Show Millard Coaaty L'SPS Than Sept 3 1907 Page 7 4HF994HF4MHtH94MMMHHM Delta North Elementary In The News Delta North welcomes Hazel Maben aboard New faces at Delta High While students from DHS didn’t move to a different school it may seem as if a different school has moved into DHS With the new faces of the freshmen and s not to mention the eleven new teachers the school may seem to take on a whole new outlook Miss Jan Reeve the new chemistry teacher was welcomed to DHS by a swarm of “killer” ants During her 5th hour physics class one student noticed a line of black ants coming from under the wall and covering an entire desk Miss Reeve decided to use her “chemistry skills” and called a surprise lab She had the class write up their first lab report on how to terminate the ants Miss Reeve was born and raised in Hinckley and was taught by Mr Jacobsen retired chemistry teacher from DHS She feels teaching at DHS is “coming home” She said she has taught “forever” in such placed as Salt Lake Samoa and Hawaii “I am excited to be teaching at DHS and I plan to teach here ‘forever’” concludes Reeve “I have always wanted to teach high school home ec” said Juanita Utley the new home ec teacher for DHS Mrs Utley attended high school in Provo and graduated from BYU She and her family have lived in Delta for two years Her husband works at IPP and she has three children including a set of twins When she isn’t teaching home ec to her students she is enjoying it herself with her hobbies of sewing and cooking “I’ve always been partial to the ones that need special help To me they are special” said Mrs Linda Lemon the new special ed teacher at DHS Mrs Lemon went to school at both BYU and Utah State She has taught at the Utah State Training School Cache County and Delta North Elementary with the speech and hearing impaired Returning to teach at the high school where she graduated from is Carol Adams Spor the new geology teacher After living in Payson Sandy and Bishop CA she returned to teach at DHS This is Mrs Spor’s first year is excited and she to be teaching “very here” She attended BYU and got her major in home economics Mrs Spor enjoys sewing cooking and she makes beautiful stained glass pieces in her spare time She has six children two of which are attending DHS Although his face is familiar his teaching skills are not familiar to students at DHS Clint Peterson a new English teacher graduated from DHS and student taught at DHS for a quarter last year He graduated from SUSC with a major in Physical Education with minors in English and computer science Mr Peterson teaches and he said “I English grades want to build a good repoir with my students and instill in them that English and Literature are important for success” Mr Peterson is also an assistant football coach for DHS this year Another of the new faces at DHS is She atJane Ekins the bookkeeper tended two years of college at SUSC and has put in about 20 hours of com- - Delta High Hello Dance football After the game on Friday Sept 4 the Delta High Cheerleaders are planning the Annual Hello Dance in the school cafeteria at 9 pm There will be great music to dance to and the cost will only be $300 per person puter studies When asked she said the hardest part of her job here was “learning it” She added “After many about the mischevious warnings behavior of the students I was very nervous about my first day but I found the students to be very kind and understanding” Would Bro Pollock the new seminary teacher at DHS think movbe leaving ing to Delta would everything of city life? Probably not he moved from Tropic Utah and a A school with a smaller population than Delta He taught seminary in Tropic for eight years and “taught seminary at Monaco High for 3 years” and “Delta for three days” Bro Pollock received his Bachelor degree from SUSC and his Masters Degree from Utah State University Delta High may have another trophy to add to its trophy case if the goals of Jill Mace the new advisor come true “I want the girls to be the best they can be and would like to build up the drill team this year to take state” Jill comes from Idaho where she has lived for 1'A years She originally comes from Parowan and danced with their high school drill team is for four years Jill very excited about and comworking with the ments “I enjoy dance and drill it is a great opportunity to teach” UT What do Salt Lake City Denver CO Topeka KS and Casper WY have in common? They have all been the home of Karen Chandler the new band teacher at Delta High She graduated from BYU with a major in Music and has taught at Orem Jr She plays a variety of High struments including the fiddle piano and the harmonica “To produce a winning volleyball team and help my students become successful” These are the goals of Leanne Acor DHS’s new girls athletic coach After attending and PE Teacher Rick’s College where she played both volleyball and basketball she graduated from BYU with a major in Physical Education and a minor in health and driver’s ed She will also teach health and Spanish and is coaching both volleyball and basketball Mrs Clay has recently taken a big step up from counselor’s assistant to secretary She says she enjoys her new position more because “she has a fond appreciation for money” She grew up in California and then moved to Utah There she attended BYU and majored “I’m looking in business education forward to the mastering of the schools computer system which isn’t as easy Mrs Clay concludes it as sounds” Mrs Hazel Maben is completing her student teaching during the firt five weeks of the school year with1 Mrs DeAnn Burton in the third grade at We are Delta North Elementary delighted to have Mrs Maben join our school staff and look forward to working with her Mrs Maben was born in Mesa Arizona She has five brothers and one sister She has lived in Chandler and Flagstaff Arizona as well as Abraham and Utah She attended Hartford Galveston Elementaries and graduated from Chandler High School She has attended Arizona State University and Southern Utah State College She is married to George Maben of Flagstaff Arizona The couple met at Arizona State University They have three children: Jenni age 13 Frank age 11 and Clint age 8 Mrs Maben has kept busy during at her lifetime She has worked Williams Air Force Base as a at Delta Valley Farms as an the assistant supervisor in cutting room and as a Media Aide at Delta In her spare time South Elementary Mrs Maben enjoys reading sewing cooking and artwork Mrs Maben enjoyed her years in School bells ring The staff at Delta North Elementary is excited to begin another new year We have several new faces at our school Our staff line is listed below: Marlene Scott Bassett Principal Bliss Secretary Nancy Shaw Hearing Impaired Delna Bliss Diane George Virginia Pelaez Elaine Kingergarten Rose Patricia Schena First Grade Caren Nielsen Nancy Palmer Linda Earl Grade Second Simmons Burton DeAnn Nancy Nielson Third Grade Terry Finlinson Fourth Kirk Penney Nola Kapler RaNae Delna Bliss Grade Diane Porter Christensen Special Media Education Lynda Fife Marceal Sherry Alley Specialist hansen Mary Anne Johnson Teacher Student Hazel Maben Assistant Edwin Lister Judy Teacher Colleen Dutson Custodian Melva FinlinLunchroom Manager son Jean Osguthorpe Yvonne Shurtz Lunchroom Cook staff and the excellent an We have We anywhere greatest studentbody thank our many patrons for their conand tinued words of encouragement We attitudes their supportive pledge to them our continued efforts to make Delta North a great educational institution MHS NEWS by Kelly Phillips Hollie Robison Starley Tamlyn Stewart Paula Stevens Kristen Stott Tonya Strong Nadine Swallow CinAlisa Wood dy Taylor Bobbie Head Coach is Kathie L Wright Coaches are McFarland Assistant Laurie Holt and DeAnn Perkins are Kelli Hansen and Sarah Adams The 1987 Millard High School Volleyball Team has been announced Debbie as follows: Sarah Adams Child Creta Day Mitzi Dudley Kelli Michele Johnson Hansen Shelley Delise Johnson Cheryl O’Camb Perkins Geri Peterson Kara Phillips Christina Reid Jamie Rhodes Darcy mxLHHMrmnxTnii mm “Z' PLAZA TWIN THEATRE pimnxii' Social change Thru Sept The Pie and Ice Cream Social has to Wednesday been changed Delta September 9 1987 at 6:30 in the High School Cafeteria 520 E 10 on Hwy 6 at the Pendray Plaza Topaz Blvd Twin Twin 9 pm Cleanup Day 7:15 5 9:15 7 5 September 12 is Federal Saturday Lands Cleanup Day “During this first weekend after the summer recreation season and before the hunting seasons inget into full swing we are asking dividuals groups and service organizations to spend a day cleaning up a section of road a reach of a stream or a use area” said Fishlake Forest Supervisor J Kent Taylor “We have all enjoyed the mountains this past summer” said Taylor “Now we should spend a short time cleaning up so we can have the same beauty next 2 pm Summer School” PG-1- 3 year" “With the passage last year of the Federal Lands Cleanup Act the first after Labor Day will be Saturday recognized as Federal Lands Cleanup Day” continued Taylor “Organizations groups or individuals wishing to undertake a project should contac their local District Ranger These projects will give a world of satisfaction without much cost in terms of effort We are particularly interested in getting our projects can help youth to instill a land ethic in our young people to pitch in and protect our natural resources” PRICE INFO: Ages ChOdrea 12 A aader - $250 Adults IS Adults Show$ subject to change For more Information till Delta Middle School A $1 $150 Senior Citizens $150 over - $350 per family for kids 3 through 12 due to availability call TTllllUlCimjmiLLLLIllllmillllLLmj Delta Middle School thanks local businessmen Hazel Maben She remembers elementary school when she was in sixth grade trying out for a lead in the school play Another girl was chosen for the part Three days the girl came prior to the production down with the mumps and Mrs Maben played the lead afterall! Mrs Maben enjoys the friendly staff at Delta North She is also impressed with the quality of teaching that she has seen during her years in the community We wish her much success in her student teaching experience Delta Middle School has long awaited a wall at which students could play one of their favorite Students have their own “unprintable” name for the game which is a modified vesion of “War Ball” or “Sham Battle” Delta Middle School thanks the following businesses for the assistance they gave this summer in building that and wall Bennett Construction-Ducontributed the forms and labor for the wall Dutson Supply and Church donated all the cement Lumber gave to the project all the re bar needed for the construction of the wall Ray Smith Construction provided the asphalt surrounding the wall Millard District Maintenance and Delta assisted in the Middle Custodians project Since school opened students have used the wall unceasingly Both upper and lower grade students have commented positively about the new wall Teachers note that students have enballs playground joyed throwing against the wall Thanks again Delta businesses March of Dimes announces FHA peer conference More than 250 high school students are expected to attend this years edition of the annual March of DimesFuture Homemakers of AmericaHERO peer education conference in Provo on September 25 and 26 1987 “We’re excited to provide Utah high school students with such an important opportunity” said Jean Hatch March Utah Division of Dimes Southern director “We’ve lined up some of the best speakers available on their par ticular we’re sure students will have interest in” According to Hatch speakers will discuss problems teens face everyday focusing on what students can do to make a positive change in their school and in themselves “Topics include ‘Teen Self Esteem’ ‘Teen Suicide’ ‘Eating Disorders’ ‘Avoiding Drugs’ and ‘Teen Sexuality” Hatch said Accomodations for the students have been arranged at The Comfort Inn in Provo and the conference and meals will be held at the Brigham Young University Wilkinson and Conference Centers Students interested in attending the conference can contact their local high school chapter of FHA or may call the Southern Utah Division of the March of Dimes in Provo at |