Thursday, March 18, 2010

Growing up in Orem, Utah - School Days





The suggested questions to answer in writing one's personal history published yesterday are:


Phase 3 - School Days

Information about school days:



1. What was school like when the person was younger?

2. What was the person's favorite subject?

3. What did the person want to be when he or she grew up?

4. Are there any funny school-related stories to share?

5. Who were the person's favorite classmates?

6. What school(s) did the person attend?

Here is an example of what I wrote about my school days in Orem, Utah:

Growing up in Orem, Utah

School Days - Spencer School:

Attending school in the 1950s and 1960s in Orem, Utah gradually changed as new elementary schools were built closer to home. When I started, I first briefly attended the Spencer School, located on the south east corner of State Street and 800 South.

It was built in 1912 and was a two-story eight-room school building and was used both for grade school and high school classes until the Lincoln High School was built across the street in 1921. The thing I remember about that school was the wide stairs and the hardwood floors that creaked as I walked down the hall. The Spencer School was torn down in 1991.


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