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Show r Kevin Cummings elected State MMS NEWS FFA President Race-J- oe Second Brinkerhoff, high jump-6- tsf, r T I.H.-42.9- Place-Sc- ott Third Burns, high jump-60- ; Doug Rowley, javeline-1820- 400 ; relay-Ja- y Day, Darin Day, Sean and Robert Mangold, Muhlestein 47.80. Place-Do- ug Fourth discus-1253- ; Rowley, Jody Pikyavit, shotput-445- ; -- Medley Relay-Sea- n Mangold, Sam Probert, Kelly Lowe, and Track Meet The following girls placed in the Lehi Invitational Track Meet held on April 10th: Michelle Pochurek 6th, 100m, 14.18 - 6th, 200m, 29.63; Fern Damon 3rd, 800m, 2:50.0; Evelyn Rhodes 2nd, High Jump, 50 (qualified for State) 6th, 100m Hurdles, 19.4 6th, Long Jump, 145. I was pleased with all the girls performances because they all improved their times and marks. Other members of the team who participated are: Kris Fowler-javelinAnnette Hargett-javelin100m 300m hurdles, and hurdles, medley relay; Kenya Whecler-shotpu- t; -- -- e, Sue S 1; Ann discus, and Vocational Day 0; " J 16, 1982 Page 7 Winter Quarter Honor Roll Kevin Cummings, president of the Millard Eagle FFA Chapter of the Future Farmers of America, was elected President of the Utah FFA Association at the concluding session of the 54th Annual State FFA Con-B- y Penni Johnson vention held on the campus of the Brigham Young 1982. Through the years the Unversity March 30-3Millard chapter has had many state officers but Kevin is only the 3rd member to serve as State President in the 48 year history of the chapter. Previous Presidents were John M. Peterson in 1957 and Dan Davies in 1978. Kevin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gay Cummings Mile of Fillmore and a senior at Millard High School. He is Chris Bishop-4:2Relay-Harol- d Robison, an excellent student, winning the Chapter Scholarship if Darin Robert trophy in 1981 as the FFA member with the highest Day, Muhlestein, and Tim Gee- - GPA in all high school subjects. He was also recognized COUNTY FAIR BOOK COVER CONTEST 3:56. in the Sterling Scholarship WINNERS as the first runner-u- p Place-Sc- ott Fifth in Central in the Vocational Education Utah competition 5 Wilson, javeline-16- 5 category in 1982. Becky Freeman (center), first place winner Kurhs Robins, pole vault- Kevin has held many positrons of leadership both fair nctived q, ofthe 10 ! he h ,erved M lected and J which wUl be used on the 815 her drawing, w T. h uccessfuny .erved TrCaKUrCr ,ndPrcs,dent.nd fflr of he jOO of many major committees and activities. . Jay as Mr. and Mrs. Jim Freeman of the of daughter Beckstrand, pole vault- - He served as President of the Millard High School lOO. National Honor Society, Junior Gass President, Vice Meadow, amie Mane Schnteder (right), second Pjttce With 18 schools, Mil- - President of his Sophomore class, and Senior Dance w,nner drawing. Jamie is lard placed 3rd with 78 Chairman.He has also beenvery conscientious in his rfce,vdf0forJlr Mr. Jim Schnieder the of of Fillmore. daughter church responsibilities, serving as President of his points. Bobbie Wood (left), third place winner, receiv-receive- d The first 6 places Deacons and Teachers Quorums, First Counselor to the medals. Bishop in his Priests Quorum, and is currently serving ed $5 for her drawing. Bobbie is the daughter of as Studentbody President of the Fillmore Seminary and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wood of Holden. This week Millard will is President of the Fillmore Utah Stake Youth Council. be at Hurricane Wednes- - He is an Eagle Scout and has received the Duty of t day evening, then Sat., God award. He received the I Dare You award 0YU helDS Indian families April 17 at Richfield Boys which is given to one boy and one girl in the Junior class each year. He has been active in church athletics For several decades, couraged among tribes Day. and was a member of the junior varsity wrestling and Indian have are helping families befamilies football teams at MHS. He has participated in major struggled to bridge the come closer, the coordinator said. These inschool musicals, public speaking, and was chairman gap between traditional of the chapter parliamentary procedure team. He ways of tribal life and the clude gardens, fruit tree enjoys judging competition and was high individual and modern influences of An- planting, vineyards and Kim Gager-discujaveline; a member of the winning soil judging team at SUSC in glo society. special farming projects. Trade Barton-100"The AIS workshop 1981 and a member of the 3rd place state winning team To help Indian families 300m in hurdles, leaders devote consiof chairman served as He last Products Dairy year. cope with some of these e and hurdles, to medley the Super Kid Event for the Utah Lung Association derable attention Amer special problems, coincides which n relay; Lisa Vandermeide-300in 1981 and of the March of Dimes ican Indian Service (AIS) with the current movehurdles; Michele in 1980. at Brigham Young UniRushton-400dash, long ment of their being proud Kevin was chapter winner of six Proficiency Awards versity has developed jump, and medley relay. Kelly this year including Placement in Agriculture Produc- family workshops for to be an Indian, tion, Nursery Operations, Floriculture, Crops, Beef adults and teenagers. said. They also work on Cheerleader breaking down the barWilliam Kelly, assisProduction, and Forest Management. He was declared in five of these awards and honored as tant AIS director and riers of communications Area winner Tryouts State winner in Nursery Operations with this applica- family workshop coor- and ridding themselves of High Spirit is in the air tion entering national competition. He received the dinator, said tribes from timidity. Problems of economics, as girls are jumping and Degree of State Farmer as a Junior and was honored Mississippi to California those dealing in especially Produchosted for Farmer Star State as 2nd have and Agriculture place preparing Oregon jiving, with the impact of alcheerleader tryouts for tion at the 1982 State Convention. Also at the recent the workshops. the year 1982-8Favorable responses in- coholism on the family, Tryouts convention he was presented the State Citizenship are also discussed at lenwill be held Thursday, citation and trophy, the Union Pacific Scholarship, dicate that they are stirApril 15th for Varsity and and was recognized as the 3rd place winner in Beef ring tribal members, both gth. Many wives are now Production. His is a United States National Agri- the youth and the adults, J.V. KelThe J.V.s will be culture Award winner and will receive the annual to announced in assembly DeKalb Agriculture Accomplishment Award for die ly said. 7th period Friday, April Millard Eagle Chapter. Indians living on re16th at 2:35 p.m. Varsity Kevin attended the National FFA Leadership Con- servations generally have will be announced at ference in Washington, D. C., in 1981 and has attended some unique problems, 10:00 p.m. Friday evening the last two National FFA Conventions in Kansas City, he noted. But they have at the Cheerleading dance Missouri. Through his program of supervised occupa- a desire to gain a better e and look to in the Pod. Prices are $3 tional experience he shows a net worth of S22.000. His program consists of five greenhouses, two feeder workshops such as these stag and S5 couples. Parents and public are steers, 250 acres of alfalfa hay, and a 20 Interest in to help open lines of combetween more than welcome to 32 purebred charolaise cows and 28 calves. He has also munications this attend exciting raised feeder pigs and been involved in farm placement spouses and between parin the operation of 2,000 acres of dryland wheat. His ents and children. eventl goal is to attend a year of college, fill an LDS mission, Indians love their chiland complete his schooling in agriculture. As President, Kevin will represent the Utah FFA dren and want to have Association on a state and national level. He will close family relationships, attend the State President's Conference in Washing- but for many families, alSpotten. D. C., serve as an official delegate at the National coholism is still a problem Fourth place- - 2nd year ton, Convention in Kansas City and the Western Regional to conquer, especially shorthand; Penni JohnConference in Arizona. He will be respon- among the men. Parents son. Allene Mathews, Leadership also want the best for sible for planning and conducting the many activities Janet Rhodes, and Maria on the state level including the state judging contests, their children, whatever Tompkinson. State Leadership Cnferences, the FFA Division of the they can afford, and are Fourth place- - 2nd year Stater more and more Fair, and the State Convention in 1983. He will realizing Sheri Laurie that Tuttle, getting a good educatype; be assisted in these activities by the other members will be the key to tion Wood, J annett e Storiey, of the 1982-8- 3 state officer team including: Janet their children's success in and Carol Gregory. Vice Brent Tooele Hales, President; Bennion, Chapter, added. life, Kelly Weber Chapter, Secretary; Shawn Dygert, Davis He pointed out that Chapter, Treasurer; Chad Lauritzen, Hurricane Chapschools often ter, Reporter; Mark Draper, Payson Chapter, Sentinel; boarding leave a void between parPaul Peterson, State FFA Advisor, Utah State Departents and their children, ment of Education. when love and close Members of the Millard Eagle FFA Chapter and just are needed. associations advisor, Robert A. Nielson, extend sincere congratulassisting in the meal pre- ations to Kevin and pledge their continued support. Many AIS projects en- paration include Reed President; Robison, Vice Neil Stevens, President; Grant RasmusLarry sen, Secretary; Paxton, Treasurer; with Mark Monroe, Robert David Beckstrand, Christensen, and Robert A. Nielson as members . . . of the Executive Committee. If you want to reach a big audience, reach for the classified ads. More buyers and sellers meet USU Honor here than anywhere. Find what youre Students looking for and do it at the right Announced price in a Progress classified ad. If the Hamelin paper had Boys track meet The following boys placed in the Lehi High School State Qualifying Meet Saturday, April 10: First Place-B- ob Jensen, long jump-20javeline-192high jump-62- , Millard County Progress, Fillmore, Utah 84631, Friday, April CEDAR CTTY-- A total students earned honor roll status winter quarter at Southern Utah State College. Thirty-on- e of the 207 students earned high honor roll status or academic straight "A averages. To be named to the SUSC honor roll a student must be enrolled fulltime, take 15 or more credit hours, and earn a quarterly grade point average of 3.60 or higher according to Ward S. Robb, college of 207 dents with 4.00 grade grades on a point averages are listed below: plus and minus system, Robb said. A 4.00 GPA Craig Accounting, is a straight A average; R. Jones of Delta. a 3.60 GPA is approxHonor roll students at winter quarter imately an A- - average. SUSC, While the majority of 1981-8Deh- aare: students on the honor roll Shene J. Crockett, agriare from Utah, many culture; Robert w. other states are repreindustrial arts; and C. Reidhead, sented, Robb said. Most John students accounting. Fillmor- ecome to SUSC from Robert M. Robison, and chemistry. Nevada, Arizona, Hinckle- yCalifornia. Howard Hepworth, stu Millard County building constuction. registrar. SUSC Kill-pac- k, te w. a s; self-imag- Walk-a-tho- m Pack 3203 display the Bluebird nesting boxes they each made for the Bluebird Homaby Wildlife A ward. The project is designed to increase the direction the of Conserpopulation in our area. The Cub Scouts, under local in our birdhouses will the canyon vation Officer Brent Olson, place areas. seeking employment, leaving the children to manage for themselves after school. Because many tribes are still basically a matriarchal this society, e causes prob self-imag- lems for the men, Kelly observed. In the earlier days, the men would have the responsibility of hunting and bringing in the family food while the wife would take care of the children and run the household. Men still seem to be reluctant to discipline children. said Kelly many families are realizing the value of having land and seeking ways to use it to its fullest potential. self-imag- There will be a Vocational Day April 20 at SUSC in Cedar City for shorthand, type, economics, and Spelling. Regional Business Contest On April 6th there was a Region Business Contest involving 12 schools held at Snow College. Millard placed 4th place in three areas. Fourth place- - 1st year shorthand; Liz Monroe, Diane Kim Brunson, JoAnne and Larsen, Millard Eagle FFA Banquet Held April 29 The annual Parent and Member Banquet of the Millard Eagle Chapter of the Future Farmers of America will be held Thursday, April 29, 1982, at the Fillmore ElemenSchool Activity tary Room. The annual banquet is the final official activity for the retiring chapter officers and is termed the most important activity of the year members, as many parents and supporters of the FFA will be honored. The Program will be under the direction of the 1981-8- 2 Chapter Officers with Kevin Cummings, President; Jay Vice President; Kurds Robins, Secretary; Harold Robison, Treasurer; Giff Stephenson, Reporter; Todd Quarn-berSentinel; and Darrin Jilene and Rhodes Nielson as Historians. The meal will be prepared and served by the Millard Alumni FFA Eagle organization in cooperation with the Fillmore School Elementary Lunch personal under the direction of Mrs. Barbara Reese. The FFA Alumni has done much to support the FFA Chapter in its activities this year and great appreciation is expressed to them by chapter members and advisor. Alumni officers who will be Beck-stran- d, wished his following was as big as the classifieds Students LOGAN on the Winter Quarter Honor Roll at Utah State have been University announced by Dr. Val Vice R. Christensen, for student President services. 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