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Show ir-- State School Aides a By Clark Lobb be an authonty figure without being an au'hontai ian There kms resent authority and its one of our biggest problems I feel one of the answers is peisonal rel.itionship- to take the Unit and exercise the patience to deal with n eat h student on a basis, to establish break communication and thiough his resentments. Then you're really getting somewhere Then you're taking a big step towards keeping him from returning to SIS or ending up at the state prison," Butch said. It's not ell work and no play at the center school any more than it is in public schools. There are field tr.ps to the Tribune Staff Writer His name is Clnal Oral but our Lewis Phipps Ji best bet is to follow the lead of most everyone and call him Butch. Even his students do when theyre in a mood. Butch is a 28 year-olteacher for the State Industrial School (SIS) at Ogden the teacher. He only instructs two or three former SIS students at the schools placement center, 1212 2 S. And he sometimes State. tutors and looks after the public schooling and home life of six or seven others. He d 3 3 0 w 1 v person-to-perso- light-hearte- d I The Salt Lake Tribune, 5 nday, November W, Halfway House One-Ma- n currently has three regular at the placement students center Jack, 14; Larry, lb, and Scott, and seven in public schools. All have served time for crimes such as auto theft, burglary, chronic truancy and Mr h issfe iTr V7 : V ! w 4'vftj-JSa- -i Butch keeps close tabs on the boys in his behavior modification program, a pilot plan tinanced largely by federal funds under the National Defense Education Act (Title I). There is some state matching money. So far the program is for boys only although studies are under way to include female SIS students. State school is the last step before the Point - of - the Butch feels. If Mountain, we dont reach and help them before theyre IS its a pretty sure bet theyll end up in adult penal institutions. A 1967 graduate of Westminster College with a bachelors degree in secondary education, Butch is dedicated to his $7,200 a year job. The pay is not fabulous but it buys ! Aril. CLOUDY f PARTLY fair( CLOUDY SNOW RAIN 13 SCATTERED ,3 SHOWERS snow WARM FRONT COLD FRONT STATIC FRONT During our visit to the cenonly Jack and Larry were in school. Scott had called m FLURRIES V iti ULl MIAMI 111 g the necessities. Butch has a part-tim- e job, too, and he makes a little more if there is a session in the summer. Otherwise, like other school teachers, he gets three months off for vacation or foi lengthy periods or become '.eligible for outside training. The 10 or so assigned to the pilot program become Butchs responsibility as far as teaching is concerned. On to Schools other work. Part of the System I just have concern for the kids. Butch said. They are a part of our system and theyll either tear it down or join it and become a part of it. Thats where we come in. Our program is not to supplant education in the public schools but to supplement it, he emphasized. The program works this way: The an kids complete eek basic training course at SIS and determine for themselves through their conduct whether they will 11-- Most of them, it is felt, can be placed in public schools (determined in analyses between Butch and other SIS employes, and school offi- cials). Some will need tutoring; all will require constant checking at school and at home sometimes then own, mostly foster homes. I The two or three requiring special schooling at the placement center stay only for a matter of a few weeks usually, Butch said. These are kids m the Salt Lake metropolitan area who fall in the younger category. dustrial school placement center, a behavioral modification program. dont want to spend Jack and Larry have been at the placement center for 1 months each; Scott for two w eeks. All three will enroll m public schools when a new semester begins in January. Meanwhile, there is school from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. with an hour off for lunch. The students make money on various projects (they program currently are making Christmas candles at Butchs home, 866 Ramona Ave. 1933 South) theyre expected to buy their own lunches at private restaurants. Sometimes they get a a Coke, and hamburger Butch said. A lot of the time they just eat a good breakfast at home and skip lunch. They have the money but they just The kids in the program especially those requiring special training at the centei just arent adjusted socially or scholastically at first, Butch said. They're set up for failure Our goal is to work out their home problems and get them back to school. He said the return rate to SIS is not as favorable as they would like it to be but how can you really measure how far youve advanced with many of them. You cant put a price tag on the program. You cant say it costs so many thousand dollars to rehabilitate each student. Is there a price on a National Weather Service Data Snow showers Monday, with heavy accumulations near mo n t a n s. Decreasing snow and clouds Monday lews night Highs TEMPERATURE We take the problems a both school week at a time problems and home problems. We try to work them out together. But in the long run, its up to the student. He determines his own future. All we can do is try to hep. when When you lose one one of them goes out and steals a car again and is it picked up and sent back really hurts. I mean it really chart persons worth? Butch said he feels he can ID Midwest Bismarck Chiraqo Detroit 5 pm 03; Precipitation for Novemoer, 94, Accumulative excess, 28, Precipitation since October ) 1971, 4 17, Accumulative excess, 80, Sunrise 7 30 a m. MST. Sunset 5 02 m. M5T. 24 .. . .. . 38 37 Dulu h 2 Kansas City Minneapolis Oklahoma City Omaha . St Louis . 39 Salt Lake City, Ogden, Provo Intermittent snow Monday Heavy accumulations in bench areas. Decreasing snow and clouds Monday night, partly Lows Monday rant cloudy Tuesday. highs Utah Intermittent snow Monday with heavy In mountains. amounts Decreasing clouds and snow Monday night, becoming partly cloudy Tuesoay. Lows Monday 20s, highs Traveler warnings In mountains Monday. Eastern Nevada Intermittent snow, becoming oartly doucy Monday n ght and Tuesday. Lows Monday 15 25, high In 28 53 33 41 Cast . 45 . 40 52 South Atlanta Birmingham Louisville Miami New Oceans - 57 57 46 33 36 5 (,S 70 42 31 Southwest 30s. 45 Albuquerque El Paso 64 Ft. Worth 69 67 Phoemy San Antonio 79 Tucson 67 Salt Lake Weather Data: tion for period ended 29 45 33 39 59 40 PrecipitaSunday at Masked Thugs Rob Victim, 53 For Tutoring Special to The Tribune Salt Lake City Police Sunday were looking for two juveniles who attacked John J. The office of Barbara Beck, student organizational vice president at Utah State University, has become a focal point for those who need help, and those who want to help. The office is a referral agency for university students wanting to do volunteer tutoring in the Logan School District, and for teachers and students seeking tutors. Ann Jurinak was appointed director of the project by the school district. Cortelleni, 53 Jeremy (1332 South), Saturday night and robbed him of his wallet con-tani- $6. The tw'O boys beat the victim with a dub as the victim attempted to flee his attackers at 557 W. 1st North, police reports showred. The attackers wore ski caps as masks, Mr. Cortelleni said. Wyoming Heaw snow warnings In wertern mountains Heavy snows western mountains, flurries over lower eicv ations through Tuesday. Lows Monday 0 5 north, mounta ns. south, Highs Monday and Tuesday 25.35 mountains and north and 30s south except 20s mountains. Southwest Idaho Occasional showers of rain or snow valleys and snow over mountains Monday Clouds and showers diminishing Monday night Tuesday. Windy at times. Cooler Monday night. Lows Monday night 20 to 30. Highs both days 32 to 42. Southeast Idaho Scattered showers Monday and Monday night, A few scot-tere- d snow showers Tuesday. Wandy at times. Lows Monday night In the ueper teens and 20s Highs both Monday and Tuesday in the 30s ad Extended Forecasts Wea.itsday Through Friday snow or ram. Utah Recurring Highs 35 to 45. Lows in tho 20s and lower 30s. Eastern Navada Recurring snow. Highs In the 30s and lower 40s. Lows in the upper teens and 203 Variable cloudiness with Wyoming occasional light snows in the mountains and chance snow flurries lower elevations. High temperatures mostly in the 40s and lows 15 to 25 Mountain temperatures ranging from lows near zero to highs in the 30s. Southern Idaho Increasing clouds Wednesday. Periods of rain or snow Wednesday night through Thursday. Partial clearing Friday with chance of shovers Temperatures near seasonal. Overnight lows 20s to mid 30s. Highs mostly 35 to 45. 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