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Show THE HZRALD, Provo, Sunday, May 21. 1972 (yyn o V,4-.-. : few v ''f tnU s TAis Men's Liberation? They Tried It, & Like It m il if Inasmuch as the world's best cooks are men, two Farrer they had bought. They learned to cook a great variety of things Junior High School home such as pastries, cakes, breads, economics teachers decided to pizza, cookies, spaghetti dinijer. offer a class in cooking to the From their own basic mix they boys. learned to make quick breads of ninth grade boys many kinds. The Spanish Twenty-tw- o selected the class- - this last teacher came in one day and semester, and they all enjoyed taught them to make and Indian girl it, including the twc women teachers, Ricky Frost and taught them to make fried bread and the coach showed them how LaDawna Hiatt. to do dinner rolls and other yeast A climax to the term's work breads. was a cookout this week. For the They also learned how to deep breakfast the boys and their foods and to make petits fry to went Park Harmon's teachers fours. in Provo and cooked the meal on Mrs. Frost was enthusiastic their "buddy burners" which over cooking outdoors because each boy had made himself. They then went to Rotary Park in Provo Canycn where they played ball until noon, when they cooked their own lunch. J ill ITS SPICEY SPAGHETTI or Spanish these ninth graders have learned that It's .dee to have a man around the kitchen. John Lee, left, and Paul y Madsen whop np some tasty hamburgers during an cook out that capped off their cooking class at Farm Junior High this year. WHETHER Juab High Graduation cises for Juab High School will be held Thursday in the school auditorium, at 8 pjn. The theme selected by the class of '72 will be "It's the Morning of Our Lives." Paula Newell, senior class president, will preside at the and ceremony graduation deliver the opening address. Miss Newell is also one of the top 10 students. Other honor students who will speak are Coleen Bird, David Wilkey, Becky Park, Janet Pace, Mary Ellen Worwood, Janet Hill, Scott Christensen, Nancy Neilsen and Mary Lou Ewell. Senior class members have prepared a floor show which they will present at the graduation dance immediately after exercises. Faculty advisors, working with the senior class this year are Don Reid, Don Johansen and Dons Irons. PLEASANT Ernest Dean. American Fork, Utrh State senator and educator at Utah Technical College at Provo, was honored Tuesday evening at Utah State University as "Educator of the Year" by the Phi Delta Kappa chapter. Mr. Dean was selected because of his contribution to enlarged to include seventh education at all levels, acgrade girls. cording to Robert Hoffman, However, the year after that it doctoral condidate at USU and is possible that the boys class chairman home economics teaching will be fficers for GROVE - Pleasant O- Grove Seminary for the coming year are as follows: Ken B ugener, president; Jack X vice Howe, president; David Elingsworth, senior vice president; Kelly Bennett, junior vice president; Kale Gillman, sophomore vice president; Steven Allred, freshman vice president. Jolene Harper, secretary ; Paul York, historian; Tami for the Tolman, New Era; Anne program can be permanently in- event. Shealling, executive secretary to the advisor, Dell Young. Mr. corporated into the department, as Principal Kenneth E. Weight Mr. Dean serves as a member Young and Paula will serve as Jr. is also enthusiastic about the of the National Commiltee on the district council represenresults of the program. tatives from the seminary. Financing of Public Schools. Springville Man KEN BURGER Ricks S k-- Graduates From Set for This Thursday Graduation exer a class she had had at Brigham Young University under Diane Thomas. Mrs. Frosi has taught home economics at Farrer for nine years. Although she feels that the program was very successful, Mrs. Frost said that it will not be in operation next year as the of Grove Seminary Elects New Officers PI. At the beginning of the semester, the boys made their own chef's aprons from material all-da- NEPHI Utah Tech Educator Honored Utah-P- age College A recent REBITIG, Ida. graduate of Ricks College is Owen Boyer, son of Mr . and Mrs. Lloyd's CASSETTE John C. Boyer of Springville, who served as executive vice president of the college during the past year. REL1BER Operates on batteries or with AC adptor. Dynamic Owen said that he liked Ricks because it was a small enough school to give him more opportunity to serve than a large four-yeinstitulion would have. remote-contr- pencil ol microphone. Automatic record level control circuit. ModellV92A. ar reg. 39.99 1 X 1 i- Lloyd's - Portable - ii s I O.TL7ASI PlAYEn I Operates on batteries, house:i . Jpi km- mffLw mm 1 hold current or car cigarette lighter. iff I S Mm: Lighted sequential tape pro- gram indicator. Model ZU83 reg. 59.99 .w!m 1 JW NEPHI HONOR STUDENTS who will speak at the Juab High graduation include, from front, Pau'a Newell, Coleen Bird, David In This Class Visitors SPRINGVILLE (and there have been many of them in the past three weeks) to Mrs. Pricella LeRoy's second grade class at Brookside School are greeted at the door with a picture of a smiling Mexican boy and the words, "Hola Amigo," (which means, "Hi friend," in, English.) Once inside the classroom, they'd more than likely think they were in Mexico City rather than in Springville, Utah, U.S.A. Children have been reciting, all in counting, conversing mural, Spanish. A painted by the children, entirely covers one wall. Posters with Spanish words and pictures depicting the meaning of the words are hung about the room. . Tables are covered with handmade pottery and household 'items of all types. Huge som--' breros topple back and forth on "little boys' heads and long serapes cover their blue jeans. The children have been studying about the Mexican life-siz- ed Wilkey, Becky Park, Janet Pace; back, Mary Ellen Worwood, Janet Hill, Scott Christen-lef- t, sen, Nancy Nielson, and Mary Lou Ewell. . English Is - IIP 3) a Foreign Language culture under the direction of their student teacher, Dawn Hunt of Burley, Ida. Next Wednesday at 6 pjn. they will have a special presentation for their parents all about their unit class member Lewis Francis, showed a film he had made about the crafts of Mexico, including glass blowing, pottery, weaving, leather tooling and puppets. The children made Mother's Day cards, wrote stories and learned eight songs in Spanish. The stories are being compiled into books which were presented to the parents Wednesday night. Rosann LeRoy demonstrated how to make tortillas. Each child had a chance to make one on Mexico. Activities in their unit have e included the mural; mats; pottery weaving place which the children formed and some of painted themselves which is now on display in the Museum of Art; Springville picture dictionaries, including the Spanish and English words and eat it. for the pictures; end displays of Mary Bate, mother of Brian Mexican items belonging to the Bate, another class member, children and their teachers. made and duke de The class has also had visits leche, a thick sweet milk sauce, from Spanish students attending which the children sampled. BYU who showed several native To complete the unit, Mr. dances. Miss Hunt taught the Hone, the custodian, brought two children the Spanish danr,, "La burrows to school and gave each Raspa." Young men from Brazil child a ride. "Buenos Noches, Maestra," pointed out similarities between Brazil and Mexico; and girls sang out one youngster as she from Spain introduced the skipped through the open Spanish culture. doorway. Then she reverted to Rell Francis, the father of English, "See you, manana." life-siz- Panasonic Lloyd's Symphonic MULTIPLEX UNIT FMAf.l RADIO CASSETTE RECORDER compact Records from radio, mike, phono or tuner. Battery condition and record level meter. Piano key controls with cassette ejector feature. Model 9V72A. stereo-phon- ic music system ACBattery Includes phonograph, AMFM AFC Auto shop system Fast Forward and Rewind Push button controls Model - RQ 4355 AMFMFM stereo rado 1M fry-bre- WITH LARGE SPEAKER enclosures. Roll about stand accommodating the unit and set of stereo headphones. Model 232002. reg. 119.95 Symnhonic AfiFf. Built-i- n General Electric MULTIPLEX WILD CAT STEREO player 2 speakr air suspension Solid-stat- e Solid-stat- e design Big front mounted speaker Automatic volume control. Direct tune dialing. audio system Headphone jacks Dust (over Tope rack Program selector. Model General Electric Af.1 TABLE RADIO 80 ModelV93lV936. 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