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Show THE GREEN SHEET 2B 25, 1986 Thursday, September Schools KHS Homecoming: Looking Back At 20 Years KEARNS. Looking Back Twenty is the theme for Homecom- - ing activities at Kearns high, which will begin tomorrow (Friday) and .Years , continue through Oct. 3. An assembly will be held tomorrow to introduce candidates for Homecoming king and queen, after which students may vote for finalists. Final voting will take place on Monday. Members of school clubs will work Monday to clean up the hill. Students are being invited to a breakfast during first block classes. A carnival will be held outdoors, with school getting out at 12:30 so students may participate. School organizations and clubs will sponsor booths and activities, including a dunking booth, sponsored by VICA, a softball game at offering an opportunity to dunk assistant principal Ed Campos or other faculty members. Food items will also be available. Showtime will begin at 7 p.m., with a movie scheduled. New to Kearns Homecoming activities is a triathlon to be held Oct. 1. Teams of nine are being invited to participate in the "LET'S TRI IT" . . . Dressed appropriately for the various phases of triathlon being held as part of Kearns high Homecoming are, from j! left, Andy Smith, R. J. Schreiner, Travis Sweeney. K ing past and present performing groups, alumni acts and presentation of Homecoming royalty will begin at lp.m. The football game against Olympus is scheduled at 4 oclock. The dance will be held at 8 p.m. in the school gym. A local disc jockey will event. Picemcee the tures will be available at $10 per couple for those interested. We are inviting the community to join us in all these activities, along with our students and, of course, alumni. We hope everyone will want to come oout and join this 20th birthday celebration, Mrs. Burrows concluded. one-thir- semi-form- one-mil- School Board Hopefuls areas north of 4100 South, and her opponent, Dr. Reed Wahlquist. GRANGER. PTA officers at ing Meadows elementary will host a i session at 7 !p.m. on Oct. 2 at the school, 2950 Whitehall Dr. (3985 South.) Candidates for the State School Board will present talks i and participate in open question and answer discussion, i Accepting invitations to appear ;are Darlene Hutchison, incumbent in District 5, which includes all Roll-- J i Also, Don Christensen, incumbent District 7, whose area lies west of the Jordan River, south of 4100 South, and his opponent, Walter in : I five-minu- Talbot. The meeting is open to the public. For more information, those interested may call or 967-697- 6 V NOW OPEN W r Cowe Lose up to a pound a day while enjoying delicious, exclusive gourmet meals. Mistake-proo- f plan: NO make. Professional Supervision. Behavior Education classes eating habits to keep you slim. No diet pills or injections. re-tra- WSmM NutriSystem Guarantee: Follow the NutriSystem program and lose weight quickly, often up to a pound a day. 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M68 counting calories, no weighing or measuring foods, no decisions to -- s, OS A bountiful X A funny thing happens when products compete - they get better. Who benefits? You and KEARNS. Ann Geary is serving as president of the Bacchus elementary PTA. She is assisted by Vivian Buxton, leadership vice president; Johnette McKague, legislative vice president; Dr. Reed Wahlquist, principal Michelle Asay, vice president; teacher vice president; Kathy Reed, secretary; Chris Brown, treasurer. Commissioners include Terry health; Rhonda Welles, safety; Lorene Armstrong, community involvement; Leslie Crofts, education and family life; Noni Hill, individual development; Jan Marsh, fund raising; Kayleen Housekeeper, hospitality; Karin Orme, membership; Beverly Marsden, newsletter and Melinda Pitcher, publicity. . V ' 0 t; C TAYLORSVILLE. Homecoming activities at Taylorsville high began Tuesday with voting for royalty. An alumni assembly will be presented at 1 p.m. tomorrow (Friday) under the direction of Paul Staples, a former student body president. The Homecoming football game against Kearns high will begin at 4 dance will be p.m. A semi-formheld at 8 p.m. in the auxiliary gym, with music by TKO. Ann Geary Is President At Bacchus 7. polling Meadows Hosts p.m. will begin with an alumni reception at 11 a.m. in the activity room. The assembly, featur- two-mil- y, 7 Fridays activities ac- tivity, with a requirement that at d of each team be ' least female. The event will be divided, with e three from each team doing a run, then passing a banana, (in place of a baton) to the next team member who will be required to e make a bicycle ride, then pass the baton to the third team member, who will complete the event. The first swimmer from each team must swim the length of the pool, climb out, eat a cracker, swim back and pass the baton to the next team member who will swim a length, climb out, blow up and pop a balloon before swimming back and passing the banana on. The third member must swim his length, climb out and eat the banana to complete the triathlon, according to Elaine Burrows, student body adviser at Kearns. A cash prize is being offered the winning team. . A flashlight rally will begin at 7 p.m. on Wednesday in the stadium, followed by a fireworks display. Disc jockeys from a local radio staKEARNS tion will emcee the program. The annual Homecoming parade KAPERS will begin at 6 p.m. on Oct. 2 and is by Cindy Smith expected to be the biggest ever, said Mrs. Burrows. Clubs will enter floats, the school band will head the Believe, believe. parade, marchers, representatives All of us Cougars believe. We believe the sun is shining high of the Armed Forces and local over Cougar Country, the gentle cool dignitaries are expected to appear. air is blowing, spirit is rising and the The community is being invited to line the route and join in the celebraCougars are winning. And we did Friday as the Cougar tion, she added. Kearns faculty members have men took on Skyline and defeated the Eagles by a score of 13-This challenged the faculty at Olympus to victory left the Cougars standing at on the season, the first time since they took state in the early 70s. Way to go guys. Youre awesome. The JV and sophomore teams also were victorius the day before by scores of 0 and 13-- Good job. Who dat say them Cougars aint bad, who dat? Following the game there was a victory stompheld in the main hall. It was a great celebration. Wed like to thank everyone who has supported the activities. Weve had great participation this year and everyone is full of spirit. Hope it WITH THIS COUPON keeps up. Keep on having fun. ' Sophomore elections went very BRAKES well last week, with the final counting of the votes turning out the following: Eddie Egbert, president; Per Axle Emily Farnsworth, We reline discs or drums on Lynette Bradshaw, secretary; Cinissi most passenger cars and light dy Wells, female ASK and Steve is trucks. Add $10 for metallic Stay, male ASK. Congratulations, s i pads. Honored only at Big O of sophomores, I know youll do a great :J Kearns. job. i For all of you who always wanted to participate in sports, but not play on the varsity teams. Heres your chance. Intramural signups have started. Both males and females may participate. The first sport will be flag football. If you havent on page 6. Homecoming Schedule Set fcffe ' ' &e Wuu?' ' 4 BsmxRZsMr DAYNITE TELLER Sweepstakes at the Valley Banks GRAND PRIZE TRIP FOR TWO TO LONDON 7 DAYS and 6 NIGHTS Includes Airfare, Transfers, Hotels Meals, gratuities, ground transportation not included until you do. 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