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Show , fr EDUCATION Uintah Basin Standard Winners named in District Science Fair competition Duchesne Elementary Principal Fred Arko and Duchesne County School District Superintendent John Aland j presented certificates to all District Science FkirPhitidpantBandplaques to the students who were the top in each category at Duchesne Elementary School. Winners of the Duchesne County School District Science Fair were: Fair Grand Champion, Amber Moon; Fair Reaerve Champion, Alexis Dressen. Behavioral Science categBrook 16 rank, second Qy ory-first Hogan, third, Jessica Howard. Life Rosa Ontiveros, Science category-firsecond Karli Murray, third Jessie Lewis. Physical Science category-fir- st Stuart Brighton, second Chase Krissman, third Anthony Anderson. Earth Science category-firs- t Zachary Loughton, second Keri Weaver, third Chet Harding. Judges Marc Eckles, Luke Smith, Jennifer DeLeon, Mancie Christensen, TKay I vie, and Bill Civish received a special thank you for their time and effort with the Science Fair this year. st STUPENDOUS STUDENTS Winnersofthe District Science FairCompctitionshowtheirtrophies while Duchesne Elementary Principal Fred Arko and Superintendent John Aland visit with two of the Science Fair Judges Jennifer DeLeon and Bill C'ivish. Winners were (not in order) Amber Moon, Alexis Dressen, Brooke Perank, Coy Hogan, Jessica Howard, Rosa Ontiveros. Karli Murray, Jessica Lewis, Stuart Brighton, Chase Krissman, Anthony Anderson, Zachary Loughton, Keri Weaver, and Chet Harding. Tabiona Students On Wednesday, March 21, the Altamont High School Music Department took 4 1 students to compete in Green River at the Region Solo and Small Ensemble Festival and received first place. With 32 music entries at the festival, nine entries qualified for state competition, receiving Superior ratings fromjudges, and 12 other entries received Superior Minus ratingB. 10 entries received Excellent ratings. Brian Gibson, the music department director at AHS, was very pleased by the quality of performance by his students. Over 35 students will be representing AHS at state. tested at science fair tively clean them up. Spencer Turnbow, the son of Reed and Jule Tumbow, did his project on the seasons and whichone was the lavoriteof kids. This project fell into the Behavioral Science category. Jessicca Lewis, daughter ofTerry and Sheila Lewis, entered a project in the Life Science area. Her experiment was on which kind of animal hair grew fastest. Of all these great projects, Amber Moon s wss selected as best ofShow" and was the recipient of a plaque for her work. cst-?goi- y. ruirciPAnnJ TABJONASCIENTlFICMINDS-TabionaElementa- The science fair winners iy are ( left to right)-- back row: Spencer Tumbo w, Camille Fyer, Jessicca Lewis. Front row: Amber Moon and Keri Weaver. Is .i Altamont High musicians receive region trophy By Becca Gordon Hair growth, butter is best Tabiona Elementary held its annual school science fair on March 28. Those projects that were selected to compete at the district science fairon Apni 6, in Duchesne, were projects done by Amber Moon, Camille Fryar, KeriWeavcr.SpcncerTurnbow.and Jeesicca Lewis. Amber Moon, the daughter of Gordon and LaDawn Moon and Camille Fiyur, daughter of Ken and Diana Ludwig of Fruitland, entered projects in the Physical Science Amber's project tested her hypothesis that butter makes better cooking. Camille Fryer compared different brands of microwave popcorn on taste and number of kernels left unpopped. Keri Weaver, the duughtcrofTroy and Carol Weaver of F ruitland, did a project in the Earth Science category on oil spills and what to use to effec For the second year in a row Ronny Wood, a junior GOING TO STATE at Altamont High, quali fied for state competition to be held April 28 in Provo. Wood plays the alto saxophone. Eaae Tak Percussion Ensemble Noise, "consistingofWesley Huber, Kelsey Fieldsted, Holden Oman, Melanie Christensen, Jason Swenson, and Will Koelliker, was named the Outstanding Percussion Ensemble at the festival for their Fresh Trash piece. Shelly Lindsay, a sophomore, tied with another student and was named Best WoodwindSoloist" for her Baritone Saxophone Solo. She qualified for state competition again thisyear, last year she performed a duet at state. CalUe Walker, a junior, was" name Best Alto Soloist for her vocal solo and will be going to state. Brad Hayes, a junior, was named Best Brass Soloist for a tuba solo and qualified for state. Others qualifying for the state competition are: Van essaMiles, junior, Vocal Solo; Kathy Hanberg, sophomore, Flute Solo; and Ronny Wood, junior, Alto Saxophone Solo. Wood also qualified last year for a solo and duet. Not only did AHS have six soloists qualify for state competition to be held on April 28 in Provo, but the Altamont Choir will also be attending state, as well as a Wind Ensemble, co nsistingof AHS band members. The Altamont choir was named Best Choir Ensemble at regiona competition as well. The AHS Jazz Band Chaos also qualified for state competition which will be held this Friday on April 6 at Park City High School. Chaos will be performing at 2 p.m. Both the bands and choir have worked very hard to be ready for festival competition. Last year band members traveled to Denver to compete at a national festival where they received a first place tropliy. Early tlus year , choir members were part of a honor choir of students from all state of Utah and per-- . I at the Taberaucle. Large will be held in April, where both the AHS Symphonic Band and Choir will be performing again. tryouts were Cheerleuding Wednesday, April 4. Congratulations to nur Varsity Cheerleaders Nikki Moon, Sarah Heims, Morgan Kelsey, Heather Harper, and Markee Sanchez, J.V. Cheerleaders are Heather Montaque, Jana Taylor, Kallie Young, Nicole Wilkerson and Sandy Murry. Good Job Girls. Good Job to the Boys Baseball Team. They did a gnodjobaguinst Manti on Tuesday, April 3. . WHOS WH-O- Dana Womack has been accepted in Who's Who Among American High School Students for 1 Dana is a senior at Union High School and is the daughter of 999-200- THE REAL THING-Tr-oy Cooper, Duchesne County's USU Extension agent talked to the students at Myton Elementary for National Agriculture Day about milk and milk products. The students participated in several taste tests. 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