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Show Well-qualified representatives from the Davis High HOSA organization recently participated in the HOSA state competition con- -ducted at Weber State College. , Award winners include: Marianne Ford, who was named a vocational excellence award finalist; : Dave Copeland took fifth place in prepared speaking; Chantel Anderson, Ander-son, third in job seeking skills and medical spelling; Lorelei Church, second in extemporaneous health display, while Genny Higley took fourth. Special recognition , was given to DeAnn Sherman, who was elected HOSA's new state president for the 1989-90 year. Congratulations Congratu-lations to those successful students! . The winnersjrf thc Sophomore poetry contest nave Deen selected and are as follows: first, J'Lene . George; 2nd, a tie between Lindy Schultz and Dan Pritt; third, tie between . Jared Curie and Jason -7 Jensen. Sarah Margetts and Cara ; Baldwin were awarded honorable mentions: Good job poets! - In sports, the boys' tennis team . has a match against Woods Cross tomorrow, at Davis and next Tues- day, Bountiful will be at Davis. Both games will be starting at 3:30 ' p.m. The baseball team ' will host r Highland on Friday, the 28th, at 3:30 pjn. The soccer team will be at -. Highland April 28, then Viewmont will be at Davis, Tuesday, April 28 and 29. The track and field team will be involved in the Davis High Invitational, beginning at 2:30 p.m. By AMBER WORKMAN Congratulations to next year's' newly-elected student body officers! offi-cers! They are: Clayton Anderson, Gavin Duckworth, Lydia Harris, Nate Smith, Chris Snell, Matt Taylor and Koko Warner. From j these seven, the student body presi-dent presi-dent will be elected through a " mathematical process, in which a vote by this year's SBOs, the administration, ad-ministration, the new officers and the student body popular vote will all count a certain percentage. - Congratulations are also extend-1 ed to home economics State Sterl- . ing Scholar, Christy Calvin. She is FHA president here at Davis and has received many awards in the home economics area. By way of announcement, the next FHA activity activi-ty is scheduled for May 5, when Judith Rasband, an image consultant consul-tant and columnist, will be speaking r on "Image Management" and "Image Awareness: Details Make the Difference.; i ; c v f-v The A'cappella choir received a superior rating in the region choir j ' festival last Wednesday, and com-J ing up this Saturday is state solo and ensemble, where students in the DHS choirs, band and orchestra will be performing. Also, auditions for next year's choir and theatre . department classes are to be held May 1-8. Good" luck goes out to the orchestra, or-chestra, as they will be involved in the region orchestra festival this evening. The orchestra's final con-1 cert is coming up on May 3, and will be in the Assembly Hall on Temple Square at 7:30 p.m. |
