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Show Bay g y eto SERVING MILFORD AND WESTERN BEAVER COUNTY SINCE Sl rents JUNE 17, 1994 1321 VOL. IV NO. 24 IT'S OFFICIAL! MAILS. HAS NEW PRINCIPAL AND SECRETARY through 1993 he coached Track, Football, Basketball, Cross Country and Swimming. Prior to his experience at Taylorsville High School, Mr. Schofield taught at Olympus High School for five years. He was listed in Who's Who of American WALTER SCHOFIELD Teachers in 1992-93. Schofield's Certificates The Beaver County Board of Education announced Monday that a new principal has been selected for Milford High School. They unanimously agreed that Walter Schofield is the right man for the job. Mr. Schofield is a Salt Lake City native and a graduate of Skyline High School. He received a B.A. in Art Education from Brigham Young University in 1972, and a M. Ed., in Education Psychology, from Westminster College in 1979. He is currently enrolled in the Leadership Preparation Program at BYU, and expects to receive his Education M. Ed. in— Administration during the summer. At Taylorsville High School, Mr. Schofield was the Art Chairman Department from State 1981 through 1988, and an Art 1981 — Instructor from through 1993. From 1986 Mr. of Utah include: Education Administration, Secondary Education, Photography Lake as a non-Mormon, and I know what it is like to be a minority." Mr. expects to Schofield stay in the profession for at least fifteen more years, and is looking forward to spending those years at MHS. "The town, the previous administration, the lifestyle; there are no negatives for us," he said. (Meet the Schofield family on page 2) Wendy Holme Aside from a few years in Salt Lake City, Mrs. Holme has lived in Milford all of her life. She is the mother of four children; Charlie, the youngest, is still at home. She has been employed by the Beaver County Sheriff's Department for the past three years, and is a Certified Dispatcher and As Jailer. "I won't miss the long drive between Milford "and Beaver, especially early mornings when it is cold and snowy," she said. Mrs. Holme is looking forward to August and the _ beginning of her new job. Teaching Endorsement, Trade and Industry Vocational Endorsements in Jewelry, Commercial Art, and Commercial Photography. Mr. Schofield and his wife, Marle, are the parents of nine children, ranging in age from four to twenty-four. They are. planning to pull up their Salt Lake City roots and make a commitment to Milford. "We were looking for a place off the beaten path. We = ilike — what Milford has to offer: the LET'S WRITE SOME HISTORY size, the diverse social base, - and the friendliness of the people," he said. Although the family is LDS, and Mr. Schofield served a Mission in Guatemala, variety in religion was one of the factors that attracted the family to Milford. .Of his experience before converting to Mormonism, he said, "I grew up in Salt will The Caboose Park double as an information station during the summer months. Mary ‘Donithan and Lisa Larsen | will greet visitors and answer questions between 10:00 A.M. and 5:00 P.M. | Monday through Friday, and 11:00 A.M. to 3:00 P.M. on Saturday. Even though Milford City acquired the caboose only five or six years ago, actual documented _ information names, dealing dates and with the circumstances of locating it in the park are Ramona sparse. Smith - applied for the caboose as a donation for Milford City from the Union Pacific Railroad. She recalls that. the caboose _ probably arrived in Milford in late (continued on page 2) |
