Show University of Utah fall honor roll Millard County students named to the University of Utah fall quarter Jeanne E honor roll are Fillmore Anne Delta freshman Sylvester Bowen a junior Steve E Christensen both and Exchel N Levendosky sophomores Lightner Des Renich Trudy Young and Tammy DeCraw Not pictured JD Pelaez Darnee and Gregg Warnick Sterling Scholar candidates representing Delta include Wendy Stanworth Sue Miller Mark Petersen Joyce Jackson Cindy Bunker Julie High Sterling Scholar contest opens once more for 12 nominees The Sterling Scholars have been selected at Delta High This is a great honor for all the students who parbut of course the greatest ticipate honor will be to win the scholarship and become the regional winner The nominees are as follow: Trudy Young English Joyce Jackson general Gregg Warnick vocational Darnee Dutson music Sue Miller math Julie Lightner science Tammy DeGraw business Cindy Bunker Desiree Renich home economics speech and debate JD Pelaez foreign art and language Wendy Stanworth Mark Petersen social science Portfolios for the contestants are due March 26 Judging by Utah' college professors will take place in Centerfield on March 30 A scholarship will be awarded in each area to the regional winners Two runners up will also be awarded scholarships and cash prizes in each category In the past Delta has won several times Two years ago Kimberly Clay won in the music category and Dana Bringard Talbot won in math Lisa Smith Gemperline was the English scholar Last year Joel Sannes won the general category and Debbie W'ardle in music Delta High Spotlights Yvonne Millard Thurs Jan 22 1987 - Page 7 MHS NEWS Hall Which teachers in high school are the most appreciated by parents? Probably those teachers who are dedicated care about the students and teach them something Some teachers who fit into this category are the special education teachers in high school and although their pay may be equal to the pay of other teachers they get an added benefit in many grateful parents and students For a student who is frustrated in school and through no fault of his own simply cannot understand the regular high school curriculum a special education teacher can be the key to keeping that student in school and learning Mrs Yvonne Hall is one of those special teachers teaching in the special in education Delta High program School She moved to Delta a few years ago and although she hasn’t been here long says she likes it She and her husband Gary are the parents of three children Patty Andrew and Matthew Mrs Hall was born in Lewiston Utah to Norval and Ethel Smith and she has three sisters and one brother Mrs Hall graduated from North Cache High School in Richmond Utah and then attended U S U S U S C and the University of Utah She received her degree in Special Education Endorsement She is teaching High School Resource this year and has taught special education classes in the high school and has been an aid in special education classes in the Delta Middle School In her free time Mrs Hall enjoys hiking golfing and most outdoor activities The Delta High School Council for a Better School wishes Mrs Hall continued success in her teaching and we hope she will be in Delta for a long time ISPS Counly by Maren Bailey MHS receives computer Mr Lon Dearden Santa Rosa CA recently donated a computer to Millard High School Model The with two disk Computer drives and a monitor is a welcome addition to our computer program Mr Dearden a 1976 graduate of received his Millard High School Masters Degree in Electrical Engineer ing from Brigham Young University He is now employed by Corporation Millard High School wishes to and exdonation this acknowledge presses appreciation to Mr Dearden for his interest in helping students further their knowledge of computet applications FARIS STEVENS' 2nd grade class celebrates with a comfortable setting for a Chip R Munk's birth- day Students Celebrate as Chip R Munk Reappears on His Day Delta North Elementary In The News W'here does aii the time go? January 16 is the halfway mark in the school year We ’re on the downhill run Your children will be bringing home repoit cards on Wednesday January 21 twssssssssasssssssyss to December's Go Wild for Books contest winners Those receiving recognition are Brandon Pehrson 4th grade Kelli Clark 3rd grade Chandler Judkin 2nd grade and Courtney McCann 1st grade CONGRATULATIONS RSVP VOLUNTEER Orpha Taylor tickling the ivories in Delma Bliss' room RSVP volunteers save the day at richest known natural the West Indian cherry The Delta North Delta North Elementary is proud to salute three outstanding seniors in our community We are delighted that these thiee ladies have chosen to devote some of their time in helping the students at Delta North achieve gteater academic "Liberty soul" thought is the life of the Voltaire SUSC announces fall honor roll progress Each week Mrs Otpha Taylor Mrs Merlene Turner and Mrs Phyllis Davis spend about three hours at our school assisting the teachers with their school programs Mrs Taylor plays the piano for third grade teacher Delna Bliss and fourth grade teacher Terry Finlinson Mis Taylor drives in from her home in Hinckley twice weekly to perform this much needed service Mrs Turner spends about thiee hours in the first grade classes of Virginia Pelaez and Zoe Fowles on Wednesday mornings She reads with the students and assists them with their lives in Turner Mrs seatwork Sutherland Mrs Davis works with second grade teachers Caren Nielsen Nancy Palmer Mrs Davis ot and Linda Simmons Delta helps students pass off their sight word lists in the reading program We sincerely appreciate the time and effort of these super women They are performing a very special service to the many students they work with We hope they will continue to feel welcome and needed at Delta North Elementary If you are a retired senior and would be interested in volunteering your talents at our school please call Mr You can receive Bassett at the about information additional Retired Seniors Volumeei Program (RSVP) from Oivelta Nicklc program coordinator of source of vitamin Delta North welcomes student teacher aboard elta North is happy to welcome Catherine Pellicani to our teaching staff Ms Pellicani is completing hei student teaching assignment with Mrs Zoe Fowles in the first grade at the current time She will also work in the fourth grade with Mrs Terry Finlinson beginning in February Ms Pellicani was born in Chicago WA New 1L She has lived in Tacoma Orleans LA San Trancisco and Los Angeles CA Vancouver British Columbia Canada Townsend MT and Delta UT She has four sisters She tended Tacoma WA elententaries and high schools She has attended Western Washington University the University of Puget Sound and Southern Utah State College She is married to Don Wakin originially from the Tacoma area also Mr Wakin works for Continental Millard County students named to the fall quarter honor roll at Southern Utah State College are: Catherine Pellicani of Delta majoring in elementary education Robert J Land in chemistry and Candace Swallow both ol majoring in secretarial Fillmore Howard Hepworth majoring in industrial technology and Kimberh A Redo majoring in both of Hinckley Ella A Christensen majoring in elementary education and Deann Perkins majoring in general and education both of Kanosh Theresa D Butler majoring in business administration of Meadow Lime Ms Pellicani has kept busy during her lifetime She has woiked as a waitress a student loan representative an otfke a medical claims auditor a social services director and manager as an associate broker in real estate In her spare time Catherine enjoys aerobics jogging floral and interior design Ms Pellicani has enjoyed her time at Delta North thus far We hope she will find her student teaching perience a learning and rewarding one We wish her the best of luck in her future academic pursues C is the acerola also called Chip R Munk made a dramatic reappearance at Fillmore Elementary last Tuesday January 13 as students gathered to celebrate his birthday The big chipmunk had been missing since Halloween when he mysteriously disappeaied Students had been reading since that time and filling out acoins to make a giant acorn trail in hopes that it would bring the FES reading mascot out of hiding Their efforts finally paid off when the loveable chipmunk made his grand trance on the I ES stage while the students sang “Happy Birthday’’ to him Students spent the entire morning celebrating with a variety of activities Many students and teachers diessed up as thtir favorite storybook characteis Some of the celebnties on hand included Minnie Mouse Amelia Bedelia Morris the Moose and many more Mrs Olive Robison 3id grade teacher was honored dunng the event as an honorary member of the Royal Order of the Golden Chipmunk The award given each yeai recognizes someone who has made an outstanding contribution to helping students Icam to read Mrs Robison’s name was entered in the Chip R Munk Suminei Reading Club Hall of ame The winners ol the National Reading Contest were also annouiked Wendy Christensen's name was diaw n as the winner She received a special prize and her name was submitted loi the National RIT drawing to be held in March The winner of that drawing will D ( win a trip to Washington he ten runners-uwere Jennifer Bond Lucy Baikdull Clint Chuich Jeiemy hippie I Idm Ferguson Stephanie Cummings Merlynn Hare Wyntei Monica Moody and Tieo Whatcott Starley They also received special prizes Students were also Heated to a Rll special day where each student chose a free paperback book to keep ater in the morning PTA slot tellers ai rived many diessed m costume to' tell the students some of their tavonte stories In between all ol this act the students found good books to iclax with as they paiticipated in a morning hon National PTA Reflections program Happy 90th birthday PTA! The Reflections theme for “In Celebration: A Past to Remember a Future to Mold” was chosen in honot of the National PTA’s 90t h birthday Students however can create art work about whatever interests them They could write about an imaginary future world or paint dinosaurs or covered wagons Anything that stimulates the interest of students is what the 90th celebration is all about The deadline for all articles is Feb 6 at the Fillmote Middle School and Millard High School For more information contact Shetry Shepard in Fillmore |