Show Millard County Josh Johnson is a sophomore at Delta High He is the son of Paul and Marilyn Johnson and is the fifth child of 9 Josh can be found working on his father’s farm in Sutherland or out hunting pheasants and women Occasionally he might be found out in the mountains trying to find his way home Josh might be called obnoxious at times but if he is it’s in the nicest way He enjoys playing basketball and dragging Main Preference is a success Christmas trees and decorations greeted each couple as they entered the DHS Cafeteria The theme for this years Preference Ball was “An Old Fashioned Christmas” For many Preference was the ending to an exciting series of events Most girls started out by asking a guy to the dance in a very creative way One junior after basketball practice ume out to his car and found it full of balloons one of which asked him to the dance After voting for the top ten most Preferred Senior guys an assembly was held to show their talents and to auction off their cookies to the highest bidder The biggest amount paid was $64 for Mike Church’s cookies At the end of the assembly the girls stayed in the auditorium and voted for 3 of the 10 guys Saturday during the dance they announced the winners: Corey Larsen and Burke Taylor tied for first runner-uand Jason Sabey is this years Most Preferred Man The dance and preceding events were met with a lot of enthusiasm and success Delta by Tami Reynolds The PTA at Delta High School has returned with a new name Instead of just the Parent Teacher Association it has been changed to the Parent Teacher Student Association This is because they felt that the students needed to be involved in the association since it was for their benefit The high school hasn’t had a PTA for two years and they decided it was time to get one going They wanted it to help meet the needs of the students and the school The student body president Rex Butterfield and vice president Laurel Simmons are the student representatives of the PTSA board They bring any complaints or suggestions that the students have to the board meeting The PTSA then takes those comments and tries to do something about them They encourage students’ comments because “It’s hard to know what the students want if you don’t have input” said Deb Jones vice president of PTSA The members of the board are: Connie Mortensen President Deb Jones Althea President-elec- t Crapo Jane Knight Andrea secretary Nielson Helen Finlinson Gayle Margie Beckstrom Rex Butterfield and Laurel Simmons The PTSA is currently working on their and chartering with the national organization They are planning on a Teacher Appreciation Week later on in the year Anyone who would like to participate can pay a two dollar fee and become a member Deb Jones said "It’s going to take some time to Our get the programs implemented concern is getting the best education for our children” The board meets on the first of every month If anyone has comments complaints or suggestions the PTSA would like your input Western chosen as Debate finalist tournaments begin Darlene Western the daughter of the late Sheldon Western and Sharon S Wright has been chosen as a State Finalist in the Miss National Coed Pageant to be held in Salt Lake City in June of 1989 The finalists then go on to Hawaii for national competition Darlene is a sophomore at Delta High School and is active in Acappella and Track She is the secretary of the young women in her church She likes meeting new people enjoys all types of sports being with her friends shopping and listening to music Darlene is being sponsored by Cubing (Robin and Linda Smith) Dr Scoville Dr Blair Losee Service Drug Gifts Losee Lumber Unlimited Sahara Motors Galli Construction Clyde and Carolyn Stevens and Joanie and Evan Maxfield go to Tri-De- ls competition by Shelly Bunker On December 2 and 3 the Delta High Debate Team attended a tournament in Olympics There were over 500 people m attendance Angela Stahli was the only member from Delta to place She took 2nd out of 150 participants in the Princeton in which she was given three subjects and 10 minutes to prepare a 6 minute speech on those three topics Although only one person placed in the tournament “It was a good learning experience for us” said Angela The debate team members are: Valicia Moore Loretta Tenney Catrina Oliver Calob Warnock Tanya Hamblin Angela Stahli Nathan Tenney Melissa Nissonger Michelle Dent Their leader is and Adele Peterson Miss Chapman a seventh grade teacher at the middle school The next tournament will be held in January DHS events by Britt Willden December 3 the Delta High traveled to the Utah Valley Community College for a dance competition came to school Each day the at 7:30 am and practiced through first period to prepare for this competition All of their practicing paid off They placed second in a dance made up by the drill mistress They also placed fourth in a prop dance Although the did competition was hard the their best They were supported by family and friends Acappella Choir news Winners of selling the most tickets of BYU football game were Tony Wright and Neysa Plummer They won a pizza from the Pizza House Winners of the dance marathon were Mr and Mrs Pete Madsen They won a dinner for two from Rick’s Family Restaurant Thurs Dec 15: Girl’s basketball Delta at Gunnison Wrestling meet at Millard 6 pm Fri Dec 16: Boy’s basketball Delta Delta at at Emery Girl’s basketball Cedar 16 team wrestling match at Las Vegas Super Sensationals dance 7 pm High School Auditorium Sat Dec 17: Sub for Santa Benefit Dance pm Commons Area sponsored by Student Council cost is 2 cans of food per person 16 team in Las Vegas match wrestling Dec 21: Acappella Choir Wed 5:30 Delta Sands Giving Concert 7:00 Care Extended 6:00 High School Free to Public Christmas party to follow Dec 22: Girl’s basketball Thurs Emery at Delta prices $100 students 6 and up $200 adults i Fri Dec 23: Boy’s basketball $300 at Delta adults $100 student 6 and up Quilt Honor Society drawing at game Christmas Dance Delta South presents “I Believe” 4th grade is shown practicing for the Christmas program which be held December 22 1988 at 9:30 for AM Kindergarten 1st and 2nd Graders parents and :30 for the PM Kindergarten 3rd and 4th grade parents Each grade will sing of various themes Kindergarten will sing about jcily old Santa 1st grade's theme is “Toys" The 2nd graders sing of the Christmas Tree and 3rd grade will sing about The Nativity The 4th grade has some fun songs about Reindeer We want to welcome everyone to come and enjoy the Christmas spirit The will DSE welcomes Terry Ferris Mr Terry Ferris has joined the He ty of the Delta South Elementary teaches the Second grade He loves to do anything that includes his family and being outdoors He also likes to read and build things Mr Ferris graduated from Springville High then went to Snow College for year and finished up with a Bachelor of Science in Elementary Education from BYU “I’ve always liked being around children and working with them but what finally helped me decide was talking with an Education Professor at BYU It was then that I decided that teaching was for me” says Mr Ferris He believes that children are our greatest resource He feels that if we fail them we are really failing ourselves For this reason he wants to be the best teacher he can be to help the childen be successful Terry’s family includes: Carolee (his wife) three boys Dustin Tyler and Outreach classes offered in Delta facul- another child at the end of December MHS has Senior MHS events by Jason North 13: December Christmas concert (combined high school choir and 6th grade program) 10:30 am December 14: Wrestling (Delta at Millard) December 15: Girls’ basketball at Richfield Math and Spanish Dept at Richfield High School December 16: Boys’ basketball at Grantsville December 17: Wrestling at Bingham Girls’ basketball (Hurtournament ricane at Millard) JV at 1:30 pm Varsity at 3 pm Boys’ basketball First home (Gunnison at Millard) game! Ninth and JV at 5:30 pm and Varsity at 7 pm 19: December Faculty family Christmas party December 20: FHA and FFA Christmas social 7 pm (Lunchroom) December 22: Girls’ basketball (Gunnison at Millard) Boys’ basketball (Morgan at Millard JV at 4 30 and Varsity at 6:30 pm) pm December 23: Girls’ basketball at Cedar Boys’ basketball (North ball assembly The MHS student body was entertainer on Dec 8 at 10 am with the Senior Ball Assembly Many of our talented young people entertained the audience The theme of “Jingle Bell Rock” was very fitting since Christmas is just around the corner The assembly was a ity in preparation of the school’s annual Senior Ball to be held Sat Dec 10 from 8:30 to 10 and the fioorshow at 10 It took about 30 seniors and two weeks of early morning practices to put together the Senior Ball Assembly Directors: Jason North and Cindy Taylor Skit director: Jason North Formal dance choreographers: Jody AK Ashman and Katrina Hirschi A big thanks goes to all of those who this make event to to help participated a memorable one Sanpete at Millard) 25 to January December Christmas vacation December 30 Girls' basketball Junction ahlnKlbiWearU easy on your heart and start cutting back on foods ire high in saturated id cholesterol The ge’ll do you good “Hiking and Climbing in the Great Basin liNational Park’ by Michael low R available Kelsey American Heart Association WERE FIGHTING 'OURLIFE FOR for $895 Southern Utah State College is offerclasses in intelligence ing outreach testing and music for elementary teachers winter quarter in Delta Music 390 - Music for Elementary Teachers starts Jan 6 and 7 and conand tinues the weekends of Jan and Class will be Feb taught at the Vo Tech Center Fridays from 6 to 10 pm and Saturdays from 8 am until noon David Nyman a professor of music at SUSC will teach class the Current Education 590 Developments in Intelligence Testing is a teacher inservice class It starts Jan and continues through March 8 Class will be taught Wednesat the Delta day 6:30 to 9:30 pm Center DHS High Counseling Counselor Dr William Foster is the instructor Both classes are being offered on a basis according to Dr Phillip C Carter associate provost for acedemic programs at SUSC Because in nature a they are sufficient number of students must be enrolled in each class to insure that they will be taught Registration can be completed in person or by calling the SUSC Registrar’s Addior Office tional information about the outreach program can be obtained by calling the SUSC Division of Continuing Education Delta resident studies Page WM bookmobile schedule Monday ckley Dec 19: 2:30-- Hin- pm Deseret pm Deseret Oasis Chapel Tuesday Dec 20: 8:30 am 3 pm Delta S Elementary School 3:45-pm Sutherland pm Wednesday Dec 21: Oak City pm Fool Creek pm pm Leamington 7:15-- pm Lynndyl Dec 22 through Jan 2 Thursday there will be no Bookmobile stops On Tuesday Jan 3 the Bookmobile will be at the Delta South Elementary and HAPPY HOLIDAYS! at Sutherland Hinckley Lion’s help others see The Lion’s Club of Hinckley is volved in several community projects New including services to area Eyes for the Needy and others But unlike other Lion’s Clubs the Hinckley group likes to keep its services right here at home Ray Brown past president of the local club said “Years ago we decided instead of sending our money out of state into Lion’s across the world we’d start having some projects here locally” New Eves for the Needy is an international Lion’s Club project While the Hinckley dub conducts an annual drive to collect eyeglasses to send to the needy elsewhere in the nation and overseas the dub keeps it's eyes on home too “Just about every year” Brown said “the school nurse comes up with one or two students who can’t financially by acquire glasses themselves so the Lion’s pick it up” Brown said the club has not been contacted with such a need so far this year More than four million people worldwide have benefited from the program since it began in 1932 Hinckley Lion’s honored all the in the area in early November with a catered party “It's for those unable to go out on their own usually and go to a program or a party” Brown said “We cater that” This program was catered at year’s Top's Cafe in Delta Brown said there was “a very good crowd a very good program and a very good dinner” The Club also furnishes Santa Claus in Hinckley Deseret and for Oasis “We have a lot of good worthwhile projects” Brown said Current Hinckley Lion's Club President is Duane Galli Jefferson's College of Allied Health in dental Sciences offers programs hygiene diagnostic imaging nursing occupational therapy and physical therapy I " Forest Service T I T-- I’SDA -I PLAZA TWIN THEATRE 7 Thru Dec 29 520 E Topaz Blvd Twin 7:00 8 9:00 pm i New Location - Bigger & Better 3000 Sq Ft - Growing all the time JOIN NOW! - We will not Due to the contract on these recently released films have our Tuesday Discount Prices during the run of these films GET IN SHAPE Twin Membership Gift Certificates Available Singles - $303 months (30Cday average) Families or Couples $453 months (22Cday average cost per individual) Call Fred Foster 1 or Bill Universal Come see 864-299- 864-257- at 2 Cross Country Ski 2 8 9:10 pm 8 8 Aduli TucsJun Equipment Includes: Bikes Hatfield 7:15 Machines Free Weights etc Equipment 800 W 200 V fN ext to Rob's 3 Exercise Auto Body) 0 n Discount S' N chts P A Adults 9 Mond Dec 19: French Dip with Au Jus or Burrito with Cheese Stick green beans cherry potato rounds dessert milk Tues Dec 20: Hamburgerbun or tuna sandwich with cheese stick hash browns carrots fresh orange and apple wedge milk with Taco Salad or Lasagna tossed green salad chilled pears cake milk Chicken Patty or Beef and Bean Taco Boat shredded lettuce french fries corn cookie milk Christmas Dinner Kevin Dee Church has begun his studies in physical therapy in the Colof Allied Health Sciences of lege Thomas Jefferson University in Philadelphia Mr Church son of David and Nancy Church of Delta is married to Karla Glover They are the parents of a daughter MacKenzie at £)-- FITNESS at the Chronicle Progress 2: 1988 - FAMILY CENTER S Go and Undergraduate students in need of supplemental funding for college are urged to write to the Scholarship Bank for on private scholarship information sources The Scholarship Bank is a foundation which works with private foundations the US Department of Education and financial aid offices to assure that high school and college students already attending college receive information on private aid sources Funds are normally awarded on such basis’ as academic standing major financial need and even on a students willingness to consider a special research project It is estimated that over 500 million dollars in private aid money will be distributed next year or roughly of all available aid Funds for students range from Undergraduate $1000 to $20000 per student with most scholarships renewable yearly Graduate level grants are also available with values up to $25000 National Organizations are funding women 25 and older who are returning to school to continue their education Older Female awards range from $500 to $20000 Students should send for this information by sending a stamped (business size) envelope to The Scholarship Bank 13941 East Amar Road La Puente CA 91746 PTSA comes to 15 Dec Millard School District menu Graduate MoDel spotlight Thurs USPS s Students urged to apply for private grants scholarships I nJer $2 A Senior P A I Citizens 52 nder A Senior ( mens SI Shows subject to change due to availability For more information call $64-455:r i i L T i" i 1111 - r |