Show Millard Delta High School Fillmore fpfy Middle School New Student Body Presidency makes big plans ByAlizabeth Bassett DHS - As the school year winds down students make plans for trips to Lake Powell family vacations class parties and activity camps The new student body presidency is making some plars of its own Chad Losee will lead the student body next year His officers include Gloria Pedroza Caleb Chamberlain Mike Evans and Tiffaney Skeem “I would like to have better communication between the students and the administration The student council should be able to represent the school more in decisions and issues the school has But I can’t promise anything until Mr Noah okays it” said President Chad Losee Chad’s Idea is a new project that he hopes will happen next year Gloria Pedroza vice president hopes to continue traditions of the past “Service projects are our goal We need to have more service projects” “Since they wanted it that bad am sure they’ll do well” said freshman Kalae Rowley Baccalaureate what does mean to you? By Eric llintze DHS - Exhausted and fatigued the Delta Rabbits waterpolo teams lost close games against the Cedar High Redman in the championship games The boys lost and the girls Waking up bright and early the boys played their first game at 7:00 am against Bear River beating them Soon after they played Cedar at 900 but were " 'AAfteraquick lunch bteakfhey placed Bear River again and defeated them At 430 for the state title they played Cedar High for the second time that day After playing so many games in such short time the Rabbits played hard but were defeated taking second place The girls play ing the n ight before beat but lost to Cedar Canyon View Waking up early the next morning they crushed Bear River Moving on to the state championship game the girls played hard and gave a iant effort but lost to Cedar High also taking second place First team players are Sarah Preston and Steve Hamilton Second team players are Gina Lewis Julie Hahn Mike Stephenson and Nate York ATV Class to be held ATV Classes will be held throughout the summer for the Millard County area beginning in April All ATV rideis age 8 thru 15 must pass an OHV education course to legally operate an ATV Utah law requires that all riders between those ages have this training It is also required that all riders between 8 and 18 wear an approved helmet Riders under age 8 may not ride on any public lands roads or trails For information and to register for ATV classes contact Terry Scottom at or stop in at the Territorial Statchouse Museum at 50 W Capitol Ave Fillmore You must register prior to a class to be included regi'ler now! science students from the Fillmore Middle School traveled to Cedar City on March 27 to compete in the annual Southern Utah Regional Science Fair Many of the students did well with their project and recen ed awards for their efforts These include: American Meteorological Society Junior Division Award - Jeff Roper Eastman Kodak Award - Jaycie Bond: NACE International Award - Shandy Stevens Army ROTC and US Air Force Award - Ashley Beeston Chemistry Society for Women in Chemistry Ashley Beeston Discovery Channel Award Cody Bamhurst Cade Hunter and Jennifer Jolley Junior Division First Place Award - Cade Hunter Junior Division Third Place Awards - Lara Jackson Jace Jensen Nictael Christiansen Denise Garcia Webb Whatcott Tammy Whatcott Heather Fullmer Tyson Niemann Brady Robins Mekynzie Giles Britney Shields Tyrel Beckstrand Justin Wall and Jaycie Bond DSE This past week at DSE we have been privileged to have Ms B J Buckley an at our school Ms Buckley has been here before several years ago We were all glad to see her return to share with us her love and excitement of words poems and art Ms Buckley lives in Montana and travels to schools all over the United States Each class had the opportunity of having B J come in and work with them on poetry and art She taught the process of writing poetry to the students helping them to use new and different words in their creations Some of the poetry that the classes did was as a whole class project some were individual B J helped the students learn that when creating poetry there are many ways of putting things together and that they can use each other as a resource for their own work The children also learned that they can really enjoy and love language that it can be fun and interesting and can help us to communicate our feelings to others B J also taught origami the Chinese paper folding art to the students B J said “In this era of focus on testing standards achievement student “progress" and “accountability" it has been wonderful to be in a school which is not only courageous enough to maintain the richness of its offerings to its students but w hose administrator and teachers realize that a love of language an excitement about the w ritten or spoken word is what prompts a students desire to become proficient at the tasks of writing and speaking" Students and teachers alike enjoyed having B J here at DSE for the week We all feel that the experience helped us increase our love language and the arts more Weed Day for FMS Students Eighth grade students from Fillmore Middle School traveled to Cove Fort on Tues to participate in the annual weed day there Sponsored jointly by the Forest May Service and BLM this day comes each spring in an effort to make a dent in the eradication of unwanted weeds in the Cove Fort area Science students with top grades are invited to go along and use their shovels to do some community service in this area Students are also treated to a delicious lunch served on the spot Teachers from the school who went along to supervise the group were Phil Blad and Robert Beckstrand Ricks College graduates Nearly 3000 students received diplomas from Ricks College during the school’s 12 graduation April 28 Ricks College recently named students to its 2001 winter semester honor roll Students finishing the semester with honors earned at least a 370 GPA and carried at least 14 credit hours according to Registrar Kevin Miyasaki Of the 2907 students were Jeremy R Comeau Economics Marisha Corey Health Science General Jeremiah A Stoddard In Fillmore Jered A Borup General Studies - Health and Education Girls soccer A group of Delta 14 and under gills joined a Utah County Utah Youth AA soccer league The Delta De”feet’’ers team consists of Brittany Anderson Jill Anderson Lynsie Chapman Michelle Christensen Monica Christensen Jamie Dutson Katelyn Hales Tana Jenson Tiffany Knudsen Stacie Morgan Shannon Murdock Sarah Payne Ashlyn Petersen Lacey Stanworth Shayla Sperry Stephanie Stoddard Erin Topham and Heidi Warner This was on top of AYSO soccer games They ended the regular season as undefeated After the first three games of double elimiation tournament play they are still undefeated and are preparing to defend themselves in the championship game this Friday at 5:30 pm “The girls have really matured A combination df speed skills and teamwork has brought said coach Pauline Warner these victories” Everyone is invited to join us for this hopefully last game behind the Delta swim pool Lola Hare Kyhlea Searie Ashlyn Fullmer and Jody Robison Region Rejections winners Winners in the Region Reflections contest from the Fillmore Middle School were awarded their medals and certificates by PTSA president Jody Robison Lola Hare daughter of Mike & Jeanine Hare of Meadow won in the visual arts and music divisions Kyhlea Searie daughter of Eric & Melanie Scarle at McComick won in the literature division and Ashlyn Fullmer daughter of Son & Amy Fullmer of Fillmore won in Photography Her entry also received an honorable mention at the State Reflections Contest Spirit week Don Corry Ken Porter Rick Archibald Shelby Brinkman Ian Stanworth Spirit week at Fillmore Middle School always brings out the strongest things This year it was held the week of April 30 to May 4 Monday was Hat Day with prizes won by Ricardo Rodriquez and Shandy Stevens Tuesday’s Pajamas Day was won by Kammi Shields and Derek deWolf Wednesday was Blue Day because of the school colors Prizes were won that day by Joe Miller and Krischclle Christensen Mismatch Day on Thursday was won by Ashlyn Fullmer Easton Woffinden Crystal Carling and Mr Ralph Myers (Where did he ever find that horrible tie?) Friday was Celebrity Day and the winners were Tyson Grose and Kylhea Searie Tania Casares Bob Wetzel students On Fn May II the American Legion Post 135 Don Corry Ken Porter Rick Archibald and Bob Wetzel presented prizes to the winners of an Essay and Coloring contest that was sponsored by the American Legion and Zions Bank The winners from DSE were Brook Staples best overall winner Shelby Brinkman best coloring winner and Ian Stanworth best essay winner Each of the students were awarded a $30 00 cash prize and award certificate Their entries will move on to the State level of the comcst The winners from the State level will move on to the National level We congratulate these student and wish them future luck This Space Sells dress for mismatch day A worker honeybee collects of a pound of honey 110 enough nectar in his lifetime Let’s do to make about the bright thing Its all about supply and demand cutmTVahon helped keep the energy crunch from Lsxonung a emu Thit' the gixsi now But due iu the wimther and water situation our mguw itill Lko an energy shortage Arid it isn't going away any time soon Wliuli moans that dunng spring and summer we all still need to work h'gother and do the bright thing Hero w liat you can do: Yoxir Wait ’til late to use electricity Avoid using your dishwasher and waslier Switch to compact fluorescent bulbs in lights tf cat remain on dins- - or irs re hours per day (they use about "5‘Si less dryer during u turner peak hour of 2 pm to 8 pm Run only full load energy anj replace higher watt bulb wrth k'We-- waits in yosir remaining fixture w induw bo allow in air duruig die morning and evening Open ctxl U0 portable fans to May cool instewd of Large They uw H Microwave grill your outside bvikvsl of Turn computers and monitor otf at night and whenever they ro not in use M Mem much k's electricity Turn off any lights not in use fid don Keep window during the day wimkwvs and covering ckwed the hottest part of Make sax uig energy a habit your oven Do ttve brtftvt thhvg J CoUmt aali fan tofy ml war Brfcfct Horn booMM o UTAH POWER caw I Brooke Staples American Legion Contest An annual is a plant that undergoes Its entire life cycle In one growing season R COPY1 1 ZJ at Artist-in-Residen- Page it ByShara Rowley DHS - To some students at Delta High “baccalaureate” is a foreign word that is only heard once a year but there are several students who have never heard it “Baccalaura what? Do you honestly expect me to know what that word means or anything about it I am just a sophomore” said Kendra Sorensen Good thing for the sophomores they don’t have to worry about that word for two more years But the seniors do “Baccalaureate” is a Greek word meaning a religious speech addressed to the senior class before graduation” Rex Reeves formerly of Oak City will be speaking on May 20 at 7:00 PM Parents and members of the community are invited to attend The class of 2001 will need to be to the Palladium by 600 PM dressed in church attire Cedar lops off Delta’s hopes Mav 17 2001 Delta South Elementary Science student competes at science fair Delta’s newly elected student body officers are Caleb Chamberlain secretary and Chad Losee president Mike Evans social manager Gloria Pedroza vice president and Tiffaney Skeem historian Countv Chronicle Progress |