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Show Page Nephi, Utah tEije 6 American Legion Auxiliary selects three to attend Girl State in June High school girls from throughThe American Legion Auxiliary of Toin and Mary Carol Goble, of out Utah will gather at Southern and Erica Tosha Jones, daughter selected Robison, has to attend Utah University in Cedar City, Patti and Mark Teresa Jones, and Elmo of daughter June 6 through June 11, to learn Bowers, Jamie Goble, daughter Girls State. about government and citizenship. The sponsors include: Nephi City, First Security Bank, and the Ute Stampede Committee. Wednesday, May 18, 1994 Middle School graduation set lor Wednesday, May 25th The Juab Middle School Promotion Ceremony will be held Wednesday, May 25th, at 7:30 p.m. There will be a short program and certificates of completion will be presented. Invitations will be sent to the parents whose students are Millions of dollars are spent each year on books that tell parents how to give their children an edge in school. These authors have many of my dollars in their dation of love and security and confidence. Imagine what we teachers will be able to build on that. pockets. I remember being impressed with one book on how to teach your child to read before age 2. (It should have been entitled, Making Your Child Neurotic Before He Can Walk.) Ive always felt pretty good about my teaching abilities. Im pretty confident about how to drill times tables. My school kids always enjoyed social studies. Even math can seem like a game if you do it right. Im on shakier ground as a parent. So shaky, in fact, that some of my parenting moments have registered on the Richter scale. And Ive read every parenting book in print, hoping to find the magic formula. Let me save you a few dollars and sum up the stuff that actually made sense: One, play with your kids. Have fun. Tickle. Build a snowman. Race. Play skeeball. Dont get so uptight about being the authority figure that you cant share your real self with your children. Two, tell them that you love them. Say it when you wake them up. Say it when you send them off to school. Say it when you talk to them on the phone. Say it when you scold them. Let it be the last thing they hear before they go to sleep. Make it be--, come a natural part of them like eating or breathing or fighting with siblings. Three, learn to walk the tightrope. Find the balance between being there when they need you and knowing when to let go whether they stand or fall. All the books Ive read tell you to do this. None tell you how. No teacher, no matter how eli- gible to attend. A class picture will be taken at 7:00 p.m. Students should be there at 6:55 p.m. If desired, a copy of the picture may be purchased by contacting Kimos Kamera ' Taylor initiated into Phi Kappa Phi Tina Taylor, daughter of Brook Blackett, center, was elected and Deanna Taylor of Nephi, has NEW OFFICERS Schools 7th grade durto serve Middle the as Juab president for been initiated into the National elections. last Taraca weeks McPherson was elected Honor Society of Phi Kappa Phi ing Fowkes wiU serve as secretary. and Josh at Utah State University. Phi Kappa Phi is an honor society that recognizes excellence in all fields of study and students of high academic achievement from every academic discipline V!i fy.i K is are nominated for membership. " r.lii A senior; at:$JSU, Taylor is .Jt majoring in' Accounting. She graduated from Juab High School in 1990. 1994-95Mar- ct vice-preside- j '' M 1 ' Calf Roping. Juab High Rodeo Club Reporter The Juab High School Rodeo has done well during their recent rodeo competitions. The results are as follows: Bridgerland Rodeo: Ky Shepherd, 4th in Saddle Bronc; Adam McPherson, 2nd on Bulls; and Shawn Shepherd, 8th on Bulls. Bear River Rodeo: Clay Winn, 5th in Calf Roping; Ky Shepherd, 1st on Bulls; Brooks Walk, 6th on Bulls; and Shawn Shepherd, 8th 9th10th split on Bulls. Lehi Rodeo: Ky Shepherd, 4th in Bareback; Jason Goble, 7th 8th split in Bareback; Kory Club Stephensen, 7th8th split in Henry Mountain Rodeo: Preston Cook, 5th6th split in Bareback; Ky Shepherd, 7th in Bareback; Kory Stephensen, 10th in Bareback; Ky Shepherd, 3rd in Saddle Bronc; Adam McPherson, 3rd4th split on Bulls; Ky Shepherd 3rd4th split on Bulls; and Clay Winn, 3rd in Calf Roping. Juab Rodeo: Ky Shepherd, 4th 5th split in Bareback; Adam McPherson, 5th6th split on Bulls; Ky Shepherd, 7th8th split on Bulls; and Torry Coombs, 1st 2nd split in Cow Cutting. There is a correction on the officers of the Rodeo Club, they are as follows: Ky Shepherd, president; Jason Goble, vice president; Shannon Worthington, secretary; and Cheryl Smith, re- Bareback; Ky Shepherd, 5th in Saddle Bronc; Ky Shepherd, 10th on Bulls; Clay Winn, 12th in Calf porter. Roping; and Ben Winn, 16th in 8TH GRADE OFFICERS Danielle Robinson, center, was elected president of next years 8th grade class at Juab Middle School. Matt Bowles, left, was elected secretary and Brandon Flowers, right, will serve as vice-preside- By Kirsten Trauntvein Juab High Correspondent spected. At the State 2A track meet at Brigham Young University on Friday and Saturday, May 13 and 14, Juabs boys brought home the second place overall with the Salt Lake Tribune ognized for academic achievement as a United States National Honor Roll Award winner. Angie, who is a senior at Juab High School, will appear in the United States Achievement Academy Official Yearbook, pub- lished nationally. Angie is the daughter of Doug and Joan Benson of Mona. Her grandparents are Clarence and May Benson of Pleasant Grove, and Jane Hendricks of Lansdale, ent; Give y?ur phildren a founrmismoremporfemtthan MO it3 Sp tiltQ 6Ver ere n mercas history. Sing scheduled tor Tuesday, May 24th Students at Mona Elementary School will present their eleventh annual Spring Sing entitled A Whole New World Through Discovery on Tuesday, May 24th. A matinee performance will be held at 1:30 p.m. with an evening performance at 7:30 p.m. Both performances will be held in the multi-purpos- e room at the school. The public is invited to attend. in the 110 hurdles, and seventh in the 300 meter hurdles. Juabs other State Champions were Bart Garrett who earned a first place in the 3200 and a second in the 1600, and Jason Ricks who earned the first place seat for the javelin. Jared Baxter also did extremely well, earning a second place in the 400, fourth in the 200, fourth in the shot put, and third in the javelin. Taking third in the 800, fourth in the high jump, fourth in the javelin. JJ. Ray placed fourth in the discus The girls also did well, placing Kenison, Suzanne Woodland, Jennifer Wallace, and Amberlee Wright combined their efforts in the 4x400 relay to earn themselves a fifth place ranking. Wallace also placed seventh in the 800 individual event. Marie McKnight placed eighth in both the 3200 and in the 1600 while which she" submit- ted to the Junior Creative Writing Olympics in the Junior Short Story division. From the 1,187 students who competed in this competition, 37 received awards. Michelle is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parkin of Michelle Parkin that Angie Benson has been rec- fifth in the state. Brenda ( versity of Utah. Michelle received Honorable Mention for her short story, The Nephi. The United States Achievement Academy announced today whereas Ryan Hall placed sixth in the 3200 and Dan Woodland placed seventh in the discus. Award of Merit for outstanding achievement in creative writing. The awards presentations took place on May 7, 1994, at the Uni- Date, . In the team events, Greg trophy and added three individuals to the State Champions list Johnson, Ammon Coray, Travis Jason Johnson, Jason Ricks, and Royce, and Bart Garrett placed seventh in the medley relay, Bart Garrett. The team did well competing while Coby Pay, Aaron Coray, against 2A schools from across Alan Bosh, and Scott Stubbs the state, losing only to Beaver placed fifth in the 4x400 relay. Individual events were also who took the Championship title. individual successful. Jason Johnson their By combining come in able to first the pole vault as was Juab placed efforts, a new state to set he tried the and represent together record. Johnson also placed fifth Wasps well. Michelle Parkin was presented Blind Academy Juab High School track team takes 2nd overall at state 2A track meet Juabs track team has made themselves a team to be re- Michelle Parkin wins Salt Lake Tribune Award of Merit for creative writing Benson named to Achievement ; Rodeo club does well in recent competitions By Cheryl Smith Angie Benson Shannon Kenison placed fifth in the discus and Josalyn Painter placed sixth in the high jump. And so, another outstanding year comes to a close for the Juab High School Track team as they prepare themselves for another TRACK TEAM Juab High track team brought home 2nd overall in the State 2A track meet held last great year. Friday and Saturday at Brigham Young University. L K |
