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Show These SHS seniors will be on the program ) - -V' " "" - - tomorrow at graduation. They are, from Ci" v f - fS j -s C' left: Tiare Niu, Devin Felix, Angela t . J ,;:?Y-OT7 ; ,r UA Nielsen and Emily Miller. Vj - " . ''y"' ?r ' xth" r u,4m I' fi " " - ; 5&45 t4- Y Ay k frK ;VV;V: Volume One Hundred Five im uu Graduation ceremonies for the Springville High School Class of 2000 will be held Thursday, May 25, at 8 p.m. in the David O. McKay Center at Utah Valley State College. "May you look back on the past with as much pleasure as you look forward to the future." --Paul Dixon, is the theme chosen for this year's commencement. Emily Miller, senior class president, will welcome the graduates and their guests. Angela An-gela Nielsen, one of eleven valedictorians, vale-dictorians, will be the first speaker. speak-er. Devin Felix and Tiare Niu will also speak. Announcing the graduates will be the senior class officers and valedictorians. The officers are, in addition to Miller, Jessica Henrichsen, vice president; Alesa Rasmussen, secretary; Jennifer Warren, treasurer; and Nick Augustus, historian. Valedictorians Valedictori-ans are: Alysa Crookston, Lyn-dsie Lyn-dsie Evans, Rachel M. Martin, Rebecca J. Martin, Angela M. Nielsen, Megan N. Rabner, Justin D. Sacks and Benjamin Sheldon. Nebo Board President Collin Allen will speak to the graduates and present the diplomas. SHS Principal Mike Hicks will make a special presentation and will also present the Class of 2000. Musical numbers will be given by Collette Finch, Jake Taiwan ambassador at museum tonight Victor Tseng, the Director General of the Taipei Economic and Cultural Office in San Francisco, Fran-cisco, will visit Springville City and be a guest at a reception hosted by Rep. Matt Throckmorton Throckmor-ton at the Springville Museum of Art from 7:15 to 8:30 p.m. tonight, to-night, Wed., .May 24. Everyone is invited and encouraged en-couraged to come and meet the Director General. Special guests will include the Mayors of Springville Sprin-gville and Mapleton, the members mem-bers of the Springivlle and Mapleton Map-leton City Councils and the Directors Di-rectors of the Springville Muse 1 J Citizens are invited to attend the Veterans Memorial Services on Mon., May 29, at 10 a.m. in the Springville Evergreen Cemetery. The program is held every year to honor those servicemen who fought for our freedoms. There will be a flag raising, Pledge of Allegiance, National Anthem. 21-gun salute by the Utah Erickson, Dave Robbins, Kyle Hartman, Andy Kerlin, Trena Christian, Alesa Rasmussen and Carol Call; Nick Augustus, Rick Puckett, Jake Erickson and Scott Amott; Linnea Barnett and Marilyn Mari-lyn Beecraft; and the SHS Choir and Orchestra. They will be accompanied by Jessica Reidhead and directed by Sam Tsugawa. High Honors Graduates GPA 3.7 and above Jessica Allen, Aja Anderson, Jessica Anderson, Nicholas Augustus, Au-gustus, Kira Austin, Jason Bailey, Bail-ey, Linnea Barnett, Christine Bastian, Marilyn Becraft, Abby Bingham, Calleen Bird, Carla Bird, Marci Bird, Andrew Blau and Mark Blau. Abbie Bleggi, Kimberly Box, Kirstin Boyer, Jesse Carter, Meili Chang, Rory Childs, Alysa Crookston, Cro-okston, Sean Crosby, Tara Cro-shaw, Cro-shaw, Lacey Davis, Cami Day, Diana Del Carpio, Andrea Dem-ing, Dem-ing, Joseph Dittli and Jacob Erickson. Lyndsie Evans, Courtney Farnsworth, Chantell Fox, Holly Freeman, Lora Gardner, Moana Garfield, Jackie Giles, Melissa Giles, Jamilah Gordon, Jason Graves, Camille Haderlie, Tini-sha Tini-sha Hancock, Sara Hare, Mar-anda Mar-anda Harrell and Christy Hoffman. Hoff-man. Jennifer Jenson, Jacob Jones, Marc Jones, Jena Jorgensen, um of Art represented by Brent Haymond. Most people are not aware of the relationship that the United States has with Taiwan! Since the adoption of a "one China policy" under the Carter Administration, Taiwan has not had normal relations rela-tions with the U.S. This means that instead of a normal Ambassador Ambas-sador they are represented by a Director General; instead of an Embassy, a Consul or Economic center. This will be one of the first official visits by the Honorable Honor-able Victor Tseng to a city in Utah other than cur capital. k - ' ' National Guard and taps. The speaker wOI be William (Bill) McKell, WWII P.O.W., with remarks by Springville City Councilman Fritz Boyer. Veterans of Foreign Wars Commander is EH Tippetts. F. Keith Davis is the commander command-er of the American Legion. SPRINGVILLE, UTAH Jennie Kappas, Heather Lang-; ford, Tammy Lauritzen, Janelle Lee, Spencer Lifferth, Glenn Lovelace, Nicki Martin, Rachel Martin, Rebecca Martin, Jay Mason and Melinda Mendenhall. Craig Meunier, Jeff Miles, Janine Miller, Alexis Miner, Megan Miner, Travis Moss, Christie Newbury, Tyler Newton, Angela Nielsen, Emily Olson, Spencer Oman, Jill Packard, Andrew Pernod, Sara Anne Peterson and Weston Pope. Kaleb Porter, Megan Rabner, Justin Rawle, Jessica Reidhead, Jessica Rigtrup, Justin Sacks, Janeen Scott, Benjamin Sheldon, Lisa Shepherd, Rebecca Sjoberg, Sierra Skabelund, Kelli Smith, ? Rusty Smith, Erastus Snow and Michelle Sommerfeldt. Jacque Sorenson, Anna Sum-sion, Sum-sion, Lauren Swan, Janika Thor-son, Thor-son, Nathan Ward, Kelli Way-man, Way-man, David White, Michelle , Williams, Shannon Wood and" Timothy Wright. Honor Graduates GPA 3.50-3.69 Colt Allan, Scott Amott, Betsy Bennion, Christopher Billings, Sarah Bird, Michelle 'Boel, Carol Call, Camille Chi-vers, Chi-vers, Trena Christian, Kacey Crandall, T.J. Dawe, Adam Dunn, Jacob Fawson, Devin Felix and Aubrey Fullmer, Lindsey Gerhauser, Andrew Gibby, Stefanie Grassley, Anna Grover, Angela Hardman, Kyle Hartman, Scott Hatfield, Madeline Made-line Hertzsch, Garrett Hone, Luke McCausland, Emily Miller, Sean Miner, Clint Morin, Trevor Morris and Cristal Nielsen. Tiare Niu, Jason Orndorff, Misty Ovard, Cammie Piquet, Benjamin Piatt, Cassie Preston, Emily Sanchez, Nathan Silvey, Jennie Talbot, Jason Waters, Lindsey Watkins and Irene Wright. Graduating Class Erin Elizabeth Abbott, Kitione Afemuni, Colt Drew Allan, Steffani Sue Allan, Jessica Ann Allen, Zachery James Alvey, Scott Ralph Amott, Aja Nicol Anderson, Derek Que Anderson, Jesse Collin Anderson, Jessica Joyce Anderson, Lee Walter Anderson, Rebecca Anderson, Ryan Bret Anderson and Adam Gregory Asay. 84663 - May 24, 2000 Tyler Lee Ashton, Micah Edward Atwood, Nicholas Walter Augustus, Kira Lynn Austin, Bradley Paul Averett, Jeremy Allen Averett, Elise Ann Back, Kendra Lyn Bagshaw, Jason Ryan Bailey, Lerin Paige Barker, Matthew Kendall Bames, Linnea Laura Barnett, Jorge Antonio Barrientos, Justin Dale Bartholomew Bartholo-mew and Jill Alise Bartlett. Christine Bastian, Aaron Dirk Baum, Candice Michelle Beard-all, Beard-all, Marilyn Becraft, Elizabeth Bennion, Amber Rae Bernier, Anna Caroline Biesinger, Christopher Chris-topher W. Billings, Abby Lee Bingham, Andrew Ferguson Bird, Calleen Bird, Carla Bird, Jeffrey Jon Bird, Jeremy Reed Bird and Marci Bird. Sarah Dawn Bird, Tylene Black, Bret Lewis Blakey, Andrew An-drew Wayne Blau, Mark Aaron Blau, Abbie Bleggi, Michelle Boel, Tracee Bolen, Joshua Wayne Bona, Bradley David Bonnett, Rachell Elisabeth Bo- History lecture tonight by Linda A. Ball The Springville Historical Society invites the public to the next installment of the Sesquicen-tennial Sesquicen-tennial lecture series in the Springville Sprin-gville City Council Chambers at the Civic Center, 50 S. Main, tonight, Wed., May 24, at 7 p.m. The lecture series continues as three officers of the Historical Society present 10-minute mini-lectures, mini-lectures, wiuT time for questions between each lecture. This month's mini-lectures will be given by Helen Beardall, Rell Francis and Bruce Mendenhall Menden-hall and will deal with industry, speculation and innovation in Springville's history. Helen Beardall will discuss "The Mills of Springville's Past." Mill work played an important role in Springville's early history. The mills, located in and around town, supplied the people of Springville with much needed for goods, it also employed many men from town, providing a good living for their families. Moving from industry to outlawry, Rell Francis will discuss dis-cuss the "Questionable Sightings of Butch Cassidy in Springville, 1892-1900-Fact, Fiction or His-story His-story lies?" The life of outlaw Butch Cassidy is filled with adventure, drama and speculation. specula-tion. Even in early Springville, Butch was well known. So, what part, if any, did he play in the 1898 robbery of the Springville Bank? Did he spend much time in Springville? How is he portrayed by historians as a Wild West Robin Hood? These are just a few of the many questions surrounding sur-rounding Butch Cassidy that Rell Francis will address in his segment seg-ment on the infamous outlaw and Price 500 one, Kimberly Ann Box, Travis J. Boyd, Kirstin Annette Boyer and Brigham B. Brimhall. Kimberly Sue Broderick, Clark Steven Caldwell, Carol Lynn Call, Cheisea Amanda Carter, Jesse Neal Carter, Ryan Nyle Carter, Meili Chang, Rory Jensen Childs, Camille Chivers, Colter Jess Christen, Garrett Harris Christensen, John Perry Christensen, Trena Christian. Jordan D. Clark and Kevin Joshua Josh-ua Coleman. Jacob Ferguson Cope, Kacey Eugene Crandall, Shannon Crandall, Cran-dall, Alysa Crookston, Sean Michael Crosby, Tara Marie Croshaw, Seth Curtis, Spencer C. Curtis, Jacob Neal Dahl, Michael Selby Dallin, KayeLynn Dauwalder, Brian Luke Davey, Lacey Lee Davis, Antony William Wil-liam Dawe, Jr. and Cami Day. Diana Del Carpio Chiange, Andrea Louise Deming, Joseph Ben Dittli, Michael Aren Dod-son, Dod-son, Loren Drown, Jesse Daniel his possible dealings in Springville. Spring-ville. In his segment, Bruce Mendenhall Men-denhall will discuss "Aspects of Early Agriculture in Springville." Springville's families depended on agriculture to sustain their existence. Through accounts in the "Farmer's Oracle" and other sources, Bruce Mendenhall will show how the farmers of Spring A typical timber mill located in the nearby mountains is shown here. These mills provided lumber for the building industry and ties for. the fast growing railroad industry in Springville. Citizens are invited to learn about this and other mills in Springville's past tonight, May 24, at 7 p.m. at the meeting of the Springville Historical Society. It will be held at the Civic Center. Number Twenty-One Duncan, Adam Stuart Dunn, Alex David Eagar, Brittany Ann Eastman, Jessica Elder, Ronald Charles Eldridge, Delia Maggie Elias, Michelle Ellis, Daryl A. Erickson and Jacob Hollingshead Erickson. Lyndsie Leigh Evans, Courtney Court-ney Ann Farnsworth, Jacob Purdy Fawson, Devin Brent Felix, Collette Finch, Brandon S. Finlayson, Elaine Carol Flake, Amschel Garren Foltz, Chantell Fox, Charles Henry Frazier, Holly Marie Freeman, Audra Janae Fry, Audrey Fullmer, Necia Anne Fullmer and Emily Gammell. Lora Gardner, Tierra Moana Kaonohiokala Okamura Garfield, Kyle Evan Gemmer, Lindsey Gerhauser, Andrew Wendell Gibby, Jackie Lynn Giles, Melissa Melis-sa Sue Giles, Kendall Stephen Gillespie, Aspen H. Glore, Stephanie Step-hanie Gayle Golding, Adam M. Gonzalez, Dianna Gonzalez, Continued on Page 13 ville tried many new techniques to improve their crops. Some of these innovations worked, and some did not, but all were worth exploring to find the right mix for Springville's fields. From the milling industry, to speculation on an outlaw's adventures, adven-tures, to innovations in agriculture, agricul-ture, this should be an interesting evening. So come join the fun! RCOPY |
