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Show t f t 2B -- V. ft Lakeside Review, Wednesday, August 7, 1985 Winner Receives Scholarship, Prizes w 9 Young Women to Vie for; Title in Miss Roy Pageante ROY Nine hopeful young compete for the title of in a pageant on Satur10, at 7:30 p.m. in the School auditorium. . The pageant is the kick-of- f event to the annual Roy Days celebration which commemorates the coming of piped-i- n water to the city. ' The girls will begin their day on Aug. 10 at the Roy Elks Lodge where they will be judged by a panel of certified Miss Utah judges in a personal interview. A luncheon at the Elks Lodge will ladies will Miss Roy day, Aug. Roy High Susan Laraine Adair, 19, daughter of Gerry and Bonnie Adair, is a 1984 Roy High School graduate and is attending Utah State University where she plans to obtain her masters degree in deaf student education. She will present a piano solo in the competition. She has played the piano for eight years and the flute for three years. She has had special training in voice and dance. She also was student body first vice-preside- class officer, Sterling Schol- ar, Junior Prom Queen, Royal of follow. the month. Elks teen of the J.C. King, a KLO Radio anmonth, delegate of Girls State nouncer, will be the master of and member of the National ceremonies. Entertainment will Honor Society. be provided by Hales Fiddlers She plans to graduate from Family of Ogden, The Weber Utah State University with a State College Singers, the 1983 bachelors degree in teaching and Roy Queen, Christie Welch, and a masters degree in deaf student the current Miss Roy. education. ; The following is a list of pagTamera Adams, 18, daughter of eant contestants. Nelda A. Adams, graduated from Shelly Kaye Martin, 20, daughRoy High School in 1984 and is ter of Fred and Marveen Lister, attending Weber State College will present a vocal solo for the seeking a degree in accounting. talent competition. She graduated While in high school she was from Weber High School in 1983 valedictorian, Sterling Scholar in and has attended Brigham Young social science and was a state University and Weber State Col- finalist, was a member of the Nalege, seeking a bachelors degree tional Honor Society, State Elks ip English with a minor in historscholarship, won a Presidential yScholarship to Weber State ColShelly has had special vocal lege and was on the high honor training, been in the theater for roll four consecutive terms. three years and has been in comShe will perform a vocal solo petitive swimming for nine years. for the talent competition. She She was a National Merit Scholplans to graduate from Weber arship finalist, Elks most valuable State College and become a certistudent, English sterling scholar, fied public accountant. Key Club secretary and has had Becky Joy Baird, 18, daughter the lead in several musicals. of Bobby Reed and Marlene She plans to graduate from Baird, has trained in dance, piaWeber State College and then apno, gymnastics, voice, and guitar. She will present a song and dance ply for graduate school. Susan Kathleen Cawley, 22, is number for the competition. the daughter of Cecil and Mary She is a graduate of Roy High Cawley of Roy and is a 1981 Roy School and plans to continue her High School graduate. She has education at Dixie College to behad special training for six years come an airline stewardess. She in dance, three years of tumbling was homecoming queen, cheerand five years in piano. She will leader, Royalaire, and was on the present a dance routine in the honor roll. She also was on the Chatonelle drill team at Weber competition. She has attended Weber State College from 1982-198major5, ing in fashion merchandising with a minor in family relations. She was also a cheerleader for three years, ZCMI .Youngtimer, , honor and high honor roll scholar-, voted most school spirit by Her senior class, Weber State Qhatonelle, was drill mistress for two years and was a member of United Spirit Association profes- stonal cheerleading staff. State College. Lisa Peterson, 20, daughter of Lowell and Kathleen Peterson of Roy, is a graduate of Roy High School where she was valedictorian, a Royalaire, a mernber of the National Honor Society, received superior ratings at region' and state music, festivals,, find won . first place in the district spelling ' bee. She has had 12 years French horn and five years in dance. Her competition will be a piano solo. She is a junior at Utah State University seeking a degree in elementary education with a minor in music. She is also pursing a certificate in piano pedagogy. She received the Presidential Scholarship to Utah State and was on the honor roll. Lesa Monson, 1 8, daughter of Farrell and Darlene Monson of Roy, has had special training in clarinet, piano and will present a vocal solo for the talent competition. She is a graduate of Roy High School where she was Royal color guard, sang with Sandsations, Royal choir, and chamber choir. She was also student of the month and received the Lions two-ye- f tfy. H: "toh- n , f s - v.w x V -- r j, .f4 5 ,,, ' s i P' $ T- v , t "r f 1 S ' A"' 3V SS ZZt 'fV' t . I - - f ' i;' ' ! V 4. 3 ,V Y ; 1 i SUSAN ADAIR .J! years and has five brothers and kisters. She will present a reading. ' Fawna Gillette, is the daughter of Paul Leslie and Luann Duffin Gillette and lives at 716 E. 1875 S. in Bountiful. ' Fawna is 19, having spent 18 of those years in Davis County. She will perform a vocal solo of a love song medley. Heidi Hansen, 18, is the daughter of David and Carolyn ;Hansen of 484 S. 400 E. in Farmington. I A resident of the county for 5 Jyears, Heidi will perform the ong, Wedding Bell Blues. She fhas two brothers, i Trish Ilartzell, is the daughter of the late Michael and JoAnn ;Hartzell of 1311 N. Oxford in 1 Kaysville. She has lived in Davis County ifor eight years. Her talent will be a ballet solo to Aire of Chopin. She is 20. Carol Ann Ilobbs, 18, is the j daughter of Jack L. and Valerie M. Hobbs of 153 W. 1125 N. in SHELLY MARTIN SUSAN CAWLEY The Roy Days queen will receive a $500 scholarship to a college of her choosing and she will also receive over $250 in prizes. The first runner-u- p will receive a $300 scholarship and second runnwill receive a $200 scholer-up will also receive over Both arship. $100 in additional prizes. , - SsH THE VILLAGE PREPARATORY SCHOOL NOW ENROLLING Pre-Scho- ol K-- 8 I Christian Small learning groups 2 Call IRENE WHITE, M.S.Director: 360 S. 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She has lived in the county five years and has eight brothers and sisters. She will perform a dance number. Lisa Michelle Malan, is the daughter of Michael H. and Ruth L. Malan of 1304 N. Oxford Drive in Kaysville. Lisa has lived 16 of her 19 right, Reta Semadeni, Laurie Leuba, Heidi Hansen, Fawna Gillette, Trish Hartzell, Alis-so- n 7i? vefool Reta M. Semadeni, 17, is the daughter of L. Hank and Virginia Semadeni of 247 E. 600 S. in Farmington. She has lived in the county 1 years and will give a vocal performance, Before the Parade Passes Fabrics Privacy 3 Year Warrany Wide Choke of Colors & Patterns By. Alisson Thompson, 21, is the daughter of Darrel and Anita Thompson of 175 S. 650 E. in Bountiful. A lifetime resident of the county, she has seven brothers and sisters. Alisson will perform a vocal solo. Tauna Lyn Toole, 20, is the Sherri Michelle Seaman, 22, is the daughter of Col. Raymond A. daughter of Archie and NolaRae and Janice K. Seaman of 903 E. Toole of 74 W. 870 N. in Sunset and is a lifelong resident. 400 S. in Kaysville. She will perform an original She has lived in the county for solo written by an Ogden vocal will voa and perform years eight City Lights. EjPleated Shade Selected 1 Brown. cal selection, $S Thompson, Julie Field, Sherri Michelle Seaman and Maggie Minick. years in the county and will perform a piano solo for her talent number. Maggie Minick, 18, is the daughter of Howard and Mary Peterson of 1620 S. 75 E. in Bountiful. ; She has lived in Davis County one year and for her talent, will present a modem dance routine. Lynnette Owens, 22, is 'the daughter of Max D. and Ruth A. Owens of 25 Airlane Drive in Clearfield and has lived 20 of those years in the county. She will sing, "Love is Where you Find It by Nacio Herb a I d. in the county a I 544-052- daughter of Richard and Sharen Blackburn of 718 S. Orchard Drive in Bountiful, i The lifelong county resident will perform a dramatic interpretation of I Am Not Getting Married Today. Julianne Chapman, 18, is the daughter of Richard S. and Susan P. Chapman of 560 N. 2000 W. jn West Point. A county resident for eight years, she will perform an Impromptu Opus by Hugo Rein-jtol- Julie has lived i BECKY BAIRD LISA PETERSON the Julie Claire Field, 17,. is the daughter of Robert D. and Claire Field of 322 E. 650 S. in $ a, A? ; The following is a list of the pageant entrants. 17, is IJL For brochure charge. Jana Blackburn, n '' , " ...... , LESA MONSON DIANE DENNING NATALIE KARREN Davis Pageant Draws 16 Area Women All will be KAYSVILLE Wednesday night as 16 of Davis Countys young women compete in the Miss Davis County Scholarship Pageant title. The pageant will begin at 8 pirn, in the Davis High School Auditorium in Kaysville. The public is invited at no ' " -- ; 2 Award. of training in piano, eight years on the" 1986. 'K s ar She plans to attend Weber State College and will seek a degree in dental hygiene. Diane Denning, 19, daughter of William and Betty Denning of Roy, will present a dance routine for the talent competition. She has trained for two years in vocal, two years in dance, had special training in cheerleading, drill team and road show choreography. She graduated from Roy High School with honors, was a member of the National Honor Society, senior class queen candidate, and was voted Friendliest Girl. She is a Weber State College graduate of cosmetology and was vice president of her cosmetology class. She plans to get a degree in communications, and further her career as a cosmetologist. Natalie Karren, 17, daughter of Thayne and Jewel Karren of Roy, will present a piano solo for the talent competition. She has studied piano and dance. A 1985 graduate of Roy High School, she was homecoming queen, student body historian, a member of the National Honor Society, winner of the Roy Lions art contest, junior class senator and was awarded leadership and academic scholarships to Weber State College. The new 1985-8- 6 Miss Roy will reign over Roy Days and will ride in the parade to be held on Aug. 17 at JO a.m. She also will be eligible to compete in th.e Miss Utah pageant to be held in June, 1986. The winner of that competition will go on to compete, in the Miss America pageant in Atlantic City, New Jersey, in Sept. - songwriter. Woven Woods 90 Patterns 2 Week Delivery Great for Recreational Vehicles SAIT LAKE 487-566- 2 MiilwKiiim 22S-697OREM 7 M Ut IMO ImDi Parfcway Center OGOEN 479-166- 4 MOS ftwrrti Nwrinw Blvd. Cwnfry Hills Fleie |
