Show 8 Millard Page County Chronicle Progress Mav 16 2002 Millard Delta High School Reporter Jacob Middle School Coats Values and Choices at DMS Kindergarten enjoys the sandhills During the last few w eeks as part of our (health 'home economics'scicnce) program called Human Sexuality: Values and Choices students have been receiving homework he sun was sliming Kindcrgjrlncrs enjoyed a great day at the sandhills arid the company was the be it' Sandw iehcs always taste belli hen the sand gut HO ith sand' Students enjoyed Tilling their pockets w ith sand as they slid down lias in id the lulls Some billowed trucks in searih of the illusive rabbit while others tried sai d was a gieat activity to end the year for our future irst fiiaders" Milling' Della North assignments As you know our program is strongly committed to parent participation These homework assignments were intended to provide situations and opportunities for stuconversadents and their parents to discuss topics that may not come up in tions These topics however are important ones for families to talk about Much of the value of completing these homework assignments together is in sharing ideas and values Another benefit is in encouraging communication at a time when many young teens find communication with parents more difficult than when they were First Grade learns about water the first graders at DM S went on a tup to learn all they could Slay water systems We visited the Ounmson Mend Kesetvoir the DMAD traveled to ( )ak ity any on We ate lunch and went looking fur 'treasure’' in On our area way back to school we got to slop and play in the park It was canyon hank to the liachers students and parents lor making it a great dav tun day' ednesdut )n the local about and then the a High Honor graduates who will be speaking at graduation include: (front row) Aaron Shields Jarman Robison Megan Monroe Becky Bamhurst and Micaela Limburg (back row) Jacob Coats Nelson Barber and Zachary Whitaker Not pictured Philip Tuttle and Taylor Jackson younger We know that problems for teens decrease when communication about sexuality at home increases Through these classes we have encouraged communication in the home TeacherStaff Appreciation Week When the teachers and staff arrived at school early Monday morning on May 6th they were pleasantly surprised to see posters placed throughout the school thanking them for their efforts in the various and sometimes exhausting jobs that they do The faculty and staff at DMS would like to thank the DMS Parent Support Group for providing a treat for faculty and staff each day of the week and for placing the posters throughout the school We love A&vx I muni graimrs ih' int animals horn Valerie Hams' class woik cooperatively love our to learn more Librarian iJes ue do j : Fourth Graders Enjoy visit from “MOM” US Slay 2b(l2 Sirs Carolyn irestone from the tah Museum of School with an visited the lourth graders at Delta Noith lementary Muwiiin on the Slove” (SIOSI) program She spent an hour and a half with h ni the tomth grade classrooms instructing and providing discovery tenters for i and u c students St It nts became ooloeists as thev studied minimal ion fathered bom animal skulls uni scat in ordei to iluisilv them as herbivores carnivores omnivores or insectivores Students studied various "animal tools" to answer questions in loopeiative groups sim1 hands on activities they learned to classify animals and determine what ilussifi-utiuns and adaptations are used by animals to help them surv tie ish to ins itc her back any lime she can come' Mis ire gone did a superb job and we in our parent support group! cdncsdav ‘Mtuiul Honor graduates at MHS are (front row) Jaimi Robison Callie Chnstensen Travis Klaudia Bond Tia Davies and Lydia Day (backrow) Colin Jackson Hatch Robed Allen Jacob Robison and Richard Tuttle Not pictured: Adrianne Wardle MHS Commencement The ( lass of 2002 announces their commencement on ednesduy May 22 in the Millard High School Auditorium at icketsare requited lot admittance 8pm he doors will lie oien to the general public at 7 50 p m he honor students have chosen "for We've Done We'll I’tose Oiusclvcs Years to Come" as their theme High honor students will be speaking at the glad nation All in Janean Robison daughter of Reed and Robison Fillmore is the valedictoTaylor Jackson son of Brent and Dibbic Jackson is the salutatorian Other high honor students who will participate include Micaela Limburg Zachary hitakcr Philip Tuttle Becky Bamhurst Megan Monroe Nelson Barber Jacob ( oats and Aaron Shields Congratulations to the Class of 2002 Gail rian Open House to honor Linda Baugh An open house in honor ol Mrs uula Baugh's retirement will be held in the Millard High School lumhroom on b m Mas bom Wednesday p Baugh is retiring after 20 years of She has been a aluable member Millard High School staff and will greatly missed Mrs lek lung ol the be Yearbook Party he 2002 edition ol " he Millard" will unveiled at the annual yeaihook signparty on May 20 he event will be 0 p m in the MHS lumhioom bom Students may check the list on the ollicc be ing held window based to sec if they have already i yearbook They will be available night for S30 Come through the 200 2002 school year a lor sale that k" Senior Awards Assembly he annual Senior Awards Assembly tn the MIIS auditorium on May 15 at 7 pm Patents w ill be held David Schcna prepares to present him Mom Morris and Tisha Edwards assist other eager with a Mother's Day gift as Kay locate their gifts and seniors receiv aged to attend ing awards Sample's of the decorations that our Parent Support Group placed throughout the school for TcachcrStaff appreciation week Battle Of The Books During this school year all of Delta Middle Schools 7th and 8th grade students have been preparing fora final literary event THE BATTLE OF THE BOOKS Twice each quarter each 7th and 8th grade student chose a book to read On a designated date the students who had read the same books would meet together and under the direction of a student leader the group would play a game answering questions written to test the students know ledge of the book they read This activity is known to our students as “ Book Talk "If you would have visited our school in the mornings and during the lunch hour chances arc you would have come across many students who were reading and preparing for the book talk activities Towards the end of 3rd quarter students grouped themselves into teams to prepare for the culminating activity THE B TTLE OF THE BOOKS After months of preparation and preliminary competition the final competition was held on Wednesday May 8th in front of the entire 7th and 8th grade student body Each member of the st place team won a dollar gift certificate ftom Media Play and their choice of a free pass to Seven Peaks or to Snowbird for skiing or a pass for all day mountain biking at Deer Talley and The canyons or tickets lo a Srinyers Ball Came movie passes to T £ T Theaters or swim passes to the li eu Millard County Sn miming Pool Each of the second place w tnners took home a fi ftcen dollar Media Play gift certificate as well as a choice of the free passes listed above Third place winners were able to chose from the remaining free passes The first place winners were "THE BOOKWORMS” with “THE TEAM” coming in second The SMARTIES and HOTTIES tied for third place All 37 of the participating teams arc to be congratulated for participating in this reading competition are cncour- - Wednesday Mother’s Day program t was our annual Mother s Dav program m the Delta North lun slide show with all the children's pic lines showing all the fun and he children showed oil their do at school l paintings of our " world to the song "A Wonderful World ols ol houis were spent in making plaster handprints which were given to Moms as a gilt seryonc enioved the great treats that were served lor this special occasion dwards and Assistant Kay Moms presented a shoit program on leacliet isha Im lac lies talked about getting ready lor Kindergarten All students were given two new books some crayons and a pencil Ihuisdnv hmd dilleient Mav e had a linin' s we Millard and Delta High School students Kawasaki the good i times toll State USS and GYC Retreat biron Shields he state convention lor the Dtah Student Safety Program was held ake Cits on April in Salt 18 10 Outstanding motivational speakers presented leadership skills and ideas to the masses of students from schools all over the state including 24 bom Millard and Delia High schools The I 'tah Highway Patrol conducted workshops for seatbelt safety and drunk dm ing prevention Two Millard High School repFlisc resentatives Rasmussen and Lorelei Whitaker were elected Slate President and ice President for the I SSP respectively They will be responsible for planning the 2mH State I SSP Convention as well as the National I SSP Convention to be held in Salt ake City By next vear tn Norm Hry ( Man tun at the State GYC Retreat Flisc and First place winners THE BOOK WORMS: Andrea Amy Howes Heather Suffem Josee Bahr Tana Emma Nielson Thatcher Jessica Joseph Shannon Sanders Jenson Madow Plumb Outstanding GYC advisor for the State of Utah and Knsten Cummings State GYC Secretary elect ELI j E orelct w ill be traveling to IVtroit Michigan representing the State of I tah at this year’s National Convention Our congratulations to these talented young women The annual retreat for the Governor's Youth Council was also recently held at Camp Williams in USSP President Ehse Rasmussen and Vice PresiRiverton I tah Millard dent Lorelei Whitaker who will represent the State of county was we'l repreUtah at the national covention in Detroit sented by the 50 sadents from tXTta and Millard High School who term as such Marlow Plumb attended Activ itics included repelling a an area advisor for Millard Country was leader's reaction course as well as workchosen as Outstanding GYC as adv isctr in on the state We offer special thanks to Lilly shops drug and alcohol prevention and tolence New state officers were Whitaker who attended both the L’SSP elected for the Convention and the GYC retreat as a paryear Kristin ent advisor Thank you for your Cummings of Millard High School was support' elected as state secretary and w ill serve a SUBSCRIBE TODAY Second place winners THE TEAM: Michael Sloan Trevor Nielson Matt Scarpino Tyler Cazier Trumanme Boxton Derrick Anderson Kell Manis Devon Cheff Third place winners THE SMARTIES and THE HOTTIES: Chnstie Peterson Kns Kearsley Mike Pittman Misty lngrahm Sarah Cull Mandy Fullmer Camihe r POOR |