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Show 3B THE GREEN SHEET At Kearns JHS Whittier Carnival Marks - Will Serve Next Year Co-preside- nts KEARNS. Names of winners in student body elections were announced last week at Kearns Junior high. Serving as Steven Stay, son of School Site 100-Ye- ar Steve Stay, and Cindy Wells, and Jerry Miller, head HUNTER. PTA officers at Whitwill be daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth cheerleader; Jodie and Jackie tier will host a carnival Mr. and Mrs. Wells. Both have been Involved in Turner, twin daughters of Mr. and fromelementary 4 to 9 p.m. tomorrow (Friday) of son Mrs. Jack Turner; Jay Clary, sports at the school. outdoors if weather permits. Kelli Laveder, daughter of Mr. Mike Clary and Suzette Davies. The event will celebrate the 100th and Mrs. Guy Laveder, will serve as Eighth grade cheerleaders will be of a school on the corBrian Johnson, Jenny Mower, daughter of Mr. and anniversary noted. Although Mrs. Gary Henry, assistant head ner, a spokesman son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Johnson, the building now housing students is Belinda with business manager; Andrea Bartlett, cheerleader, along not that old, there has been a school daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Reed Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. at the location for a full century, she Nicole Cox, PTSA Miller; daughter Jerry Bartlett, representative. and it was felt a celebration Kevin Stambaugh, son of Mr. and of Mr. and Mrs. Dallen Cox; Jeana noted, in order. was Mrs. and Mrs. Navada Stambaugh, will serve Dunkle, daughter of Mr. A birhday cake decorating contest Ed Dunkle. as yearbook editor, with Krystal is open to anyone wishing to enter, ofElected class Mr. of Rex Mrs. ninth and Fivas, daughter grade with the cakes to be used in a cake ficers include Shawn Callahan, son A. Fivas, as newspaper editor. walk. Entries may be taken to the Ninth cheerleaders will in- of Mr. and Mrs. William Mrs. secretary-historia- grade clude Tonya Miller, daughter of Mr. Qallahan, president; Tim Atwood, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Monson, vice president; Jody Genessy, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Genessy, secretary; Jeff Montague, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kent Montague, PTSA representative. Serving as eighth grade class officers will be Tom Callahan, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Callahan, president; Scott Monson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl M. Monson, vice president; WORLD WINNERS I . . . Student body officers for Kearns junior high include, front, Cindy Wells, Steve Stay; back, Brian Johnson, Kelli Lavender, Andrea Bartlett. At Brockbank - Students Elect Land MAGNA. Tommy Land will serve as president of the student body at Brockbank junior high for the coming school year. The new student leader is the son of Dennis and Vickie Land. He will be assisted by Jeff Jensen, son of Richard and Dorothy Jensen, first vice president; Joni McIntosh, daughter of Howard and Jean McIn- tosh, second vice president; Kim Daybell, daughter of Margean and Douglas ; Sandra Cross, daughter of Bezzant, reporter-historian- Rita and Frank Cross, secretary; Tammy Hamp, daughter of Paula and Myrl Hamp, head cheerleader. Kristine Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, secretary; Kristen Bird, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Paul Bird, PTSA representative. Vonnie Nebeker, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Peterson, will serve as seventh grade class president, with other officers to be elected in the fall. WARRIOR dogs, chocolate milk, orange drink, cotton candy and snow cones. There will also be a bake sale. Games will Include a fish pond, ring toss, and a game offering live goldfish as prizes. Participants are being asked to park in the Hunter parks parking area east of the school, since the usual school parking area will be blocked off for the carnival. One more week of school left, can you believe it? Yep, only six more days and half of the senior class will be freshmen again. While this years juniors and sophomores prepare to take over the school, some have already secured leadership positions in various groups and clubs. The head honcho, big cheese, Mr. will be Brian Acord. At pres-eleBrians right side will be AP student Jim Olsen, while in the secretarial position is another honor student, Trisha Flinders. next Miss Green Sheet is a master in debate who will prove to be qualified as our columist; yes Kim Crittenton should do the job. Valerie Lewis, the historian for 1985-8is no stranger to leadership positions and is probably the most responsible SBO (except when she tried to light the candy wrappers on fire at the Oaken Bucket! Patrice Morrill and Karen Shields will share the office of senate president. Together, these two affluent characters will share all the obligations and responsibilities of senate president. Looks like an all-stlineup in Taylorsvilles casting of student body officers of 1985-8Have you ever noticed the people at with the cowboy hats and big belt buckles with their names on them? Do you wonder what they do with their time? Do you wonder if they go to the Maxim on Friday night? Well, some of cowboys spend their leisure time competing with the Bingham Rodeo club. This club, mostly made up of West Jordan, Bingham and students, has qualified 16 members to the state rodeo (held in Heber June 12, 13, 14). The four qualifiers who attend are Cheryl Egemo (president of the Warrior club) in barrels and poles; Bryce Burnett (vice president) who captured a place in state in the bareback riding category. Doug Thomson also has a place in the bareback, while Jolene Barney will secg be competing in the tion. Taylorsville is proud to have our cowboys who add a touch of down to earth American culture. I hope all ya Warriors will find time to support them at the high school rodeo. Dont forget to pick up your caps and gowns tomorrow, seniors. Next week is full of exciting stuff, such as the awards assembly Tuesday evening beginning at 7, the farewell assembly Monday in the early afternoon (ending with the faculty vs. student body softball game). Wednesday night from 1 is the second annual yearbook day preview; then on Thursday is the official yearbook day in school. And, of course, graduation day is Friday, June 7 - for the sophomores and juniors, its the last day of the 1984-8- 5 school year. thats music to the ears. Hee-hee- Principals To Be Honored Tuesday Night GRANGER. An open house wiull be held at Rolling Meadows elementary from 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday. The event is a combination farewell party for principal Gale Bateman, and welcome for the new principal, Kevin Hague. We shall miss Mr. Bateman, who is a great principal, and we shall miss his kind ways and smile. We wish himn luck in his new appointment, and we want to welcome our new principal, Mr. Hague, a PTA spokesman said. ACE, school tomorrow morning. Activities for all ages will be available, including a moon walk, swinger, squirrel cage, train and the chance to dunk faculty members and sixth graders in the dunking pond. Dinner will be served at 5 p.m. offering a choice of sloppy joes, hot 7 STAIN SALE For Leaders Elected By Key Club the Natural look RUSTIC TONES EXTERIOR STAINS Semi transparent Colors in Oil TOUR CHOICE KEARNS. Key Club members at Kearns high have elected officers for 1985-8Penny Egbert will serve as president, with Kaylynn Cloward, vice president; Laura Lund, secretary; Deanna Potter, historian; Heidi Neumier, treasurer; Chris Dyson, publicity chairman. The officers visited ninth grade students at Kennedy and Kearns junior high schools to acquaint them with the Key Club program, and invited those interested to a barbecue. Key Club members collected 50 pints of blood in a drive held at the school and also participated in Special Olympics and the America Love Run for MS. 6. by Lisa Vande Veegate 30, 1985 Thursday, May Those dont wants around your house are probably do wants for someone else. Advertise them in Green Sheet classifieds! $1197 Reg. M 6.33 Interior literior Hong lasting Scanty Enhances Wood Teiture For Smooth or Rough Sawn Wood Self Priming V Reg. $5.18 LATEX REDWOOD $2 STAIN Gal. .ACE Wo Deliver 68-2- Santo BUILDERS MARI 3555 Weit 3500 South In Granger ). ar 4195 Host 5415 South Kearns, Utah boneless P0UNDSTWUi le . . . Student body officers ot Brockbank junior from front, Joni McIntosh, Tommy Land, Jeff left, include, high Jensen; back, Sandra Cross, Tammy Hamp, Kim Daybell. 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