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Show Itli News and information from local schools and colleges Page 12 Orem-Gcneva Times Wednesday, April 1, 1992 ucu tton Canyon View Junior High Honor 7th Grade High Honor Roll (3.95-4.00) Amy Adams, Brandalyn Andrews, Trevor Austin, Meriloe Barton, Scott Blackwoll, Amy Black, Annika Bybee, Gregory Carter, Troy Clark, Amber Davidson, Clayton Davis, Sommer Davis, Carolyn Eastley, Duncan Evans, Tate Feller, Jefferson Fielding, Kelley Friden, Tonya Hales, Kevin Hansen, James Hart, Denise Hatch, Tara Hill, Marie Hone, Joseph Hovik, Eliza Johnson, Erin Johnson, Joh Kauwc, Kristen Leavitt, Rachel Lewis, Jason Mass, Jessica Makin, David Mc-Dougal, Mc-Dougal, Manica McEuen, Travis Nye, Marisa Peterson, Natahan Priday, Taylor Pullins, Allen Rasmussen, Ki ndra Rcid, Katie Ridd, Tyler Savage, Spencer Smith, Reed Spencer, Preston Stinger, Michael Stoddard, Jamie Summers, Natalie Winters. 7th Grade Honor Roll (3.70-3.94) Thomas Abbott, Mary Abrams, Erin Armstrong, Robyn Avery, Kelly Bailey, David Baker, Cory Bcndixen, Kandace Bird, Amber Blackham, Aleisha Brady, Tal m age Broadbent, Stephanie Burr, Cecily Card, Mark Cherrington, Chris Christiansen, Colin Clark, Amber Clement, Cynthia Collard, David Collcttc, Kristy Cooper, Jennifer Jen-nifer Cope, Melissa Cox, Jennifer D'Arc, Kristy Dallin, Suzanne Davis, Lukas Dean, Kesli Debocr, Robert Dowdle, Jessica Downey, Matthew Emblcy, Tina Eubank, Tiffanie Evans, Losli Fairbanks, Tasmin Friel, Amanda Aman-da Gant, Ruth Gardner, Alex Godicks, Christine Gibson, Kaleb Gillman, Holly Glodowski, Carrie Goodrich, Thomas Gourley, Megan Guenter, Rachel Hancock, Noelle Hansen, Al-lyson Al-lyson Harding, Melissa Hawkins, Carol Hci ndel, Jaden Hellewell, Christopher Chris-topher Hcnshaw, Andrea Hess, Jennifer Jen-nifer Hill, Nicole Hill, Christine Hills, Rebecca Hoki, Tamara Honeycutt, Kaysha Hughes, Ashley Huish, Dcvyn Hunter, Michelle Hunter, Jordan Jacobson, Nathan Jarvis, Devin Jes-see, Jes-see, Andrew Johnson, Jamie King, Korey Larson, Randy Larson, Steven Lau, Maile Lauret, Jennifer Leavitt, Amber Leikis, Mindy Lowe, Paul Lowry, Emily Lund, Becky Manwar-mg, Manwar-mg, Matthew McAllister, Sara Mc-Namec, Mc-Namec, Kirt Michaelis, Ryan Milecam, Tyann Monroe, Suzanne Mortimer, C'herri Newman, Taralyn Nielsen, Joel O'Neill, Annalee Olsen, Marcy Pehrson, Rachel Perkins, Audrey Perry, Angela Pippin, Ryan Poduska, Mary Pratt, Tyler Prestwich, Alaina Pyne, Melissa Ransom, Aaron Rasmussen, Ras-mussen, Kristie Rowlings, Joanna Rhicn, Jaimie Rieske, Johnathan Rowley, Michelle Sambrano, Deborah Seow, Jolene Shaw, Adam Shelley, Kellic Simmons, William Simmons, Lindsay Skousen, Army Smart, April Smith, Brian Smith, Nathan Smith, Brinda Southwich, Jana Spears, Steven Taggart, Vicky Thai, Jessie Thomson, Gerald Tolman, John Turnbow, Sharlena Turner, Jeremy Walker, Kimberly Walton, Benjamin Ward, Foster Watabe, Brandon Webb, Chris Weber, Jacqquelyn Welch, Ash ley Wcstphal, Luke Whipple, Cornann White, Krista White, Darin Wil-lardson, Wil-lardson, Anne Wilson, Elizabeth Wilson. Wil-son. 8th Grade High Honor Roll (3.95-4.0) Erik Ahlander, Karen Baird, Carson Benson, Lauren Bergeson, Neal Buck-waiter, Buck-waiter, Sarah Byiund, Amy Clark, Karen Clark, Rebecca Conder, Melin-da Melin-da Cox, John Davis, Christopher Fet-tig, Fet-tig, Ruth Finlinson, Jonathan Guenter, Lori Harward, Lara Hill, Steven Hodgkinson, Amy Hollist, Heather Huntington, Heather Jensen, Julie Ladle, Timothy Larson, Diane Liu, Ellen Lund, Dustin Madsen, Lynettc Ott, Heather Owen, Lisa Pace, Kolbie Pankratz, Mary Penn, Bryce Peterson, Nathan Pusey, Jesse Rowley, Mdghann Salazar, Emily Scofield, Leslie Stratton, Aaron Terry, tnn Ihomas, Kyle Walker, Jessica Weber, Kimberlv Zumbrennen. Students at Canyon View Jr. High School jumped rope to raise money for the American Heart Association. Canyon View Jr. High students jump rope for Heart assoc. The students at Canyon View Jr. High School in Orem jumped rope from 8:00 am until 2:30 pm, last Thursday, March 26, 1992, to raise money for the American Heart Association. MJS Mobile Dance (a local A homing pigeon can fly at a speed of up to 60 miles an hour over a distance of 75 miles. 8th Grade Honor Roll (3.70-3.94) Jay Adams, Kristy Adams, David Arthur, Jamie Ashton, David Bartholomew, Bar-tholomew, Michelle Bishop, Andrew Boyer, Cristy Bulkley, Patricia Burton, Margaret Buss, Adrienne Call, Jill Campbell, Enoch Carter, Melanie Carter, April Casper, Emily Christian-son, Christian-son, Casey Clark, Cameron Claybaugh, Breanne Clement, Kerri Coles, Ben Collins, Jennifer Cook, Jennifer Jen-nifer Cooper, Thomas Cottam, April Crane, Jessica Crawford, iDiafcne Davenport, Scott Dent, Stacy Dicker-son, Dicker-son, Suzi Dodge, Emily Dyer, Lillian Eisel, Jason Embley, Renata Espinosa, Joseph Felt, Shannah Foster, Clare Gerstmann, Krista Gividen, Bryon Glazier, Jason Gonzalez, Emily Goodrich, Ryan Grayson, Michael Halgren, Brian Hansen, Cori Harding, Rachel Harding, Emily Haroldsen, Jamie Harper, Adrianne Harward, Erika Hatch, Brittany Hatt, Kristen Hawkes, Tara Ann Haynes, Howard Heath, Hutch Henrie, Shayne Hoover, Theresa Hunter, Sherri Jackman, An-tonia An-tonia Jensen, Amber Jorgenson, David Kennedy, Kirstin Kieffer, Tia Koralewski, Cathryn Kramer, Michael Lamb, Jodi Larson, Dia Lasater, Anne Lebras, Jamis Leeper, StephanieLove-less, StephanieLove-less, Angela McConnell, Elizabeth Mc-Farland, Mc-Farland, Abigail Meleisea, James Melville, Mel-ville, Sara Miller, Lisa Millett, Melissa Moody, Brian Mortenson, Mandy Mott, Heather Nelson, James Nichols, Christopher Nielsen, Collen O'Neill, Aaron O'Brien, Sara Ogden, Andrew Olsen, Stephanie Olsen, David Pan-ton, Pan-ton, Maurine Patterson, Andrew Payne, Ellen Peterson, Jauna Petersen, Peter-sen, David Pheysey, Alysa Phillips, Andrienne Pippin, Heather Poulsen, Laura Powell, Emily Probst, Mark Raddatz, Melanee Raynes, Melissa Reidhead, Laura Rife, Shannon Rogers, Jennifer Seegmiller, Heather Shaw, Jared Smith, Juliane Smith, Travis Snyder, Dacia Spann, Paul Stavast, Kory Stephens, John Stewart, Michael Stratton, Shawn Symons, Andrew Tanner, Heather Taylor, Scott Taylor, Briana Thomas, Landon Tooke, Chirine Touati, Paige Tovey, Michael Tuiasoa, Rachelle Turner, Linda Tweed, Emily Tyson, Staci Valentine, Jennifer Vanchiere, Anna Wallen, Aaron Waugh, David Welch, Daniel West, Kimberly Whitaker, Camille Williams, Kelli Williams, Rebecca Wilson, Becky Wood, Marfssa Young. 9th Grade High Honor Roll (3.95-4.00) Amy Bailey, Emily Baugh, Sessalie Bitter, Matthew Brown, Laura Buss, Sarah Campbell, Diego Carroll, Troy Davidson, Kimberly Fakler, Kari Gardiner, Gar-diner, Gregory Hall, John Halladay, Nanette Hill, Jillene Hoen, Janalyn Holman, Kate Hooley, John Jensen, Rebekah Johnson, Mindi Jones, Seth King, Tiffany Lau, Megan Leeper, Shelby Madsen, Mary McAllister, Whitni Mecham, Daniel Mott, Chantel Norton, Holly Page, Jamie Peterson, Wendy Peterson, Brandt Pullins, Melanie Radebaugh, Rebecca Randall, Kimberly Rieske, Scott Robinson, Scott Robinson, Kirsti Rowley, Jill Shearer, Michele Skinner, Ray Smith, Rochelle Smith, Lori Soares, Susan Sommerfeldt, Danya Spann, Mary Staley, Jamie Stanworth, William Stavast, Cynthia Taylor, Sean Thomas, Benjamin Walker, Heidi Watson. 9th grade Honor Roll (3.70-3.94) Maren Abbott, Angela Allphin Brooke Bailey, Benjamin Balden, Lance Bandley, Angela Barlow, Brian Barney, Jessica Baum, Sarah Bawden, Stacey Bendixen, Emily Bishop, Stephen Bitter, Leslie Blake, Alecia Bowden, Adi Broberg, Clif Bryson, Michelle Burr, Nicail Bybee, Heather Cameron, Jennifer Cameron, Brian Cates, Cessily Cherry, Rebecca Chris-tianson, Chris-tianson, Jill Clark, Sara Clement, Carl Cook, Holli Cooper, Stacy Dixon, Jocelyn Dowling, Tori Dunaway, Mobile DJ Company-226-6011) contributed music for the DJ for the 6 hour event. Hundreds of students participated par-ticipated and approximately $2,000 was raised for the American Heart Association. Roll- 4th Term Joshua Eagar, Erica Estley, Brent Eastwood, Spring Elcock, Taylor Eshelman, Erik Freeman, Lindsay Gardner, Christine Geertsen, Megan Germane, Leeann Goodrich, Allison Green, Jeni Lyn Hadley, Scott Hair, Anjenette Hardin, Garrett Harding, Mikel Harding, Sarah Hartshorn Paul Henion, Knstine Herlevi, Kimberly Kim-berly Honaker, Katie Hunt, Mariah Jackson, Autumn Jefferies, Carman Johnson, Kemberly Johnson, Matthew Mat-thew Johnston, Jessica Jones, Natalie Jones, Kelly Josephson, Donna Josse, David Judd, Rex Kocherhans, April Lamoreaux, Robert Larsen, Nathan Leifson, Carrie Car-rie Leinweber, Stacey Lewis, Meijken Loveless, Russell Lowry, Cameron Martin, Kade Mathews, Michael Mc-Bride, Mc-Bride, Matthew Mendenhall, Michelle Millecam, Anna Mortimer, Nicolas Moss, Jennifer Murray, Jill Nielson, Sean O'Neill, Angela Owens, Thomas Parish, Stacy Payne, Sariah Peer, Stephanie Peterson, Jarick Poulson, Loriann Priday, Diane Quil-ter, Quil-ter, Heather Raddatz, Steven Rasmussen, Ras-mussen, Larisse Reeve, Jeanie Reid, Katharine Riggs, Christian Robertson, Cameron Sawyer, Daniel Skowen, Amy Snelson, Melissa Stevens, Jessica Summers, Oarrie Taylor, Tysie Teuscher, Rebecca Udy, David Vineyard, Michael Waldvogel, Nikki Walker, Dustin Ward, Jami Watts, Jenny Watts, Brittany West, Jaclyn Williams, Brandon Wood, Jaimi Young, Russell Zimmerman. PTA Improved Honor Roll 7th Grade Landon Adams, Michael Bair, Stephen Bartholomew, Christa Car-don, Car-don, Brian Carlile, Ashley Cloward, Doug Collins, Jonathan Ellertson, Jessica Jes-sica Ferguson, Tasmin Friel, Bradlej Gardner, Holly Glodowski, Iar Gowans, Daniel Grazzini, Courteney Hansen, Kimberly Hawkins, Beau Heaps, Carol Heindel, Lincoln Hoi-daway, Hoi-daway, Benjamin Killpack, Ryar Morison, Christian Nebeker, Haunan Pang, Heather Pennarts, Brittney Quai, Kristie Rawlins, Ryan Robarge Alex Robertson, Karl Simmons, Briar Smith, Aubrey Snyder, Allison Soren-sen, Soren-sen, Brianne Southwick, Erin Staley. Alicia Tavares, John Turnbow, Car-rieanne Car-rieanne Waugh, Tricia Weight, Krista White, Shane Wilkerson, Mark Wil-lard, Wil-lard, Lydia Woltjen. 8th Grade Improved Honor Roll Chantell Archer, Aaron Bollschweiler, Jeremy Breinholt, Mendy Brereton, Tiffany Briner, David Carroll, Matthew Casper, Sara Cobia, Joshua Coleman, Daniel Cor- , rigan, Jenilyn Curtis, Melanie D'Arc, j WaynevDahlberg, Kami Edwards, I Jason 'Evans, Joseph Gardner, Luthenn Gonzalez, Tylor Hansen, Amy Hatch, Michael Hays, David Hayward, Erin Heiser, Elizabeth Hkenhans, Jason Kenyon, Angela McConnell, Mc-Connell, Aaron Mclntire, Justin Partridge, Danielle Peterson, Jamie Peterson, Thomas Peterson, Danielle Phillips, Stephanie Pratt, Judy Pullman, Byron Rawcliffe, Aaron Resch, Jacob Rocha, Heather Rock-wood, Rock-wood, Renato Rodriguez, Miriam Roque, Michelle Spencer, Stephen Washburn, Aaron Waugh, Justin Wilding, Casey Williams, Nicholas WiUiamS 9t,h Grade Improved Honor Roll Natali Barton, Carri Cannon, Melissa Melis-sa Echase, Regan Cherrington, Patrick Colver, Peter Cook, Scott Everett, Tin Finch, Emily Frederickson, Brian Gar-lick, Gar-lick, Kristi Garrett, Mark Glodowski Jamie Grant, Brenda Groesbeck, Jared Hansen, Sarah Hartshorn, Shauna Harward, Joel Ivie, Samuel Jeffers, Spencer Madsen, Elizabeth Mitchell, Robert Nebeker, Thomas Parish, Chad Pedersen, David Peer, Stephanie Peterson, Loriann Priday, Katharine Riggs, Scott Roberts, Lucille Rowbery, Emma Ruse, Joseph Sanders, Robert Thornock, Joshua eekes, Scott Wilson. Registration set for Summer Outdoor Education Program Students leaving the fifth grade in the Alpine School District Dis-trict have a unique opportunity to participate' in the district's Summer Sum-mer Outdoor Education Program located at Clear Creek near Scofield, Utah. The students are invited to join in mixed, boys, girls or the Foreign Language Camp for Spanish Immersion students which are being sponsored by the district this summer. The cost for the four day experience is $75.00 which covers all expenses. Parents and activities included in-cluded are wild flower identification, identifica-tion, animal observation, forest and tree growth, land use, and environmental conservation. Resource visitors from several state and federal agencies are used to instruct students in specialized spe-cialized areas. Most of the time is spent in the field with hands-on Scera Park Elementary continues 30th Birthday Celebration Scera Park Elementary School is continuing it's 30th Birthday Celebration! On March 18th a fantastic kickoff assembly was held. The students, will never forget Mr. Crandall, the present principal, being the Wolf in the Three Little Pigs Oops, I mean the Three Little Teachers Skit, or Mr. Tittle, the longstanding longstand-ing teacher, of the 30 years narrating nar-rating it. It was special to have Mr. Nicol, the first principal return and recite his poem, "A Child's Right to an Education. Finally the Scera Park Singers, a 21 year tradition at the school and still directed by Patti """'"'"rSm'" r'WmwShWfM'1 ymw TrTS"""1 BYU chemistry professor listen intently. Lakeridge students look on during Career Days. Orem High orchestra rates superior By Stuart Lisonbee Orem High publicity Orem High Orchestra received superior ratings in recent region competition but failed to qualify for state. The directors weren't too discouraged, dis-couraged, however. "I thought they did really well," Mr. Cox said. Mr. Lyons added, "There was a great effort put out on the students' part. There was excellent excel-lent balance between the strings and the winds." experiences. Students are actively active-ly involved from early morning until bedtime. According to Camp Principal, Boyd McAffee, the program is outstanding. "We have an excellent excel-lent facility, a highly trained staff, and a well-planned program," pro-gram," he said. The following camp dates are available to the students: June l-5Mixed June 8-12Boys June 15-19Girls June 22-26Mixed June 29-July 3Mixed July 6-10Girls July 13-17Mixed July 20-24Mixed July 27-31Girls August 3-7Boys August 10-14Mixed August 17-2 lFo reign Language Lan-guage Camp (Spanish Immersion students only) Greaves, sang the school song, newly adapted but written 29 years ago. Students are helping with the celebration by making posters for advertising, and contributing to a school mural in the hall. There will be a 60's in Remembrance Week and a tree planting, Each class will be 50 years old. A final assembly will be held on Thursday April 9th, at 10:30 or 1:15 for all former and present interesting patrons. Also an Open House, will be held that evening from 7:00 to 9:00 culminating the event. exDlains career in scienro nnH piliipoHnn F kU.'j.. Y u 0 1 as local doctor tells of rewards Lakeridge holds career days What in the world are you going to do with the rest of your life? The question confounds most young people. Some have a good idea. Most don't. To help those that don't and to give further direction to those that do, Lakeridge Jr. High sponsored spon-sored Career Days last Thursday. Every classroom during the morning session was taken over by professionals from throughout the valley. Students had an opportunity op-portunity to learn from those in the field what their day to day job entails. They learned what is expected, ex-pected, what to wear, weather the UVCC hosts Brown Bag Forum Utah Valley Community College Col-lege (UVCC) will host another Brown Bag Forum April 8 at 12 p.m. in the Hall of Flags. The forum will feature david Litchford, business management instructor at UVCC. He will discuss, dis-cuss, 'Three Personal Principles of Career Success," a subject he has presented to hundred of Utah business professionals. "One person really can make a difference in an organization, whether good or bad," Litchford emphasizes as his first principle for career success. "One must also have the ability to enjoy the journey jour-ney of a career and not just the Orem High School to stage "Arsenic and Old Lace" Joseph Kesserling's murderously mur-derously hilarious play, "Arsenic and Old Lace" will highlight the adventures of two spinsterly aunts when Orem High School presents "Arsenic and Old Lace" for six performances beginning April 6. Scheduled April 6-11 at 7:30 p.m. each night in the auditorium, tickets will be $1 for Orem High School students, $1.50 for other students, and $2 general admission. Tickets will be available at the door. Neil Barth is directing the play and using Martha Udall and Heather Riggs as Aunt Abby and Aunt Martha. The aunts, seemingly seem-ingly harmless old ladies, have a fiarticularly nasty habit of killing onely gentlemen callers with their tasty concoction of elderberry elderber-ry wine. Adding to the insanity is their nephew, Teddy Brewster, played by Randy Davis, who thinks he is and stresses in medical field -T person works alone or with a team, what education is needed, and what monetary rewards are expected. Presenters included policemen, police-men, medical professionals, scientists, computer programmers, program-mers, paramedics, construction workers, newspaper reporters, etc. About 50 professional fields were represented. It is hoped the close contact with people in the work field will help students determine what classes and education they will need and to motivate them to do their best and to begin thinking along career lines. destination. Lastly, It's not what you do, but how you do it that's really important." Litchford is considered a popular professor, sales trainer and motivational speaker. His presentation techniques have been referred to as "both entertaining enter-taining and inspirational." Brown bag lunches are available avail-able for $2 and must be ordered by April 6. The first ten people in attendance will receive a free lunch. For more information regarding regard-ing the forum or to order a bag lunch, call 222-8000, extension 580. : Teddy Roosevelt and who keeps checking on the "locks" of the Panama Canal in the basement. Thrown into the mixture are two other unusual brothers, Mortimer Mor-timer and Jonathan Brewster, portrayed by Sean Curtis and Matt Stumphy. i The Play, an instant hit, was first made into a movie in 1941, but its most famous version came three years later when Cary Grant starred in Frank Capra's version of the famous story. ! It's a timeless classic, one of the reasons Barth selected the play for his students. Assisting in the production are Jerry Elison, set designer, and Agnes Broberg, costume designer. The Orem High School production produc-tion is supported by Family City USA, an Orem-based celebration of family values sponsored by Orem City, Utah Valley Community Com-munity College, The Daily Herald and the SCERA. |
