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Show Sentinel B2 • WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 2009 Guardian of Your Community'News MMHS Elleves to Student government hold Jr. drill clinic improves MJHS The Maple Mountain High School Elleves will hold their annual Jr. Drill Clinic, Sept. 21-24. The clinic is for girls ages 3-14 and is instructed by members of the Elleves Drilt Team. Participants will learn a routine and some dance/drill technique. On Thursday, Sept. 24, all participants will perform the routines learned at the MMHS JV Football game. Registration will be on Wednesday, Sept. 16 from 3:30-5:30 p.m., just outside of the dance studio at MMHS. Classes will begin on Monday, Sept. 21 and will go from 3:30^:30 p.m. Cost for the clinic is $25, which includes four days of instruction, a t-shirt and group picture. Flyers with a $5 discount are available from any member of the MMHS Drill Team.There will also be a family rate for families when you register three or more immediate family members for the clinic. For more information please contact Molly Brenchley,MMHS Elleve*s Coach at Maple Mountain High School, 801-7946740. Courtesy photo DRILL CLINIC: The Maple Mountain High School drill team will hold their annual drill clinic Sept. 21-24. Lexie Hyatt MJHS The Mapleton Junior High student government has been creative and has lots of ideas for a fun year. Arianna Winegar, the historian for the ninth grade, loves being in the student government with her friends. Alisa Twede, who was president for the seventh grade last year, said it was a lot of fun planning what the school year was going to be like. She also loved being involved and helping the school be the best it can be, along with Student Body President Kayla Elis. Those who ran for student government last year did a lot to try to get elected, like making an election poster and writing essays. At the end of elections, Mrs. Workman, the student body advisor; and Mr. Johnson, assistant principal, announced the winning candidates. Since that time, student government officials have done things like help out at the 7th Grade Roundup, organize and put on a unity assembly for the school, and continue the paper recycling program at the school. As usual, student government is doing a lot to make Mapleton Junior High School a better place. Courtesy photo ELECTED OFFICIALS: The Mapleton Junior student government shows the student body what it means to be a Mustang during a unity assembly. A friendly face in A visit from LOW-S MJHS MMHS front office Nathan Hurst Terence Wride and Nick Taylor MMHS When interviewing Joy Maughan, Maple Mountain's front office secretary, it was hard to get a full comment in without being interrupted with a matter of school business. When you call the school, you will most likely be greeted by Maughan. Married for 30 years, Maughan has five children, four of whom are married and one is currently attending college. Maughan enjoys the thrills of fourwheeling and waverunning. Each year she travels to the coast to enjoy the beach. She loves vacationing with her family. Joy Maughan This year Mapleton Junior High School has been chosen to be rewarded a Leonardo on Wheels-Science (LOWS) visit for the 2009-10 school year as one of the 28 schools within Utah. This has been made possible thanks to local sponsors and an outreach grant from the Utah State Office of Education, the cost of $6,000 for a LOW-S visit will be waived completely. This hands-on science and technology experience will be unique for MJHS. LOW-S is an educational outreach program of the Utah Science Center. Because of LOW-S, a major interactive science and technology center is opening as a piece of The Leonardo in Salt Lake City. LOW-S was at Mapleton Junior High School Sept. 8-11 .They brought a 25-foot cargo trailer to the multi- purpose room. The exhibits and two members of the LOW-S staff were on-hand at MJHS throughout the visit. MVP SPORTS IS PROUD TO SPONSOR HONORING EXCELLENCE AT SFHS Courtesy photo SCIENCE OUT OF THE BOX: Teacher Jodi Knoebel and her students are a few who will participate in the Leonardo on Wheels Science visit. Kaleb Ashworth Senior Kaleb Ashworth is the son of Jed and Cherie Ashworth of Spanish Fork. He maintains a 4.0 GPA and is this year's student body president. Kaleb's favorite classes include English and anything medical. He plans to go into the medical field and work in an emergency room. Kaleb is a varsity wrestler and enjoys being outdoors. On a road trip he would go to Louisiana to visit family and would listen to country. Mementary School Stud Chloe Monte<i Larsen Elementary 72 N. Main Spanish Fork 798-3587 SPORTS The Sentinel LEADING THE WAY: Amy bond shows the way to her office at Maple Mountain High School. MM Counselor Bond Cameron Spilker and Keaton Atkinson She attended Brigham Young University, where she met her husband and worked as a secretary in the College of Education. She enjoys her current job at MMHS. "I love it, it's the best!" she said. TOP DON Courtesy photo Chloe Montes is an outstanding first grade student at Larsen Elementary. She likes to dance and her favorite colors are pink and purple. Her sweet and caring personality makes her a friend to everyone she meets. Chloe is a hardworking example to her classmates. SPONSORED BYi SECURITY HOME MORTGAGE 798-1581 g W. JV5AIN, SPANISjhl seling. Bond also likes playing tennis and is the girls MMHS tennis coach at Springville Amy Bond is one of High School. Besides playthe counselors at Maple ing tennis in her spare time Mountain High School. she enjoys reading. One of She is married and has two her favorite books is "A children. Bond has been a Girl Named Zippy." She counselor for a total of 14 loves the outdoors and enyears and has lived in Ma- joys fishing and gardening. pleton her entire life. She Her most bizarre occupagraduated from Springville tion was installing shelves High School and went on for American Greeting to Utah Valley University Cards. She constructed the and Utah State University. shelves that the cards are At UVU she was point displayed on. guard on the basketball Bond loves children team and shortstop on the and education. She is Softball team. In college friendly and would like she admired her counsel- students to see their counors, which inspired her to selor anytime. Her motto is pursue a career in coun- "Dream big." New MMHS teacher Katie Jacobson and - William Shelton students motivated to attain their goals." Wyatt wanted to be the STAJFF WRITER cross country coach beIf it's health, psychol- cause he enjoys it. "It's a blast!" he said. ogy, or AP psychology, He also said that all Darrell Wyatt covers them of his cross country team all. Wyatt teaches social science teacher and coaches members are good stucross country coach at Ma- dents , and the greatest ple Mountain High School. reward is to see someone Wyatt has a wife, Camille, applying healthy skills they'll use for the rest of and a son,KJ. The most unusual job their lives. About teaching, Wyhe ever had was working at Pretzeltime for four hours. att said it's best when he's He quit due to sheer bore- able to be a person first and a coach or teacher second. dom. Wyatt said the hardest He is continually learning part of being a cross coun- by attending workshops and try coach is "keeping the college classes. |