Since SJHS first started out there has always been an-unspoken rivalry between the two music classes at our school Band leaded by none other than Mr. Booth and a new teacher who has recently arrived at our school, Mr. Taylor, who replaced Dr. Tsugawa. So far the students are very proud of which musical group they are part of.
Everybody knows Mrs. Gleave as a math teacher, who works at Springville Junior High School. But nobody knows the Mrs. Gleave who learned how to build a house before she learned how to cook.
At SJHS, sending Valegrams is a fun and popular thing to do. Many students send them to friends to show appreciation to each other. They cost $10 for a dozen carnations and or $1 for one carnation or you can purchase candy for $1 for a small bag of candy or $4 for 5 small bags of candy.
Victoria Hunt said, that she likes sending them because the fun and it's cool to see people's reactions. She also said that she is going to send them to close friends, and she said that she is going to send more than 5 carnations.
There are many people here at SJHS who love their furry little feline friends. Fluffy, Hairless, chubby, scrawny, no matter their shape and size our cats are our loving little buddies, here’s what the people of SJHS had to say about their cats. First we asked them how many cats they have. Mr Booth, the band teacher here at SJHS said that he has 2 cats. Rainy Hickman said that although she’s had many cats through her life she only has one little kitten right now.
Did you know behind any theatrical performance you've been to, there's a whole crew of people behind the curtains working to make the show the best it can be? They make the props, design costumes and make sure things run smoothly. The bottom line, the play wouldn't play out so well, and the musical wouldn't be as magical without the behind the scenes people, or as I’ll be referring to them throughout this article, Techies.
SJHS is preparing for this year's school play. The school plays are something that every student enjoys and we can’t wait! But before you can do the play you need people (or students) to be in the play.
The play this year is a musical play and movie called Singin’ in the Rain. The movie came out in 1952 and it is a classic. Auditions for the play are on January 10-11. The students will be asked to sing 16 measures (or 1 verse) of a song of their choice from a musical play or movie. Callbacks are on January 12 and the dancing portion will be done then.
Have you ever wondered about the school counselors? Or even what the school counselors do? Well the counselors are there for you when you need someone to talk to, They are also there for you when you need a class change or to switch from a class.
