oP OGDEN éTAI i te ee oe N88 “OGDEN, ‘UTAH, FRIDAY EVENING, ‘MARCH 3, 1961... Sete AMONG. 80 stu - Craig Moline; South, and Judy _ Peterson, Roy Juntoe High: j net Saund cr from the host school s shows his co-stu‘Poulsen, Valley (left to right). Young dents the’ Indian Chief, emblem. of the school. Students participated in fields of literature and. speech and were individually rated by a panel ofae from Weber. Col- _ Roy Junior High Will Play Host for Speech Festival ROY ' = The English and speech the schools will There will be department at the Roy Junior High School is playing host to the three however each be individually other junior high schools ‘in the Weber School district. at the annual speech festival today. ip Stuednts are participating in the categories of vital speech, poetry, retold. story, humorous readings, H] dramatic readings and spelling. ! Two students from Valley Junior| take part. Vee no winners chosen: of the students will rated. i ee \ High, South Junior. High, 1 uist | Junior High and the host school Will participate in all of the fields | with the exception of poetry and| | three students epresenting each of | alt A MSE OT ih 116 Roy Students Will Start 1961 Year at Wahlquist sig One hundred and sixteen junior high school students in Roy’s North NA) Park area will be transported to Washiquist Junior High School next year where they will attend classes on double session. ‘Transfer of these students was ap- proved by the Weber Board of Edual of SHE. Te eaven |on the phi sic ee penton meee Bell. | Supt. Bell said this. action will | prevent double sessions at Roy Junior High School. He said double sessions will be| necessary at Wahlquist anyway until the proposed eight-room addition is completed in midwinter. In his discussion of the problem, Supt. Bell said Aug. 28 has been. tentatively selected as the starting SS feiBREST OGREN STANDARD EXAMINER _OGDEN, UTAH, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 10, 1961 Se x ee IS: ania at oot date for the next school year. y : — Ne