Reed Call, director of the department of pupil personnel in the district office. Mr. Newton, the new Brockbank junior high principal is well-knoin the Magna area, having served the past four years as assistant principal at Cyprus high. Mr. Newton served for a short time as a counselor prior to that and has taught physical education, math, science and English. He taught at Olympus and Valley junior highs prior to his Cyprus assignment. "I feel a challenge and enthusiasm for my new job and am pleased for the opportunity," said Mr. Newton, "but I have mixed feelings about the assignment because of the association I have built up with people at this school." Mr. Herbert has been serving with English education, grades seven through 12, for the past three years. Prior to that he taught English at Cyprus htgb for three years and served as intern principal for one year under Normand Gib- "I think it will be a bons. real fine experience to re- turn to Cyprus high and I'm looking forward to it," he commented. Mr. Neilson will take over at Evergreen junior high after serving one year as Intern principal at Granite high. He has previously taught at Central junior high and Wasatch junior high in physical education, served one year as counselor at Wasatch and as a counselor at Churchill jun- Mr. Jensen said the district expects growth and expansion in adult education since people have found further learning not only necessary, but pleasing. The district is talking of using existing buildings more than during the regular school day and of involvement of the community in the school program. It is interested in providing the opportunity for people to get involved in education besides the regular day program. I'm looking forward with a great deal of enthusiasm to my new assignment, but with a feeling of nostalgia of leaving Granger high and the community," commented Mr. Jensen. "My particular loss will be the very close association I have had with the young people. There's not a finer group of youngsters anywhere than are found in this area. He said he will still be working with the "kids in the evening high school program, however. The new Granger principal is a native of Salt Lake. He received his bachelors and masters degrees at the UofU and taught chemistry at East high. After three years teaching general science at Cyprus junior high he left in 1941 to serve as a first lieutenant in the field artillery at Ft. Calif., where he served as personnel consultant doing work in psychology. He was sent to Washington D.C. for a course In psychology and was then assigned to the Ft. Bliss TrainlngCenter, to the headquarters of the First Army in New York, a assignment through the Pentagon and then to General Mac Arthur's headquarters in the Philippines. Upon discharge from the service he taught at Olympus high for four years In general science. He served as principal at Whiltier, Oak- -j wood and Ubby Edwards ele-- 1 ior high. Mr. Johnasen will remain mentary schools prior to his assignment as principal at at Granger elementary to finish up the summer program and report to Cottonwood elementary about Aug. IS. He said he will try to correlate next year's program with the principal prior to his departure. FOR SPAGHETTI DINNER Girls June 17, an, Mr. and Mrs. Donald J. 3451 So. 335 East Mr. and Mrs. Leo Kent Cutler, 3400 So. 8th East June 18, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis J. Gonzales, 4395 So. 1250 East) Mr. and Mrs. Ronald G. Gustaffson, 5551 So. 9th East June 6, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Kennedy, 715 Green Valley Dr. June 9, Mr. and Mrs. Heber AnderBoys son, 4435 So. 9th East June 13, Mr. and Mrs. Larry E. June 11, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Weedcox, Bickham, 4074 So. 300 West APPOINTED . . . L. Clark Frei (left) moves into district office, leaving Riley Newton with Brockbank principal post. ary principal. 3319 So. 13th East 2C MURRAY (UTAH) Charles Mr. and Mrs. 1100 Thursday, June 27, 1968 East Evans, 4420 So. June 12, 560 Virginia St. Mr. and Mrs. F. Olsen, 114 Park, June 7, Mr. and Mrs. Max J. Mer-re- ll, E. 6980 South Mr. and Mrs. Terry Bach3760 So. 1300 East 4942 Geneva Dr. elor, Boys Mr, and Mrs. Donald G. June 13, June 9, Spencer, 778 E. 4800 South Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow RogMr. and Mrs. F. Junior Mr. and Mrs. Kent Nielson, ers, 135 W. 5275 SO. Housekeeper, 908, Milkreek 969 Vine St. June 18, Way June 18, Mr. and Mrs. James Bor- June 11, Mr. and Mrs. Larry G. 5812 So. 490 West den, Mr. and Mrs. Gunter H. Bingham, 30 E. 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