Show Row Justin Taylor Mirissa Harrison Gina Meinhardt Guido Schena Brent Pearson Jason Noah Row 2 Kelly Beard Eve Tanner Crista Pollock Briana Stefanoff Scott Henrie Ryan Crafts Row 3 Ward Killpack president Kiwanis Club Doyle Topham Thorpe Waddingham Mel Scow Leadership awards presented Left to right: Teressa Nickle Dave Wankier Murdock Jeff Ogden Scott Choir France trip for 52 is paid off Members family and friends of the Delta High School acappella choir completed a lengthy fund drive Thursday May 25 by sending a check to the travel agency making arrangements for their trip to France this summer The check was for $13534 Around $109000 has been sent to Journey Associates of Mesa Arizona Cost is $2067 per ticket students and chaperones are going The choir has been invited by the Mission Du Bicenteniare and the City of Paris through Journey Associates to sing Sunday July 2 in the shadow of the Eiffel Tower in celebration of the bicentennial of the French Revolution The trip will also feature several performances in England Choir director David Wankier said the choir will perform in Stratford England "They want us to be on the parade float for one of the radio networks in London” he said “They us to ride and have the want chaperones follow along with the We’re also enrolled in another 'festival in London1 where we’ll do a concert” V Hope of America Awards were presented to the twelve sixth grade students shown in the accompanying picture The students were praised by Kiwanis president Ward Killpack who made the awards by accompanied other officers: Thorpe Waddingham Doyle Topham and Mel Scow Millard ' Kiwanis The Club makes this annual award to Mr members of the sixth grade Killpack noted that the purpose is to “that process leadership: promote whereby an individual directs guides influences or controls the thoughts feelings or behavior of other human beings towards desirable ends” Some of the special qualities which this years student nominees for the award showed included: ability to make valid decisions ability to generate new ideas willingness to hear suggesand to accept criticism objectivetions ly seeing responsibilities and having a good sense of values Wankier said the choir will rehearse several times a week before leaving The adults were required to pay their own way but parents of choir members formed an ad hoc group in to help students raise money Since then the group has met every Monday night in the choir room at DHS to consider projects Dozens of have been held They included a garage sale a carwash several raffles an auction a sale of bake sales drive iron scrap to the Chronicle Prosubscriptions gress the sale of balloons for Valentine’s Day and Mother’s Day several dances shows and concerts a tour of Salt Lake City with an appearance at a Golden Eagles hockey game and at the State Capitol the sale of firewood a pheasant unit sale and several other projects businesses inSeveral foundations were apdustries and philanthropists proached for donations Drop boxes on checkout counters of area businesses produced a lot of money for the effort The group leaves Salt Lake City for Europe June 30 Many helped choir funding In addition to revenue earned through various sponsored by the choir for their trip to France this summer many individuals and groups made significant donations to the cause Here is a list of those generous donors: Gov Norm Bangerter Neal Finlinson Stanley Giles Mabel Bonner Roger Moon Helen Dora Walker StanHersleff ford and Shirley Cazier Leamington Ward Hinckley Lions Gwen Fine Arts Contel Blue Notes George Hunter and Delores Eccles Foundation 1HC Delta West Stake Glen Swalberg Union Pacific John McCormick Laurel Doxen Robert Price Mary Jane Libby James and Eloise Johnson Daryl Pearson Mel Roper Ladrue Roberts Dr Roland K Christensen’s Monson Dr Brian Wolsey Jack Nielson Grant Nielson Doyle Thorpe Waddingham Nacel Cultural ExMace change County CommisDuWil Publishing sioners Continental Lime Marion Blackett Daryl Christensen Eldon Eliason Roger Melville Afton Dr Craig Holdaway Farm Bureau Moyle Dorius Life Dr Freznick Quality John Delapp Dr Richard Call Dr Richard Stone Dr Jackson Donna Sagers Aaron Colin (memorial) Rick Nielson Quilt donation Dr Jeffrey Dixeen Dutson Matthews Dr Loren Cook Dr Brian Wolsey Dr Julia Meyer Ladd Dr Roger Oldroyd Monroe Brothers Holman Janis Porter Larry Sanders Hayes Ekins Kristi Gardner Cheerleaders go to national competition i’ n Jenny Ekins and Kristi Gardner were both cheerleaders on the Varsity squad this past year During that year they competed in a National Cheerleading Competition in Caliirnia Their squad of twelve girls took a routine and placed third in the nation Jenny Ekins not only went to California last year but was asked to Varcompete the year before with the sity squad as a junior They competed in Florida for Nationals and took fourth in the nation Jenny has been taking gymnastics for ten years and has competed in that area all her life Next year she will attend Southern Utah where she will be a State College member of the gymnastics team Kristi Gardner has been a member of the "Las Chalitas” Drill Team as well as cheerleader While she was in Drill Team they placed first in their region That year she was chosen outstanding drill team member as a junior She has taken dancing for seven years and has many of her own choreographed dances Both Jenny and Kristi have had experience in teaching cheerleading skills this past year to young girls in their area They enjoy it and look forward to teaching again Honors Institute Michelle Dent daughter of erden and Christine Dent of Oak City has won a scholarship to the Summer Honors Institute at Ricks College in Rexburg Idaho this summer The Institute is designed for talented academically high school Twenty such students are juniors selected to attend from throughout the United States and Canada The Institute will be held June 12 July 14 All participants enroll in Let"Intellectual ters Heritage” Afternoon seminars colloquia demonstrations and field trips round out the educational experience Dent will be a senior at Delta High School next year Richard B Jackson received a Doctor of Medicine degree from The George Washington University School of Medicine and Health Sciences in exercises on Friday commencement the son of May 26 Dr Jackson Robert and Ruth Jackson of UT will serve his residenSutherland in Practice at Madigan ArFamily cy my Medical Center in Tacoma WA Foreign studies at DMS Deidra Bennett shows Stephen Lisonbee her Dutch costume and special artifacts from Holland Miss Pat Roundy's fifth grade class has been studying foreign countries Two local scout leaders honored The Utah National Parks Council of the Boy Scouts of America has awarded Silver Beaver Awards to 46 outstanScouting ding men and women volunteers including two from Millard County The local recipients were Robert Terry Hansen Delta and Brent D Fillmore Jackson Hansen is a Scouting commissioner trained and has He is Woodbadge received the Scouters Key and Explorer Adviser Key Awards He is Jackson is a Scoutmaster Woodbadge trained and has received the Scouters T raining Award for Cubs and Scouts Scouters Key and the On My Honor Award The council is authorized by the National council to give the Silver Beaver awards once a year The award is given for exceptional service to youth by volunteer Scouters in Cub Scouting Varsity Scouting and Boy Scouting Exploring Utah Boys State celebrates 50th anniversary 1989 is the 50th Anniversary of Utah Boys State The American Legion takcv great pride in its Boys State program for we believe that citizenship training for high school students is one of our We most important responsibilities believe that from this learning each of them will gain a perience deeper appreciation for our Democrat k form of government They are the leaders of tomorrow and it is to them that we look to maintain our precious heritage for Freedom and Democracy 1989 Utah Boys State will be held on the Weber State College Campus 3750 Harrison Blvd Ogden Utah June through June 16 “Utah Power and Light believes in the future of our youth The future of our state and nation depends on the academic excellence of our young people and we want to help to strengthen those future leaders” says Jack Peck Utah Power & Light Region Manager Writer wins scholarship Jenny Michelle Dent to attend Ricks degree Utah Power and Light Company is pleased to announce the winners ol their annual achievement scholarships The following graduating high school seniors were awarded $500 scholar Delta High ships: Burke Taylor School and JuLyn Greenhalgh Millard High School i Dean Kevin Harris son of John and Emma Lou Harris graduated June 3 from Southern Utah State College with honors Dean is an outstanding student where he has not let his handicap (visually impaired) stand in his way of He has received various success awards National Dean’s List in 1984 and recently received the Award for Student in Behavioral Outstanding Science Dean graduated with a BS degree in He has a 39 GPA in psychology psychology and an overall 37 GPA with a minor in Sociology He now plans to further his education by going on and getting his Master’s and Doctorate Dean is currently employed at South West Mental Health as a counselor He participates on a panel where he talks with educational students and other various groups in Utah about how to educate the handicapped He has also worked with high school students and at social services Dean is a 1973 graduate of Delta High and has lived in Cedar City for the past 5 years with his wife the former Patty Gamble and their three children Jackson receives UP&L scholarship winners k SUSC graduate Marti Wiser was recently awarded a full working scholarship to the week long Writers at Work workshop to be held in Park City Utah June Chosen from over fifty applicants because of talent and need she will be a volunteer to the faculty Scholarship recipients will receive a manuscript consultation with a visiting author editor or publisher chosen by each writer Marti has been published in the Deseret News the Salt Lake Tribune the Ensign Magazine and St George Magazine She is currently working on several health and psychology nonfiction articles and a novel set in the depression era A member of the local chapter of the League of Utah Writers Marti began writing three years ago She credits the Millard chapter with encouraging her dreamto become a published writer This organization meets the third Thursday of each month at 7 p m in the Delta City Library Beginning and published writers are encouraged to tend for support workshops and constructive critiquing For more information please call Lorene Smith at Oak City student gets scholarship Curtis Turner The College of Family Life at Utah State University in Logan has announced its award winners for the past year and scholarship winners for the academic year Among the winners was Jenifer Ray Finlinson Oak City who won a Clara L Budge Scholarship N akken graduates Stephanie Smith Nakken recently received her degree in Elementary and Special Education from SUSC at the 92nd Annual Commencement exercise held June 4 1989 in Cedar City Utah Stephanie was a SUSC cheerleader for two years and then served 18 months as a LDS missionary to Guatemala She is married to David Nakken of Cedar City where they make their home Stephanie is the daughter of Phill and Lorene Smith of Sutherland and the granddaughter of Mrs Deona Black Delta and Mr and Mrs LeRoy B Smith Sutherland Brown sugar will keep soft if removed from the package and placed in a dry glass jar with a fresh peel of lemon Hugh O’Brian seminar The Annual Hugh O’Brian Youth Leadership Seminar will be held June 9 10 and 11 in Park City Utah The seminar focuses on America's incentive system and is designed to motivate tomorrows leaders today Funds for the seminar are raised through local civic organizations and private businesses The seminar gives students the opportunity to rub shoulders with several business and community leaders Sophomore students from across the state are selected to participate on the basis of their academic achievement and demonstration of leadership skills Curtis Turner will represent Delta this year Curtis enjoys rodeoing in which he calf ropes team ropes and bull dogs or steer wrestles He takes pride in wrestling for Delta High and being part of a state wrestling team His achivements include freshman class vice president sophomore class president Studentbody elect 394 GPA nominated to the Who’s Who in Foreign I anguage Award 1988 2nd in 2A state wrestling 10th grade math team member selected by student council for Outstanding Student Award Kiwanis Hope of America Award and Eagle Scout YOU CAN BE IN 150000 PLACE5 AT ONE TIME! 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