Show Scholars prime for judges’ interviews in 12 categories Gloria Roper Mark Western and Quinn Densley rehearse for the March performances of “South Pacific” to be produced on the Delta High stage See musical this weekend Rodgers and Hammerstein’s popular musical South Pacific will debut on the Delta High auditorium stage March 25 at 7:00 PM South Pacific based on the Pulitzer Prize winning novel Tales of the South Pacific by James Michener is a story about the clash of cultures on a tiny island during World War II The play revolves around the romantic involvement of Nellie Forbush a young Ensign in the United States Navy and Emile de Beque a French planter whose peaceful Mark 't Petersen istence is threatened by the war and the bigotry that comes with it David Bird and Jim Larsen alternate and play the part of performances Emile while Kodi Roholt and Gloria Roper split the schedule of appearances as Nellie Others in the cast include Shereef Abdelaal as the comical Marine Luther Billis and Mark Petersen as Joe Cable The play runs from Wednesday to March 28 Curtain time is Saturday 7:00 Admission prices are $300 for adults and $200 for children under 12 Social Science Julie Lightner If you ire you down not leaning Science no one will ever let Mark Petersen is the Social Science Sterling Scholar candidate for Delta High and is heavily involved in school activities as student body Vice President and Senior Class President He is also a member of the National Honor Society and maintains a GPA of 38 He has been involved in community activities as the head of the 4th of July talent show for three years He has performed in talent shows and programs such as Christmas benefits and community theater He also attended Boys’ State and was elected county commissioner and state representative Cindy Bunker represents Delta as the home economics candidate She also is a member of the National Honors Society Her cumulative GPA is 38 and her ACT score is 24 She has been a member of for four years taking classes in cooking sewing and child care For her community service project she organized a group of children to Besides this sing Christmas carols work with children Cindy is also an elementary school teacher’s aide As Vocational Sterling Scholar candidate Gregg Warnick has been preparfor many ing for this competition years He has had three years of cabinet making one year of building construction two years of drafting and one year in metal shop He has also been a member of the FFA for four years Gregg has won many awards for his projects taking first place at BYU for a bread box he made He took sweepstakes both at BYU and SUSC for a book case He also took first place at SUSC and sweepstakes at BYU for a desk Gregg was also involved in a community service project and maintains a GPA of 375 Trudy Young is the English Sterling Scholar candidate and has a GPA of 3568 She is a member of the National Honor Society and holds the office of school Historian and editor of MoDel Trudy said “If I win I’ll be happy I’ll go to college and won’t have to worry and work for money so much” Darnee Dutson is trying for the She has Music Sterling Scholarship also been preparing for this for almost all of her life She started playing the piano at the age of five and also plays the flute and sings She is the pianist for Acapella and Show Choir She has had two solo recitals She received a superior at region solo and ensemble four years in a row and a superior at state two years Desiree Renich is the dramadebate Des has Sterling Scholar candidate performed in many scenes monologues and dialogues for dramatic productions She has had major parts on plays and has competed well at both region and state In debate she has also earned many trophies and honors She maintains a 38 GPA and is graduating this year despite being a junior this year’s pick Wendy Stanworth for Art Sterling Scholar candidate says she really enjoys art She has completed a lot of art projects for the school helping her prepare for the competition She designed the cover for the DHS Sterling Scholar books and the cover to the school’s evaluation book She maintains a 3642 GPA while being very active in the sports program She plans on attending the Tech in Orem The reason Joyce Jackson says she tried for the General Category was because she didn’t think she was good enough in any of the other specific areas Joyce says she’s looking for a broad background She thinks the program is very good because it honors students who excel in academic areas Joyce is a member of the Delta High decathalon team and is the president of the National Honor Society She has kept a 3995 GPA and is ranked first in the senior class She is also a member of the student council The Business Sterling Scholar candidate is Tammy DeGraw She has taken many courses that helped her including accounting business education careers and economics computer applications computer programming and shorthand She also attended Business Thurs Mar USPS Millard County Week She plans to enroll at Utah State and double major in accounting and Tammy has a elementary education 37 GPA and participates in the NaHonor Society tional Sue Miller Math candidate has been in the National Honor Society for two years and ran unopposed for the math slot Sue has a GPA of 3975 and has been on the honor roll for four years Sue says the Mr Jacobson and Coach Petersen helped her educationally She has had nine 400 terms since her ninth grade and has never gotten below a 39 Sue hopes to attend the University of Utah or Weber State College JD Pelaez represents the school in the Foreign Language division He has had extensive experience with the 1987 - 26 Page MHS by Maren Bailey is m m wm mm i wm mm Leisa Brown named Sweetheart LEISA BROWN (center) daughter of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Brown Fillmore was recently crowned as the 1987 Sweetheart of the Millard Eagle FFA Chapter at their annual Sweetheart Ball First Attendant was Tami Rasmussen (left) daughter of Myra Rasmussen of Fillmore with Sandy Larsen (right) daughter of Mr and Mrs Dean Larsen Holden as second attendant Leisa will represent the Millard Eagle Chapter in the State Sweetheart competition and review March 27 and 28 during the State FFA Convention on the SUSC campus in Cedar City OF THE Millard Eagle FFA parliamentary procedure team prepare for state competition March 26 at the Hiliday Inn at Cedar members include (L to R) David Dearden Tilden Swallow ayson Quarnberg and Chairman Doug Stott Doug will also represent Area 9 in the State Prepared Public Speaking contest and is a candidate from the Millard Eagle Chapter for a state office MEMBERS City Team Troy Coats Millard FFA prepares for state Star State Farmer ceremonies and State Proficiency Greenhand Also during the Award presentations day interviews will be conducted for Star State Farmer American Farmers and State Officers The candidates State FFA Sweetheart competition and related activities will also be held Friday Saturday morning the convention will wind down with the announcement Farmers committee of American reports retiring addresses of the state officers and the election and installation of the new officers of the Utah FFA Association The convention will conclude at noon Saturday with the annual Sweetheart and awards banquet Members of the Millard Eagle Chapter of the Future Farmers of America are busy preparing for state competition which will be held during the annual convention of the Utah FFA in Cedar City March Association Activities will begin Thursday with registration at the Holiday Inn This will also be the site for state competition that evening in Creed Speaking Prepared and Extemporaneous Public Speaking and Parliamentary Procedure Three convention sessions will be held Friday on the Southern Utah State with committee campus College State special speakers meetings PLAZA TWIN THEATRE 6 on Hwy 520 E Topaz Blvd How to be Debt Free in Five Years the Pendray Plaza at Delta DHS art show There will be a student art show at Delta High School on Thursday and Friday March 26 and 27 It will be held in the annex across from the Art Room for an hour before and after the musical production “South Pacific” will be provided by Refreshments Delta High CBS ParentYouth Fireside Sunday March 29 1987 at 7 pm in the Delta High School Auditorium the Orem Institute “Show Choir” will be presenting “The Gift” a marvelous musical production by Janeen Brady is a fast moving The program joyous yet serious treatment of a topic of continuing concern to all parents and leaders in the church of life and love A celebration through song and dialogue is presented in an hour and fifteen minutes All families are invited to attend and enjoy a special evening together ‘Planned Spending is a new approach to some basic principles such as thrift and frugality financial independence industriousness and record keeping ‘Planned Spending Seminar is seminar that will do a more than teach you how to allocate your money Ninety-eigpercent of all participants involved with this seminar will learn to plan their spending so that within five years they can be DEBT FREE including home mortgages without changing their current standard of living ‘This seminar is not just for executives “It’s For Everyone” For More Information Contact: The West Central Utah Vocational Center Utah 84624 305 E 200 TOPICS OF DISCUSSION DEBT Prices your debts Twin and eliminating them PAST AND CURRENT SPENDING your spending habits and where your resources go DE$ ELOPING A YEARS a yearly projection of income and expenses KEEPING RECORDS AND proper planning procedures so that the actual meets closely with the plan 7 pm under 13 systematically SEMINAR BENEFITS SPECIAL FEATURES & 9 pm Senior Adults SI 50 SESSION: Tuesday April 7 1987 6:00 to 10:00 pm Vocational Center Delta Utah Registration must be complete by April 3 1987 4:00 & paid per couple 2 Twin 50 50 14 FROM THE AND You will learn that it is possible at any income level to eliminate all debts including home mortgage car and charge cards within five years Because expenses generally change every month you will learn projection of spending for the next month rather than allocating an amount of money You will receive a PLANNED SPENDING workbook 7 Spanish language He has taken three years of Spanish and earned A’s in every class He traveled with his family to Spain last summer JD is nervous about the interview because he thinks it will be difficult “I’ll get really nervous and goof up the interview because they’ll ask me things in Spanish” he said Julie Lightner is this year’s Science She has Sterling Scholar candidate maintained a 3678 GPA and has enrolled in Biology I and II Chemistry I AP Chemistry and physics She also is an aide for one fo the Chein I classes and mixes solutions and helps set up for the labs She said “I want to thank Mr J for helping me with science Without him I couldn’t have done it” Julie plans on attending Utah State HIP 7:15 PRICE & for SI All pm per family Adults Tuesday $150 9:15 INFO: other ages 3 kids nights 3 through 13 $350 adults through 13 and ages 65 Shows subject to change due to availability 1 call For more information and up |