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Show Education News and information, from local schools and colleges Page 5 Orem-Geneva Times Wednesday, December 15, 1993 Bonneville students and faculty "strut their stuff." Front Row: Tonya Ernst, Randi Graham, Blake Lloyd. Back Row: Sec. Evelyn Harris, Principal Bruce Wathen and Asst. Principal Rod Tucker. Bonneville students step out in style Wednesday, December 8th will be a day long remembered at Bonneville Elementary when grace and manners were highlighted high-lighted in the halls and classrooms class-rooms of this local school. Students and teachers alike wore the very best they had to accentuate their membership in the "Polite Society", an organization organiza-tion headquartered in Great Britain whose purpose is to promote the practice of politeness, polite-ness, respect, and good manners. The students each had the opportunity op-portunity to sign la pledge statement state-ment promising that they would be willing to follow the basic standards of polite conduct ear OAK CANYON JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL 1ST TERM HONOR ROLL September 15-November 12 7th Grade High Honor Roll Dustin Batty, Kathryn Baum, Marci Crane; Cindy Cullimore, Jesse Dowdle, Troy Friden, Rebekah Friel, Melissa Gardner, Amanda Georgi, Stacey Gonzales, Amber Graham, Kahri Hansen, Cody Harward, Jeff Holyoak, Trina Howe, Javin Hughes, Seth Johnson, Kendal Johnson, Joanne Johnson, Jennifer Larsen, Shantel Larsen, Charlie Latner, Kri s-tie s-tie Luna, Holly Marin, Jessica Mikesell, Julie Ogden, David Parkes, Aaron Paxman, Jaylene Petersen, Kristal Pierce, Chantell Robinson, Camille Ruse, Cameron Shoell, Rebecca Slaugh, Janice Smith, Diane fitarr, Michael Stumpe, Steven Taylor, Melinda Tessem, Justin Thomas, Charlotte VanWagenen, Emi Wald, Samuel Ward, Laura Weeks, Emilee Wright 7th Grade Honor Roll Andrew Adair, Amber Ahlstrom, Jason Anderson, Jesse Asmus, Anthony An-thony Balls, Joshua Bentley, Sara Blaser, Andrea Bowles, Eliza Bowman, Bow-man, Rebecca Boyce, Daniel Brady, Joshua Brady, Dustin Brown, Cameron Browne, Erik Cambridge, Brandon Carson, Katie Chesworth, Molly Christianson, Amy Clements, Tiecen Clements, Richard Coldwell, Janisha Cohdie, Sarah Connor, Jochabel Deaux, Lindsay Dennis, Adam Earl, Aimee Eyre, Kevin Fair-child, Fair-child, Felicia Featherstone, Brynn Gardner, Brett Gledhill, Caralee Goodman, Angela Grange, Starsha Green, Panielle Green, Stephanie Gygi, Aubrey Hales, Derek Hansen, Ashli Hansen, Susan Hanson, Lynsie Harding, Scott Hardman, Jennifer Harris, Jocelyn Hatch, Emily Hecker, Jeni Hegerhorst, Shalon Hepting, Haylie Hoglund, Suzetta Holyoak, Cody Hopkinson, Max Hunter.Aman-da Hunter.Aman-da Iverson, Dallas Jackman, Jenny Jackson, Amanda Jensen, Jeanne Johanson, Janelle Johni, Danielle Johnson, Andrea Johnson, Christopher Chris-topher Jones, Rachel Judd, Klinton Kelsey, Kimberly Kidd, Eric Krebs, Christopher Larsen, Shane Larsen, James Lawyer, Emily Lender, Thomas Lewis, April Logan, Mark Lopez, Lychelle Loveland, Nels Lund, Jaime Lynch, Angela Marsing, Rachael McBride, Paul Memdenhall, Remington Morris, Matthew Nerdin, Nicole Norton, Jenette Nybo, Derek OldroydBriana Olsen, Katherine Ot-terstrom, Ot-terstrom, Lynzie Ovard, Jeanine Owen, Heather Owens, Sharla Pecorelli, Beth' Perkins, Rachael Peterson, Scott Phillips, Corey Price, f ' Kari Redd, Mary Rife, Megan Ritter, Mindy Rogers, Megan Roundy, Cari-Jo Cari-Jo Schwartz, Devin Seale, Nicole Seegmiller, Nathan Shepherd, Cara i Simister, Emily Slater, Kristy Smith, Sean Smith, John Smith, Luke Soren-sen, Soren-sen, Michelle Spencer, Lacee Straw, Brittany Street, Annie Swenson, Robbie Rob-bie Taggart, Aimee Taylor, Daniel Taylor, Katie Tew,' Tracilyn Thur-good,' Thur-good,' Jeffery Tomlinson, Matthew V' Tomlinson, Louloni Tuaileva, Alicia Valgardon, Jennifer Veenker, Stef-fanie Stef-fanie Walker, Clinton Walker, Chad Walker, Shandie Webb, Stephanie Weitzeil, Kristine Wheeler, Chariaty Whitmer. Brittanv Wurombe. Melis i. ""r- 0 m lier in the year, and throughout the year a variety of activities will further emphasize this pledge. On Wednesday, as part of this observance of manners, the students stu-dents had the opportunity to "strut their stuff'. Those dressing in their best had their names entered into a drawing for one student to win an hour-long ride in a limousine along with their family. In spite of the fact that only one student could win the donated limousine ride, all students stu-dents were the real winners as each had the chance to be at their best. The students were a real credit to who they are! sa Wright, Derrick Zobell. 8th Grade High Honor Roll Karen Alder, Jill Anderson, Lisa Bahlmann-, Angela Boyle, Adam Brown, Allison Bush, Mandy Byron, Michelle Chatterton, Leslie Chester, Jessica Christensen, Tenaya Coleman, Jasmine Crandall, Katherine Craven, Jared Datwyler, Daniel Davies, JC Davis, Jericha Deaux, Dustin Dickerson, Marcus Donaldson, Sarah Fugal, Cherie Gleave, Jason L. Hansen, Jason R. Hansen, Laura Haroldsen, Tonya Haynes, Brady Heward, Justin Hilmo, Amy Hinckley, Kiersten Honaker, Brooklynn Hopkin, Barbara Bar-bara Johanson, Ryan Johnson, Robbie Rob-bie Law, Rachel Leatham, Amy Lewis, Ryan Long, Rebecca Marchbanks, Michelle Metcalf, Kathleen Kath-leen Miller, Casey Moss, Jason Oakley, Oak-ley, Candice Packer, Melanie Peterson, Peter-son, Megan Powell, Tyler Shawcroft, Wade Shearer, Shane Smith, Ashlee Stanely, Brian Stanworth, Jamie Taylor, Joshua Thorn as, Amber Tuck-ett, Tuck-ett, Annie Williams, Justin Wiser, Kira Young, Andrea Zimmerman. 8th Grade . Honor Roll Jesslyn Abram, Jonathan Allred, Summer Anderson,. Natalie Anderson, Ander-son, Melissa Angeles, Alikan Arruda, Amy Austin, Maryann Barlow, Trenton Tren-ton Batty, Angela Bigo, Britney Bon-nett, Bon-nett, Angel Bowers, Susan Bowman, Thayne Bristol, Haley Bunker, Sara Caldiero, Christopher Cameron, Amanda Carroll, Kimberlee Cater, Shallay Christofferson, Regan Clark, Tara Clark, Kimberly Claybaugh, Zachary Collings, Rachel Conder, An-nalee An-nalee Conrad, Jamie Dalton, Joshua Davies, Angela Dean, Holly Depriest, Kyle Diquattro, Tricia Dockendorf, Nathan Ekstrom, Krista Ellertson, Tiffany Evans, Katrina Farley, Kelly Gardner, Sara Gardner, Michelle Graham, David Griffin, Heidi Haddock, Had-dock, Alexis Harper, Kristen Haskell, Jodi Heslington, Nevin Hill, Christina Chris-tina Hill, Philip Holyoak, Adria Hunt, Lane Iorg, Holly Jenkins, Michael Jones, Kristie Jones, Jami Jorgensen, Jeremy Killpack, Kamarie Kinross, Karie Kirk, Kami Kirk, Heidi Knight, Jared Kwong, Jeremy Lamb, Jenifer Larsen, Dillon Larsdn, Brianne Layne, Nathalie Lebras, Bryan Lis-ton, Lis-ton, Teresa Liu, Cami Longson, Matthew Mat-thew Lyde, Karynn Mackay, Jami Manscill, Stacia Marshall, Tandi Maxfield, Amy Mendenhall, Stephanie Mikesell, Byron Mitchell, Michelle Mlaker, Ashley Mortensen; Jason Nakken, Jonathan Nelson, Jeffrey Jef-frey Oberhansley, Adam Packer, Sarah Page, Jody Parks, Jolynn Patch, Vibeke Patterson, Nathan Paxman, Stacy Pelton, Trisha Pulley, Tiffany Rackliffe, Rebecca Rasmus-sen, Rasmus-sen, Marcia Reidhead, Joshua Rieske, Micia Roby, Brad Rogers, Lisa Rogers, Elizabeth Rogness, Jonathan Ryskamp, James Sanders, Michael Schwartz, Cory Sessions, Jenny Shaw, Ryan Shepherd, Teresa Shoell, Ernest Silva, Lindsey Smith, David Smith, Tiffany Soelberg, M. Ryan Sorenson, Aaron Spencer, Polly Squires, Jennifer Stephan, Bonnie Strasburg, Steven Stubbs, Adam SwunV. .TmoTavlor. Jeffrey Ttvlor. Atchoo!! Could it be cold season already? As the mercury in the thermometer ther-mometer dips into frigid zones, it is our clue that cold season is on its way. Colds, highly contagious infections of the upper respiratory tract, are characterized charac-terized by a scratchy, sore throat, nasal discharge and sneezing. They usually run their course without complications in one to two weeks. However, there are some treatments that may make a cold more bearable. For instance, in-stance, saline nose drops and decongestants may relieve nasal congestion. Tylenol may help reduce muscle aches and other symptoms; but before using any medication check with your doctor. doc-tor. B. Burton, Infection Control Nurse at National Jewish Center for Immunology and Respiratory Medicine, says there are some things to keep in mind about a cold, "Transmission is a contact sport. The average person touches hisher face within the area of the nose and mouth about once every 20 minutes without even realizing it. If you have a cold and touch your nose, then your hand is contaminated, the pen you pick up is contaminated, the telephone you pick up is contaminated, con-taminated, and so on and so forth." Many of these viruses can live for hours on inanimate objects, ob-jects, so the first line of defense is to disinfect things you share and wash your hands often with soap and running water. For more information contact 1-800-222-LUNG. Jenna Taylor, Randi Teeples, Julie Teerlink, Benjamin Thurlow, James Thurnau, Randal Tice, Joel Tuaileva, Popua Tuiasoa, Cortney Twitty, David Twyman, Scott VanDewater, Leslie Vanoy, Sterling Walker, Lindsey Ward, Ashleigh Watkins, Oliver Welch, Daniel Welch, Spencer Whipple, John White, Michael Winn, Trevor Winn, Courtney Wright. 9th Grade High Honor Roll Derek Anderson, Mandi Anderson, Ander-son, Miranda Barrett, Amy Caldwell, Danny Christensen, Troy Clark, Wiliam Crandall, Carl Craner, Amy Curtis, Karen Davis, Duncan Evans, Jenny Frazier, Kelley Friden, Shalona Hatch, Melissa Hawkins, Christopher Henshaw, Tara Hill, Nicholas Hundley, John Hutton, Joshua Jackosn, Nathan Jarvis, Louise Jasper, Maile Lauret, Andrea Marin, Leah Mauldin, Cynthia McBride, Mc-Bride, Elizabeth Miner, Steven Page, Michael Parkes, Rachel Perkins, Liberty Peterson, Taylor Pullins, Nichole Quick, Aaron Rasmussen, Joanna Rhiel, Sara Sanders, Jolene Shaw, Kelli Skinner, Amy Smith, Spencer Smith, Steven Taggart, Greta Utter, Heather Watson, Ashley Westphal, Emily Worthington. 9th Grade Honor Roll Mary Abram, Daniel B. Adams, Gloria Allen, Matthew Anderson, Tyson Apostol, Camillia Ball, Julianne Barney, Andrew Baugh, Mandy Benson, Timothy Berrett, Jeffrey Jef-frey Bishop, Nathan Bishop, Anne, Blackhurst, Brody Bonnett, Cynthia Booras, Jeremy Boyle, Camille! Brown, Robert Caswell, Tanya Cates, Michelle Chambers, Heather Clements, Cle-ments, Kadie Cluff, Sheri Condie, Amie Cook, Jennifer D'Arc, Colby Dobson, Kelly Dockendorf, Kathryn Edwards, Jennifer Farley, Elise Fel-lingham, Fel-lingham, Annemarie Ford, Tasmin Friel, Kevin Gadd, Bradley Gardner, Michael Garner, Nicole Gildea, Stacey Gledhill, Camilla Goodman, Rachel Hancock, Kevin Hansen, J ohn Hecker, Emily Hegerhorst, Kristy Henderson, Tiffany Hill, Devyn Hunter, Jana Huntington, Paul Jaeger, Wesley Jarman, Scott Jenkins, Nancy Johnson, Hal Johnson, Eliza Johnson, Tiffany Judd, Melissa Kelsey, Emily King, Rebecca Kocherhans, Korey Larsen, Randy Larsen, Amber Leikis, Gina Lemke, Lorna Lister, James Logan, Paul Lowry, Monica Marchbanks, Ryan Millecam, Marcie Monson, Natalia Muntzing, Chade Nelson, Cherri Newman, Alease Olsen, Joseph Olson, Jodie Oyler, Matthew Page, Shilo Peay, Melissa Ransom, Kristie Rawlings, Heather Richins, Brandon Rickard, Ryan Roberts, Jacob Robertson, Alex Robertson, Hether Roundy, Jolene Sayers, Deborah Seow, Bryce Sherwood, Brad Smith, Warren Smith, Jennifer Starr, Andrea Stott, David Taylor, Julie Thayne, Jessie Thomsom, Amy Thur-good, Thur-good, Cheryl Timmons, Dallas Tur-ley, Tur-ley, KriBten Twyman, Mary Udall, Sunnilyn Vannatta, Camie Walker, Kody Walker, Benjamin Ward, Jeremy Ward, Jacquelyn Welch, Luke Whipple, Joshua Whiteley, Lvdia Woltlen. Stacey Wonacott. spu jj : 1 M L' Oak Canyon Junior High School's Outstanding Students. The following students were selected by teachers for their courtesy, scholarship and leadership potential at Oak Canyon. They are left to right, front row: Danny Christensen, Adam Brown, Molly Christianson and Charlotte Van Wagenen. Back row: Steve Stubbs, Dustin Dickerson and Brody Bonnett. hn." .urn 'i'" "r x-w "ZZZZS Oak Canyon Junior High School's Outstanding Students. The following students were selected by teachers for their courtesy, scholarship and leadership potential at Oak Canyon. They are, left to right, front row: Elizabeth Miner, Amy Caldwell and Miranda Barrett. Back row: Walker Carter, Corey Price and Dustin Brown. . JSP Steve Linton Community Affairs Manager U S WEST Communications 374-4443 in Provo are demanding an Electronic Highway to the world pipelines over which voice and data, information and entertainment can be sent and received. Consumers want to be able to manage their time more effectively. The Information Age offers the opportunity to do just that. Just imagine yourself sitting before your television or computer; accessing and watching hundreds of videos and being able to pause, rewind and fast-forward them at will; selecting a tour package and buying airline tickets; reading the daily news, a magazine or book; viewing yesterday's episode of your favorite TV program; or taking a French class from a distant university. Even imagine shopping by viewing the latest catalogue and immediately ordering an item; talking with your boss, a friend or relative over full-motion interactive video; or playing a video game with other users on the system. Amazingly, all of these services will be available over your television or computer. You will make your selections with your keypad, mouse, remote control or by touching the screen. How is all of this possible? Technology is causing televisions, computers and telephones to converge into a single electronic device which will become part of the multimedia multi-media infrastructure of the 2 1st century. Because these devices are being merged electronically, electronical-ly, it's natural that the industries providing the services are merging as well. Now that we have an idea of the types of services that will be traveling over the Electronic Highway, is there a danger of a traffic jam or of the highway bypassing communities? communi-ties? The potential for a traffic jam seems small. For example, today, fiber optic cable uses less than one percent of its theoretical capacity. Even at this level, it still delivers 250,000 times as much data as a standard copper wire. That's enough capacity to transmit all of the Encyclopedia Britannica every second. As for a bypass, U S WEST is doing its part to insure that all areas of Utah, rural as well as urban, have access to the Electronic Highway. We continue to lay a fiber backbone throughout the state and by the end of this year, 99 of our customer lines will be electronic. Your location won't limit your access to the Information Age. You will be limited only by your understanding and use of technology. And so, as we drive this new highway into the 21st century, the mergers created by experienced and reliable companies will mean many innovative and convenient services for consumers and many choices in who will provide them. MERGERS MEAN INNOVATION, CONVENIENCE AND CHOICES U S WEST and Time Warner announce partnership. Bell Atlantic to merge with TCI and Liberty Media. AT&T buys nation's largest cellular company, McCaw Cellular Communications. British Global Communications acquires stake in MCI. Dow Jones announces announc-es partnership with several Bell companies. Recent news has been filled cant mergers between communications, information and entertain-ment entertain-ment companies. Why? 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