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Show ,..-t- .. This Week APRIL Lost Of Series m Teaching Merit Factor In School Experiment In Adult Education for Opportune.!'. d'ekvjung c a ionsiiTK be- - READING Monday, 6 p. m. find 7:45 'l Room 3208, Smith Fam- ily Living Center on the Brig-haYoung University campus. For further information call .Ext. 3556. CREATIVE BEALTY-Thu- rv day, Apr. 11, at 7:00 p. m. in Room 3260, Smith Family Liv-- i iiig Center on the Brigham; Young University campus. Fori further information call 374-- ! 1211, Ext. 3556. DRIVER EDUCATION FOR ADULTS Monday, Apr. 8, at 7:30 p. m. in Room Utah Technical College at Prove For further information Ext. 30. call CHILDREN'S STORY HOUR Saturday, Apr. 13, at 3 p.m., at the Provo Publ'c Library. call For further information, SPEED 15, at m PATTERNS FOR PARENTS Apr. 10, at 4 Wednesday, KBYU-TV- , Channel m. on p. 11. The program Wednesday is the final showing of "The Man in Our House." The program Thursday, Apr. 11, at 8 p.m. k. entitled "Grandparents are pro-- i Important." Thursdays gram will rerun on Saturday, April 13, Jt 8:30 p. m. For further information, call Sunday Herald 19R8 11 A Meet Set College-lndusfr- y in this administrators from the three Utah engineering colleges, will ... ... - 1'.., l .,.J . ImiKtrv Intwartion' ic tnnnsored Th cintirni x be the theme of this con- - by the lerence Examples of success- - Commit'ee of the American So-Educa-enc- e U! cooperative activities will be nety fur Engineering and Uon. The purpose ol this con-presented and discussed, the problems involved in such ference will be to examine explored, deavors wherein departments cooperation will Some 200 leaders of Utah Indus- - of a university have effectively try. as well as proleMs and cooperated with industry. and university dbcussion. 'Ueen the leaders un. ersities of and indurv " a master' degree, etc.. which Bv TERENCE EDITOR'S NOTE: This is could resirxt principals' selec- - be discussed a: the cv.vnd an- nual College - lndus;ry fouler- the last of four articles on tion of master teachers s which will be held May 2, the Utah Instructional lies! Teachers the University of Utah. Dr. Program experiment enure The program depends C. Fletcher. President of to begin at Proto's Grand-vieheavily on naming the very best tlie School University, will head a dis- Elementary to the available team, teachers next vear. par.el of industrial with an exceptionally good tinguished teacher with leadership talents For years its proponent have head ,eam as a mas. unsuccessfully sought a way to ter teacher, or regardless iutroduce merit pay to the edor training. Now it ap-- ; WINNERS OF THE Pleasant Grove PTA Council's campaign ucational system. Mr. Bird and Mr. Warner, that merit pay will come, March-banks-, pears with litter campaign Marjean pose with most other educaagainst along a bvproduct of the Utah Instruc chairman, left rear. They are, front row, left to right, Sharon tors, know that the best teachers 1 tional experi-Systems Program Peterson, Jennifer Bracken, Karen Halverson and Jimmy are not necessarily the ones w ho merit. Nelson. In back Is Grant Gray. have been in the classroom the Educators prefer to call it; "Operation Midnight Sun," an Dr. Murphy, associate roll students, ljngest, nor the ones who have NEPHI-Ho- nor summer tour to sor of zoology at BYU, is a pay differential" or some the most impressive list of col- for the third quarter, at the for writing students, has'tional authority on animal ecoL other such innocuous-soundin- g credits Juab High School have been been term because the words "merit lege arranged by the Brigham ogv and wilderness conserva- Some times they are But announced as follows: to a are red Young University Department tion and was a summer park flag many pay" , . some times, too, you find a 12th grade James Shaw, f T d teachers. naturalist at Yellowstone Nafive Mine teacher with but four miutrisuu, rvunoiu lyaucy. tional Park for 15 years. Master Teacher to Geared qnalified, primarily years of experience who has Jan Belliston, Judy Wimer, But it still amounts to merit such a tremendous Mode nf Travel natural abil- Sheri Menlovc, Christine Shaw, advan""d students in journal sloeans were entered in the pay. It comes into the system By CLYONE B. LOWE enthusiasm for the job, and Larry Ellertson, Glen Green- - ism and English, the tour will Midnight Sun members will ity, A contest sponsored by the coun- because oi the team approach. love for children that he is a 4 for a 4800 - mile travel by automobile to Prince PLEASANT GROVE Alan Paystrup, Fred depart June cil. Cash awards of $2.50 were The head of the team is design- much better teacher than some halgh, school-wid- e trek through Alaska's fabled Rupert in northwestern British against campaign Mayer, Steven Stowell, Jeffery first place poster win- ed a master teacher and given with far Inside Columbia, where they will experience. Passage country. greater litter, conducted by the Pleas- given Memmott and Blair Warner. was board a Marine Highway ferry Head of Team ant Grove PTA Council and ners. First place slogan Mc be will Director Herbert 11th grade Lois Bailey, Su$2.50 and honorable Tne master teacher will have ship for the northward journey under the direction of Fay awarded When one of these comes san Greenwood, Brenda Yates, Lean, BYU University Relations through the Inside contract instead of fViiinfiI Dtllioinn Prpsirfpnl mention received $1.50. Blue or a Passage. to administrators in editor want Instructor and along, maga Rhonda Stanley, Sheryl Sperry, h contract like other ,red ribbons were also award a v,.m .Qnn They will camp out most of be able to give your children Diane who zine article has writing, CowDelta to other very good entries, members of his team, and will McPherson, the advantage of having him at Margene Marchbanks, project fd to Alaska and'" wa4? anj Tece lnte"si; ers, Ann Cowan, Debra Hill, taken seven trips get an extra month's pay. For the head of a and Winners were as follows: and program chairman, team. of outdoor ar scores teaching published SuAlvin Brent this he will spend an extra JarreU, Eyre, graphy and writing. Many steps Mae Bezzar.t, publicity chair- Elementary Education Group: Reducing the selection of mas- san Harper, Mark Hoyt, and ticles for major magazines. month in organization of the will be made at logging and Jennifer Place First who Poster, helpwere man, curriculum for his students and ter teachers to the lock-steVictoria Orme. First Such Trip fishing towns. They will also ed make the campaign success - Bracken. the level of present salary other related duties. 10th grade Anna Rae Ken "This is a first for BYU work briefly for a number of Sharon ful. Honorable Mention schedules would be a disservice In he a will receive tc Alaska and Alaskan community newspapers addition, to your children and the excep- dall, Nan Pay, Colleen Lewelyn, the first venture Many excellent posters and Peterson. Pus-sel- l, the first tour ever designed along the way. By special arwage increase over teach- Emilee Nebeker, Debbie Rea percentage Blue Ribbon Awards his regular wage on ttie salary tionally competent young for writing stu- rangement with the State of specifically Lloyd Olpin. on Mr. the Warner ers Ruth way up, Roberts, Myron Adamson, schedule. Just how much it will suid Robert 9th DeAnn dents," Taylor, di- Alaska, federal and local agenJarrett, grade Myers, Karen McBride, Kevin be hasn't yet been worked out. feels. Studies. cies and newspapers, the sturector of BYU Travel Lou Mary So, the experiment, which its Dorothy Ingram, Peterson and Brad Bylund. Aim Outlined Carol Payne, Joyce "So far as we know, the Oper- dents will receive briefings and Wethertll, Red Ribbon Awards Both the challenge of the pos- proponents hope will sweep the Cindy Wilkey, David Carter, Janet ation Midnight Sun concept is assistance with their magazine Edwards, Bill Mitchell, Cheri ition and the extra pay is de state's school system within a Greenwood, Charlotte Vickers, unique among American Col- material. few years, is a challenge for the Gourley, and Kenna (last name signed to help keep the excep Debra Park, Sharon Kay, Judy leges and universities." Meet With Members education associations. not known), a 1st grade stu tionally good teacher in the Johnson, Debra Newton. McLean with Mr. Traveling stif-At the Ketchikan and Juneau, the Their's to is and prevent him dent. power classroom, 8th grade Becky Park, Peg- will be his wife, Maurine, and They are Scott Card, Orem; with from ad- fle, and perhaps even kill, the towards group plans gravitating Secondary Education Group: Ross Spencer, American Fork; new concept, or to help it revo- gy Cowan, Mary Ellen Wor-- Dr. and Mrs. Joseph Murphy. branches and wards of the LDS ministration. Poster Grant Place First Gail Belliston, wood, Eric Gordon Anderson, BelleScott This year, Dan R. Bird, lutionize Utah schools. Church. Christensen, Janet Hill, vue, Wash.; Robert D. Arm- Gray. Joy of ElemenGrandview principal Highlight of the trip will be Lee Blue Ribbon Awards McPherson, Mary Lou Ewell, strong, Manti; Randall Barnes, School, was able to choose a special trek into the remote tary Carol Ann Ludlow. Salt Lake City; Scott Birdsall, Kampman, Judith Curley. his two master teachers withreaches of Glacier Bay, where 7th grade LuAnn Stanley Fuller t o n, Red Ribbon Awards Wally out any inhibiting rules and reg22 major glaciers empty into Ann Wankier, Molly Gardner. Calif.; Robert Warren, Steven Ingersol. ulations. He feels he got the two an arm of the Inside Pcssage. Larry Choate Provo High School's Thespian "We've designed Operation First Prize Slogan, "Our City best people for the jobs, alfrom Bounti- Will Glitter If We Take Care though in neither case were Club, composed of drama stu- Midnight Sun to stimulate inful, of Our Litter," was awarded they the teachers with the most dents, gave its annual awards terest in magazine writing as a David Rayin a student assembly Thursday. worthwhile, years of experience. to Honorable Nelson. profitable profesJimmy Doem-lanmond He emphasiztd that they were Best Thespian honors went to sion and to provide a rich naSteven R. a Littlefield, mention was for award grad slogan Braook-fielnot necessarily the best teach- uate of Fred Rawcliffe and Jane Luke. tural locale for our work. We're Brigham Young Univered to Karen Halverson, and NEPHI The III; Lar- Blue Ribbon Awards were re- ers, but that they were the best sity, has accepted the position School will be the Juab High Each year the members of the traveling 2.000 miles away from setting for club vote for this particular job. for "best Thespian the classroom going where the ry Gregory, ceived by of program di the Sanpete-Jua- b and Division Art Halliday Kaye Scottsd a 1 e, and "best Thespian girl," writing action is," Mr. McLean Special Ability at the Exhibit which will be rector boy" Johnson. Signe displayed David S. Ariz.; Lynn The Garden Club was also Others may be just as good, South Pasa beginning Monday April 8, at based both on performance in said. or in Idaho their Mabetter, various roles during the season Hancock, San dena Falls, Ida.; invited to select their choice of present jobs, the high school. he said. But heading up the and general support of the club rino Branch of The five schools in the Richarj Horwinski, Santa Rosa, awarded region, posters. They prizes teaching teams more and drama activities. Internet i o n a I Juab, Wasatch, North Calif.; David Isom, Salt Lake as follows: first prize of $2 to than classroom requires Sanpete, YMCA. ability. Titie of "Honorary Thespian" City; James Lucas, Christians-bur- Linda Manti and Gunnison High Hall, fifth grade, and Ray Warner, Provo disUct Mr. Littlefield Schools Va.; George Ryskamp, conferred on Jim Booth, was will ten each submit second prize of $1 to Jolene curriculum feels coordinator, has completed pieces of art work. In addition sophomore stage manager this Oak Park, Mich.; David Nich-olfourth Shields, grade. that there's a danger that a the require-ment- s to the student Sorensen, Malad, Ida. display there will year, and Richard Barker, head Winning posters will be on teacher reaction against merit for a also be an exhibit of adult art of the school music department Awards the Pleasdisplay throughout pay could jeopardize the entire Mr. Littlefield achelor of sci- work in the library of the high for his cooperation with the draThe scholarship carries a ant Grove business district dur- Instructional Systems Program ence degree in Recreation Edu- school. ma department. clean-u- p week. the city experiment and the many ben- cation, with a music education The public is invited to view stipend of $6,000 divided into ing Awards were made by Randy "Everyone is encouraged to efits it promises your children. minor, at BYU. four yearly awards of $1,500. this outstanding display of ar- Horn, Thespian president. Ray note these take of posters and Teachers' organizations have He will assume his new duties tistic talent All recipients received 30 or Wednesday evening, Jones is director of the school better on their ACT tests which to do their part in keeping our resisted merit pay in the past May 1 and will direct all YMCA April 10, 8 to 10 p.m. drama department. Litter-FreeMany homes of today have said Mrs. out of fear that the person judg- activities in the two southern puts them in the top one per city carpeting -- which the Belliston. of teachers' ing California communities. quality cent of the nation. A total of per on the floor. cleaned be must formance may be biased by Mr. Littlefield is a native of 127 young men from all over such factors friendas Provo and received his educa personal carthe United States and Canada Now your The most common minimum ship, club membership, church tion in Provo ana Orem schools. new competed for the awards which cleaned a be can by pets HAWAII MAY $484.00 were decided on the basis of voting age in the United States affiliation, social life, and other chemical compound In Taylor extraneous matters. escorted all program tour inclurting big jets, Complete 1 - is 21 18 w in is it e although grade point averages, Carpets new dry process. It Difficult to Judge hotels, sightseeing, temple session, Polynesion show. STORM CONTINUES activities and a per- - tucky and Georgia, according has been developed especialof difQuality teaching is also tr- -' sonal interview. 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