Show P3e 6 Millard County Chronicle Process October 11232 f r I MHS NEWS t: pA Kaela Phillips Reporter Janna Nichole Nixon Photos by Camille Cummings Bates Emily Draper Freedom Academy Students learn about freedom Delta High Candlelighting Camille Bales West Desert High Janna Cummings and Nichole Nixon of Millard High Ennly Draper Elaine Hales and David Nickle of Delia High School reccnlly participated in the Utah National Guard’s Freedom Academy at C amp Williams The oung people learned about the freedoms they live ith and what it is to lice without those freedoms through a scries of activities and lectures We scanted to teach llieses young people to be participants in democracy them with the system by lamiliariing how American works” Ll Col Don Spradlmg the director of the academy said "They received information about how the media the political process and work and gamed an the gosemment insight into die actions of patriots past and present” Among the guest speakers at Freedom Academy was Kilty dc Ruytcrwho F David Nickle Elaine Hales nt three and one half years in a Japa ncse concentration camp and Dr Eddie Peterson a veteran if the battle of Cor ar II They also regidor during World had lours of the I tab state capilol and a visit from Et (ms Val Oveson ami Center IXlta and the Utah tours of the Slate Prison Participants came from 78 high schools throughout the slate Nearly all will be student leaders at dieir respec live schools this coming year According to Spradlmg it is not our intent to recruit these young people as Guard members but it is our intent to recruit them as patriots " s Millard Eagle Chapter 0‘fcers tor 1992 93 are front row left to right Amber Davies Adam Crapo Sara Probed second row Jeff Mitchell Brian Child Jana Cummings Shane Croslad Morgan Christensen Advisor Ben Hunter back row Colby Robinson Josh Probed and Jed Memmott Millard Eagle FFA Chapter Josh Prohert buss as the new school sear h o The Millard F agle FA Chapter has been kci started The new FF olficers are Morgan Christensen I'tesidcnt Jana Cummings and Vice Presidents Josh Probe rt Shane Cmslan porter Brian Child Sccretars Ad mi Crapo Treasurer Jclf Mitchell Sentinel Jed Memmott and Colby Robinson and Sara Probcrl tnd Amber Disks Historians Parliamentarians During the summer Jeish Probcrl ami Jed Mi'iiinoti ale'ng with adsiseir Ben was he Id at Brian Head and turned Hunter attended the slate leadership convention out to be a very beneficial program Taco the north paik in llllmore H Tlie TEA fBLA opening social as held it salds were served Tins was lun activity for all og the clubs Also the e hapter had 40 of our students attc ml the tali State Fair in Salt Lake City this from our year and e arc expecting a lot of outstanding achievements chapter as you can see we've got off to a great start B Homecoming activities completed Ionic coming week ended last Satur ith the annual homecoming dame day as in the Aerie The theme for this year "W hen Look Into Your Eyes " During the week various activities were held storlmi! with window decora lions uptown The winners tins year were the sophomore class ith st place seniors 2nd place juniors 3rd place and freshmen 4th place The homecoming queen was an nounced on Monday with DcEitc 1st Jana Cummings Pctcrsonquccii attendant and Kaela Phillips 2nd alien dant The annual bunny bum had to be postponed until Fridas afternoon due to the high winds on Thursday evening Gates Lynn Thanks to Harvey Sherry Ashman for Grccnhalghand representing the parents uh their spirit talks at each of the pep rallies Friday was full of anticipation as the big game grew closer and closer The anmi il homecoming assembly w as held in the auditorium w ith Jason Aguiar and Robert Ashman as emcees The home com ng court performed two numbers the MHS chorus sang two songs and Mrs Eleanor Fuller gave a most appropriate reading on the traditions and memories of Millard High School through the years Kaela Phillips and Jason Aguiar played a rousing rendition of chopsticks on the piano Alumni knsten Bums brought down the house with her country music and Jason Aguiar Preston Rowley and Garrett Jackson ended the assembly with their version of ‘Tor those alxnit to Rock" The best part of homecoming week w as the football game against the Della Rabbits A large crowd was on hand to see the Eagles defeat the Rabbits in Region 10 action 14 6 Jo anythim If you Jon i learn you ff always fmJ someone cfse to Jo it for you — ‘Mark 'Twain s 'Mother 'evcr learn to FES summer readers honored Fillmore Elementary Schixd students set a new summer reading record this year when 160 summer readers qualified for the school's top award the Royal Order of the Golden Chipmunk To earn the award readers had to read at least 50 books regularly attend the and complete brary or bookmobile several others goals The readers’ names were entered in the Chip R Munk Summer Reading Club Hall of Fame and each was honored with a certificate and a $500 cash prize donated by the Fillmore Elementary PTAThc summer readers also enjoyed a party at the East Millard Swimming Pool In addition 11 students earned the Order of the Silver Oak (30 books read) and 2 students earned the Order of the Bronze Acorn (10 books read) The following students earned the Royal Order of the Golden Chipmunk Marquita Adrian Clint Aguiar Sausha Alderman Robert Allen Daniel Anderson Jimmy Anderson Michael Anderson Jill Bailey Nelson Barber Becky Dustin Bamhurst Ashley Bamhurst Bcckstrand Corbin Beckstrand Kyle Bcckstrand Lindsay Beckstrand Holly Bennett Jack Bennett Lisa Bennett Ryan Blad Chase Bond Jana Bond Kaeic Bond Klaudia Bond Morgan Bond Eric Brinkcrhoff Fallyn Nicole Brown Shelly Brown Becky Burgess Jimmy Burgess Cole Carling Kristen Child Caihe Chris Knshclle tensen Collin Christensen Christensen Monica Christensen Jacob Coats Jefferson Coats Robert Melissa Crosland Condic Bryant Cummings Kristen Cummings Daniel Matthew Davidson Cade Davidson DaDanclle Davies Casidcc Davies vies Maridec Davies Shccna Davies Tia Davies Amanda Day Jamie Day Collette Dcarden Anny DeGraffenned Vanessa Dickinson Kayeie Edwards Taryn Ellison Kyle Emmett Alex Brian Andrea Frampton Engstrom Frampton Jessica Frampton Gordon Jennifer Giles Carrie Fuller Groesbeck Angela Hare Bridget Hare Derek Heidi Heward Eric Hatton Huntsman Jami Huntsman Sean Iverson Colin Jackson Taylor Jackson April Johnson Erinn Johnson Jacic Johnson Nate Johnson Melissa Kesler Michael Kesler Aaron Kimball Jordan Kofoed Kacie Kofoed Suette Koylc Jennifer Kunz Nichole Kunz Casey Larsen Kendra Larsen ShaRce Larsen Kalan Lemon Micacla Limburg Joy Lisonbee Lani Lisonbce Jenny Lovell Jeremy Lovell Rachel Lovell Manah Sonia Todd Memmott McMahon Paul Monroe Mendoza Megan Monroe Scott Monroe Clint Monsen Michael Monsen Jennifer Monsen Angie Moore Jill Nielsen Melissa Nielsen Craig Olsen Cara Olson Kevin Perkins Brittany Platt Marcor Elisa RasPlatt Cole Quambcrg mussen Kate Robinson Lacey Robinson Sally Robinson Casey Robison Robison Jaimi Robison Sterling Joshua Rowley Alan Scott Devon Scott Andrea Sheridan Brooke Sheridan Matthew Sheridan Trtsta Shields Jannekc Shirts Rae Lynn Sorenson Shccna Starley T J Slarley Ethan Stephenson Carson Stevens Chet Stevens Dcvan Stevens J D Stevens Stewart Jason Stevens Lindsey Shameka Stuckey Ky le Sw allow Jenny Talbot Trevor Tccplcs Ty ler Tecplcs Jamie Thatcher Philip Tuttle Richard Tuttle Adrian Wardle Janell Wardle Steven Warner Sarah Waters Jamie Watson Jennifer Watson Tafta Watson Matthew Watts Rodney Whatcott Tina Whatcott Baykyr Williams Lisa Williams Joanna Wright IT CAPTURES THE HEAT WITH NATURAL GAS You capture (lie Fri Oct 2 AT THE PLAZA cash 520 E Topaz 4 Delta Utah 84624 Night Plus 90 Buy a Day condensing natural gas furnace and get S200 cash back Its 96 6 annual heating efficiency rating comt'ed with the rebate means good "ews for your heatirn bill— and sour wallet thru Thurs Oct 8 m BASEBALL " 3Q8A Tom Selleck Rated 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vludenltxxly Caleb Johnson was unable to attend the Rick ceremony due to knee surgery intrixlueed each of the remaining lead ersof LXIla High as they walked through llie ”D" Sludentbexly Secretary Jill Nielsen lit the studcnllxxly candle 1 he other officers art Emily Drqxr Sliulcnlbexly Historian and Nathan Stc wart Studentbtxly Stxtal Manager Brian President class Senior Stephenson thanked his class for elect mg him he also remarked of his hopes to make this year the best for the Seniors he hojK’s that they w ill come to him w ith suggestions and the class ill be able It) work together Senior class Vice Prcsi dent Fran Ftnlmson lit the Senior candle Senior class Secretary is Ryan Moms Junior class President Deborah Tan ner comments included plans for the best Junior prom and for a fun produc live schixd year where everyone pulls She also accepted a date to together Harvest Ball with Mike Junior class Vice President Lori Ivie lit the Junior candle Junior class Secretary is Robyn Larsen Sophomore class president Eve Tan ner said that Delta High student have always been winners and so the sopho mores fit in wonderfully Sophomore class Vice President Farr ah Huber lit the Sophomore class Sophomore candle Secretary is Melissa Ivie Frcshmanclass President Julie Hyde remarked on the traditions of DHS She said that the Freshman feel warmly welcome and they arc glad to be part of a schixd that cxcclls in sports as well as academics The Freshmen hope to make DHS proud of the class of '96 Freshman class V ice lYcsidcnt Lsther Scott lit The Freshman the Freshman candle class secretary ts Hannah Huber Head Cheerleader Heather Taylor noted that it has alw ay s been tradition at Delta to have spirit and to be the very best The students should get along and work together because at Delta High Schixd everyone makes a difference Co Head Cheerleader Sarah Bacon lit the spirit candle Varsity Cheerleaders Heidi Holman are Angie Dutson Shauna Dckkcr Amy Swalberg Jill Junior VarSumsion Cally Gnffiths sity Head Cheerleader is Jimic Junior Varsity Cheerleaders arc Jill Myers Jaime Cox and Sheri Campbell Trt Del President Shelly Campbell rt presented the all the dubs with her She observed that all of the speech dubs put in a lot of work and effort to make Delta High a better place and they aren't always recognized Hopefully this year each of the dubs will be given the recognition and support that they The Tn Del officers were deserve announced as Bobbi Anderson Tara Bills Carol Anderson Becky Scott Rolxrta Bloomfield Jeanette Ektns and Che llcse By rd The remainder of the dub presidents were csciuted through the “D” and the oflicers were announced Steele The FHA President is the officers are Emily Dent Christine Rosa Lazaro Bender Elvcra Pete I lame Hales and Emily Draper The FFA President is Rachel Bunker the officers are Bobbi Anderson Misty Peterson Christina Dcarden Danielle Darren Peter Greathouse Gondcr Babb Casey Lovell and Kyle Wheeler Tlic National Honor Sixiety President is John Greathouse The Acapdla President is Jenny Turd Hie oflicers are Carol Anderson and Jll Hyde The Jazz Band President is Kenneth Howes the officer is Heather Comeau Tlie Concert Band President is Alicia Christina the officer is Wilson Ci uie hard The Drama Club Ihesident is David Nickle the officers are Emily Draper and aura Jacobsen The Debate Club President is Rosa Lazaro the officer are Russell Kennedy and David Nickle The MoDcl Editor is Emily Draper Tie Yearbixik Ed lor is Ins Taylor the olliccr are Jill Nielsen and Elaine Hales The Rixlco Club President is Casey Bassett the officers are Heath Butler and Shelly Jenkins The Broadcast Club President is Sherri Bennett Hie Y CC Mas or is Russell Kennedy the council is David Nickle Ron Warren Emily Draxr Llaine Hales Windy lYatl and Rosa Lazaro The cltcmian’s Club acting President is Brett T alhot The Student Council advisors arc Mr Shane Row ley and Mr Clint Peterson hen all the leaders ere assembled on llie bleachers Rick Murdixk tixik the oath of office as Delta High Sehtxil Siudenthixly President He was sworn in by Mr Peterson The other officers were then sworn in by Rick After the sw earing in w as completed lit the individual the cheerleaders The candles of the student council lights were dimmed and the cheerleaders led the entire schixd in a round of “Delta High” The candlehghting ceremony is one of the neatest assemblies at Delta High school Caren Nielsen a parent m attendance said “I'd have fell bad to miss this It’s really quite sjcciaL" Students at risk of school failure: What are we doing? by Mary Ann W illiams The lime was 130 on a warm Thurs day afternoon in May 1992 in a Utah school district office building A meetw ing was in a progress and the Chair as in the process of calling mil Men and women responding were representatives from the county Juvenile Court County Youth Corrections the directors of Special Education and At Risk Services for the local schixd district director of the county health services counselors from the local junior high and senior high schools county family services county substance abuse The Interagency Coordinating Council was in session According to the agenda it was lime to consider B J a student identified as “at risk” by the lixal schixd B J had been experiencing difficulty in schixd He was not learning as rapidly as others in his class He was not getting along well w ith his classmates w as teased on the playground and was frequently late to school In addition he appeared to be hungry was quite disheveled when he got to schixd The schixd team had been busy at the local level tutors had been worktngwithB J on his schixdwork he was given a complete physical exam through the health department and the family services worker had visited the home with a healih nurse While many problems could be re solved at the schixd level with the interagency team the physical examination had revealed an abnormality with B J 's heart which required follow up but the family had no car to get to medical appointments In addition through the home visit it was learned that this single parent mother had recently lost her job the water had been cut off because of unpaid bills and she was m need of immediate dental care due to severely abscessed teeth The meeting held in May resulted in assistance in getting water reconnected which would allow the family to bathe and have clean clothes and an appointment for B J to have further medical evaluation The team also arran ged for transportation for B J and his mother to Salt Lake City an appointment for his mother with the lixal demist and a subsequent appointment for her w ith Job Service Tins scene is repc ated throughout the State of Utah in each of the nine schixd districts who are participating in the Early Intervention for School Success Program This program is one example of Utah's public agencies collaborating to meet the increasing number of children with complex and diverse needs This program targets children and families in kindergarten through llie third grade who mav not be succeeding in school for a number of reasons some school specilic sot e family or comsome individually munity related unique some economically related An 35 40 estimated percent of Utah’s schixd population arc "at risk" and require specialized intervention at sometime dunng their schixd years The complexity of these children's needs means that no one agency can help them Only by both publie and private agencies working together can Utah's children achieve educational success Plans are in progress to significantly expand the number of districts schixds and grade levels who are involved in collaborative services and programs B J 's schixd performance improved B J’s asaresultofcollaborativccfforts mother now has ijob and is maintaining her family on her own The challenge is to pros ide similar supports and services to all “at risk” Utah students Stop Smoking 4 American Heart Pi A Association 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