Show Millard County Chronicle Musicians and artists team up to entertain community You are cordially invited to attend the student art show in the Delta High School art gallery on Tuesday May 15 1990 from 5 until 8 pm and the band concert at 7 pm in the auditorium We also invite you to our barbecue dutch oven dinner served that evening from 5:30 until 7:30 pm near the Delta High School tennis courts The dinner will be cooked by Frank and Patreecia Thomas with the help of the Delta High art students Prairie chicken basted with hickory smoke barbecue sauce sheep herder spuds with plenty of bacon potatoes and onions fresh garden “sass" and Pecos beans are on the menu The dinner w ill be cooked in an authentic 100 year old chuck wagon Progress May 10 1990 Paae7 Price for adults is S600 children (under 10) $300 Dinner entertainment will be by western singer Mark Petersen For Dinner: Advance ticket sales or AH proreservations only ceeds donated to support of the Delta High School Art Department & Band In the Art Gallery from 400 until 8:00 pm will be a display of student art The band concert will be held at 7:00 pm in the auditorium At Large Group Festival the Concert Band received Superior ratings The band will be playing about seven numbers Members of the band will play solos in between the numbers The Jazz Band which has been practicing three times a week will play music mostly from the fifties and sixties Simmons President Travis Blackwelder Secretary Caleb Warnock Historian Shawn Bills and Social Manager Kristy Smith The And the winners are New student body officers then ran my best personal time in the hurdles I was happy” Caleb Warnock won student body secretary Caleb made many campaign promises and he hopes to live up to them “As secretary I want la clean the restrooms try to make shorts legal and help solve the parking problem My position probably doesn't have authority over these issues but I want to do something about them" The new social manager is Kristy In her election speech Kristy Smith wanted to bring back the Homecoming parade have a western swing dance and coordinate other fun activities In the office of historian Shawn B ills won “I want to continue having a great MoDel and I want to make a great Shawn also wants to bring back the Delta High phone book Pole Delta South First Grade students celebrated “Spring" the title of their May Day program An overflow crowd of parents and patrons enjoyed the show under the able direction of the first grade faculty Mr Melvin Smith Mrs Jackie Ludwig Mrs Donna Bunker Mrs Holly Nisscn and Mrs Syd Bassett Thanks to the First Grade students for a real fine job! elected DHS-- - “Our new student body president is Travis Blackwelder” said the voice over the intercom On Friday morning the official results of Della High’s elections were announced Mr Judd and Mr Ron Petersen supervisors of the elections brought the candidates into the student council room to announce (he winners before first period Travis Blackwelder was proclaimed president “I hope to represent the school well" Travis said “I want to make good on my promises" Second Curtis Simmons won the position Since Curtis was at a track meet at BYU he wasn’t present or the news Curt said later “I found out that I won Nicole right before the 300 hurdles Mindy Tawnya and Melanie told me May May Day "I now pronounce you man and wife at least until 1 1:30 Saturday night Amy Lovell successfully tracked down Terry Jensen in a Sadie Hawkins chase The Sadie Hawkins dance was held Sat May 5 You will love honor and chase your groom for Sadie Hawkins by Curtis Simmons girls began to chase after their guys on Wednesday for the traditional Sadie Hawkins dance held on Friday May 5 In between classes and before and after school you could witness a chase a tackle or a startled guy getting caught by his determined gal Laura Wilkins said “I fell about every time I tried catching my date Scan Knudscn I even ripped off his shirt!" Shortly after the catch the couple could get married by a cheerleader in the commons area or later at the dance Marriage Certificates were signed a small ceremony was performed and silver rings were placed on hands Finally the groom was 'admbnished fef shake hands hug or kiss the bride Amy Lovell said “I wouldn’t have kissed my boyfriend Terry but my friends encouraged him and I guess he couldn't resist" The evening of the dance was enjoyed by many like the caravan of 12 couples who played games in the canyon went ice blocking and at the dance had a group picture “It was a close fit to try and get all 24 of us in the same picture but we did it I’ve never had more fun at a dance-- It was a blast!" said Lisa Nielsen Couples spent their dinner at a variety of places ranging from a dam at Sherwood Shores to Dr Losee’s dentist office The dance put on by the cheerleaders was centered around a fifties theme Paper records were all over the floor with numbers on them Hypersonic Sound put on the music and would yell If a couple was out a lucky number standing on the record they won a record The dance ended at 11:39 pm 5atcs left for their different activities Holly Byrd said “My parents have nothing to worry about All my date and I did was watch ’Chitty Bang’” The social scene is winding down for this year and the next event will be a dance sponsored by the baseball team It’s the Last Chance Baseball dance so put on your dancing pants Friday May RL Robison Cody Yates and Joey May SpringPT carnival A spring carnival was held this past week with a record crowd turn The annual out Good food fun games and many activities were enjoyed by all Winners of the grand prizes were: swimming pass K C McCann and Ryan Crafts ghetto blaster Cody Y ates skate board R L Robison and Joey May Thanks PT A and a big coyote card to you from all of us at Delta South 11 Drafting students dominate the CAD Skill Contests Chet Butterfield and J Cruz Robinson exercise their rights as voters during the May 3rd DHS elections Next year's TriDels and cheerleaders were officially introduced at the TriDel Review held Thursday May 3 They performed a number of dances and were introduced individually in formats for the candlelight ing ceremony The audience was also treated to musical guest performances by Curtis Simmons Sarah Hyde and a duet by Tiffany Talbot and Jenny Nielson Journalism Students Excel Liz Peterson and Darlene Western shined for Delta in a recent journalism competition at BYU Liz competed and placed in two different categories Darlene placed in one category This was a state wide competition for journalism students Lit competed in a contest held by the Utah Journalism Education Association at BYU She competed against students from different schools They all interviewed Linda Siilitoe (she wrote the Salamander which was by Alan Roberts) The students then went into the computer lab at B YU They used their story into a computer They had one hour to complete the story Liz placed second in this competition Liz said "It w as an excellent opportunity to gain 'on hand experience in the real world of journalism" Darlene competed in the Utah Press Association contest The category was feature articles She chose an article she had written about Sheri Bean for the competition Her article won first place Liz also competed in the photography category She placed second in the state with a silhouette photo of Zane Baker skateboarding The Utah Press Association invited the two students to the Salt Lake Community College this week They will be honored at a luncheon where awards will be presented for their accomplishments They will also be taken to a workshop where print and photojournalism will be discussed Both students are active in DBS’s journalism class taught by Miss Beckwith Liz it the Editor of the school paper The MoDel Darlene is a reporter for the MoDel by LLsa Nielsen About 25 Vocational students from the Delta Technical Center attended StuSUSC Vocational Day on May dents represented the classes of architectural drafting engineering drafting and cabinetmaking DraftIn the CAD ing) Architectural Drafting Skill Contest Della's three entries placed first second and third— the only places The test required ceiving recognition the contestants to organize and draw a specific design on the computer system Tom Hcnrie took first place and won a full tuition scholarship to SUSC and a CAD Drafting book Greg Allred took second place and Tamera Finlinson third Tom Henrie said “I was really We really did well I almost cited couldn’t believe that we had won all three places” In the CAD mechanical Drafting Skill Contest Duane Kerr took first inch place and won a five and black and white TV Stereo along with a full tuition scholarship to SUSC Roger Bunker was also entered in the contest “I was really shocked” said Duane “I felt a little bit of every emotion but Duane Kerr also mostly excitement" received a blue ribbon on his mechanical drawing that he had completed forehand in class FHA attends Vocational Day by Lisa Nielsen Sherry Nickle FHA viser accompanied nine FHA members to the SUSC Vocational Day on May The nine students who attended were Alisse Bringhurst Katie Day Emily Dent Emily Draper Fran Finlinson Kris Fowles Elaine Hales Katie Nielson and Mari Jo Stoneking Each group that attended set up a Alisse display of homemaking items Bringhurst displayed a quilt and Emily several handmade Draper exhibited items Kris Fowles and Mari Jo Stoneking participated in the cream puff making contest but unfortunately they were not judged because they made the cream puffs before the competition actually began Both Emily Dent and Emily Draper competed in the toy contest Emily Dent received a second place ribbon and rs In the Board Mechanical Drafting contest Terry Jensen placed second Mr Wamick Vocational Teacher said “I was very pleased with how well the kids had done They really did an outstanding job” In the Cabinctmaking contest the student was required to display an item that he had made in class Blue red and white ribbons were awarded and from the blue ribbons five superiors were From the five superiors a chosen sweepstakes entry was then chosen Wayne Jeffrey received one of the five superior ratings for his poster bed Wayne Jeffrey said “I really had to work hard the last week to get done but it was worth it" Ryan Mork Vocational Sterling Scholar received a first place (blue) ribbon for his chest of drawers Other students that received a blue ribbon were Kirk Willoughby entertainment center Jason Finlinson desk Brooks Jackson cedar chest Roger Bunker gun cabinet and Russ Losce chest of drawers Ryan Mork said “I was really surprised I didn't feel like it was worth a first place I felt like the whole group did a really good job though" Those receiving second place awards were Lori Hare Tom Hcnrie Matt Nichols David Ogden and Ryan Spencer Emily Draper received a third place ribbon The group attended a few workshops including creating with candy and creating with time Alisse Bringhurst said “My favorite workshop was when they showed us how to make suckers They even showed us how to put gum in the middle of them Best of all we got to cat them when the workshop was over" The last workshop was a fashion show Several groups modeled the outfits they had made in class but no one from Delta entered the Fashion Show Alisse Bringhurst said she got a lot of really good ideas from looking at the formals that some of the girls modeled Mrs Nickle said “We enjoyed our vocational day in conjunction with the We were really proud of how boys everyone did" I il HEAlER at The Plaza Thru 520 E Topaz 4 Delta Utah 84624 "THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER Twin1 7:00 9:25 May 17 & Sean Connery Rated PG pm TUESDAY - DISCOUNT NIGHT $150 PER PERSON "TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES" Rated PG NO DISCOUNT Adults NIGHT FOR " TEENAGE MUTANT NINJA TURTLES’ 7 4 Under Senior Citizens Tuesday Discount Night: $150 $350 $200 Shows 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