siemens dain crhdeacminmmemnaat4 Soe AEE, OGDEN § STANDARD. EXAMINER OGDEN. UTAH, THURSDAY FEB. 23, EVENING, __1961. to the Wahlquist EIGHT } NEW ROOMS to bewnadded in this artist’s concep- ground is the school as it exists now. Junior High School are sho tion of the project just approved by the Weber Board of Education. The addition will have four classrooms, aand language laboratory facililibrary, . pee back- building - in “the lockers. The outlined and ties |) School officials the addition will be ready by fall. Otherwise, — i hope ioe double: classes will probably. g0 into: prec project 1S, cous. the A SESSIONS? pe Wah iquist Ac dition | ‘pretanhanes plans for an eight_ {room. addition- to Wahlquist Junior 1 High School were approved by the ty) Weber Board of Education Tuesday ' - iteot Wekraiglquht istA's E | night.. Architect i Eon St Me the board Keith it can W. Wilcox told the new expect wing to cost about $324,000. He said ee he expects to have final plans | ready for bid opening in early April. Board members instructed Mr. " Wilcox to investigate a possible ¥ incentive payment if the successful | ents stud FARR WEST — Twelve bidder has the new wing ready for in the. three srades at Wahlquist | — . use /) at the beginning of school next d | liste been have ol Scho High or Juni term} the for roll r hono ~~ on the ne eu “ Wahlauist Principal Spencer Wyjust endin | att said double sessions are inevits grade yy? . They Wade ‘straight oe able at the junior high next year if _in_ all studies. Camp- Soe the wing is not ready.. _‘ Ninth graders are Suzan Garn nn have | 800 students er, | ll Jene , kson Eric t Jane , ae ‘pell | and Janet Saunders.| \. Wayne Miya Eighth graders A . Ann son. apornees “High. _, enth onor now with no fees smaller Mr. Wyatt students next crowd can’t present than 40 ‘students, said. “We will have. 900 pater year and we just oe : aundied in ihe space.” ae Mr. Wilcox. ‘eaid he can Nave final plans ready for a bid call at the end a of March witha bid — pene a couple of weeks later. He said this will give the “contractor about 442 months to com- "DIMES. DRIVE | RECEIVES 76a “FROM SCHOO! plete the’ wing. He said a contrac- Hey tor possibly could do the work in this time by “pushing day and night:?"" <4 The new. wing: will include. four regular — classrooms, a. library, ys homemaking and language labora-| 9. Oe ie tory facilities soa additional students are Kevon Thomp- from Costley, heeler ~ Jennings, ‘Francis W et Sere Wise. FARR WEST student sia new reco contributions — ta farch of Dimes campaign fun was marked this season . b p upils of Walhquist Junior Hi Scschool. uring are Karen. Kump, |) and Mary in ended the Tuesday campaign sev- Nancy and t students: had given a total of $761 towards drive, an average donation 97 cents per student. A total of: 800 students | e ie participated in the ea sera representing 26 clam pe ie Chaitman° of the campaig was Junior Charlton. His co mittee was composed of J sae, se Peterson and al Jane Vickers. three are members of ee ult ou ae