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Show .TUESAN JUAN RECORD . Wednesday, 'September 12;199()-:Pag- e 8 San Juan High gets off to a fast start by MariAnell Glover The 450 or so students at San Juan High School this year got off to a running start. The The 1990-9-1 student council is making their contribution to the school. Shanni Bayles, studentbody president, and Stephanie Singer, studentbody vice president, pleaded the shorts cause with the school board this summer and received some concessions. Shorts may be worn until October 1, and again beginning in The student council held a dance on August 25, and a welcome back assembly on football team already has displayed their talent in two games. They lost a close battle with Hurricane on August 24, but made up for it when they defeated the Richfield Wildcats 26 to 13. Coach Burtenshaw says that the team has a very experienced line, but the skill positions need more experience. The team is still growing and improving, he added. The enthusiastic volleyball team is getting ready to take state! On August 28, Mary mid-Apri- l. August 27. The Council members attended a leadership on August 31 at conference CEU-SJ- C. The drama department is leaping into the year tryouts have been held for the musical, Into the Woods, which will be held near the end of October. The Indian Club began the year with a beauty pageant on September 7. Indian Week at San Juan High will be October Thornton and Carlia Lee coached the team to victory in matches with Whitehorse High School. They lost their game with Kayenta on August 30. The got a second chance in a tournament in Tuba City to defeat Kayenta, but were unsuccessful. The girls tennis team is the biggest ever at San Juan High with 13 members. Although they lack the knowledge and experience of seniors, they are full of enthusiasm and talent. The boys cross country team also has a lot of participants, and Coach Flavel is optimistic about the season. Girls cross country needs more girls to come out, says Coach Mose. 1 to 5. There are quite a few changes at the school this year. There are two new teachers: Mrs. Holliday fro'm , Montezuma Creek, and Mrs. Robinson from Manti. Construction will begin this year on modifications to the school. A jukebox was purchased with the money the school received from British Airways (for participation in the TV commercial) and it will Sears charge bonus club Sears, Roebusk and Co. Cudmore, president of retail for Sears Merchandise Group. This is our way of thanking them for their loyalty and announced a new frequent shopper program for more than 40 million SearsCharge card holders, enabling credit customers to earn merchandise certificates to save money on future Sears purchases. inviting them back again to shop at Sears. Each time customers accumulate $200 or more in Sears Charge purchases after September 15, they will receive a Bonus Club certificate valued Called the SearsCharge Bonus Club, the program will debut on September 15 when SearsCharge customers will automatically begin earning be in the cafeteria, when received. The school lunch program as changed somewhat, so students have more options on what they choose to eat. Also, the concessions stand has been moved to a larger building on the south side of the football field. A mountain of knowledge rising at Monticello Elementary School A new day is dawning in art education at Monticello Elementary School. Art received renewed interest at the start of this year when the faculty made a goal to have a consistent, Mark Maryboy, San Juan County commissioner, has been named a member of the National Association of counties (NACo) Community and Economic Development Steering Committee by NACo President D. Michael Stewart from Salt Lake County, Utah. NACos 12 steering committees form the policy making arm of county government. Each committee is composed of approximately 50x to 60 county officials who meet during the year to examine issues critical to local government. Their recommendations on county legislative goals are presented to the nations county officials at NACos annual conference. If approved, the recommendations become part of the American County Platform which is the basis of NACos efforts in representing counties to Congress and the White House. NACo is the only national " organization representing county governments in the United States. valued at one percent of every SearsCharge purchase. The certificates can be applied toward future purchases at more than 850 Sears stores nationwide, for Sears catalog1 orders and for a variety of services, including automotive, repair and optical services. Our credit customers are very important to us, Laurence purchases in their regular monthly billing statement. Cudmore said SearsCharge Bonus Club is being supported by an aggressive nationwide promotional campaign which began this week with mailings to all SearsCharge customers. Sears will also roll . out a national advertising campaign beginning this week and continuing into 1991. Dr. Dan E. Moss artists, only well-rounde- d students who can appreciate and relate to art when they come in contact with it. It follows, however, that if some students show exemplary talent in the arts, a discipline-base- them better their skills. A mountain of knowledge is rising at Monticello Elementary. Come and view the happenings! , . - - Public Notice Advertising u Protects Your Right to Know - New shipment of National XT Tires Snow Belts Armstrong Lt. Truck tires with warranty WE SELL AND INSTALL Brakes Shocks Spark Plugs Batteries Fuel & Oil Filters Thermostats for appointment 96 South Main, Monticello Mufflers FULL LINE OF SERVICE Oil change and lube Front end alignments CHECK US OUT - - FOR ALL YOUR VEHICLE NEEDS Schafer Tire - 587-26- 31 697 E Central - Monticello d art curriculum can help From large to small, we do it all Orthodontist 587-244- 5 g d Council and the National Endowment for the Arts. SCHAFER TIRE ap- at one percent of those credit toward certificates Call ever-growin- rt e d d size for PE. Why this sudden interest in art? Its not actually sudden, explains Scott Boyle, sixth grade teacher and school This has been coordinator. building for five years as a result of the model-art- s grant San Juan School District was awarded from the Utah Arts Indeed, Monticello Elementary was one of seven elementhat tary schools state-widreceived, in April 1990, ah award from the Utah Arts Council and the Utah State Office of Education, for excel-- , lence in the arts' This emphasis now is only part of our continuing effort, Boyle continued, to make art instruction consistent, effective, and discipline-base- proach to art education. Discipline-based means teaching art from the four disciplines of art production, art criticism, art history, and aesthetics. The art goal of a discipline-base- d to curriculum is help children to understand and appreciate art. Art has traditionally been an art production activity. Nationally, however, discipline-baseart education is receiving wide, support. According to Michael Day, head of the department of art education at BYU and one of the founders of Discipline-baseArt Education, such an approach to art does not necessarily seek to create future This past summer, eight teachers attended art workshops to increase their knowledge and skill in teaching art. Furthermore, nearly- - every grade at the school this year is grouping in some form for art instruction. In the fifth grade, for example, Joe Barton and Bruce Adams group with art and healthPE. Adams reports that the students seem to really enjoy art history, while Barton appreciates the smaller class co-a- e. ing a art program. school-wid- e Mark Maryboy appointed to NACo steering committee ' Teachers at MES are teach- school-wid- Radiator Flush Complete exhaust work |