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Show 6A Thu Summit County Boo Friday, Juno 5, 1992 Students Receive Academic Awards Wednesday, May 13, South Summit High School held their annual Academic Awards Assembly. Those receiving awards, along with their parents, were invited to attend beginning at 7 p.m. The evening began with awards being given to those students in each of the classes who were able to maintain their name on the Honor Roll (93-9- 0 percent) for all three South Summit Wildcats South Summit Track Team Has Successful Season terms. Those students were as follows: Curtis Wright, Kami DiStefano, Ryan Crittenden, Michelle Hansen, Kristin Gines, David Nichols, Billie Jo McNeil, Abe Curtis,' Shana The South Summit Track Team first in the pole vault, third in high Page, Jennifer Stillman, Gina Pace, recently completed a rebuilding, but jump, and fifth in long jump. Suzanne Ruf, Kendra Badham, successful season. The track team Those competing but not placing Jamie Blazzard, Matt Welter, Katie was under the direction of Coach were Becky Norton, Amy RichEdmunds, April Cmich, Kristen Eric Peters. The track team traveled mond, Jon George, and Scan Richards, James Klein, Steven to Park City a couple of days each Cummings. Other track team Mitchell, Trina Smith, Bryan week to train. Coach Peters had a members who were not able to at- Kirkham, Jennifer Rutledge, Brian young team that steadily improved tend were Craig Deros, Sandi Blazzard, Lora Cummings, Jill and should be strong next season. Hamilton, Joni Miles, Olivia McLeilhead, Kaycee Simpson, Andrew Three school records were broken Neil, Sharce Miles, Billie Jo McSargent, Jilyn Prince, Tiffany over the course of the year. Richie Neil, and Gary Stillman. Smith, Julia Bumard, Wesley BlazBridge now holds the pole vault Qualifying for the state meet zard, Teri Lewis, Susan Gines, Jodi were Jodi Maxfield, Richie Bridge, record at 129 and Amy Richmond Maxfield, Sharee Miles, Heidi Van has set new records in the shotput Steven Sargent, and Dusty Lewis. Tassell, Aimee Prescott, Melissa and discus. Dusty finished with a third place Litllcford, Marie Stevens, Shamby At the Region Meet, the state finish the high jump. Richie McAffee, Josh Sundberg, Michelle following individuals placed in their Bridge finished fifth in the pole Lee, Kimberly Isakson, Tresure events: Dusty Lewis placed first in vault; Jodi Maxfield seventh, and Crittenden, Cord Gray, Caroline the high jump and seventh in the Steven Sargent ninth in the high Dustin Lewis, Jerel Blinkey, long jump. Jodi Maxfield finished jump. Moon, Amber Waite, Natalie second in the high jump and third Congratulations to all of the in the 400M dash. Steven Sargent members of track team. And since took a fourth in the high jump, there was only one senior member sixth in long jump, and seventh in on the team, we. arc looking for pole vaulL Richie Bridge finished even better things next season. I Elementary School Awards Assembly Held Presidential Academic Fitness Awards were given to: Chrystal Sargent, Eden Davis, Elizabeth Curtis, Rachel Wagstaff, Gary lire, Natalie Staples, Megan Siddoway, Bridgette Saxton, Michael Ruf, Tyler Putnam, GeNille Pace, Lacey O'Driscoll, Cooper Mitchell, Mitch Milden, Jody Rydalch, Josh Martinez, Wyatt Marchant, Michelle Lott, Paul Kunz, Megan Hal lam, Joseph Goates, Kristin Georgi, Kara Erwin, Morgan Cox, Coby Coonradt, Josh Coon, Luke Burton, Blake Broadhead, Corey Anderson, and Amanda Anderson. Twenty-thre- e students out of the fifth grade earned this award. The fifth grade students received their graduation certificate or certificate of promotion. Those graduating are: Steven Ahmad, Corey Anderson, Shami Anderson, Darci Atkinson, Blake Broadhead, Luke Burton, James Chavez, Morgan Cox, BriAnne Dixon, Janelle Gates, Jeremiah Gemmell, Joseph Goates, Wes Harris, Jennifer Hortin, Adam Johnson, Justen Kent, Michelle Lott, Lacey O'Driscoll, Neina Orrillo, Jana Robertson, Michael Ruf, Chris Schroepfer, Julee Snelgrove, Desiree Turner, Felicia Abrams, Amanda Anderson, Coby Coonradt, Bret Cummings, Clint Ercanbrack, Kara Erwin, Jeremie Forman, Megan Hallam, Julie Jacobsen, Brock Johnson, Paul Kunz, Lacy Lark, Joshua Martinez, Mitchell Mildon, Cooper Mitchell, Shaun Parkin, Brittany Pearce, Tiffany Powell, Tyler Putnam, Stanley Ricks, Justin, Shelton, Megan Siddoway, Natalie Staples, Angela Stillman, Tiffany Thomas, Rachel Wagstaff, Kimberly Wilde, Trevor Cook, Joshua Coon, Elizabeth Curtis, Eden Davis, Megan Foust, Lupita Fuentcs, Kristin Georgi, Sammie Goalen, Lynsi Jeffs, Steven Lindorf, Terence Louder, Daniel Marchant, Wyatt Marchant, Laramie Miles, Seth Mondragon, GeNille Pace, Tiffany Page, Justin Rockhill, Jody Rydalch, Crystal Sargent, Cory Simmons, Lanette Thornton, Gary Ure, Evelyn Waite, Andy Woolstcnhulme, arid Wayne Yates. Kindergarten Students Graduate On Thursday, the day before school let out, Mr. Louder presented the kindergarten students with their certificate of promotion. After the presentation, the students visited their assigned first grade class and teacher Cor next year. They gave their new teacher their end of the year tests. Graduating kindergarteners are Tyson Atkinson, Zach Blazzard, Stephan ie Cook, Anthony Couey, Shawn Cmich, Chad Cummings, Cody Cummings, Stephanie Dees, Trudy Goodworth, Kassidee Hansen, Cote Harris, Colton Helton, Jade Johnson, Giselle McNeil, Sarnie Mitchell, Jessica Montgomery, Drew Smith, Emily Smoot, Justin Thomas, Jon Van Tassell, Chari Warmouth, Kayci Woodward, Toby Abrams, Joshua Anderson, Toree Griffis, Clinton Johnson, Chelsea Jones, Tori Knight, Klint Kunz, Jed Lee, Matthew Lewis, Michelle Marchant, Dusty Martin, Michelle McDonald, Nicole Mondragon, Holly Smith, Mathew Thompson, Heather Tompkins, Tyler Wilkinson, Krisdc Wilson, Myndi Anderson, Bridget! Bakula, Jenny Cummings, Sean Hortin, Laurel Jones, Christopher Jorgensen, Daniel Knight, Scott Marchant, Derek Martinez, Linda Miliner, Tyson Page, Burke Pemberton, Ryan Rockhill, Christopher Roper, Mindy Siddoway, Choice Thompson, Melissa Timothy, Maria Ure, Katelin Woolstcnhulme, and Megan Woolstcnhulme. Prescott, Richard Bridge, Shawnee members are Kendra Badham Bowen, Lance Leithead, J amice (president); Ryan Crittenden, Gragn Wilson, Mark Ure, Angie McAffee, Brian Blazzard, Curtis Costanzo, Hollie Walker, Jake Wright, David Nichols, Emily Aplanalp, Emily Evans, Sean Goates, Melissa Littleford, Tiffany Cummings, Jamie Jones, Joni Smith, Aimee Prescott, Curtis Miles, Sarah White, Seth Pitt, Moser, Stacy Leavitt, Heidi Van Tanya Woolstenhulme, Jodi Tassell, Niki Silvester, Shelby Mitchell, Nicole Mitchell, Trisha Prescott, Lora Cummings, Kristen Costanzo, Cooper Crystal, Olivia Richards, Suzanne Ruf, Ambre McNeil, Cameron Maxfield, Cody ReMillard, Jill Leithead, Donna Atkinson, Kal Hoyt, and Deborah Ure, and Shamby McAffee. The Sterling Scholars were anLewis. the who received and honored. Sterling nounced students Those for 1992 were Curtis Scholars Roll (100-9Honor percent) High for all three terms were the followWright, Gragn McAffee, Ambre ReMillard, Kendra Badham, ing: Stacy Leavitt, Ambre ReMillard, Donna Ure, Emily Goates, Suzanne Ruf, Emily Goates, Wade Gragn McAffee, Melanie Evans, Freestone, Donna Ure, Stacy Leavitt, and Jessica Sutherland. Niki Silvester, Sunny Putnam, The next presentation was to the e Robbie Maynes, Wright, Place, and Shelby Prescott. The winners of the Presidential Acastudent with the highest GPA in demic Fitness Awards. The winners each of the classes also received an were Donna Ure, Stacy Leavitt, award. In the 12th grade, Stacy Ambre ReMillard, Emily Goates, Leavitt and Gragn McAffee who Kristin Gines, Jamie Blazzard, achieved the same GPA. The 11th Kendra Badham, Suzanne Ruf, grade was Melanie Evans, and the Ryan Crittenden, Kristen Richards, Trina Smith, and April Crpich. 10th grade was Niki Silvester. All of tlw seniors who had reAcawere the to given Trophies ceived scholarships from colleges demic Decathlon Team which consists of Wade Freestone, Donna and universities were then asked to Ure, Stacy Leavitt, Curtis Wright, step forward as Mrs. Plage read the Dustin Lewis, Jerel Moon, Melissa scholarships that they have earned. Individual awards and scholLittleford, Suzanne Ruf, and Curtis Moser. The National Honor Society arships were then presented. The was also given trophies. Those Army Reserve presented it's Scholar Athlete awards to Kristin Gines and Justin Gordon. Gragn McAffee received the Air Force Math and Science Award. The Tandy Co. Scholarship Award was given to Donna Ure and Michelle Hansen based on their GPA from grades 2. The Farm Bureau presented a cash scholarship to Andrew Sargent, who plans a career in an agricultural related Held. The All West Neal Gines Memorial Scholarships were awarded to Kristin Gines and Stacy Leavitt The Nathan Leithead Memorial Award went to Shana Page. This award is in cooperation with Key Bank, and Utah Power and Light presents a scholarships to a student fiom each area that UP&L services. The winner from Sooth Summit was Suzanne Ruf. Local Kamas Valley business owners contribute money each year to present a scholarship called the Fair to Average Scholarship. This year the three winners were Kristen Richards, Justin Gordon, and Matt Weller. The final award is presented by the high school This award is presented annually to a senior boy and girl who have shown the most academic improvement This year's winners were Kaycee Simpson and Monica Watson. After the awards program, refreshments were served to those in attendance. total Spanish students qualified): Jason Scales, Holly Van Tassell, and Josh Tatton, Kip Atkinson most improved Spanish student. Stephanie Stembridge presented a musical number to give a little variety to the assembly. All the eighth graders received a certificate of completion. Mr. Rice presented the Spelling Bee winners: sixth grade, third place, Bryce Mildon with a ribbon and certificate; second place, Lindsay Georgi with a ribbon and certificate, and first place, Carolee stenhulme, Amanda O'Driscoll, with a trophy and certificate. Sara Merkley, Alicia Dewey, Kate Clegg Seventh grade winners: third Atkinson, and Tuckett Crittenden. with a ribbon and certificate, Two sixth graders earned over place Gina Anderson; second place with a 300 points: Alycan Evans and ribbon and certificate, Jody Jones, Brandon Roper. Each received a $30 and first place with a trophy and savings bond. Yates. In the seventh grade earning over certificate, Whitney winners: third place grade Eighth 200 points: Alena Marchant, Day-to-n with a ribbon and certificate, Bret Waite, Stephanie Welter, and Lee; second place with a ribbon and Chris Lilt, Chris Lindorff, and John certificate. Holly Van Tassell, and Com earned over 300 points. John first placed with a trophy and cerwill received a $30 savings band. Josh Tatton.,., tificate, In the eighth grade earning over District winners were third place 200 points: Brandon Mitchell and with a trophy, certificate, and $30 Robert Crandall, Spencer Neff, and d braid: Gina Anderson, Daniel Lever each earned over 300 savings with a certificate trophy, place points. Both will be receiving a and $30 savings bond, and Josh bond. $30 savings and first place with a troOfficers from the State Board of Tatton, and $100 savings certificate, phy, Education were greatly surprised at Brandon Mitchell. braid, the number of bodes being read by Mr. Pitt handed out band awards. our middle school students. Studies In the seventh grade band, the have shown that better readers are members were challenged to team better students and our District naall twelve major scales and pass tional scores this past year have them off in sixty seconds. Five shown how great our students are. students completed the challenge: Mrs. Clegg presented Spanish Nicole Foust, Ruby Woolsten-hulmawards for 100 percent or better Heather Stillman, Stephanie sixth grade, Joanie Gordon, Jentry and Anthony Dumas. DiStefano, Richard Goates, Graffakl Fry, Jones gave the racketball Mr. Sundberg, Trent Vemis, Chelsie tournament winners: sixth grade Waite, Jenny Prescott, and Heather Sontell McAffee, first were girls Van Tassell. Jed Gines received the and Alicia Dewey, second highest Spanish grade in the whole place, place. school as a sixth grader. Seventh graders, Greg Atkinson, Sixth grade boys were first Jenny Dees, Amy Bergenson, place, Bryce Mildon; second place, Kelly Larson, Stephanie Louder, Doug Cams, and third place, Rustin Sara Marchant, Allan McNeil, Young. Seventh grade boys and Clint Rydalch, Ryan Staples, girls: first place girls, Stephanie Christie Woodard, Dec Dec RoLouder. First place boys, Joe FraAdam Jones, Ashley zier; second, Daniel Butler; third driquez, Kirkham, Shawn O'Driscoll, Joel Steve Crittenden, and fourth, Ben Prince, Whitney King, Steven Marchant. Mr. Lambert awarded finishers Martinez, and Tina Milliner. Seventh graders qualified for a the Chess Tournament: Sean semester Joey Atkinson, Tuckett O'Driscoll, fifth place; Jason Cam, Heather Norris, Brandy Robertson, fourth place; Raymond Marchant, and Dallas Schumann. Peterson, third place; Josh Tatton, nlam nnrl .ClPVA MflftlllfiZ. Eighth graders (one percent of first place for the second year. President's Academic Fitness Award was awarded to Brandon Maxwell, Ben Harris, Rory Bowen, 6 Ar-ia- na Ger-ile- South Summit Middle School Students Receive Awards at Assembly The South Summit Middle School held their awards assembly the last week of school. Many awards were given out The school honored the current custodians, Alan Lewis and Howard Gines. Next year all custodians will be on a rotating schedule with all the custodians in all the schools and work in each school. Each received a jacket from the middle school. Mrs. Thacker handed out awards to the sixth grade spellers who : madc it to the bonus board: Andrew Bernard, Sara Butter, Jason Duncan, Michelle Fitzgerald, Lindsay Georgi, Jed Gines, Carolee Hoyt, Josh Litchlighter, Sara Merkley, Jenny Prescott, Shay Richmond, Brandon Roper, Bret Siddoway, and Heather Van Tassell. Two top spellers were a tie: Natalie Page ami Jcnncfer Smoot. Mrs. Atkinson gave awards for her top Business Marketing students for each term: first term, James Blazzard; second term, Kathy Dees; third term, Brenda Chadwick, and fourth term, Jason Scales. Physical Education awards in eighth grade PE classes:' National Physical Fitness Awerd: Donelle Atkinson, Brenda Chadwick, Holly Crnich, Michelle Ruf, Lacey Fitzgerald, Rachel Park, Julie Blazzard, Jenna Burton, Emily Edmunds, Britnay Gordon, and Saundi Mitchell. Presidential Fitness Award was awarded to: Tauna Worthen. Winners in the Excclcrated Reader Program received awards. In the sixth grade, 3,300 tests were taken this year. In the seventh grade, 2,000 and in the eighth grade, 1,000 tests during the year. Students earning over 200 points: in the sixth grade, Robyn Sund-ber- g, Carolee Hoyt, Jenny Smoot, Bryce Milden, Rebecca Jorgenson, Jen try DiStefano, Amanda Wool sec-rai- e. South Summit Elementary School Awards Assembly Held The Souui Summit Elementary School Awards assembly began with the graduating fifth graders parading in to "Pomp and Circumstance. They all took their place on the stage steps. The Kamas Valley Lion's Club had a presentation. Tony Powell gave the presentation in absence of a representative. Julie Jacobson was awmded a brailler. Julie has diabetes and has been teaming braille with a borrowed brailler. They feel she may need a brailler in a number of years. The Region Reflection Contest winners were given trophies. Honorable Mentions. Patrick Martin, Literature; Jeffrey Pitt, Literature; Ben Lee, Literature; Tammy Sorenson, Literature, and Andrea Smoot, Literature. Winners in: Literature, RaeLynn Hortin; Art, Jeffery Sargent; Photography, Patrick Martin; Music, Jennefer, and Art, Lindsay Smoot. Mrs. Ruf gave awards for the Cougar Chorus members. About fifty members received a certificate. Students who had read and earned more than fifty points in the Excelcrated Reading program: Students are Blake Broadhead, Lizz Curtis, Eaton Davis, Gassity Pickets, Christian Georgi, Paul Coons, Jammie Lambert, Ray Mitchell, Janelle Pace, Kenscy Roper, Megan Siddoway, Seth Swank, Ben Davis, and Halley Stokes. Trophies were given to students attending school 100 percent: Easton Gines, Nathan Hallam, Grace Johnson, Amberli Parkin, Brady Johnson, Stacia Louder, Justun McCormick, Krcgg Passey, Taylor Spader, Laura Ure, Bryan Waite, Amber Cam, Amber Coonradt, Matt Crittenden, Cassady Fickas, David Hortin, Jonathan Jorgensen, Brady Mitchell, Brandy Ricks, Andrea Stillman, Mary Lou Blazzard, Jamie Lambert, Trevor Rczac, Gregory Spader, Daniel Smith, Seth Swank, James Chavez, Elizabeth Curtis, Megan Foust, Adam Johnson, Terence Louder, Stanley Ricks, Megan Sidoway, Angela Stillman, Gary Ure, and Evelyn Waite. ' Trophies were given to the Spelling Bee winners. Each class had a spell-of- f. The winners of each class spelled against their grade. First grade winners spelled against second grade winners. The three winners in this spcll-ol- f, spelled against the third grade. And those three winners spelled against the fourth and fifth grade winners. First grade class winners: Mrs. Crittenden: David Jorgenson, first place; Brandon Marchant, second place, and Nicole Georgi, third place; Mrs. Park: Nicole Mon-sofirst place, Mathew Nielson, second place, and Curtis Stevens, third place; Mrs. Willoughby: Joel Wagstaff, first place; Sara Parker, second place, and Susan Wilson, third place. First grade winners were: third n, Tyler Johnson, and first place, Laura Wagstaff; Mr. Hansen: place, Sara Parker; second place, Susan Wilson, and first place, Joel Wagstaff. ' Second grade class winners: Mrs. Barney: third place, Bryan Waite; second place, Christa Cressa, and first place, Stacia Louder; Mrs. Sutherland: third place, Jacob Goates; second place, Shelby Atkinson, and first place, Brian Milliner, Mrs. Thompson: third place, Shccna Bigelow; second place, Tyree Laxcnby, and first place, Kambry Johnson. Second grade winners were: third place, Bryan Waite; second place, Tyree Laxcnby, and first place, Kambry Johnson. Third grade class winners arc Mrs. Weller: third place, Brody Lewis; second place, Raclyn Hortin, and first place, Chelsea McNeil; Mrs. Pitt: third place, Jeffery Pitt; second place, Ben Davis, and first place, Joshua McDonald; Mrs. Crittenden: third placc Jennifer Evans; second place, Julie Blazzard, Melissa Dixon, Emily Edmunds, Lacey Fitzgerald, Joel Frazier, Brett Lee, Ben Marchant, Christie Massey, Brandon Mitchell, Saundi Mitchell, Spencer Neff, Cameron Powell Sam Rider, Jason Scales, Holly Van Tassell, Ira Waite, Am bra1 Walker, and Shontey Wilson. Mr. Woolstenhulme presented the hardest workers award by turning in every math assignment without having any unprepareds: Donelle Atkinson, Stacie Ruf, Ashley Kirkham, Heather Norris, Mary Cline, Saundi Mitchell, Joey Atkinson, Texee Bowen, Jody Gawens, Ken Passey, and Dallas Schumann. One special award to a student who demonstrated their willingness to want to help other students who were having trouble in math: Crarin Curtis. ,Home room representatives:.. Jonie Gordon, Stacie Johnson, Sam Rider, Robert Crandall, Scott Crystal, Kelsey White, Steve Goates, Jody Jones, Saundi Mitchell, Kelly Larsen, Stephanie Fry, Amy Jorgenson, T. J. Snyder, and Tuckett Crittenden. Studentbody officers presented with a plaque: Britni Gordon, secretary; Stacie Moon, vice president, and Emily Edmunds, president. Mr. Jones received the award for the faculty winning the eighth grade softball team. Perfect attendance: Gina Anderson, Todd Cummings, Joshua George, D. J. Glade, Jessica Adam Jones, Ashley Kirkham, Kip Knight, Ed Marchant, Brandon Mitchell, Mike Moya, Raymond Peterson, John Russell, Paul Titlitson, Brent Ure, Christina Ure, Ira Waite, and William Warmouth. Students of the month awards were earned by: Gina Anderson, Sam Aplanalp, Donelle Atkinson, John Bailey, Jenny Banks, Jeff Beer, Julie Blazzard, Marie Blazzard, Daniel Butter, Brenda Chadwick, Sam Caldwell, Shay Coleman, Josic Catazano, Wes Couey, Paul Crandall, Robert Crandall, Steve Crittenden, Tuckett Crittenden, Walley Cmich, Jake Crystal, Scott Continued on Page 9A Good-wort- h, Fifth grade class winners were Mrs. Badham: Julie Jacobsen, third place, Shawn Clegg; second third place; second place, Rachel place. Matt Gines, and first place, Wagstaff, and first place, Justin Shelton; Mr. Peterson: third Ryan McNeil. Third grade winners were: third place, Jody Rydalch; second place, place, Ryan McNeil; second place, Megan Foust, and first place, Pace; Mrs. Lambert: third Joshua McDonald, and first place, place, Michelle Lott; second place, Chelsea McNeil. were: winners Bridgette Saxton, and first place, class Fourth grade O'Driscoil. third Lacey Lewis, Mr. Gines: Casey Fifth grade winners were: third Patrick second Martin, place, place; and first place, Rachael Evans; place, Megan Foust; second, place, Mrs. Nelson: third place, Michelle Lou, and first place, Qb Danielle Vernon; second place, Nillc Pace. School winners out of nine stuCody Howick, and first place, Maria Mondragon; Mrs. llortin: dents participated: (all nine received third place, Melanie Robertson; a certificate): Maria Mondragon, second place, Ethan Atkinson, and Megan Foust, Patrick Martin, Cody first place, Brandon Yost; Mrs. Howick, Joshua McDonald, KamKarnshaw: third place, Melanie bry Johnson, fourth place, and a Goates; second place, Jarin Leavitt, second grader, third place, Chelsea McNeil; second place, Michelle and first place, Curtis Cox. third were: winners Lott, and first place, GeNille Pace. Fourth grade received trophy and $30 GeNille second Maria MondragOn; place, Each winner received bond. first and Howick, savings place, Cody certificates. and Martin. Patrick trphics place, Ge-Nil- lc 4 |
