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Show Thursday, March 1, 2007 Page 6 1 notes N VJ 'j AND IDEAS Drama teacher brings life lessons to Melissa Mayntz I hi- kcv to ;m - client s( hool (ir.iiTia production is for the young ;i -tors ;ind ;i tresses to put their emotions into their x r lorm;in es At C;inyon View Junior High School, (iram.i teaclier K.ile O'Keillv has learned that tin- kev to an excellent drama program is to put tier emotions into her work with the same love and dedication she expects I mm her students. ( )'K'-illv has taught dr ama and slap- production classes lor neat ly 20 cars, the past seven ol vvhii h have !eeii at ( anvon View Junior I huh. W ith t lor rnances Hinging Hing-ing I mm 'The l)iarv of Anne I r ank" and "Jo Kill a Mx k-ingbinl" k-ingbinl" to "Beauty and the I east" and "The hrates of l'enan e." she has Iwcome adept at show ing students how to demonstrate the emotion necessary lor great drama, in part lieiiiu.se siie feels that connection con-nection to tier career I love working with the kids and I love w hat I do." O'Keillv said ( ) Reillv's drama career be- rol ( )rem I ligh School has released re-leased the honor roll for the second term of the 2IHHi-2(M)7 school year Students earning honor roll status are as follows: 10th grade high honor roll: ( Jielsey Akana. Jessica Allen, I Xivid Uarlev, Trevor l$eck-stead. l$eck-stead. Collin Ulack. Tyler Boulter, Boul-ter, Jawni Bowman, l.lizalx'th Brewer, Mercede Broderick, Aimee Burton, Brittany (in n. Mar nta Carter, S hince (Twitter (Twit-ter ley, Kendra Chi istensen, lunily Clayton, Maquel ( legg, Ashlee Curtis, Brian Cashing, Nellie Dayton, Ash-leigh Ash-leigh Dickerson, Lui.se Dietrich, Samentha Dort, Jordan Lgbert, Katherine Krickson, Shane Ev-ans. Ev-ans. Vance l aalafua, I J I iliaga. Stephanie I'iso, Allyson 1 owler, Britta Frazier, IXistin 1 in ner, Melissa ( iee, Taylor (ilad. Miriam (ionale, ( )livia ( iraves, Bryan drover. Johnalhan Hale, Joshua Uam-hhn, Uam-hhn, Danae Harding. Ian Har-ward, Har-ward, Angela Helsten, Travis Hoki, Alexander Holmes, Brett Huntington, Rachelle Hyatt. Hrooke Irvin. Kailyn Jackson. Risa Jackson, Misha Jenkins. Jacob Jensen, Lauryn Jensen, Nathaniel Jensen, Melissa Melis-sa Johnson, R Suzanne Jordan, Hailey Kern, Courtney Ke.e-nan, Ke.e-nan, Michael Kim, Taylor King. Shelley hirsen, Robert l.au, Steven l.inge, F.rin Mason, Jaynann Matthews, Mary Mon-si'ri. Mon-si'ri. Bryce ( )Isen. Kr isten ( )lsen, .Jacob I'arker. Jacob hirmley, Adam JVcolo, April Robins. David Rowe, Katelyn Schro-eder. Schro-eder. Brittany Smart. Adam Smith, Haley Soper, Jordynn Stayner, Timothy Stokes, Andrew Stone, G'idcn Tre-geagle. Tre-geagle. MikkelUnrau, Megan Webb, Kelsey Wells. Tanisia Wilson. Ldward Winkleman. IX'lcie Wcxxlis, Allison W(xlley, Beth Worthington. 10th grade honor roll: Anna Bean. Kelsie Birrell, Jill Blumel, Trevor Boulter, Rebecca Brad-shaw, Brad-shaw, Brittany Buckwalter, KurtLs Christ easen, Michael Clark. Joshua Cnxkett, Megan Davis, Sarah Downing. Todd Dunaway, Alyssa Es- 6cM$iRHb& I W ( 1 f I s "Utah County's Largest Jcwelery Showroom" 120 No. University Ave. Provo 375-5220 ww.goldsmithjewelers.com FROM CLASSROOMS AND EDUCATORS gan when she was a student and acted in many shows, developing de-veloping a passion for theater. "I was going to be the greatest great-est actress that ever walked across the stage," she said. "But then I discovered technical techni-cal theater and fell in love with it." Technical theater includes costuming, lighting, choreography, choreog-raphy, sound production and directing, all of which O'Reilly now uses as she coordinates two musicals and one play each year at the school. As a teacher, O'Reilly delights de-lights in seeing her students develop the same passion for drama that she has. but she also holds high expectations for their behavior off the stage. Students are required to keep their grades up in order to perform, per-form, and they must pick up after themselves and be honorable honor-able x-ople to participate. Those self-discipline issues, along with the self confidence and appreciation for literature that students develop while participating in drama, are values O'Reilly seeks to pass along to each of her students. Iama, she said, also helps students develop siK'ial skills, calante, Taylor l ord, Allysha (iale, Steven (jay, Jordan Glad, Chase Gluch, Katelyn Graham, D Mitchell Habel, Sarah Hansen, Han-sen, Chrislophe Hatch. Adri-enne Adri-enne Haw kins. Hillary Heaps, Andrew Jefferson, Jef-ferson, Collin Jensen, Jacob Jones, Spencer Ixirson, Stephen Utrson. Lane Iawrence, Mal-lory Mal-lory I-ayton, Lisa Iove, Renan Martinha, Johnna Maughan, Brian Mcneill, Neil Monroe, Lisbet Moreno, Lrin Morris, Jo-vanny Jo-vanny Narciso, Katelyn Olsen. Tracey fleavler, Cassie Rasmussen, Spencer Robinson, Robin-son, Maren Saffell, Kaitlyn Seamons, Parker Shumway, Shelby Simmons, I'arker So-renson, So-renson, Amter Stratton, Tori Thompson, Sydney Tittle, Miguel Villa, Steven Warner, Melissa Wilson, Andie Young. 11th grade high honor roll: Lacey Balser, Britn Bartholomew, Bar-tholomew, Sarah Bartlett, Lavid Bergeson, Anne Biegler, Gwendolyn Blanchard, Kristin Kris-tin Bowles, Whitney Bunker, Megan Burtenshaw, Tyson Cantrell, Michelle Carter, Cameron Cam-eron Clark. Wise Corbett. Bailey Bai-ley Corbridge. Lauren Cowley, Tyler Cran-dall, Cran-dall, Shawn Crawley, Kenny Crump. Kelli Davies, Michael Davis, R Allen Davis, Jeffery Drollette, Ruth Duersch, Laura Dyer, Kinnison Edmunds, Kris-ten Kris-ten Lrickson, S Blake Farley. Braedon ITetcher, Michelle lroster, Matthew Gamett, Kay-ley Kay-ley Gardner, Ryan Graham, Madelaine Graves, Katherine Hart, Mandi Heiner, Mckenna Henkel. Rachel Herrmann, Gary Houskeeper, Abigail Hulme. Rebecca Isaacson, D Colt on Jackson, Hiram Jacob. Ryan Jenkins, Landon Johnson, John-son, Derek Jones, Adam Judd, Jenelle Killpack, Mckenzie Lambright, Brianne Larsen, Kevin Lloyd, Jaime Lyons, Chrislophe Mcneill, Jeffrey Mella, Jessica Miller, Peter Mocxiy, Heather Morgan, Jun Mutaguchi, Alexandrea Nichols, Nich-ols, Kelsea Park. Megan Payne, Alex Peacock, Paul Peay, Brigitte Peterson, Nathan Peterson, Aubrey Pim-sakul, Pim-sakul, Ashley Poulos, Clarissa Reid, Jeremiah Robinson, Aly-son Aly-son Sabin, Yuki Sambongi. Paymon Sanati-Mehrizy, Kylie Simpson, Z Thor Snell, Emily Stewart, Zachary Stew- ; Light Her Fire. a strong work ethic and commitment com-mitment strength that are valuable not only during the performance, but also outside the classnxim. "Those are not just theater things," O'Reilly said. "They're life things." In addition to working with students, O'Reilly said she is privileged to work with adults interested in drama. Having mixed-cast shows highlights a wider range of talents and skills, and demonstrates to students that everyone can contribute regardless of age or experience. "I've been blessed to have very talented teachers who want to be involved," she said. "It's nice for kids to see their teachers involved on a different differ-ent level working and learning the same stuff (the students) are." Despite the most talented participants, however, O'Reilly does face challenges organizing orga-nizing the drama program. A good program, she said, requires significant funding for props, sets, costumes and other necessary equipment, and most shows bring in very little profit after taking care of art, Jacob Swain, Tyler Swain, Steven Turner, Virginia Voeks, Gregory Winward, Tyler Win-ward, Win-ward, Bree Woolstenhulme. 11th grade honor roll: Nathan Adamson, Regan Bailey, Gloria Baird, Anthony Barajas, Angela An-gela Bateman, Michael Black, David Broadbent, Madison Call, Audra Campbell, Corey Carlson, Carl-son, Spencer Carrier. Emily Cazier, Katherine Cazier, Victoria Chavez, Eliza Clark, John Clement, Stuart Clements, Jenette Cross, Megan Cross, Tyler Davies, Spencer Ehlert, Machenzie Farrer, Makayle Gowans. Nathan Hamilton, Skyler Hamilton, Justin Hammer, Matthew Mat-thew Hammon, Matthew Hansen, Han-sen, Tyler Harris, Alexis Hatch, Russell Hatch, Karen Heder, Kara Hill, Dallin Hudson, David Jeffs, Drew Jensen, Whitney Johnson, Natalie Johnston, Ashley Ash-ley Kamoe. Jessica Kee, Janessa Kenney, Sara Kester, Kourtney Knaeble, Jessica Leavitt, Miranda Marshall, Mar-shall, Chelsea Martin, Michael Mckell, Logan Mcneil, Alexis Meeks, Tiana Moe, Tyler Moss, Ryan Mullen, James Nelson, Kendall Nielson, Gary Nuttall, Cameron Olsen. Devin Olsen, Darren Ott, Anson An-son Owens, Brandon Petersen, Zachary Pope, Braedon Roney, Melanie Ryan, Laura Seder-berg, Seder-berg, Katherine Seiber, Brian Sheide, Adriane Skousen. Staci Smith, Veraunica Stauffer, Zachary Steele, Chris-tophe Chris-tophe Stopa, Abigail Stubbs, Alyson Tucker, Jackson Urqu-hart, Urqu-hart, Leah Vanisi, Paul Woodruff. Wood-ruff. Berkeley Young. 12th grade high honor roll: Lehi Acosta, Austin Anderson, Annalisa Ball, C Jake Balser, Tiffany Bascom, Brian Bastian, Julia Blackham, Elena Boucher, Jacob Bradshaw, Ammon Bratt, Darrell Broadhead, Tanner Tan-ner Camp, Amy Carpenter, Caitlin Christeasen. Tawny Christensen, Thomas Christiansen, Rebecca Cooper, Ryan Cope, Daniel Crowder, Paul Cushing, Stessie Dort, Delyse Downey, Russell Duncan, Dun-can, Amber Dunford, Ashley Egbert, AshJee Erdmann. Elysse Faalafua, Jennifer Farmer, Melissa Fiso, Jamie Gee, Kristy Gilbert, Kelsey Gri-erson, Gri-erson, Michael Hall, Erica Hamilton, Ham-ilton, Sarah Hamilton, Jason Severe Back Pain or Herniated Disc? UTAH - It appears thar a technology exists that may show hope for people suffering from herniated, bulging and slipped discs, cases with arthritis and degenerative back conditions, and cases that may be on their way to elective surgery. Now there is a back pain guide that your doctor may not even know about that you can receive for free entitled, "The Severe Back, Sciatica, And Disc Pain Guide" that reveals a relatively new surgery free, non invasive technology designed to treat severe low back, burrock and leg pain along with herniated her-niated and slipped discs. So if you are wondering if there is anything else at all that can be done even though every treatment you've tried may have failed then you should order the free guide entitled "The Severe Back, Sciatica, And Disc Pain Guide". Discover why your back treatments have failed and a technology tech-nology relatively new to Provo that may provide a solution. For your free copy, call 1-800-650-1104 (Toll-free 24 Hour recorded message) or go to: www.911backpaininfo.com S Joel Templcton, D.C. the theater expenses. Nevertheless, dedicated parent par-ent volunteers help with many tasks to keep the program excelling. Even while she is teaching students about theater history, his-tory, monologues, set design, pantomime and creativity, O'Reilly said she is also learning learn-ing much from them about human character. She said her students have taught her about patience, acceptance and treasuring every child for their individual potential. "If you just love them purely for the children they are, and you say 'reach the highest you can,' they do strive to reach those goals," she said. In the end, O'Reilly said the most rewarding aspect of her career is that at the end of a show, she does not have only students, she also has friends. When students truly understand under-stand the values she is trying to demonstrate, it makes the long hours of rehearsals and shows more than worthwhile. "It's wonderful when I know that they really get it and I don't have to nag," she said. "When they get it because they choose to." Hart, Jon Wesley Henrie, Emily Hill, Jonathan Horan. Bradley Howard, Rachelle Jackson, Amber Johnson, Ammon Jones, Kristy Jordan, Whitney Karratti, Mallory Keith, Jonathan Killpack, Janessa Ja-nessa Lamb, Kerri Lawlor, W Cameron Leeper. Mckell Madsen, Justin Martin, Mar-tin, Julia Mcdougal, Brett Merk-ley, Merk-ley, Amanda Miller, Koto Mo-rioka, Mo-rioka, Alaina Nielson, Douglas Owens, Caitlin Panelley, Tanner Pimsakul, Mindy Robins, Tyler Robison. Stacee Rowley, Kelsey Smart, Lara Smith, Thomas Steele, Chandler Stoneman, Staisha Stratton, Andrew Swain, Kylen Thomas, Elisa Tittle, J?atricia Valentine, Timo Valimaki, Constance Wagner. Jewel Wakamatsu, Claire Warnick, Elizabeth Warnick, Brady Wells, Jessica Wilkinson, Alyssa Williams, Erin Wright, Gretchen Young, Kasper Yow-ell. Yow-ell. 12th grade honor roll: Taylor Alward, David Anderson, Joshua Josh-ua Anderson, Katherine Anderson, Ander-son, Elise Berube, Tori Bitaraf, Ladon Brewer, Deeanna Bushman, Bush-man, Anakari Bybee, Dameter Castillo, Cassidy Christiansen, Casey Duren, Bonnie Evans, Kent Farley. Kaitlyn Flanagan, Shane Foster, Katherine Gledhill, Sa-riah Sa-riah Goertzen, Justin Golightly, Douglas Greenland, Monica Gubler, Brady Hansen, Dallin Heap, Bryce Herman, Ashleigh Jakins, Kristi Jamison. Lindsey Jefferson, Ricky Kartchner, Nathan Killpack, Sara Lichti, Dan Lopez, Amanda Aman-da Madsen, Natasha Martin, Madison Maughan, Erin Mc-cawley, Mc-cawley, Kenneth Mclagan, Rebecca Re-becca Monroe, Ryan Morley. Ryan Morris, Katelyn Nielson, Niel-son, Alecia Nilsson, Whitney O'neal, Paige Parker, Aaron Pearson, Michelle Peterson, Paul Peterson, Melissa Piccolo, Pic-colo, Samuel Plothow, Zachary Power, Lauren Ricks, Yuridia Sanchez. Ashleigh Simmons, Cameron Smiley, Preston Smith, Amanda Stewart; Patrick Stewart, Nathaniel Na-thaniel Swapp, Jeffrey Thomas, Todd Ulrich, Daniel Varella, Alyssa Ward, Anna Wilder, Charisse Williams, A J Young. All schools I No school Monday There will be no school for students Monday because of faculty and staff professional development. Orem High School Mr. Orem The Mr. Orem pageant is today at 7 p.m. in the OHS auditorium. Call 227-8765 for details. I Scholarship available OHS senior men of Italian ancestry may qualify for the $1,500 Men's Italian American Ameri-can Civic League Scholarship. More information is available in the College and Career Center. Blue and Gold Week March 6-9 is Blue and Gold Week to celebrate school spirit. spir-it. Contact the Main Office for iriformation about different events and activities. Canyon View Junior High I Spelling Bee Congratulations Congratu-lations to the 2007 Spelling Bee winners: Kevin Urquhart is the champion and Drew Hatch took second place. i Choral performance The Choral Small Ensemble will perform at 6 p.m. tonight. Call 227-8748 for more information. infor-mation. I Reality Town Canyon View Junior High ninth-graders will participate in Reality Town on March 8. This is a great event that encourages students to make wise career, financial and family planning plan-ning decisions. Contact the Counseling Office for more information. Foothill Elementary I Valiant Explorer Awards Nominations are now being taken for Foothill Elementary Ele-mentary 's Valiant Explorer Awards. This is a monthly award that recognizes teachers teach-ers who explore new strategies strate-gies to help all students. Parents Par-ents are welcome to submit nomination letters describing what makes a teacher a Valiant Val-iant Explorer to the school principal for consideration. Yearbook photos needed The Foothill Elementary yearbook is in desperate need of pictures of school activities tiger CONNIE WAGNLR Let's face it: women have babies all together. It's like, when one woman gets pregnant, all the other women of the world get it in gear to join each other in a world-wide epidemic of morning morn-ing sickness. For high school students, the baby trend doesn't apply so much. Instead, it's the wisdom wis-dom teeth. I had my wisdom teeth removed two weeks ago. Even while I was at the oral surgeon's office waiting my turn I saw two other students from my school also waiting. Upon my return from school, I saw swollen cheeks all over the place! The school cafeteria should build a network net-work with all of the oral sur Support the future of your community, give the gift of literacy. i 1.1 o Easy Clean Feature g Lifetime Guarantee i Energy Efficient , Quality Installation No Payments No Interest Until )ctober2007 -wwsr 'Some restrictions apply rur more uuormauon 11 caU 344-2923 itatUHcttttil () r 1 1 I V2Tl'i j I j -w. V( Jfl'Liii and events. Pictures can be submitted as prints or digital files to Kitty Mortimer as soon as possible. I Reflections winner Congratulations Con-gratulations to Abby Henson whose 3D entry in this year's -Reflections contest was a winning entry in Region 9. Storytelling competition The school-wide storytelling story-telling competition will be Wednesday in the auditorium. Grades 4-6 will compete at 12:30 p.m. and grades K-3 will compete at 2 p.m. Call the Main Office for more information. infor-mation. Hillcrest Elementary t Newsletter advertising Businesses who wish to advertise in the monthly Hillcrest Hawks newsletter should contact Emily Plothow as soon as possible. Scera Park Elementary I Box tops, ink cartridge collections col-lections Parents are urged to continue collecting box tops and empty inkjet and laser la-ser printer cartridges to help raise money for Scera Park. Items can be turned in to the front office. Family reading activities Throughout March Scera Park will be participating in a variety of family reading activities, with the Storytelling Storytell-ing Night on March 29 as the main event. Parents will be regularly notified about different dif-ferent events. Sharon Elementary I Third grade play Third grade students will present pres-ent their play at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday. Parents should contact their child's third grade teacher for details. Noah Webster Academy I PTO president sought Parent Organization president presi-dent applications will be available avail-able to view online beginning Tuesday at www.helpnwa. org. Voting will take place in April. geons and dentists within 50 miles and find out when the removal of wisdom boom is going to happen. Then, they can start a booth in the school cafeteria serving an assortment of Jell-o, pudding, pud-ding, apple sauce, cream of wheat, and mashed potatoes. Seriously, I think it would help. And, why doesn't this trend ever get press time? Camera crews should start going to high schools, photographing the students-turned-chipmunks, and dedicate an entire page to the blackmail pictures in the next newspaper. So while the women of the world are swelling in the tummy (and ankle) areas, the high school students of the world are swelling in the jaw area, and, well, shrinking in the ego area. Well, unfortunately, the clock on my computer is flashing and reminding me it's time to wash the sockets and take another penicillin. Mmm, what flavor pudding will it be this time? ni 10 WINDOWS en 1 28S UMTTEDTlMEOFFCTl o o c I 1 Wasatch Vinyl Products High Qualify LOWPfiMii 1733.5633' txpra, 331071 |