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Show Thursday, June 6, 1996 Page 3 Messenger-Enterpris- e Snow Graduation (Continued from page 1) 1996 Salutatorian, finishing just .13 of a point behind the Valedictorian with a 4.987 grade point average. She is the daughter of Bruce and Lynd Draper, of Sanpete Diabetes Support Group will meet June 12 versity next fall. Noelapoomaikalani Ioane may have the distinction of hav- The first meeting Heaven. For simplicity call herNoela.Noela was Valedictorian at her high school her-friend- s in Western Samoa. The family relocated to Fairview, by way of California, from Western Samoa in 1990. Noela juggles the constant attention required by her son, Jarom, with microbiology and calculus classes and has never received anything lower than a perfect 4.0. Noela hopes to continue the family tradition and become a school teacher. She would like to earn her degree and become certified to teach while continuing her education at Utah State University. She is planning to become a math teacher. Snow College is proud to continue the tradition of having its own students speak at graduation, an idea that was put into action three years ago, said graduation chairman Dean O'Discoll. The students have earned the right to speak. We think the graduates enjoy hearing their own classmates talk to them. And we dont need to import anyone to speak; we have the most talented young people in the country right here, and they do an excellent job, he added. five-year-o- ld lege, but for the two student speakers it will be just another starting block to begin a new journey. The first speaker is Kristen Kemerer, who came to Snow from Hillcrest High School in Salt Lake City. She won three gold medals and one silver medal in individual events at this years National Forensics Tournament in Florida and was chosen as the 2nd best overall speaker in the nation. Kristen was the only junior college student named to the All Western District Forensics team this year. She also qualified five events in the tour- four-memb- er nament normally reserved for university students. Kristen looks forward to continuing her speaking career at Arizona State Uni of the SgjBDMilSillHSGElpSl Sanpete County Diabetes Support Group will be held Wednesday, June 12 at 7 p.m. in room 142 of the Humanities Building at Snow ing both the prettiest and longest name of any Valedictorian in the schools history. Her name translated in her native language means Christmas Gift From Ephraim. Nicole was an honor student during her studies at Manti High School. She was given a Presidential Scholarship to attend Snow, one of the schools top awards. She is the President of Phi Theta Kappa at Snow College. She plans to be a doctor, an emergency room doctor to be exact. She will continue her education at Weber State this fall. Saturday may mark the culmination of years of hard work for many students assembled in the Activity Center at Snow Col- ffiD . College in Ephraim. Anyone who has diabetes or has anyone in hisher family with diabetes is invited. Come on out and hear the speaker, receive information and have a chance to talk with others who have diabetes. The speaker will be JoAnn Hermansen from the Utah State Extension Office, who will speak on Low Fat Cooking. rewo PAGEANTSJuIy 06HQ0 For more information call: 46272 Shirlene Newmeyer at 462-34- 3 ; Bruce Bone at or the Utah Affiliate of American Diabetes Association at 1 835-390- 1; CHUCK WAGON BREAKFAST: July 4 7:00 a.m. Manti Ladies Literary Club Mt. Pleasant City Park PIONEER PARADE: July 4 :00 a.m. East on Mu Pleasant Main Street then South on State Street 1 On Thursday, June 6, at 4 p.m. the Ladies Literary Club of Manti will celebrate its centennial with a reunion for all past and present club members. 1 PATRIOTIC RALLY: July I 7:00 p.m. North Sanpete High School Auditorium Speaker: Alden Porter IDS Church, First Quorum of Seventy This traditional summer Kensington will be held at the home of Ben and Ruth Kjarand is the final meeting for this year. The Sanpete Valley Health Care Foundation Shop at Home JT RANiTiS Munsingwear Wrangler Fashion Jeans T Heavy Duty Steel Construction Convenient. Secure. Affordable , 370-0- 1 1995 1 1 W Indiana Avenue 25 Salt Arrow White Dress Shirts 8x8'x20' Levi 501 Lake City, Utah REFRIGERATED UNITS AVAILABLE 20 Shrink-to-f- it Long or Short Sleeve KE0u Off Levi 550 Denim Shorts Navy, Grey, Brown, Black Fashion Levis White Green Stonewash Navy Black $30.74Reg $32.23neg .. 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