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Show - -- The Sa!. Lake Tribune, Friday, Marih31, 197s Sterling Scholars: tomorrow's leaders Many of today's high school seniors are in a rlass by themselves. Meet these h young men and women on these pages as and possibly tomorrows leaders the Deseret News and KSL present the Sterling Scholar Gass of 78. On these pages you'll find the photographs and names of 453 of Utah's p students wdw will be graduating from 40 high schools along the Wasatch Front. They are the nominees selected at Theif schools to compete in the 17th annual Deseret News Sterling Scholar Awards program To he selected from among their peers at their school is honor in itself When the program comes to a climax on April 26, a winner and two runners-u- p will have been named m each of 12 major categories of scholastic competition. This years program actually began last fall when schools were invited to participate. Each school designated a faculty adviser to serve as coordinator of the program; however, the final selection of nominees was made by the principal. The school selected one nominee in each category although the school was not required to enter each category if it felt there was not a student qualified for that category. The students then compiled evidence of their school and community achievements in a journal, or portfolio, which was sent to the Deseret News. r; -- rjgjtr i s 'x ; V V.- . i ? X i ('' V'i.ii'. ! V "rri . DESERET NEWS, THURSDAY, MARCH 30, a i " i : V- ' ' ..s.,v.y '';.W' m''rm 1978 S3 'i vn s S, V 'A ' i ric'S category'. As one judge put it: It's not an easy job when you get so many fine, outstanding seniors such as these together at one time They are truly the top-notc- cream-of-the-cro- " p. 7 p.m. during a television program, the will be announced. On Wednesday, April 26, at suspense-filled- , cream-of-the-cro- hour-lon- winners and g runners-u- p - A.a It will be a culmination of years of study, and a highlight of their school years for these 12 winners and 24 runners-uthrough a program to recognize and encourage the pursuit of excellence in academic areas. p But more important it is an opportunity for the sponsors to honor all outstanding students by presenting some of them for public recognition such as the Sterling Scholars of '78. A major force of the Deseret News-KSSterling Scholar Awards Program are the faculty members assigned as coordinators L Although the final selection of nominees is the resixmsibility of the principal of each school, a faculty member is named to work closely with each nominee. They coordinate activities between their school and the sponsors ' s' y': Scene from 977 Deseret News-KS- L Sterling Scholar awards program shows finalists as they await names of winners in each of the 12 scholarship categories. 1 N'ext week, April 5, these young scholars will face as they are personally interviewed .at preliminary judging at three locations, Box Elder High School, Westminster College and Timpview High School. their first hurdle V. Two judges in each category a high school from outside the immediate area, and a will study the portfolios college faculty member starting at 10 a m. At 3 p.m. they will begin personal interviews of each student in their particular category. teaser sporting goods On the basis of these interviews, and backed up with the knowledge obtained from the portfolios, the preliminary judges will select 14 finalists in each five from the north, five from central and Category four 'from the south region, all based on a strict mathematical process according to senior enroll- WUUVJ ment figures. All finalists are equal at this point of judging, bid they are among an elite group of scholars who will face final judging on April 19 by three category-judgesthis time in Salt Lake City at Westminster College. Again the judges will study the portfolios, interview the finalists and then tackle the task of in each selecting a winner and two runners-u, p m:z M?m New: in 1 m lOaifj SHOP RAM 1 JAN SPORT TRAIL-DOM- E tent sleeps up to 3 people comfortably storage pockets on inside walls. 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