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Show 'rr'rp' mm 4B Monday, December THE GREEN SHEET 22, 1986 Schools to come and join in singing the last two numbers, Oh and the Halleluiah Holy Night Chorus. This is always one of the best programs of the year. Youll really be missing out if you dont attend. The basketball team took on a tough Viewmont team on Wednesday, playing its best before losing by a mere three points. The Warriors lost at East on Friday. Our swimmers took fifth in the Granite district swim meet. The wrestling team did it again. The varsity team had a superb win Continued on page 1 1 are invited Fremont Has Foreign Flavor LANCER HEADLINES by Lory Anderson When Winter was written, the song Wonderland Granger's hallways had to have come in mind. Christmas spirit is definitely in the air. Snowflakes are hanging from the ceiling, scenes of children having snowball fights remind us of what it is like to have snow on the ground and the big flake of them all, Frosty. Unfortunately, the snow is only hanging on the paper in the halls instead oi from the branches of trees. Heres the plan: everyone make about 20 or 30 dozen ice cubes, take them outside in the front yard with a Snoopy Sno Cone Shack and churn away. (We should have about half an inch by February if we take that route). This problem doesnt seem to be affecting the Lancers. Not only did the basketball team defeat Woods Cross, but girls basketball team, the wrestlers and the swimmers are each taking control of the scene. Woods Cross was caught by surprise when the Lancers turned the game around after the first half, beating them by five points, The game against Mountain Crest was another one of those dont blink or youll miss the action games. The next home game will be against Murray on Dec. 30. One warning: If you suffer from the problem of during stressful or suspenseful events, you will be advised to wear gloves to the next basketball game. See you there. The wrestlers took over the mat during the district tournament at Skyline, taking second place overall. Congratulations to district champs Dave Marsh, Jason Mecham, Dan Spgo and Dave Trujillo. ..., .Christmas always keeps people busy, but a group of very talented students at Granger are busier than usual. The madrigals, along with the concert choir, have been practicing Christmas carols for about a month and a half. These dedicated singers, who practice nearly every morning before the sun is even up, will be performing throughout the Christmas season at many of the malls and churches around the area. December is usually the busiest month of the year for the madrigals, because they are a very high demand group. Every day is booked with at least one performance. Many other students had a chance to show off their talents in last week's talent show. The show turned out to be excellent. The student body oificers v ould like to thank everyone who participated. A Fine was another Line assembly that turned out to be successful this past month. The group known as "A Fine Line is organized to help students become aware of the dangers of drugs and alcohol. The group is made up of about eight young men who have been injured due to a accident. As a result, they are paralyzed for life from the waist down. Their motive is not to tell students not to have fun, but to be smart about it if they do. Thanks to the peer leadership team which sponsored the assembly. Many hours of hard work went into the production, but the members leel that if the assembly helped just Continued on page 5 TAYLORSVILLE. Austria, Germany, Poland, Scotland, China all over the world are becoming real to children enrolled in a social studies class taught by Lynda Siler at Fremont elementary. We study a different country every day, she explained, and bring in people from the community who have lived in or visited that country. driedos made by Israeli children for use in telling fortunes during Guests come dressed in native costume whenever possible, she said, and bring plenty of souvenirs or artifacts and often treats to taste. They talk about their experiences in the country under discussion, answer questions, teach songs and generally make the country come alive for the students, she said. arrived wearing German leiderhosen. Han-jiuka- Children have come to school wearing a surprising number of costumes or accent items, she added. Qne student came with a Santa Lucia crown as used in Sweden during the Christmas season. Another had an embroidered blouse and colorful skirt from Mexico, while a boy Students are making booklets containing information about the countries studied, along with drawings of each flag, the teacher said. It has developed into an excellent social studies unit. The children have learned a lot and have become very interested in learning still more about these different lands. They are asking more and more about the geography, the history and the customs of the people in these far ( away places.1 In fact, they have asked if we can continue learning these things in the new year, she said. Countries include Sweden, MexHolland, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Austria, Switzerland, Italy, ico, England, Scotland, Australia, Israel, the South American countries and even some in the Soviet bloc, like Russia, Czechoslovakia. Poland GRACE and The children have made paper models of Dutch wooden shoes, she said; straw goats from Sweden, Christmas stars and snowflakes from Germany; woven heart baskets from the Scandinavian and will be making countries; Japanese paper lanterns and the COMMUNITY KEARNS WARRIOR KAPERS WORLD Meeting At: by Shelly Clements THE SILVER CREST by Cindy Smith Ho, ho, ho, Merry Christmas. The snow is layered softly on the ground. It twinkles as the moon shines upon it. The blue sky shimd mers above the valley and Christmas trees with their lights glow.... Awake - oh, what a beautiful dream. I look out the window; still no snow. But maybe if we all dream, it will come true and well have a white Christmas. Its only three days until Christmas, and even with no snow, the spirit is shining through at Kearns high. Having heard abpout the Japanese Christmas Tree Lane was a big in and celebrated boys day girls day with VICA winning first success, to a enjoy May, the students wanted place, Special Ed, second and similar experience. So, next May, we will celebrate photography third. Congratulations and thanks to all Continued on page 5 who helped make the halls have the Christmas look. Kearns junior high has joined Kearns high in sponsoring some snow-covere- -- families around Kearns for Christmas. Wed like to thank them for helping us give those less fortunate than ourselves a good Continued on page 5 58-5- BIBLE CHURCH RECEPTION CENTER 9150 S. 1350 W Sandy Christmas, a time of warmth, love Serrictl: and cheer. To help spread that Christmas cheer, the music department will be presenting their annual Christmas concert tonight (Thursday) at 7 oclock in the auditorium. All alumni S.S., 9:30 a.m.; Worship, 10:30 a.m. Caro Groups, Wooh Nights 3 Informatioa: Pastor: DAN HORNOK, Th.M. 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