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Show : , LLr. :J : , ? f!r - TW'': V ""X ' " 1 : - fe:-? y-i ! - t ' . ,, 5 ,. '. !'',"( . 1 l"IJ t-oww-.r j : fanniM it ( J 't ' . r , S ' ' . -r ,' ' t ; I . . v. I ' i . i ) ; t -A 1 REPARING FOR ART SHOW AT PGHS are I. to r., Tina Anderson, Corinne Chatter, Keith Heninger, Glen West, Liz Richards, mn Judd, and Valerie Young. pi juui - Lindon Police Enlighten Students Lindon Police came to f 'on Elementary 4)ol to get kuainted. Gerry White told of he preparation he nade as a youngster jid also after high school to prepare himself for police work. A desire to help others and to protect our freedom was a motivation force that directs many to this type of work A police officer is a citizen's good friend. He is the one to look for if you are in trouble. A friendly feeling between a student and a police officer is a desirable thing. Through a question and answer period the students were able to hear of the many different dif-ferent phases of police work. A much better understanding and appreciation of our law officers resulted because of this interaction. in-teraction. Leon Laws and Jack Wright introduced the students to the police cars and the equipment they have. Of course the siren and the lights highlighted this part of the presentation. Hopefully all of the students have a better feeling for those that do so much to protect us and the freedom we enjoy here in Lindon. v ?. y 'if. 1 lllllillWHt"' ' ' i i - i " i" " r - ft fete&ffirife8fcjfafa8 OT WHITE, Lindon police oficer, tells students of Lindon ... fctarf why he became an officer. - - - . - JACK WRIGHT explains working of the fully equipped police car to Lindon School students.' |
