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Show 4 THE GREEN SHEET Thursday, September 27, 1984 Schools Wells, Tai Wear Crowns KEARNS. Genny Wells was chosen Homecoming queen at Kearns high Friday, with Dana Bingham and Amy Ferrin as her attendants. Chosen king was Taani Tai, with Vince Rose and Nick Berriochoa attendants. This is the first year that masculine royalty has been chosen at the school, noted student body historian Trudy Skogerboe. Homecoming activities included a breakfast sponsored by the student body officers, to which all students were invited, a Monty Python film festival and alumni tea and assembly. The game against Taylorsville proved a heartbreaker for Kearns, going into two overtimes and ending with a score of 0 in Taylorsvilles favor. But, it was a good game, and there were more people there than has been the case for several years, said Miss Skogerboe. Half-tim- e activities at the game included performances by the Chat-te- s and spirit club, including alumni from both groups. 23-2- Western Hills ROYAL PAIR . . . PTA officers at Western Hills elementary will host the annual PTA carnival from p.m. on Oct. 4. The event will include dinner, entertainment and games for all ages. Foods available will include tacos, nachos, hot dogs, soda pop, ice cream and cotton candy. Rides include a train, rocket, squirrel cage, swing and ponies. Games will offer a cake walk, sponge toss, face painting booth and many others, plus a chess booth. A drawing will be held including the names of all members of the PTA. A feature attraction will be an country store. Children in all the grades are being invited to participate in a cake decorating contest, with judging scheduled on the day of the event. Donna Baddley, finance commis-sioreis in charge of the event assisted by Chris Wells. Proceeds will go toward obtaining new KEARNS. 8 assembly In school auditorium, are, from left, (king), Allen Tygesen. Peel Lass, Fratto Reign MAGNA. "We had a really terrific Homecoming this year, with the biggest crowd in years attending various eents," said assistant principal Scott Whipple of Cyprus high. Chosen to reign as Homecoming queen and king were Candie Peel, daughter of Mr and Mrs F. D. Peel of Hunter, and Patrick Fratto, son of Mr and Mrs. Charles Fratto. The Peel girl is head cheerleader and the Fratto youth a member of the football team Both are active in student programs at the school Chosen attendants to the queen were Shanna Mullins and Stephanie Austin The Mullins girl is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Mullins and is also a cheerleader. The second attendant is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Austin, is captain of the girls volleyball team and a peer counselor. Attendants to the king were Steve Pearson, son of Mr and Mrs. G. E. Pearson, student body president and a member of the football team, and Alan Tygeson, son of Carolyn Tyge-sostudent body vice president and also a team member. Charles Fratto served as master of ceremonies at the assembly which Hillsdale GRANGER. A root beer float party will beheld tomorrow (Friday) at Hillsdale elementary for classes with the highest percentage of parents joining the PTA. Membership in the organization is nearing the 300 mark, with the drive ending tomorrow'. Memberships may still be obtained by interested parents or members of the community, noted PTA president Lori Bawden. Serving with Mrs Bawden are Bonnie Newman, principal, administrative vice president; Judy Hupka, teacher vice president; Phyllis Patterson, vice president; Renae Hill, secretary; Cindy Star-titreasurer. n, Commissioners include Mary Flit-tomembership; Ron and Nancy Holmes, individual development; Mami Lowe, health and welfare; Ann Stokes, education and family life; Lori Royal, newsletter; Candy Elledge, publicity. featured performances by alumni and various school performing groups. John Sudbury was the guest speaker. Homecoming activities also included an alumni tea, parade and mini marathon run. Game activities included members of the National Guard parachuting onto the field with the ball, performances by dance club and Spinnakers, and fireworks. The royalty was introduced at the game, and again at the Homecoming dance held later Friday at the school. THS Pageant Is Scheduled Tonight TAYLORSVILLE. Homecoming activities are moving into high gear at Taylorsville high, with the queen pageant scheduled for 8 oclock tonight (Thursday) in the school commons area. Each class selected three of four girls to represent them in the pageant, which will follow a Miss America format. The girls will be Calvin Smith KEARNS. Take Time for Carnival Fun is the theme of the annual PTA carnival to be held from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. tomorrow (Friday) at Calvin Smith elementary. Families wishing to eat at the event will find a choice of sloppy joes, hot dogs, nachos, drinks and a bake sale. Students in fourth, fifth and sixth grade are participating in a cake decorating contest, with the cakes to be used in a cake walk. Games will include tic tac toe, fish poind, sucker tree, dart throw, pinball and ring toss. Children may also have their faces painted. Rides will include a ferris wheel, swing, rocket ride and pony rides. All classes have been invited to participate in a door decorating contest this week. The classroom doors will be judged and winners will receive carnival tickets as prizes. A prize booth will be set up where participants can redeem their tickets for prizes of their choice. Marlene Olsen is chairing the event with committee members including Myrna Smith, Becky Thomas, Marie Thompson, Carol Croft, Gladys Ward, Kathy Stott and Mary Lou Garn. judged in evening dress and in a question and answer session. Winners will be announced during the evening. The event will also feature performances by the madrigals and members of the dance club, with alumni performing along with the students. .. Aa glumni assembly will be held tomorrow morning and an alumni tea from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the school library. The game against Hillcrest is scheduled for 5 p.m. Halftime entertainment will include appearances by the band, drill team, spirit club, cheerleaders and flag bearers. The Homecoming dance will be held in the commons area from 8 to 11 p m. with music by Christopher. The event is All students and alumni and members of the community are being invited to attend the events, said assistant principal Wes Johnston. TAYLORSVILLE. PTA officers at Arcadia elementary will host a carnival from 4:30 to 7:30 tomorrow (Friday) evening. Tickets will be priced at 10 for $1. Foods available will include sloppy joes, 50 cents; nachos, 75 cents; pizza, 75 cents and drinks in cartons, 25 cents. Activities will include a cake walk, fish pond and games for all ages, including balloon darts and a soda can pyramid. There will also be an opportunity for students to dunk their teachers in a dunking machine. ALL VJALLp COVERING m STOCK Reg. Book Price On Special Orders OFF Cl amsa ARGESTiW ALLPAPER GRANGER. Eye screening of all children in kindergarten through third grade will be conducted at Academy Park elementary Wednesday. Preschool children may also be brought to the school for testing between 9:30 and noon or from 1 to 3 p m Testing is offered children age 31 2 to 5, free of charge, and will meet the requirement for entry into kindergarten next year, a PTA spokesman said. Stansbury GRANGER. An clinic for preschool children will be offered today (Thursday) at Stansbury elementary. Children may be brought to the school from 11:30 to 12:30 or from 1:30 to 2:30. The test will meet the requirement for screening for amblyopia which is necessary before children can enter kindergarten, a PTA spokesman said. which announcement of the queen and attendants will be made and Sir Lancer will be knighted. The queen and her attendants will parade and various groups will perat the game form during half-tim- e against Olympus, which will begin at4:30. Portrait will provide music for the Homecoming dance to be held at 8 p.m. The event is dressy dress, and tickets are available at $17 per couing ple. Contracts Continued from page 1 and denied another annexation request for nearly four acres across the street. Elaine Powell, whose request was approved, plans to constuct a small commercial development adjacent to the Circle K convenience store. The development could contain a 4800 West oriented businesses, according to the applicant. Joseph Stanley is proposing a apartment complex on land on the southwest corner of 4715 South and 4800 West. Because the council denied his annexation request, Stanley must obtain permission for the development from Salt Lake County. FABRIC STORE 9316 THE S. 700 E., Sandy I? ' October Sale Barbizon's Famous Fabrics 30 - 40 off OFF STORE $29.$8? Our Best Quilters Prints Selected Group New Shipment 1 5 1 Off ,t(J Barbizon Full Slips s8-- Tricot Sleepwear Clearance SALE STARTS 1 28th Friday, September 28, 1984 a.m.-- 6 p.m. 9316SMh 700 East, Sandy j7TTTnmriAT) sl 79s SALE STARTS FRIDAY SEPTEMBER Hours: Mon.Sat. 10 100T0SM and other service laundromat New Shipment Roll Ends MURRAY NIXT TO FASHION Academy Park GRANGER. Remember the Feeling is the theme for Granger highs Homecoming activities which begin Tuesday with the Queens Tea. The tea, for nominees and their mothers, will introduce all nominees and conclude with announcement of the finalists. The annual Homecoming parade will be held at 6 p.m. Wednesday with Norm Bangerter as grand marshal; beginning at Market Street and moving along Lancer Way to the school. The football team dinner is scheduled for Thursday, sponsored by the Booster Club. Alumni will be welcomed to a Homecoming tea all day Friday in the home economics department. The assembly will begin at 1 ; 15, dur- - 30 (IN STOCK) ACROSS FROM SPORTS MALL equipment. - Remember Feeling Arcadia PTA Regular Book Prico OAKWOOD VILLAGE playground GHS Alumni Urged were selected to reign Friday. semi-form- Environmental Graphic Murals 5415 So. 9th East r, Tai Genny Well ond Tooni over Kearns high Homecoming events 566-182- 1 o |