OCR Text |
Show lames Nelson To Retire From Alpine School District By Delcres A. Bradshaw James B. Nelson will be retiring from Alpine School District with 33 years of loyal and dedicated service to the youth and employees of the district. He will be honored at the Annual Alpine District Social. ; Jim's entire 33 years of; school experience has been with Alpine School District. He began his educational career in 1949 as a teacher in the Harrington School in American Fork with 43 stpdents. ; In discussing his retirement, Jim explained, ex-plained, "I always managed to get the best kids in town in my class." He said he was grateful for the great parents and community support. ; He taught school for the first 17 years and was district elementary counselor for the next five years. He was then made Assistant to the Director of Pupil Personnel and for the next five years supervised the Special Education Services. ; In 1976, he was named Director of Student Services. Last year, Superintendent Max B. Welcker appointed him Director of Student and Community Services. ; "Jim has certainly done a tremendous job while being employed in the Alpine School District and he will certainly be Scholarship Grants Awarded Orem High Students Totals Over $200,000 Orem High School students did very well for themselves when amounts were added and it was founded that over $200,000 had been awarded in scholarships. From Brigham Young University, Trustees .Scholarship which include 4 years tuition, were given to Kelly Cannon, Taylor Drake, Larry Hilton-, William Peterson, Kyle VanDegraaff, and Jill Winward. BYU Presidential Scholarships, Scholar-ships, which include one year tuition plus possible cash grants -each semester were awarded to: Allen Arnoldsen, Sean Cannon, Pam Davenport, Debra Day, Felicia Ficklin, Randy Giles, Brenda Larsen, Tara Larsen, Jay Lawlor, Scott Pusey, and Vonda Skousen. Dean's Scholarships ,D1W t've unc-i.au jrcoi tuition plus possible cash grants each semester and ,rm l,1f .. were awarded to bnauna Beardall, Karen Beckstead, Adam cringmirn, iw im.i Buckwalter, Laun Bidd, Libby (Jiutt, jacKi uonen, Mike Gividen, Paula Harper, Ken Rogerson, Julie Healy, Robert Larson, Teresa Maynard, Earl Mclntire, Erika Noeggerath, Camille Ortega, Becky Parsons, Marie Pearson, Becky Pelo, Teri Taylor, and Mike Webb. Stephanie Jorgensen received the oierung Scholar award which gives one half tuition. vear BYU Talent Scholarship: Catherine Hyde, Music, 1 year tuition; Ken Rogerson, Music, 1 year tuition. ' ROTC - Army: Taylor Drake, 4 years tuition, fees plus .books plus housing and monthly living expenses; William Peterson, 4 years tuition, fees plus books plus housing and monthly living expenses. ROTC - Air Force: Taylor Drake, 4 years tuition plus fees plus books plus housing and monthly living expenses; William Peterson, 4 years tuition plus fees plus books plus housing and monthly living expenses. Leadership Scholarship: Scho-larship: Kim Anderson, 1 year tuition; Carl Brit-sch, Brit-sch, 1 vear tuition. tit JAMES NELSON missed as he leaves the profession to which he has devoted a lifetime," Dr. Welcker noted. "It is taking more than one person to fill his position," he added. Mr. Nelson has worked with students and their problems over the years. He has coordinated the District's efforts with Timp Mental Health, City County Health, Social Services and Juvenile Courts. Jim has been very progressive in working for Alternative Education for students. It is his philosophy that every child is entitled an education. He reported that one of his most exciting ex-citing and rewarding experiences came at the opening of the Dan Athletic Scholarship: Laurie Budd, Tuition (renewable) plus room and board plus fees; Mike Otto, Tuitjon (renewable) plus room and board plus fees. UNIVERSITY OF UTAH Honors at Entrance Scholarship': Chris Bartholomew, 4 years tuition; Randy Giles, 4 years tuition. UTAH STATE UNIVERSITY State Normal Teaching Scholarship: Erika Noeggerath, 4 years tuition. Sterling Scholar: Teri Taylor, 1 year tuition. Leadership: Lynn Adams, 1 year tuition; Bryan Whittaker, 1 year Uiition. Academic: Stacey Benson, 1 year tuition; Lisa Evans, 1 year tuition; Chris Heninger, 1 year tuition; Jill Johnson, 1 year tuition; Sandee Mansfield x year tuition; Erika Noegerrath, 1 year COLLEGE OF EASTERN UTAH Wilderness Study: Lu Ann HamiHon, tujtjon 1 year UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE AT PROVO-OREM Academic Scholarship: Scholar-ship: Alan Anderson, 1 vear tuition: Stacev BensoIlt 1 year tuition; Janet Bun.( j year chrjs CollingS) ! year tuition; Donna rntfrpll 1 vpar tuition: Pam Ford; j year tuition; gtephanie Jorgensen, 1 year tuition; Valerie Kamdar, 1 year tuition; Tracy Maag, 1 year tuition; Lynda Twitchell, 1 year tuition. STEVENS HENAGER COLLEGE Mike Whitehead, 1 year tuition; Roma Dearden, 1 year tuition. GOVERNOR'S VOCATIONAL SCHOLARSHIP Bryan Sawyer, Area Vocational Center, Ogden (House Const.), 1 year tuition; Jay Day, Sevier Valley Tech, Richfield (Welding), 1 year tuition. SOUTHERN UTAH STATE COLLEGE Lisa Evans, 1 year tuition; Denise Davis, 1 year tuition; Anita Hlawatschek, 1 year tuition; Kelly Sundberg, 1 year tuition. SNOW COLLEGE Lynn Adams, 1 year tuition; Stcfani DeAdder, 1 year tuition; Lori Peterson School for handicapped. Kent J. Abel. Assistant Superintendent, reported his association with Jim goes back many, many years. "I have a vivid picture of him out on the playground with all his elementary students hanging on his eoattails," Abel said. "His students loved him as a teacher." Jim was born in American Fork to Wilford Osmond and Stella Conders Nelson. He received his education in the Alpine Schools, graduating from American Fork High School. He and his wife, Willa, reside in American Fork. They have a married daughter, Ann Tolboe, who resides in Salt Lake City. Active in his community, com-munity, Jim was chairman for funding the new American Fork Library. He has been Steel Days Parade Chairman. For 26 years he has been active in the Lions Club. Jim has served as its president and was chairman of the State Lions Organization for a term. He has received the Outstanding Lion of the Year Award. Williams, 1 year tuition; Pete Engel, Decca, 1 year tuition. DIXIE COLLEGE Academic: Kari Jantz, 1 year tuition; Carrie Anderson, Ms year tuition; Stacey Benson, V2 year tuition; Rhonda Richards, V2 year tuition. Music: John Finch, 1 year tuition. Basketball: Gary McGinn, Tuition, books and fees. RICKS COLLEGE Academic: Shauna Deaton, 1 year tuition; Jodi Clark, 1 year tuition. "I DARE YOU AWARD" Heidi Allen, Book' and certificate; Bryan Whittaker, Book and certificate. PTA SCHOLARSHIP Teresa Maynard, Cash Award. DAUGHTERS OF AMERICAN REVOLUTION Good Citizen Award: Vonda Skousen, Certificate. Cer-tificate. WEBER COLLEGE Leadership: Lynn Adams, 1 year tuition. Athletic: Shelly Roberts, Basketball, 4 year tuition and room and board; Bill Collins, Tennis, 1 year tuition, room and board. STERLING SCHOLARS Sean Cannon English, State Finalist; Kelly Cannon - English; Scott Pusey - Speech and Drama; Kyle Van De Graff - Math; Jill Win-ward Win-ward - Social Science, State Finalist; Chris Bartholomew - Science, Teri Taylor - Foreign Language -' Cash award; State Finalist and State runner-up, Pam Ford -Visual Arts, Richard Whitehead - Vocational Education; State Finalist, Chris Heniger -Homemaking, Stephanie Jorgensen - Business Education; State Finalist, Ken Rogerson -Music, .Taylor Drake -General Scholarship. GIRLS STATE Cecilia Voegele and Alecia Williams. BOYS STATE Weston Locke, Steve Hansen, and Darrin Turner. ELKS SCHOLARSHIP Teenager of the Month: Carl Britsch and Vonda Skousen; Cash Award. Most Valuable Student - Leadership Scholarship Offer: Vonda Skousen - 1st place -Region; Cash Award,2nd Kyle Sorensen Reports For Duty Spec. 4 Kyle C. Sorensen, son of Robert C. and M. Kay Sorensen of 1760 North 680 West, Orem, Utah, has arrived for duty at Fort Hood, Texas. Sorensen, an infantryman with the 2nd Air Division, was previously assigned in Erlangen, Wes Germany. His wife, Linda, is the daughter of Reed and Terresa Neilsen of 183 North 1200 West, Orem. Sorensen is a 1980 gratuate of Orem High School. place - State; Cash Award. United States Steel Union: Denise Davis, Cash Award. UTAH TECHNICAL COLLEGE -SALT LAKE Lincoln Wakamatsu, 1 year tuition. ROTARY CLUB Mike Whitehead, Cash Award and Plaque. THOMAS AND DOROTHY LEAVEY FOUNDATION Robert Larsen, 1 year tuition - renewable for 4 years. LEGAL NOTICE CITY COUNCIL MEETING June 1, 1982 (DRAFT) 6:00 p.m. WORK SESSION SES-SION - Center Street - 800 North Closure Presentation Regarding City Logo 7:00 p.m. REGULAR SESSION MAYOR'S REPORT ITEMS REFERRED BY COUNCIL 1 Presentation of Award SCHEDULED ITEMS 1 AGREEMENT -Orem City - Alpine School District - Hillcrest Park 2 BID AWARD -Hillcrest Park Pavilion and Rest Rooms 3 FINAL SITE PLAN - Phase III, The Colonies PRUD 800 North 480 West 4 FINAL PLAT APPROVAL - Central Heights Subdivision, Plat E-1450 South 200 West 5 PRELIMINARY SITE PLAN-Sandybrook Preliminary PRUD -1400 From VVestmore the recipients in the Hope of America contest are front, 1-r: Richard Ivie, Kevin Madsen, and Richard Larsen. Back Row: Melanie Madsen, Sherrie McConkie, and Kristen Peterson. ' June 2, 1982, has been designated by Governor Matheson as Boy ScoutBurger King Day in the State of Utah. On that day, Burger King Restaurants throughout the state-will donate $1.00 for every Whopper sold to the four Boy Scouts of America Councils in Utah. rem To ABF Jr. ; EZ8liipionsElipS On May 28-29 Boxers from the state will meet at the Steelworkers Union Hall, 1847 South Columbia Lane, to compete for state honors. Matches will begin 7:30 p.m. each night. Along with the Junior Olympic Championships several open division . boxers will also be on the card. Junior Olympic boxers are from 10-15 years old and "the open division are over 16. Orem will be represented by 12 year old Doug Hall. He was second in the State Golden Gloves in February at 132 lbs. and was last year's State Champion. Bryan Hill, 15, is a newcomer and shows great possibilities. Both of these boys are . students at Lakeridge Jr. High. Robb Hall, 15, is a sophomore at Orem High. He has won both the Golden Gloves and USAABF Junior Olympic Championships Hal Anderson Commissioned Hal G. Anderson, son of A. Gary and Annette D. Anderson has been commissioned a second lieutenant through the Army ROTC program, and earned a bachelor's degree at Brigham -Young University, Provo, Utah. His wife, Julie, is the daughter of Joe and Betty Birrell of 1055 East 300 South, Orem. Anderson is a 1977 graduate of Orem High School. South 100 East 6 RESOLUTION -Approval of Retired Employees Health Insurance Program COMMUNICATIONS 1 PETITION Installation of Street Lighting - Canyon Breeze Subdivision - Between 300 and 400 North and 800 and 900 East. 2 MEMO Agreement between the City and Kiwanis Hosf Iyii this year. He was Regional Champ and was third in the nation in his class last year. From Provo, Jess Pino, has won Golden Gloves and USAABF Championships this year and was last years State Champion. Mark Alley, an open division boxer, is also expected to be on the card. Mark was second in this year's State USAABF Championships He is an exciting boxer to watch. The Junior Olympic winners will advance to the Regionals in Las Vegas, Nevada in June. And the Senior Division, 14-15, winners will go to Colorado Springs at the Olympic Training Center for the National Championships later in June. The local boxers are represented by Dell's Boxing Club of Provo. All proceeds from the matches will go to support the boys as they travel to the various No J F Aspen N Perennials Daisys, Iris, Phlox ) S Z Qf f Primrose, Many Others Over 40 Varieties Available vy VI OUR GUARANTEE A credit for 100 of the amount paid will be issued for any plant and is returned with sales slip within one year of purchase. excluded. The above guarantee applies unless to house plants, bedding plants, perennials, mistreated plants, plants planted in above ground containers, or damage due to abnormal weather conditions. Guarantee Policy Excluded on Sale Items r 0SO VV. 1850 Sfcrte ySA-ic ySA-ic Boning This rjee!i tournaments. According to tournament directors, Dell Fowler and Dave Hall "these boys are as good as any in the country." Amateur Boxing is growing and becoming more popular each year. The boxers you'll see at this -tournament could very easily be representing the USA in the next Olympic Games. Free Swim For Cub Scouts On June 4-5th Saratoga Resort is holding a Cub Scout Fun Day. All Cub Scouts who come in uniform can swim free, along with everyone in their group. Also, all rides will be 10 off for the Cub Scout, his parents, and family. Please come and Open 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Memorial Day Prices Effective May 27 thru May 31 All l.--.S JUHiperS Spreading & Upright K) Off -oy Gaiamat on Provo-Orem Hill- N.. Provo 375 open Men. - Fri. 8-7, Sat. Orem-Geneva Times- STEVEN DUKE AND JEFF HANSON Eagles Awarded Scout Steven Duke and Jeff Hanson recently received their Eagle Scout Award Steven Duke (left), is the son of James and Ruth Duke. Steven is an "A" student at Orem High School. He plays the piano and French Horn, and is a member of the Symphonic Sym-phonic Band and Or chestra. He is also a mpmhpr nf Kev Plnh anrl plays on the JV soccer Key UuC- e plays the team at Orem High. baritone in the school Steven has been in band. He has won several several musical awards as both a pianist productions, the most and a composer. He is recent being "Tom active in sports, par-Brown's par-Brown's School Days" at Ocularly baseball and Brigham Young University. He was President of his Teacher's quorum and is currently Secretary of the Priest's Quorum in have a fun day with the whole family. (ttm-(&znzun oilmen (SECD 411700) Published each Thrusday for J7 per year by the Orem-Geneva Times, 546 South State Street, Orem, Utah 84057. Second Class Postage Paid at Orem, Utah POSTMASTER: Send address changes to the Orem-Geneva Times, P.O. Box 65, Orem, Utah 84057. ursery IS All Summer Flowering Bulbs Dahlias, Glads, Peony and Poppies Off which dies J Sale Item, ' ) - 4844 a r . r 8-6 -May 27,1982 4 the 0rem 31st Ward- He also sin8s in the Ward unoir ana youm cno;r. For his Eagle project he constructed easels to be used for his Scout troop and ward library. Jeff Hanson (right). tne son of William E. and Marcia Hanson, is an honor student at Orem High School, where he is active Honor in the National Society and the basketball. Plans for the future, include a mission for the L.D.S. Church and medical school. Jeff's Eagle project was designing and organizing the construction con-struction of the scenery for last year's Roadshow. He was selected "Scout of the Year4' in 1981. He has held the positions of patrol leader, and troop librarian. .1 'J1 11 A T I i |