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Show Thursday, March 9, 1973 Tha Uta Bulletin Is grasped easily fry Ute eMdroa la Mrs. Than Meduua's second grade. Hamfltaa Kwh, (center!, sea of Mrs. Noam Appawoa, is readkg in Book 18 of the pregraaamd reading worse sad is the highest addeveria the secoad grade. Also among the best readers are left Laeas Santis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Santis; Rosaaaa Cach, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Jasper Cach; Carol Wyaritet, daughter of Mr. aad Mrs. Frauds Wyssket, aad Derosa Cach, daighter of Mr. and Mrs. Heary Cadi. Reading in Bosks 9, 11 aad IS, these students also hive to ell each new word, practice peanuasMp aad do creative writing. LANGUAGE ARTS School Netfs Sponsor Uintah Education Edited by Gloria Arrowgarp Title I Program Performs at Myton Todd Elementary School students traveled to Myton to present a Title I program. The program centered around the Ute culture and customs portraying stories, sign language, dances, and songs. The Northern Ute Singers consisting of Jimmy Murray, Darrell LaRose, Leo Ron Cuch, Manuel Myore, Carleen Ignacio, and Daisy Jenks, provided the songs for the round and turkey dances. Myton students reported they liked the story of the Bear Dance because one Ces-spooc- Mat Tourney Jr. high style West Jr. high school played host for a bunch of rough and tough Mat Men from four different schools, Wednesday, Feb. 28. Participating were schools from Rock Springs, Wyo., Duchesne, Roosevelt Jr. High and West The tournament got off to a flying start, with mat time at 1:80 p.m. According to wrestling fans, Wrestling's great anytime, but you ain't seen nothing if you haven't seen the little guys go at it." And this reporter has to agree. at 5 The second and final TO with West points and leading p.m., saw first for men place. Roosethirteen going 80 and five Duchesne men. six and 86 velt and 48 Rode and eight men. men, Springs All men were determined to be champs Mil take home the individual first place trophies, and the coveted and beautiful team trophy, donated by the Ute Tribe through the Recreation Dept just for this score at the end of a nwiann. The hard and fought battle saw West long and grabbing off seven 90 with winning first place trophies. Rock Springs 69 and five first places and Duchesne 45 and one first place. Mat Men from both Roosevelt and West and journeyed to Provo and the B.Y.U. the State Wrestling Tournaments Saturfor day. A loss for the Jr. High's and a gain when will be the high schools next year moot of these wrestlers go onto Union and Duchesne high. h, lie dancer was eustomed as a bear. The Todd students joined the Myton children during lunch to get aquainted with each other. Students from Myton Elementary expressed their appreciation and thanks to the program participants. PROMOTING UTE HISTORY - Fourth graders at Ibdd aad Whiteroeks Elementary School designed posters to express their pride Is the class. Peaay Chspssse, daughter of Mr. sad Mrs. Tom Chspssss, Fsrt Duchesae, took top prise at TODD Hesseatary. Keith Mair, fourth grade teacher at Whiteroeks, contalstos Andie Appawoooa his trophywiaaiag entry. Andie is the son of Mr. sad Mrs. Aatone Hde-1-spowar- Appawoa, Whiteroeks. The contest is cnltaro of the Ute Indians. od easerod saansOy aad pasters depict the Teen Talk By Vicky Chapoose Union High Reporter d ij one of the West Jr. Ugh "Mat Men" receiving first place jndWdnal trophies at the West, Feb. 28. Tittle Rich" with Dart. . ."Who MeTT RICHARD JENKS-Wa-s Junior Prom Slated Ugly Legs Contest The Junior Prom is April 18 and the cost is three dollars per couple. The name of the band is Soft Impressions and the theme for the prom is Pieces of April". The following night is the Post Prom and the decorations from the Junior Prom will be used for the Post Prom. So everybody start getting your dates. The Journalism Club is sponsoring an Ugly Leg Contest. The patidpants are Union's own male faculty. Pictures have been taken and will be displayed on posters in the halls with bottles attached. And the picture with the most pennies, nickles, dimes, quarters and dollars will be the new Ugly Legs of TO. IJlHHH Roll Congratulations go to Ed Secakuku, a senior and only Ute Student on this quarters honor roll. Ed made the honor roll with a 8.78 grade average. Ed is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Homey Secakuku. Also we would like to congratulate BQly Streitx, a sophomore this year. He made this quarter's honor roll with a grade point average of 8.73. Billy is the son of Mr. ami Mrs. William Streitx. Poster Winners Congratulations are also in order for LaRee Arrowchis, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Arrowchis, Whiteroeks, wd hwlla Murdock, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Colin Murdock, Fort Duchesne. The girls were among the top three winners in the dental health poster contest at Union High School Art Contest next month and will vye for dwh prizes. |
