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Show rr r t " myrr rrr v " 'vr e re nrft : v r t nr v v"; n a - rivr.Tr."'ii' . 4 , 19G2 The Salt Lake Tribune, Friday, May 4, IIJ n - Former Students Relate Problems of Dropouts Prett PROVO Lack of interest In school work and lack of proper teacher motivation were listed here Thursday as some of the reasons why 25 per .cent of Utah high school students leave school before graduation. TJfE PROBLEM of dropouts was discussed at the southern regional conference of the Utah State Conference on Social Welfare. A panel composed of students who had dropped out of high school told conference participants that teachers of the subject they teach and in ten show a lack of Interest In the learning welfare of the students. By Atloclated Henry D. Moyle . . . Commanded Logan ROTC in '17. -.-COMPARE -"- Henry D. Moyle to Deliver USU Baccalaureate Talk THE PROOF IS IN THE PICTURE" Full power transformer Air-cool- Saves money on service year after year Compact slim y silhouette styling Fits anywhere, goes anywhere, belongs everywhere With Cart Only Famous "Daylight Blue" for brighter, whiter picture if , a Roll Ar.ur.4 i69 (y w s ' i CONSOLE MODEL ADVEITtSIMINT ONE PANEL member said some teachers have the ability to inspire students, but that otherji do not stick to the subjects they are supposed to teach. They talk about sports or other things they are personally Interested in, the former student said. Another reason for dropouts is that students often cannot take courses which wlH help them learn a money-earnintrade, according to the panel. Also, students often are not made to realize the Importance of a general education, the group said. KEITH BURNHAM, supervisor of technical services of the Utah Statd Employment Office, told the conference that students should be counseled beginning in the ninth grade In order to help them see the importance of school training. It is becoming increasingly hard to find jobs that do not lequire some type of school training, he said. ANOTHER Important cause of dropouts Is that many students are engaged or married, the panel said. In connection with this, Ernest Dean, speaker of the Utah State House of Representatives, said Utah has the young est average age for marriages and the highest dhoice rate in the nation - B vf f Inter-mountai- n L FAT By Associated Press LOGAN William D. Hurst, regional for-estOgden, deputy for- - the Intermountain Region, UJS. Forest Service, will receive the 1962 Award jJridger Ir? T fYiday1 at the an-n u a Conserva t tion Week ban- quet at Utah A State University. I j. Whitney & Floyd, dean of f the college Mr. Hurst forest, range and wildlife management at USU, announced the award The college, USU Forestry Club, and associated conservation groups over Utah select a conservation leader each year to receive the award. Mr. Hurst, a USU graduate In range management, served on several forests in the Region and In several regional office assignments before becoming assistant regional forester in charge THE 73 YEAR-OLchurch leader, as an Army captain during World War I, was professor of military science and tactics for the then Agricultural College of Utah Reserve Officers Training Corps. Ordained a member of the LDS Council of Twelve AposUSU president tles in 1947 and elevated to the First Presidency in 1959, MOYLE and PRESIDENT is in charge Dr. Chase will lead the aca- President Mojle demic procession starting at 7 of the world wide missionary of the chyrch ALSO, JL EN1LE dolinq p.m. from Old Main to the sjstem 69th annual commence- uency is increasing nine times The Nelson Fleldhouse, George ment program at USU will be faster than Utah s population, where the services will be he said June 9 at 10 a m Special to The Tribune LOGAN Selection of Henry D. Moyle, first counselor in the First Presidency of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-daSaints, to deliver the Utah State University baccalaureate address June 8 was announced Thursday by Dr. Daryl Chase, range management In the Ogden office. of Ogden Forester To Take Award OVERWEIGHT Available to you without o doctor' called proscription, our drug ODRINEX. You must lost ugly fat, in 7 day or your money bock. 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