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By Myrna Trauntvein
TN Correspondent

Marci Rasch, Provita Drill Team Coach, presented a request for a drill team trip that happens once every four years for training, dance classes and for the opportunities to learn history.

“We would like to go on the trip in February 2027,” said Rasch. “The trip has been a big success in the past.”

She said that it promoted history, culture and art and the list of what is planned for the trip was phenomenal.

They will meet with Jasmine on Broadway and will visit the Broadway Dance Center. They will attend the Broadway version of “Wicked.”

“There is the diversity of the city to enjoy,” said Rasch.

Potentially, the team might have somewhere around 25 members who might want to participate. There may be that many parents who would attend and the rooms would be four persons to a room.

“We assume that Mr. Q [high school principal, Todd Quarnberg] will attend and we have many parents who would like to go,” said Rasch.

“You go every four years and that gives each of the girls one chance to participate in the four-year program, does it not?” asked Janet Ware, board member.

It did, said Rasch. In addition, it gave the young women and their parents the opportunity to fly to a different state and see some of the history of the city as well as to have dance opportunities.

“It has to be on the fee schedule,” said Linda Hanks, board president.

Rasch said that the $1,570 per person was included. The price also included airfare, tickets to events and a hotel room at a nice hotel.

The girls will also meet with the Radio City Rockettes, an iconic American precision dance company headquartered at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

Perhaps one of the girls would be encouraged to become a Rockette, said Hanks.

“There is a height requirement,” said Rasch. “But last time, we did meet one Rockette from Utah.”

She said that she would have an actual number of students planning to attend in the next few days. The number was always high, she said.

Hollie Holman, board member, said she thought it sounded like a good experience for all involved.JHS Provita seeks permission to travel to New York City

By Myrna Trauntvein

TN Correspondent

Marci Rasch, Provita Drill Team Coach, presented a request for a drill team trip that happens once every four years for training, dance classes and for the opportunities to learn history.

“We would like to go on the trip in February 2027,” said Rasch. “The trip has been a big success in the past.”

She said that it promoted history, culture and art and the list of what is planned for the trip was phenomenal.

They will meet with Jasmine on Broadway and will visit the Broadway Dance Center. They will attend the Broadway version of “Wicked.”

“There is the diversity of the city to enjoy,” said Rasch.

Potentially, the team might have somewhere around 25 members who might want to participate. There may be that many parents who would attend and the rooms would be four persons to a room.

“We assume that Mr. Q [high school principal, Todd Quarnberg] will attend and we have many parents who would like to go,” said Rasch.

“You go every four years and that gives each of the girls one chance to participate in the four-year program, does it not?” asked Janet Ware, board member.

It did, said Rasch. In addition, it gave the young women and their parents the opportunity to fly to a different state and see some of the history of the city as well as to have dance opportunities.

“It has to be on the fee schedule,” said Linda Hanks, board president.

Rasch said that the $1,570 per person was included. The price also included airfare, tickets to events and a hotel room at a nice hotel.

The girls will also meet with the Radio City Rockettes, an iconic American precision dance company headquartered at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

Perhaps one of the girls would be encouraged to become a Rockette, said Hanks.

“There is a height requirement,” said Rasch. “But last time, we did meet one Rockette from Utah.”

She said that she would have an actual number of students planning to attend in the next few days. The number was always high, she said.

Hollie Holman, board member, said she thought it sounded like a good experience for all involved.JHS Provita seeks permission to travel to New York City

By Myrna Trauntvein

TN Correspondent

Marci Rasch, Provita Drill Team Coach, presented a request for a drill team trip that happens once every four years for training, dance classes and for the opportunities to learn history.

“We would like to go on the trip in February 2027,” said Rasch. “The trip has been a big success in the past.”

She said that it promoted history, culture and art and the list of what is planned for the trip was phenomenal.

They will meet with Jasmine on Broadway and will visit the Broadway Dance Center. They will attend the Broadway version of “Wicked.”

“There is the diversity of the city to enjoy,” said Rasch.

Potentially, the team might have somewhere around 25 members who might want to participate. There may be that many parents who would attend and the rooms would be four persons to a room.

“We assume that Mr. Q [high school principal, Todd Quarnberg] will attend and we have many parents who would like to go,” said Rasch.

“You go every four years and that gives each of the girls one chance to participate in the four-year program, does it not?” asked Janet Ware, board member.

It did, said Rasch. In addition, it gave the young women and their parents the opportunity to fly to a different state and see some of the history of the city as well as to have dance opportunities.

“It has to be on the fee schedule,” said Linda Hanks, board president.

Rasch said that the $1,570 per person was included. The price also included airfare, tickets to events and a hotel room at a nice hotel.

The girls will also meet with the Radio City Rockettes, an iconic American precision dance company headquartered at Radio City Music Hall in New York City.

Perhaps one of the girls would be encouraged to become a Rockette, said Hanks.

“There is a height requirement,” said Rasch. “But last time, we did meet one Rockette from Utah.”

She said that she would have an actual number of students planning to attend in the next few days. The number was always high, she said.

Hollie Holman, board member, said she thought it sounded like a good experience for all involved.