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Show SCHOOL flflJJS ROOSEVELT ELEMENTARY Room 14 has been studying about why we should eat, what food does for us, what builds our muscles strong, what carbohydrates carbohy-drates are and what foods contain vitamins A, B, C and D. Shanna Johnstun, 6th grade In our language work, Room 13 has been studying radio scripts. We have all tried writing scripts and are now ready to record them. We hore to olav' them for some of the other school classes and finally fin-ally invite our parents in for a "radio" program. We 'have already recorded two radio scripts and have found it to be a lot of fun. Our voices sound strange to us, but we' believe that scripts turn out very well. Karolyn Lawson and Carole Fenn Friday afternoon Mrs. Phillips' fith grade presented their annual assembly program. It was callea "Life's Limericks" and was quite unusual in presentation and costuming. cos-tuming. The cast of characters was a follows: Grandpa, Janet Winter ton; Grandma, Lanny Gill; Dutch, Kirk Cummings; Danny, Buddy McDonald; McDon-ald; Tommie, Patsy Bowden; Lisha, Lynn Snow; Tim, Margie Madison; Toby, Joyce Harris; Lillie, Ricky Adams; Turk, Peggy Wills; Terry, Kay Anderson; Mom, Ronald Lloyd; Bride, Glen Gardner; Father, Fath-er, Kay Anderson;. Groom, Carolyn Foote; Parson, Marilyn Drollinger; Fl'ower Girl, Johnny Shepherd; Best Man, Peggy Wills. Friend's, Marvin Pack, Benny Nelson, Margie Madison, Buddy McDonald, Southern Sojourners, Lynn Call and Elaine Mathews; Tired Texans, Patsy Bowden and Dan Redmond; Tootin Turks, Marvin Mar-vin Pack and Eva Milligan; Fat Lady, Stephen Aycock; Wildman Willie, Connie Timothy; Jitterbugs, Dan Redmond, Bennie Nelson, Lynn Call, Marvin Pack, Eva Milligan, Mil-ligan, Kirk Cummings. Sherry Wilkerson, Ronald Lloyd, Connie Timothy; Bathing Beauty (Miss 1992), Lanny Gill; Muscle Man of Roosevelt C.I.B.U., Janet Winter-ton; Winter-ton; Heckler, Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Jensen's fourth grade had a strange visitor in the' classroom. class-room. Brent Hatch brought a raven rav-en to school. He brought it in a bushel, basket and it nearly filled the basket. It had a big, strong beak. Brent always wore gloves when he handled the bird, because it would pick his fingers. When we had music class' it made a big fuss and tried to get out of the basket. It didn't like our singing. Last Thursday Mrs. Chugg went with Mrs. Burgess, our supervisor, and four other teachers of the county to visit elementary schools in Provo. She reports the day very profitable. Mrs. Sargent substituted sub-stituted in her class that day. |
