Iron County Record | 1964-04-16 | Page 7 | United Nations Group Selected from Parowan High School

United Nations Group Selected irom Parowan High School Five students from the Parowan Paro-wan High School and their advisor, ad-visor, Marvin Graff are leaving leav-ing Thursday afternoon to represent repre-sent the Parowan school at this year's United Nations Assembly at the University of Utah. The Model U. N. assembly will be in session all day Friday and until Saturday at 1 p. m. according to Mr. Graff. Comprising the Parowan high delegation will be Alyson Adams, Vicki Worthen, Norman Robinson, Robin-son, Evelyn Kirkpatrick and Gregory Miller. Miss Adams and Miss Worthen are the delegates to the assembly They are to pretend pre-tend they are actual citizens of Finland, setting in the U. N. and taking active part in voting on issues coming up in that tribunal. tribu-nal. Norman Robinson will serve on a specialized agency having to do with atomic power. Miss Kirkpatrick will serve as collo-qulemj collo-qulemj representative, and ,her job is to sit in the U. N. division which is revising the U.N. charter, char-ter, according to Mr. Graff. Gregory Miller will serve as a reporter. His duty will be to report re-port things that go on at thej assembly, and then Join with reporters from other countries to correlate Information and then publish this information in newspaper news-paper form. This year, under a new program pro-gram arrangement, the students will stay In private homes of Salt Lake residents, they state.