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Show Page 4B I(W South Edition Lakeside Review 1 Wednesday, April 20, 983 Woods Cross High Names Top Honor Students for Term WOODS CROSS The followof Woods a is Cross High list ing honor roll students: Tnth grad: Troy Goodsell, Todd Hougaard, Susann Poul-soDon Sorensen, Jonathan n, Steadman, Raymond Ward, Chad Greenhalgh, Trent Sterling, Natalie Jones. Robert Angus, Steven Broderick, Jennifer Brown, Wendy Knight, Lori Loveridge, Angela Penny, Jeff Phillips, Julie Taylor, Amy Yeates. Clark Christensen, Tracey Farmer, Shawn Steiner, Wayne Jorgensen, Jeffrey Nielsen. Stephen Bay, Michele Dug- ger, Susan Koch, Laurel McDonald, Jeffery Teylor. Paul Capshaw, Kimberlee Blackburn, Christin Cleverly, Donna Davis, Arlene Loy, Christine Moore, Kristine Schneider, Tatia Smoot, WOODS CROSS Junior Prom royalty chosen to reign at dance April 23 at Utah Capitol Rotunda, are (back, from left) Mar-is- a i, Contratto, fourth attendant; Junior fourth attendants; Becky Woodworth and Robert Easton, third attendants; Todd Av-e- Elizabeth Tayler, Judith Grossenbach and Cheriene Plummer, second attendants; Troy Andreasen and Colleen McKenzie, first attendants; (front) Dave Jones and Shelly Gunther, king and queen. Wenz-baue- Violet Yang. Charlie Deneris, Douglas Multi-Medi- a, n, of Knowlton Elementary. Elementary Division, 3rd Place: Chauntel Morgan, Suzann Henderson, Mia Johnston, all of Knowlton Elemen tary. Senior Division, 2nd Place: Michelle Brown, Elaine Clark, both of Sunset Junior. Special Awards, Utah State University, Michelle Brown and Elaine Clark, both of Sunset Junior High; Southern Utah State College, Robert Ward, South Davis Junior High. Historical Research Papers: Junior Division, III, Lori Gardner, Cook Elementary. Senior Divi- sion: II, Nedra McMahan, South Davis Jr.; Ill, Cynthis Butler; III, Catie Kemp, both of Millcreek Junior. Economic Research Papers: I, Thayne Norton; II, Chris Bingham, both of South Davis Junior; III, Tracy Nielson, Millcreek Junior. Elementary Division: I, Wendi Bottomly ; II, Gena Cooper; III, Eric Layton, all of Vae View Elementary. Performances: Senior Division: Student Test Scores f Above Average7 Dr. David E. Nelson, coordinator of the Utah State Office of Educations Evaluation aind Assessment Unit, has presented an annual report which indicates that Utahs fifth and 11th grade students are scoring well above national norms in both reading and mathematics, an encouraging reflection on the states recent emphasis upon competency in basic skills. The fifth Utah Educational Quality Indicators report in- cluded current data from Utahs American College Testing Program (ACT), Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) results, and other sources, plus an assessment of student attitudes and evaluations of their school situations. Nelson highlighted the information provided by the Utah Statewide Educational Assessment Program which is conducted every three years and gives a scientifically reliable indication of the overall quality of public education in the state of Utah. Nelson explained that the assessment uses tests of academic basic skills to measure the academic performance of fifth and 11th graders in some 100 schools across the state. In areas of reading and science, these students have scored far above national norms. In reading, performance increases are evident in spite of starting from relatively high average scores. Mathematics performance has been assessed three times and has remained rather stable and above the national average at grade 5 from 1975 through 1981. At grade 11, state assessment results in mathematics showed a decrease from 1975 through 1978 to a level of just above the national average, followed by a rather significant increase between 1978 and 1981. According to Nelson, the rather marked performance in reading and at mathematics grade 11, as measured by the Comprehen- sive Tests of Basic Skills, may reflection of the recent emphasis on fundamental basic skill. Rosnl from ,h 198 and weU be a i state assessment show, he said, rather dramatic positive shifts in the percentage of extremely low scoring students at grade 11, suggesting that many with serious academic deficits in math and reading are getting the help they need. 1981 Commented Nelson, We in Utah are really getting more for our public education dollars than those elsewhere in the na- tion. Far more (about 65 per cent) of our students compared with those in most other states participate in the American College Testing Program, thus measuring themselves against a high standard of comparison. Robert Ward; III, Todd BenBrett Benson, Paul Benson, Brandon Benson, Ryan Benson, all of South Davis Junior. Economics Category: 1, Brooke Barlow, Becky White, Pamela Haugen, Trisha Loback, all of Schneider, Lezlee Smith. Eleventh grad: Troy Housekeeper, Kim Rodabough, Todd Steadman, Patricia Allen, Sheryl Erickson, Alisa Heaps, Mary Hess, Charrie Peay, LeeAnn Sanford, Stacey Sterling, Stephanie Swain, Bobbi Taylor. William Betenson, Cindy Bullock, Kelly Graham, Noele Holbrook, DeLynn Moss, Rebecca Richards, Byron Hatch, Rodney Sexton, Guy Taggart, Michael Davis, Cheryl Hyde, Sandra Johnson, Jeanette Poulsen. dreasen, Annette Blum, Richard Christensen, Sherri Criddle, Darin Gibby, Roger Harrison, Lisa Huntington, Sarah Larsen, Jaron Tayler, Scott Toller. Maria Egan, Lisa Harrow, Cynthia Jaques, James Litster, Lisa Low, Lisa Malmstrom, Brian Memmott, Melinda Twitchell, Oniones, Angela Matthew Smith. Derick Bingman, David Gruenewald, Darren Rhoton, Cari Arnett, Reed Stahle, James Beal, Danna Larson, Ste- Curtis Carman, Elizabeth Doilan, Kenneth Krogue, Mitch- ell Lord, Kristy Whitecar, Lawrence Wight, Morelia Johnson, Todd Porter, Deborah Wendy Holmes, Denine Cal-licott- e, Cox. Eugene Gregerson, Race McCleery, Jolene Nelson, Deborah Peterson, Todd Robinson, Craig Stout, Darlin Willardson, Susan Williams, David Cook, Troy Cullimore, Kenneth Jones. Mulitalo, Kim Robinson, Jennif- Laurie Connelly, Shelly Pierce, Jennifer Carr, Chris Ellsworth, Cheryl Garramore. sign, Holly Fowler, Gayle Parkin, Michael Piep, Cherylin Wood, Rebecca Sommer, Mar-is- a Contratto, Lance Eden. Lori Gwyther, Lisa Houston, Robinson, Michelle Thomas, Greg Gibby, Stacey Manning, Christian Turner, Cindy Karen Williams, Jennifer Decorso, Gail Evans, Erika Lund. Christine Thele. er Seelos, Leslie Turner. Tamara Anderson, Kimberly Cowles, Lori Duke, Brent En- on- I, Brooke Barlow, Knowlton. CHARLA KESTER Faith Baptists a Vocalist Will Sing AtChurch - Miss Charla BOUNTIFUL Kester of Payson will sing for the Faith Baptist Church of Bountiful, held at the American Legion Hall, 45 W. Third South, as part of their regular Sunday service, April 24 at 11 a.m. Miss Kester is a sophomore at Mia Johnston, Knowlton Anchor Christian Academy in Elementary; II, Amy Ferrin, Salt Lake. She will be accomAmy Jensen, Brandon Law, panied by Mrs. Grant Johnson, Ngon Le, Melinda Black, Kelly also of Payson. Miss Kester has sung previMann, Jacob Burningham, Rebecca Dunkley; III, Tommy Ot- ously in other independent Bapto, Bradley Palmer, Tricia Mastist churches in Utah and is presey, Heather Williams, all of. paring to sing solo in a church in Knowlton Elementary. Bethlehem this May. ; Caylynne Godfrey, Derik Plummer. Twelfth grade: Valerie Allison, Julie Barrett, Danielle Dowdle, Adam Eversole, Michelle Gordon, Chris Hall, Maren Hansen, Kenny Hicks, Amanda Hill, Rebecca Hill, Bradley Jones, Cynthia Kolts. Anne Mattinson, SOCIETY AUTO M O.Til V.E Gfcraaii Qom? P COUPONunag; I FKEE SCOPE ANALYZATION ON CARS Balance Wheels 2 Wheel Balance 4 wheels Batanc $1500 $70 ssriiis weights - Plus WulgMi Mags Extra , ! CaBy Appointmant with Couponggu 815 00 (Mi Or. (sunii i three Gift Certificates Angie for Information and an Appointment AMERICAN CANCER Janett 0CHJ' non n each in groups of Way-men- t, Shem Sterner, Alfie Johnson, Raelynne Kirkwood, Cheriene Many organizations charge hundreds of dollars for this. inch fabric swatches Complete color analysis including 3 in your color pallette Wardrobe planning including handouts Body analysis including handouts to help in selecting styles to compliment your figure. Face shape analysis to help in choosing hairstyles, glasses and necklines Cosmetic makeover with eyebrows tweezed, base makeup, eye makeup and lipstick in proper color and application. Only Chad Hammond, Russell Hougaard, Rebecca Jones, Becky McKee, Paula Siegfried, This it the Program that everyone it talking about! single session for Brenda Haslam, Gregory An- Kirby, Michael Lee, Anne I, Tracy Nielson, Millcreek Junior. This and more in a Joseph Steinbach, Jacqueline Hanson. tensen, Jill Jensen, DeeAnn Hess, Bonnie Jarvis, Rachelle Economic Research Papers, Multi-Medi- Debra Miller, Darren wald, Julie Mathesop, Daryn Thompson, Vivian Harmer, Twede, Christina Westnedge, Sherrie Anderson, Craig Chris- Stephanie Wall, Jennifer Knowlton Elementary. Senior Division, I, Troy Kato, Sunset Junior High. Category: Junior Division: 1, Derick Siddoway, South Davis Junior; II, Jeffrey Foy, Mueller Park Junior; III, Melinda Roylance, Bountiful Elementary. Senior Division: II, Staci Oda, Kareen Kidman, Janne Vatereaus, Debbie Flink, Duane Ralphs, all of Sunset Junior High. Project Category: Senior Division: II, Michelle Brown, Elaine Cook, Sunset Junior High. Elementary Division: I, Chauntel Morgan, Suzann Henderson, Os- Timothy Madden, Jody Kelly McCall, Earnshaw, Garff, Marlene McPhie, Melis- Michael McKee, Bruce sa Bryant, Keri Harris, Shauna Petersen, Connie Robertson, son, ly): Linetta Powell, Leslie Wilson, Julianne Basinger, Joan Cal-de- r, i, Economic Project (First Places Heaps, Hayley Hughes, Shawn Lavender, Melanie Inman, Lori Graham. Ensign Beesley, Joel Belgique, John Bowers, Anne Connel-ly- , ven Larson, Chris Lewis, Anne Mossbarger, Sheila Nielsen, Rebecca Woodworth. Caralee Hall, Ann Howard, Julie Johnson, Camille Lostus, Lisa Montgomery, Cheryl Pope, Karen Rasband, Julie Curtis, Kelly Anderson, Craig Criddle, Denise Ercanbrack, Richard Knell, Michael Curtis, Lisa Michael Erickson, Shelly Gunther, Curtis Lamb. History Fair Honors Given Students FARMINGTON from Davis County have been named winners in the Utah State History Fair held April 6. Following is a list of winners and their categories: Junior Division: I, Melinda Roylance, Bountiful EJementary; Senior Division: III, Stacy Oda, Sunset Junior. Performances, Senior Division: I, Robert Ward; III, Brett Benson, both of South Davis Junior. Historical Papers Winners, Elementary: II, Wendi Bottom-ly- ) III, Gena Cooper, both of Vae View Elementary. Project Category, Elementary Division, 1st Place: Amy Fer-riBrandon Law, Ngon Le, all McDonald, Susie Moss, Stacey Patrick, Sandra Potter, David Rich, Allen Tidwell, David Wenzbauer, James Hansen, Julie Jones, Randall Layton. Adams, Julie Clegg, Melanie r, Wil- - Sherr kinson, Nancy Abbott, -- dll namft (hirumm:!) 9 LIVE from the KUTV studios in Salt Lake City. Learn about the alcohol and drug abuse epidemic plaguing the Intermountain West . . . and how you can fight to stop it! Special viewer telephone call-i- n lines. Live reports from the KUTV news bureau in Washington, D.C. 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