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Show 4 The Magna TimesWest Valley News, Thursday, June 7, 2001 i, ? -- a f IS k . nl'l f Brockbank students receive recognition for achievements By S. DEAN LEDBETTER Joshua Beaulaurier. Swenson; Renaissance - Jared Richards; PrinicpaPs L Forrest Purser B - Brandon Crowther, Laurie Knaus. School awards: Department awards: Rose Barnabas; Staff Writer Brockbank Jr. High School students received recognition for a variety of academic achievements during a 2001 year-en- d honors banquet last Wednesday - 8th grade Jacob Batty, Savannah Kringlie; - 7th grade in Magna. Ashley Kelson, Valedictorian Outstanding student awards: 9th grade - Daniel Cuvelier, - Chrisitie Mirbile; Spelling Bee champion - Riley Koontz; Music - Toni Mutter (instrumental), Rebecca Lemon (vocal); .Business - Chris Oveson; Art - Victoria Trujillo; Industrial Arts - Paul James; Physical Education - Joe Ellis, Rebecca Lemon; Resource - Natasha Sterling; Foreign Language - Shannon Bauman (French), Forrest Purser Math - Brandon Crowther, English - Laurie Knaus; Social Studies - Keil Larson; Home Economics - Melissa Local students receive awards Community awards were presented to 17 Brockbank Jr. High School students last Wednesday in d clubs sponMagna. Civic-minde- sored two of three award cate- gories. The Magna Lions Club spon- sored Leaders of Tomorrow awards to six students recommended for leadership, citizenship, moral character and academic achievement. Leaders of Tomorrow award recipients; n 9th Crowther, Keli Larson; 8th grade-Eric- a Oates, Richard Sanders; 7th grade-RachBailey, Peter Mirabile. "Freedom Leadership" awards sponsored by the Salt Lake City Kiwanis Club were presented to 10 students recommended for exemgrade-Brando- citizenship, plary scholarly achievement, productive activity, and desirable qualities of personality while assuming Freedom Leadership award Counseling Office Aide Grange. Service Awards: Journalism - Maggie Ramirez; Drama - Amber Prows; - Student Government -- Clarissa Waechtler, Kristi Nisson; Yearbook - Karen Haws; Academic Games - Dominic Ford; Dance Club - Angela Brooks; Crew - Dustin Lyon; ' ' Stage Jazz Band - Scott Haslam. Rory Duff; Cheerleading - Trina Lloyd; i SB djflenlove Badge responsibilities. leadership Special Education - Sylvie Youre Approved at By S. DEAN LEDBETTER Staff Writer Constitution Advisory Board Alison Warenski; (Spanish); recipi- ents: Shannon Bauman, Daniel TOYOTA Cuvelier, Amber Denos, Roiy Duff, Karen Haws, Alii Jenkins, Maggie Ramirez, All Rasmussen, Andre Trujillo and Alison Warenski. Rose Barabas received the David Johnson Scholarship Award for academic achievement. "the last of the little guys" MilQ ziHtft This has been a very busy with graduation and other end of the year activities. Year round schools are preparing for Criterion Reference Tests (CRT) and parents are urged to make sure children get plenty of sleep and have breakfasts before the children well-prepar- come to school. The deadline for track change requests in most schools is June 8. Please check with your local school to find out the specifics for their individual rules. Adult Education will hold their Commencement Exercises on June 16, at Cottonwood High School at 1 a.m. If you have never attended this 1 annual celebration, I activities. One fun idea to continue the learning process without seeming like it is "school" is to build a word wall. They are alphabetical lists of words that you want a child to become familiar with. You merely write the word on a piece of paper that can be seen from across the room. You can even have the child draw a picture to describe the word. During the summer you continually go back to the wall during your con- versations with the child and reinforce the words. walls can be extremely in expanding a child's vocabularies. It is also fun to put up prefixes and suffixes Word and show the children how to make new words, etc. strongly When you are reading this urge you to do so" Many of the individuals who have taken the summer with your children, pick out the new words and put them on your word wall. Later make opportunity to acquire their diplomas have over come great up new sentences using the odds in doing so. you know someone who does have a high school diploma and is interested in earning one, contact your local high school or words. You can also use different If colors of markers to make the wall uniquely different. Have fun and enjoy your summer! This summer is also an excellent time for youth to learn the benefits of giving back to their community. Many residents of retirement homes long for visi- the Granite Adult Education Department. Although school may be out, the mind of your children should not be on vacation. Knowledge tors and especially like to should continue during the summer months with many learning TRUSTS Judy Weefe exchange stories with the vs chil- - dren. While sojourning at the local FOB EXFLGTSl SPORT OTUTY4D V8 5.0L, Auto, All Wheel; XLT, AC, Rear Air, Power Steering, Windows, Locks, Titt. Cruise, AMFM, Cass. 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