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Show THE GREEN SHEET 4B Thursday, February 26, 1987 Sandburg Schedules Book Fair Granger High Cheerleaders OnToNationals GRANGER. Cheerleaders from high took first and third place at the region competition held at the University of Utah and will compete in national competition in Orlando, Florida Saturday. The Jayvee squad took first place , with the varsity team coming in third. "The hard work done by Granger cheerleaders has paid off and we are very proud of them, "said adviser Martha Coles. Members of the varsity squad include Brandi Bolton, Keri Rieter. Kara Jackson, Becca McDowell, Kim Hatch, Sharmaine Gessel, Craig Blackham, Carrie Duncan, Holly Greeg. Tracye Ladd, Jen Nelson. Stephanie Cosney and Jolynn Bolton, qith Cheryl Hamilton as coach. Junior varsity cheerleades include Granger Nicole Anderson. Rochelle Westburg, Melanie Dean, Vhristy Halvorsen, Jennifer Johnston. Leslie Mulford, Brooke Boltoyn, Debbie Healey, Christy Boyer, Jill Pulsipher, MaryAnn Myrbergand Shannon Greeves. Warriors Continued from page 1 ed in the individual events. The next meet is Wednesday at South high, starting at 3:30. Sports arent the only thing at that deserve recognition this week. The music department is also keeping busy and doing very well. The jazz band held a concert Monday night and they did an excellent job. Mens, womens and junior choirs also did excellent at their invitational on Wednesday. At the regional solo and ensemble festival last week, several vocalists brought home superiors and excellents. Ruth Hill. Jason Hughes. Brian Hulse, Jay Powell and Ray Sewell will be taking their solos to state competi- IP rriKA FASHION SHOW . . . Tracey Persons (right) will teach Nicole Peterson how to dress stylishlyly during the Valley junior high fashion show on March 3. Fashion Show On Slate At Valley JHS GRANGER. "Fashion Illusions is the theme of a fashion show to be presented by Valley junior high students ffrom 7 to 9p.m. Tuesday at the school. The show is a combined effort by students in the Home Economic departments and is under the direction of teachers Leigh Ann McCann, foods, and Christine Tolliver, clothing The script will focus on two girls, one well dressed, the other just back from a shopping trip but unable to pull a good look together from her purchases They will discuss what it takes to be attractively dressed. The show will be presented in four sections- fashion, how to create a wardrobe, mix and match, how to get the most for the fashion dollar; creating an illusion with line, color and proportion to appear taller or slimmer; and the designer collection. presenting clothing made in class Three iocal stores, the Copper Rivet. Fox moor and Stewarts, all located at Valley Fair Mall, will sponsor the program and loan clothing for students to model, said Mrs McCann. About 70 students, both boys and girls, will participate in the show. About 20 percent of students enrolled in home ec classes are male, the teacher said. tion. will appear through a arch and parade down a brass large ramp lined with plants. The speakers will be seated in white rattan peacock chairs. Refreshments will be prepared and served by the food classes in the school cafeteria following the program. The program is open to the public with no charge for admission. Models Lancers Continued from page 2 cited about the play which will open March 14 and continue the 17th and 18th. Mark these dates on your calendar and don 't forget. (Speaking of dates, guys, do you have your dates for Junior Prom? ) Another very important date to mark down is March 9. Why, you ask? If you are a dancer, this date should be very important to you because it is the day of Granger highs dance company tryouts. Now-hocan you try out if you dont knowhow to dance, or know what music to dance to for that matter? Thats easy There are workshops expecial-lcreated to teach you all this and much, much more. Pretty spiffy, huh? Two more dates to write on your calendar: March 5 and 6. These are the dates of the workshops. In the meantime, be practicing your leaps, jumps and kicks. The juniors have been doing a lot of jumping and kicking this week after beating out the sophs and the seniors in Spirit Week. On top of that, this is Junior Week. Guys, you know what that means. The prssure is on. Junior Prom is only about 30 hours away. Do you have a date? Lance and Gurt do. On that note, heres the thought for the week: No better time than the present. GAL. m LATEX SEMI GLOSS PLYWOOD LUMBER & DOORS CUT TO SIZE ACE T. - J We Deliver 961 2121 v Kindergarten Registration Is Set At Plymouth TAYLORSVILLE. Kindergarten registration will be held from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. March 24 at Plymouth elementary. Parents are being requested to bring with them the childs birth certificate and immunization records. children are attending a class held on the third Thursday of each month under the direction of Paula Alder in which they are learing colors, shapes, numbers and socializing skills in readiness for entering school in the Pre-scho- BUILDERS MAR" 3555 Weil 3500 South In ri i i i i i i Granger Sizzlin. Bon jour, mesamis. Another week in the big world, yet it doesn't feel like Ive revolved 2222 is (or IS the of salt-wate- StarTreck4. fourth vice president; Susan Mecham, secretary and Rene Heber, treasurer. Winners have been announced in ANY SERVICE PATTY'S BARBER SHOP 1 i i i i FOR 31, 1987 2 $4 BLOW DRY SHAMPOO 2732 So. 3600 W. LAKECREST superiors), state competition. Also, the Cyprus high quartet, consisting of Dawn Langford, Stacey Tibbitts. Jennifer Napier and Lisa Goodfellow, sang their way into the hearts of the judges, earning themselves a I and a chance to perform at state. Also performing well, but not qualifying for state were soloists Lisa Goodfellow, Julie Johns: pianists Brenda Dangerfield, Carolyn Philpot, Loralee Heaps and a few nondescript quartets. A big round of applause is due for these talented musicians. After state, then where? Hmm, maybe Eugene Jelesmks Talent Showcase. This week also sees debaters at region, and the jass ensemble at their festival. Wish them luck. Rumor has it that Cyprus will also be visited by Robin Leach this week, so w ear your Sunday best. Last, but most certainly not least, a warm Cyprus job well done to the Spinnakers, who once again represented both the school and the community very well. So, a Hee-Hasalute is definitely in order. And so the old song says, give thanks to the ghost writers in the sky. BUSINESS PARK NOW MVS PECJ Store Your Stuff For Less! mimim luQAOH WESTGATE 1829 WEST VALLEY 3500 South W. 973-438- i i & TS-'i- , - wtalspaces KEARNS 2935 So. 3600 West 4065 at Redwood Road Sams W. 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The PTSA sponsored the Crusader Challenge program and held a pizza party last week for students who accepted the challenge and increased their grade point average by .5 since the previous term. School administrators treated more than 100 students who appeared on the high honor roll for the second term to a visit to the movie We Ryan Lloyd Christopher Carter and Emily Lisa Jones, arts. In the literature division, Benjamin Parkes, Jeremiah Bates. Winners were honored at a Reflections tea held last Friday. seven times since I last wrote this column. Musically speaking, I have a small note. Actually a whole note, and I will not rest until I've given credit where credit is due. Although I will try to be staccato. At the region solo ensemble competition, Cyprus rated ery well. Soloists Glenn Case, Andrea Larabee, Melanie Giblette and Jennifer Napier all received GRANGER. PTSA officers at Kennedy junior high presented the school with a cheque as their yearly gift to the school. The money was used to purchase two television sets for use in the school and also to assist in Redeemable Only at 3S Pugh, ?MEW ARRIVALS . i i i CAVALCADE by Jennifer Napier Kennedy JHS Receives Gift From PTSA maintenance SaraleeHuntsman, Ryan Lyman and Gina McIntosh. Other winners at the school level were Suzanne Saxey, music; Quinton Allred, Eric Lyman, David parent-teache- r conferences were held Tuesday. So now that it's over, everyone can relax and have a good time at the stomp tomorrow (Friday). Yes, there is a stomp tomorrow. It is being sponsored by the soccer team and the media center. It will be held in the commons area from this is it for the month of February, so enjoy it while it lasts. I'm looking forward to see whats lying ahead for March as we leap into it after the stomp. See ya there. fall. COUPON W&itmn CYPRUS y As we all know, Spezak, Annelise Parkes, 8 6 y PAINTS Also going to state is the duet of Carrie Barlow and Ruth Hill, and the sextet of Brian Hulse, Jared Pedersen. Kelly DeHaan. Lonnie Panhorst, Patty Barney and Teresa Reschke. Our two pianists, Jared Leese and Trent Oliphant, received excellents at the festival. Congratulations to all those who participated and good luck to those going to state. In the drama department, the drama class, also known as the Spotlight Players, is preparing to present the musical Grease. All of the Spotlight Players have a part in the production. It will be presented 1. Plan now to attend April this THS drama production. the annual Reflections contest. Chosen to send entries to Council level competition were, in the music category, Dennis Nesbit, Kristi Wahlquist, Kjersti Parkes, Marisa Werner, Melanie Nesbit. In the arts category, Christopher Carter, David Wahlquist, Emily Lisa Jones, Ben Pugh, Annelise Parkes, and in literature, Cobie HUNTER. PTA officers at Sandburg elementary will sponsor a book fair Tuesday through Friday. Students will attend the fair during school hours, assisted by the media coordinator, Sharyl Smith. Parents and members of the public are being Invited to visit the fair any day during school hours, or until 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday and Wednesday. Prices will range from $1 to $6. Some books suitable for adults are also available, said a spokesman. school PTA officers for the 1987-8PTA a at installed were general year meeting and include Patti Barnes, president; Lynn Hancuff, first vice president; Linda Carlisle, second vice president; Lary Peterson, principal, third vice president; Geneva Shenk, teacher representative, 3861 VI.Keanu 5400 So. VALUES 966-886- Open Mon. thru Sat., 10 to 9; Sunday, noon to 5 Lb-- TOpiITOyXCiyTSHCHOOCAWPOmClfUMLmYlKWIliyTTOOLTOtHHTlC |