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Show Page 2 Junior Graphic Artist Pogram October 2003 Junior a"-.- - f 4 t Brent Sumner Publisher of the OrenvGeneva Times and sixth grade teacher Mrs. Haddock, help organize the Junior Graphic Design class at Westmore Elementary. Fifth and sixth grade students were taught how advertising works with newspapers. The student designed ads for local businesses. MR k 11 MMlki.- Sixth grade class members are excited to design ads Artist: Aubrey Teacher: Mrs. Weston lp& Qodik Qnt&i $b'iifve Omch'V Union 1 fctbigl Sfh'JOx I 1610 N. y-aV3tee.t CREDIT Sec us for Competitive Rates on Loans WWW.ALPINECU.CDM Eligibility and Membership Required. Graphic I I ' , ' ,Hj f 1 f&c t i I 1 6th 1 1 1 ; k I vf :vy; i h J ALPINE UNION 7 Artists Si m i for local advertisers. grade Help community members of the gain reading skills The Springville Family Literacy Center, in partnership part-nership with The University for Children, will be opening its seventh sev-enth center in Springville, providing more valuable servies to membrs of the community. With the new center comes a greater need for volunteers to help patrons learn the basic nuances of reading. The volunteers have a . chance to help change the lives of fellow community members by assisting them acquite or improve the essential skill of literacy. Gena Gertelsen, director direc-tor of the Springville Family Literacy Centers, Meridian School Shakespeare team Meridian School Shakespeare team went to the regional Shakespeare competition in Cedar City last weekend week-end and scored high points to win sweepstakes sweep-stakes in the Westminster division for schools with 800 and UVSC faculty This year marks one of the largest donations ever made to the Utah Valley State College from its own faculty and staff. The $59,762 collective donation exceeds last year's donation by $27,762. "This really shows how dedicated our faculty and staff are," said Cristina Pianezzola, UVSC direc Artist: Jennifer Teacher: Mrs. Haddock li'd'IMRJBWTE says the greates need for volunteers is during the school day, but there are also plenty of oppotunitis for tutors in the late afternoon after-noon and evening. Each volunteer receives training and materials before beginning to work with a student. The age of student varies, and tutors are matched accordingly with students. Volunteer tutors work with the same student during each reading read-ing lesson. Volunteers and students stu-dents become acquainted through the process, and learn more about service and reading together. "A large percentage of our volunteers come back under for the second year in a row. Meridian's Upper School enrollment is 57. First place in mono-acts mono-acts went to Tyler Langston and they also took the ensemble division. divi-sion. Their two trio entries came in second and third. and staff give tor of annual giving for institutional advancement. advance-ment. "It shows that they really care." The money collected from UVSC faculty and staff is distributed according to each donor's desire. For example, certain cer-tain departments collaborated collabo-rated and wanted to form scholarships for needy parents, some wanted to 10 0 8 every year," Bertelsen said. "They feel the experience expe-rience is one of the most rewarding thing they can do." Volunteers choose the days and times that they will work with their stu-dent-on hour twice a week is the minimum time requirment. The new center will offer other services to members of the community. communi-ty. In addition to tutoring, free citizenship preparation prepara-tion classes are offered. Those seeking high school credit can take the offered GED course for a nominal fee. Our Middle School, with an enrollment of 22, came in sixth overall in their first year of competition. compe-tition. Mindy Young is the Upper School drama coach and Lisa Bean, Ph.D., is in her first year as Middle School teacher. large donation fund research projects while others wanted to improve facilities. "When you work in an educational environment like this, you become aware of the needs in specific spe-cific areas," Pianezzola said. "This gives the faculty fac-ulty and staff an opportunity opportu-nity to do something about it." 6th grade 9 i f : 4 M |