Show Page 8 - Millard County LSPS Thun May 22 1986 MHS NEWS Graduating ceremonies set for June 2 The date for the awards assembly has been set for Tuesday May 27 at 7:(X) the DHS auditorium Any cash awards Sterling Scholar or community awards will be presented at that time The whole community is invited to attend Entertainment will be provided throughout the assembly As the seniors arc nearing the final weeks of their high school careers they are faced with not only their distant futures but also the immediate task of According to planning graduation Biuce Nielson senior class president the latter is “going well" The commencement ceremony will he held outside on the football field on June 2 If the weather turns poor the exercises will be held in the gymnasium lor the event the seniors have painted a latge backdrop displaying the class motto and song as well as an “86" The song this year is "Just for in in- Callister wins With the end of the school year and student body elections on the agenda many Delta High students were at a loss as to how to vote The next member of the Johnson clan would not be running for student body president for two years Following in Brent and his brother Johnson Keith’s not footsteps was Dusty Callister Moment” a HIGH HONOR STUDENTS: Jeanne Sylvester Michele Stevens ( dy Rasmussen Julie Mace Danene Perkins and John Ashman from the motto is a quotation ongfellow that encourages the seniors to look inward to find the strength to "meet the shadowy future" will deliver the Debbie VVardle valedictorian address After graduation the company that is in charge of the man camp at IPP is pieparing a dinner and allowing seniors to take advantage of the recreaThe tion facilities at the complex of the graduating students are paients ins ited to attend The cost will be $725 per dinner Along with graduation and all its comes the senior awards individual to recognize assembly seniors their talents and their accomplishments another Johnson Chosen to help Dusty in this difficult task were Colt Moody Todd Callister Andrea secretary Henrie social manager and Trudy Young historian In spite of the difficult work load he will have to assume Dusty is excited about the job and said "I hope I'll be able to do what’s best for the students and the school know I'll do a good follow in Spunk’s (Keith job if Johnson) footsteps" 3rd graders bring a taste of “Polynesia” to Fillmore Debate squad holds banquet o end the year with satisfaction and high hopes for another successful year the debate squad held its annual awards last Eriday in the DHS banquet All students and their lunchroom paients were invited to attend The success of the squad was shown in the number of trophies and awards the team accumulated throughout the sear During the banquet trophies that were won in the past year were handed to the students along with specific awards for individual performances letter awards were also given for third second and first year fourth competitors A special award was given to the most supportive parents who did the most to help out the squad This award was given to Larry and Ella and Lynnette Peterson Joel Sannes conducted the banquet and handed out the awards He and Jenny Killian presented a speeches letter awards Only two were presented to Joel Sannes and Tim letters were also Hurst Two given to John Escott and Ben Hyde Jenny Killian and Roger Reynolds letters received The most awards were in the category Those who received this letter were Debbie Crute Neysa PlumTami mer Reynolds Shereen Beth Abdelaal Young Stephanie Stewart Chris Stubbs Brenda Alley Desiree Renich Angie Staheli Jenny Bill and Peterson Panco Jodi Boardman John For the individual awards Joel Escott won the service award received the pacesetter award and Joel and John tied for Best Debator There was also a tie in the Best Novice between Shereen division debator Abdelaal and Desiree Renich Best All Around Novice was awarded to Tami Reynolds while Best Novice debate team was awarded Chris Stubbs and Brenda Alley Ben Hyde received the award for the Best LD Debator and Jenny Panco received Best Novice LD debator best IE competitor was given to Debbie Crute Best Student Congressman was given to Bill Boardman Jodi Peterson was chosen as the Most Enthusiastic and Hardest Worker was awarded to Roger Reynolds I ROYALTY WAS REPRESENTED by Houng Pham (center) surrounded by (clockwise from upper left) Soukanya Phonogvichit Lucas Stevens Aaron Anderson and Travis Worsley in the third grade program presented at Fillmore Elementary last Tuesday May 13 POLYNESIAN YES! 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After weeks of study and practice the third grade Fillmore Elementary for a special program presented parents friends and relatives on Tues13 a capacity Before 1986 day May audience in the Fillmore Elementary the room School students gave an excellent rendition of the spirit of “Polynesia” Under the direction of their teachers Oleve Kirk Penney Gloria Hunter Robison and Terry Perkins the third graders performed songs and dances from the South Pacific Islands The islands of Hawaii Tahiti New Zealand (the Maori) Samoa Fiji and Tonga were all represented during the program Many Polynesia dances were performed by the students The dances cluded “nga Waka” (Maori) “Titi Torea" “Hoe (Maori stick game) Great Race on for Thursday It’s that time of year when normal every day students can be seen doing sit ups in the hall jogging aroudn the commons area and for that extra burst of energy eating school lunch all this excited energy is in preparation for the annual great race on Thursday beginning at 12:30 This year’s seniors are working the most feverishly and hope to keep last title of the Great Race year’s Champions The grueling events that will take place are the hot dog eating contest followed by the paper airplane throw After those two Olympic style events contestants will shoot foul shots push ride a motorcyle a wheelbarrow skate snake race toss skateboard eggs toss water balloons race like old ladies relay around the track sprint leap frog and the ever popular canoe in the canal The public is excluded from participating in such an athletic afternoon but encouraged to attend Millard High Cheerleaders will wash windows inside and out 6 9 or for appointment call Donations go toward new uniforms for Millard High School Cheerleaders PLAZA TWIN THEATRE 520 East Topaz Blvd Twin 7:15 and 9:00 pm Violets Are Blue PG 13 on Hvvy the Pendray 6 at Twin Delta Prices: $350 Adults $150 Children under 14 $150 Senior Citizens 7: Plaza £ Ana” and "Te Manu Pukarua" (Tahiti) "Nani Ke An Ne” (Hawaiian stick game) and “Pue Mana’’ (Hawaii) The songs performed also offered great variety to the program Some of War the songs included “Hawaiian Chant’’ and “Pearly Shells” "Sa Valivali" (Samoa) (Hawaiian) "Chulu" (Fiji) “Hoe Ana” (Tahiti “Nga Waka” and “Now is the Hour” (Maori) Many of the songs were performed in their native language The students celebrated their successful performance by holding a luau at Fillmore's North Park on Friday May 16 Kindergarten and testing pre-scho- ol Fillmore Elementary will be holding testing at the school on the following days Tuesday May 27 Cut off date for Kindergarten: must be 5 years old by Sept Please bring proof of birth immunization records and $1000 registration fee Wednesday May 28 Cut off date for Preschool: must be 4 Please bring proyears old by Sept of of birth immunization records and a registration deposit of $2500 If you have not been contacted please call Fillmore Elementary School at 522-2- Gold Hammer winners received School Middle The Southern Utah State College’s coveted Gold Hammer Award at the conclusion of recent Industrial Education Day competition The Delta Middle School finished first in junior division contests accorRoger ding to IE Day Chaitman Chidester The Gold Hammer Awards he said are presented to the schools which earn the most points during onsite competition and for the various projects completed during the school year and exhibited at the annual SUSC event This year's competition drew over 600 students from 16 schools Chidester said from as far north as Provo and Roosevelt and as far south as Las 2 All HONOR STUDENTS: Brian Coals Jodi Wood Margaret Probcrt Shane Allgood Not pictured: Angela Hone and Rischele Purcell Honor students graduate We ire very proud of the above seniors for the way winch they have main lined their high GPAs Many of them have also been involved in many otltet ions school activities and so wc want to especially commend them lot iheit ext a cl foil and hard woik in keeping their gt tides tip' m Senior “M” Day and Lighting Ceremony The parents of the Senior Class of 1986 are sponsoring an “M” Day for all Seniors on Saturday May 31 Activities for the day include cleaning and other painting the “M" baseball games a barbecue dance hay ride to the “M" and an "M" lighting ceremony They would like to invite the seniors only to the days activities All MHS students are invited to the dance that evening which will begin at the North Park at 8:30 pm All MHS Alumni are invited to come Vegas NV and Page and Fredonia AZ Students competed in arc and welding woodworking electronics mechanical and architectrouble automotive tural drafting machine tool sheet metal shooting An addigraphic arts and carpentry tional contest was added this year in CAD or drafting Students also competed for ribbons for annual displays in woodworking electronics welding drafting metals graphic arts and crafts SUSC has hosted IE Day for oxer 40 years as an opportunity for students to display their skills to provide for a professional exchange between instrucindustrial tors from the different education programs Chidester said Sweepstakes winners for the exhibited projects and winners of competition are as follows: Jr High Woods Lance Warniek Delta Jr High Sr High Mechanical Drafting Robert Edwards first Delta High Machine Tool Jim Henrie first Delta High Sr High Woods Darrin Jeffery third Delta High Sr High Bill Campbell first Delta High and Tim Hurst second Delta High and witness the lighting of the "M” which will begin at 9:30 pm at the North Park This is the first time this activity has been done in more than a decade so don’t miss out on the fun! The parents would like to thank all those who have donated materials or who have helped in any way to make this day a success If you have questions or would like more information or contact Judy Krause at Terry Perkins at 522-2- Delta North menu to change without notice) Monday May 26 Memorial Day-School Tuesday May 27 Turkey hoagies w lettuce cheese & dill slice country corn apple crisp w whipped topping and milk Wednesday May 28 Chili & crackers weheese slice carrot & celery sticks ': orange donut and milk Thursday May 29 Roast Turkey gravy wvv hipped hot roll diced beets fruit potatoes salad and milk Friday May 30 Spaghetti bake green salad scones honey butter apricot halves and milk Monday June 2 Fish n chips cole slaw sliced bread & butter old fashioned peanut butter cake and milk Tuesday June 3 Pita bread pockets diced meat cheese lettuce & tomatoes dill slice fruited jello wasstd desserts and milk Last day of school Have a happy summer (Subject Season Steel Belted Radial 00 and 9: 15 pm just Between Friends with Mary Tyler Moore PG 13 ‘All roads SR 808 Prices Coming next: “Fire with Fire" and “Legend" Shows subject to change due to availability information call tread design for maximum on wet ice or snow covered season traction for more Include Mounting and Balancing ‘Polyester cord body with two steel belts for a smooth and safe ride with longer wear West Millard Tire Shop Where the customer is the company 5 777 w Maln' DELTA Co-o- p |