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Show Progress Tuesday, November 14, 1989 Emery County FHA report Board sets cheerleader limits in Region 10, Emery By LARRY W. DAVIS Progress editor old HUNTINGTO- N- All cheerleaders in Emery County School District schools will face a ceiling on their expenditures beginning with the school year. In a school board meeting at Canyon View Junior High Nov. 8, the board approved a recommendation of Emery High Principal Brent Arnold that cheerleading uniform and costume expenses be limited to $350 per cheerleader per school year. In presenting this recommendation to the board, Mr. 1990-9- 1 Arnold said that he had checked with all of the schools tation that those funds would be used for travel expenses rather than outfit purchases. In an earlier meeting, at least one parent of a cheerleader requested that the board look at ways of reducing expenses involved in cheerleading. Kristy Beal also recommended that the board Highs classification, and in Region 7, Emerys new classification. He said that four of these schools have limits on the spending and that the limits range from $300 to $400. Also, he said that two of the schools have budgets for cheerleading while the rest of the schools offer no financial support. consider using athletic gate receipts to subsidize cheerleading costs. Mrs. Beal again made that recommendation at the Nov. 8 meeting. However, Mr. Arnold said that in his survey of other schools, none gives athletic gate receipts to programs other than athletics. He said that taking money from athle The principal suggested that a ceiling be set at $350 for district cheerleaders while the schools involved with cheerleaders look at setting up a budget. He said that he is looking at establishing a $500 budget for the Emery High cheerleaders, with the expec tics would require that athletics pull funds from other sources to meet expenses. It works more smoothly the way it is, he said. Board member Phil Nelson said that he supports the idea of putting a ceiling on expenditures. He made a motion to approve Mr. Arnolds recommendation of $350 per cheerleader for every cheerleader in Girls Choice was a big sucEveryone there seemed cess! to have a good time. We wish to thank Tiffany Conover for all the hours she spent as chairman to make sure everything was done well. We would also like to thank the high school personnel for letting us use the Emery District. His motion was approved budgets in the schools. Rather, board members felt that such a decision should be left with each school. 1A) system is that the company is responsible for installation and maintenance of the system. However, the system will continue to be owned by the company and will be removed if the contract becomes void. Ms. Pothen said that while the broadcasts are played from a central location in each school, each connection is set up to provide for individual VCR connections in each room, making it possible for teach ers to use their subject video tapes on the Channel 1 televisions. Another central VCR will be installed for broadcasts school-wid- e of tapes other th an Channel 1 news broadcasts. Board President Wes Curtis pointed out several concerns regarding the system. One is the lost class time; another is that the broadcast moves too fast for most secondary level students to follow; CVJH honor roll Following is a list of students from Canyon View Junior High who qualified for the first term honor roll: Straight ninth A (4.0) grade- grade- - Krissy Childs; eighth Tyrell Gray, Sherry Hammond and Amber Luke; seventh grade- - Dustin Coles, Melissa Johnson and Cato Wagner. Highest (3.84-3.99- ) honors ninth grade-Danit- Dingman, Katie Ove-so- a n, Lori Leamaster, Lynsie Grimes and Jared Stephens; eighth grade- - Darin Lancas- ter, Lisa Roundy, Shana Gardner, Laura Guymon, Jay-li- n Leamaster, Karen Nielson and Jessica Oveson; seventh grade- - Bryan Anderson, Molly Gordon, KC. Alton, Alissa Barton, Mara Guymon, Mollie Peterson and Sally Stephens. ) High honors ninth grade- - Brooke Griffin, Kacie Powell, Heather Guymon, Adaire Robertson and Wesley Thompson; eighth grade- - Joel Atwood, Jennifer (3.69-3.83- Copinga, Lynette Herzog, Shane Jackson, Kris Ralph, Tiffany Stream, Glen Wells, Barry Coles, Michele Jones, Russell Myers and Cacey Wilson; seventh grade- - Brandon Gordon, Kristi McElprang, Garrett McMullin, LoriJean Baggs and Nicole Wright. Honors (3.50-3.6ninth grade- - Jimmy Brown, Tricia Cullum, Jennifer Mecham, sica Alger, Lori Roundy, Amy Childs, Keith Childs, Jody Cox, Melissa Dingman, Heather Ward and Tiffany Pace. ECHS Lunch 8) Vanessa Peterson, John Blackham, Preston Larsen, Jassen Lemmon, Kate Childs, Dennis Durrant, Shanna Ward, Richie Beesley and Melissa Spears; eighth grade-Ta- d Baltzer, Tommy Eden, Melissa Hansen, Heidi Lemmon, Justin Powell, Eric Will-soStacee Norton, Shellet Cullum, Siegred Christensen, Stoney Jensen, Ryan Kelly n, and Suzanne Sitterud; seventh grade- - Bryan Christensen, Celeina Cullum, Layne Fox, Lynn Herzog, Paul Lancaster, Chris Rasmussen, Christy Robertson, Christina Willson, Stormee Wilson, Jes Wednesday, Nov. 15 French dip sandwich, hash browns, grapefruit sections, muffin and milk. Thursday, Nov. 16 lasagne, green beans, spicy pears, com bread with honey butter and milk. Friday, Nov. 17 The FHA will be doing again this year and Christmas is just around the corner. Please, if you have anything you would like to donate (i.e. canned food, toys, clothes) please give them to any FHA member or drop them off at the home economics room at the high school. Sub-For-San- ta the gym for the dance. On Nov. 21, the FHA will host the assembly. The neat family chosen was the Todd and Family-Of-The-Ye- unanimously. However, the board did not vote to establish cheerleader Channel approved for district (Continued from Page Nadine Hinkens family. They were chosen for their outstanding services to our community. High school students are encouraged to attend and the public is welcome to come. The time has not been set and will be posted later. by Jenny Rawson FHA reporter 1 room work. However, he noted that there are many ways the broadcasts can be presented which might not interfere to that degree. Bob Swinburne of Canyon View Junior High also gave the proposal a positive nod, and Superintendent A. Ernest Weeks said that Sam Single-to- n of San Rafael Junior High is also in favor of adding the system. Another advantage to the 11 A ar spartan spot by LeAnne Seely ECHS and were not able to participate further in the on Nov. 7, reporter competition. We are very proud of our football team for making it as far as the s in state competition. It took Woods Cross, the biggest 3A team, to stop Emery, the smallest 3A team 28-- no one else could do semi-final- and the third is that the approval should come from the secondary teachers. Ms. Pothen said that the video the board had seen was one of the earliest to be broadcast by Channel 1, and that since that April 1989 broad- cast, many changes have been made to improve the program. One improvement is that it has been slowed down, although she noted that some secondary students in pilot projects .indicated the program moved too slowly. The school musical will be held this week on Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, Nov. 16, 17 and 18. It is called Once Upon a Mattress, the musical story of The Princess and the Pea. Tickets are available from drama students or at the door for: $2 for students, $3 for adults, $2.50 for senior citizens and $14 for 6; it. Basketball season began with tryouts last Friday. The Spartans are looking forward to another excellent season of everybodys favorite sport. The volleyball team fought hard at state but lost to Pine View on Nov. 6 and to Murray 3 3'. Regarding the approval of teachers, Dr. Weeks said that teachers had not had a chance to view the system and that video tapes were not available for that to happen right away. He said that the district can pull out of its contract at any time and would not lose a thing. With that, board member Tom Roush made the motion to approve the system, and the motion passed unanimously. Installation is expected to get underway this winter, while the system should be in operation by March. - a family. 135 Sjno Cs o) basketball tryouts Girls were also held last Friday and the Lady Spartans promise to go far. N. Huntington I Main - 687-902- 9 HAS EXPANDED Mens Flannel Shirts $1095 I and up Big, Tall, Reg. 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