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Show LakMcle Review, February 12, 1981, l'age Honor Roll Roy Junior Lists Top Students If , f RECEIVING SHIPMENT OF steel donated for high school welding programs are (top) Bonneville High School students Scott Hoggan (left) and Bennett Stone and (from left, standing) instructors Bob Richmond and John Kellet, Weber High School; Dan Griffiths, BonnevUle High, and Claine Stenquist, Roy High. Steel Donated to Roy High By Truck Manufacturer ROY Steel donated to several area high schools is going to help the schools welding programs survive financial cutbacks, according to Claine Stenquist, welding instructor at Roy Wilkinson. 8th Grade Brenda Garcia, Angela Kirkland, Mark Reynolds, Louise 4.0 Stenquist said the students will use. - Richards, Lisa Robinson, Anne Wempe, the steel at Roy High School to practice Colette Zaugg. welding construction projects. He said High honors: Lee Angus, Darin Bell, the steel was definitely needed for Bin Bezcski, Kirk Fowers, Robin the programs. Gailey, Vickie Jensen, Kyle Shauna Mifflin, Laura Richey, Three other schools receiving the David Tanquary, Joelle Sowerby, steel scraps were Ogden High School, Lalita Topper, Janelle Warren. Bonneville High School, and Weber Honors: Angela Alexander, Christy High School. Richmond said White Anderson, Trea Battisti, Curtis Child, Motor Corporation is hoping to make Tamara Crane, Jennifer George, Cindy this an program for the Greenland, Kelly Hall. schools. Valerie Hunsaker, Dianna Jensen, Stenquist said the donation also Jeffrey Johnson, Robert Jones, Dee helped boost students interest in the Larsen, Dayne McBride, Becky welding program at Roy High School. Nichols, JoyLyn Ritchie, Kristin He said it was encouraging for the Steglich. students to know that industry is in9th Grade terested in their education. 4.0 Michelle Alberts, Karen Mat-sumur- a, i High School, Stenquist said the school system; which has experienced a number of financial ROY Roy Junior High School has released the list of names of those who were listed on the honor roll for the second term. 7th Grade Aleisha Weston. 4.0 High honors: Deborah Boren, Brenda Bridges, Brent Brown, Raelynn Hilton, Alice Jenkins, Kristina Kunz, Julie Larsen, Scott Reeve, Brian Reynolds, Stacy Sherrod, Debbie Taylor, Melissa Waters, Jill Watts, Julie Willoughby, Christine Yarrington. Honors: Jill Bassett, Julie Becraft, Jared Cardon, Brady Cottle, Shelly Halliday, Annette Harrop, Eric Hartman, Angela Heninger, Jeff Hirasuna, Dion Kapetanov. Clarice Larkin, Donny Macavinta, Tallie Martinez, Shelly Nixon, Michelle Puzey, Lisa Richards, Amy Robinson, Ted Smith, Casey Stanger, Shawn Titensor, Randy Wilde, Piper' setbacks, appreciates anything it can obtain free because it helps greatly with their programs. White Motor Corporation of Ogden donated over 6,000 pounds of scrap steel to high schools for use in their welding programs. Robert Richmond of White Motor Corporation said the steel is scrap which would normally be discarded but now can be used at the schools. Phillips, Julie Taylor. High honors: Susan Adiar, Annette Bass, Corinne George, Shawn Marcie Homer, Todd Johnson, Linda Kempinger, Judy Morgan, Keith Pitchford, Brent Ross, Carlos Tipiani, Jeff Yoshimura. Gun-narso- n, Honors: Clifford Betten, Gerri Bitton, Blaine Bringhurst, Beverly Burnett, Vickie Davis, Tammy Goff, Jared Howell, Cheryl Jorgensen, Jeff Jorgensen, Cindy Kersey, Sandy Kersey, Ung Lee, Becky Miller. Julie Montag, Lori Nielsen, Jana Reese, Michael Richter, Kelly Stone, Amy Thompson, Jodean Thompson, Alicia Traver, Lorraine Wakeley, Lynne Wheelwright, Raymond man, Spencer Zaugg. Work- 3 High School Groups Will Sing at Festival Three area high schools have been invited to participate in the annual Intercollegiate Choral Festival to be hosted by the University of Utah department of music Tuesday. The high schools are Clearfield, Davis and Layton. They will be joining other Utah high schools for the first choral time in the university-sponsore- d event. The festival will be held in Salt Lake Citys new Symphony Hall. The high school groups will perform from 1 1 o S p.m. There is no official competition, however a judge will choose an standing high school group to perform in the evening with the college chorals. The colleges will perform at 7: 30 p.m. and will include groups from Utah State University, Brigham Young University, Weber State College, Southern Utah State College and the University of Utah. . as judge for the performances. Both the performances afternoon and evening will be free for the public. 1 1 Clearfield Sets Events - CLEARFIELD Spririts will be soaring at Clearfield High School during Spirit Week Wednesday through Feb. 20 as the Falcons prepare for a basketball game against arch-rivLayton High. The activities will begin Wednesday with dress-u- p day. Also, the Region One Solo and Ensemble Festival will be held at Clearfield High that day. On Feb. 19 there will be a pie auction in the lunchroom. Chances to throw a pie in a teachers face will be auctioned. Meet the Falcons Night will be held Feb. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the school auditorium. This will feature the Madres, Falc-ettepep band and other student groups. The evening is free and all members of the community are invited. 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