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Show For and about students and young adults Review Wednesday May 13, 1907 Syracuse Junior IJ awards honors Ur McBride, Debra M. Reading, Rebecca D. Techmeyer, Brenda students at Syracuse Junior High Thomason, Daniel R. Yardley, School on March 25. Jill Zaugg. d ninth-grad- briefs I i Sunset Junior gives certificates to 180 XpS r V' Michelle Arnell, Angela Bair, Sabra Baker, Karen C. Caldwell, Susan Carlson, Jennifer Cole, Chad T. Corgiat, Erika Eames, Gina Fraser, Kimber D. their exceptional academic Galloway, Alecia D. Glauser, Daachievements and outstanding na M. Hitt, Brittany D. Johnson, Brian P. Kelley. citizenship in and out of school. In order to be inducted into Benda Mathis, 'Vickie A. the society members must possess McDermott, Paula Montgomery, an overall grade point average of Amy Morse, Julie Packham, Kris3.75 or better each semester while tin Painter, Tawna R. Palmer, in Junior High School. Many of Brandon D. Park, Douglas those inducted achieved a perfect Peterson, Jennifer Rogers, Donell 4.0 average and all honors in citiSmith, Jennifer J. Steele, Curtis R. Weller, Bettina M. Willie. zenship. The advisors of the Syracuse Ninth-gradAndrea Arnesen, Chapter are: John Willerton, Ann Howard Adams. and Marcussen, Amy Beal, Matthew V. Beddes, Those inducted are as follows: Jessaca D. Brinkerhoff, Tara Dye, Seventh-gradDean G. Ander- Conn Famuliner, Dane M. Grason, Bryan R. Austad, Cory A. ham, Carla Hansen, Kenneth B. Cook, Tyler G. Cook, Bryan D. Hellewell, Jill Holley. Tami J. Matthews, Stacey L. Cox, Monica Fisher, Meredith Flint, Brabara J. Haste, Kristen Mollenhauer, David L. Morse, Scott Nussbaum, Chad Y. Suzuki, Hawley, Carl D. Hellewell. Lindie M. Hunting, Anya L. Richard Van Komen, Eric D. Kenley, Codyann Kirkham, Mar-ci- e Williams, Eli J. Wilis, Collette L. Knight, Matthew C. Youngberg. Eighth-grad- e: e: Student wins His typed paper was based on an interview with owners of Oxford Financial Corp. He also attended the National Career Development conference in New Orleans where he, along with other students from Davis, competed against top students in the United States. 30-pa- ge i'S ' ' a"1 Packing items to be sent to New Guinea Morgan Elementary satellite group (from left), Andy Shephard, Denise Wright, 4 I . fifth-grad- sixth-grad- Duane George Bret Pierson, Lauri Wallin, Jonathon Old-ar- e ham, Jeremy Karras and Jenny Johnson, Mrs. Wright is parent coordinator. Items typical of American life, youth sent to Papua The New Guinea school is a sister school to the Kaysville school. The package contains items typical to American life. Each student of Connie Burns fourth-grad- e class, Caroe class lyn Johnstons e and Geri Smiths class wrote a card stating something about their family, their hobbies and interests and their address in hopes of gaining a pen pal that has some of the same interests. Class pictures were also sent. so the New Guinea students could more closely identify with the American students. Bookmarks, Morgan Mustang pencils, magnets and rulers, a Coke cup, a local newspaper, some American games and taffy were some of the things the students thought might be of interest to their sister school. salt-wat- er Posters of the Jazz basketball team, skiing and the Statue of Liberty were included along with a d map, showing where Morgan School is located. color-code- According to the Seventh World Conference on Gifted and Talented Children, the adoption of sister schools is one of several concepts which come under the conference theme, Expanding Awareness of Creative Potentials." The purpose of sister schools is to establish communication between students and teachers who reside in diverse regions of the world. The goal is to traverse cultural, political and geographic boundaries in expanding awareness of creative potential. The annual Seventh World Conference on Gifted and Talented Children will be held in Salt Lake City in August. Parents and teachers are invited to attend this conference. Denise Wright is parent coordinator for Sam Morgan Elementary satellite classes. Safety fair to educate public .IT rnnie' LAYTON The E.M. Whitesides Elementary School is :V. itl sponsoring a Health and Safety Fair for the public and hundreds of students at the school have r been busy preparing for the fair. event was a poster The kick-ocontest announcing the fair. Each student in the school was asked to submit a poster with a health or safety theme. All participants were given an award and the posters were placed around the g Displaying poster is Andrew Clark. school and in local businesses to make people aware of the fair. Health and Safety Week will be held all this week. On Monday the students participated in an We read the instructions and aerobics class taught by Elvera FARMINGTON Andrew Clark was surprised when he won found we had to not only show Dicus, owner of Body Action Third graders (from left) Danille Malan and Jocelyn Cowdle the drug poster contest sponsored the bad part of using drugs but Aerobics in Layton. and first grader Ben Moore post signs for health fair. Tuesday there was a bicycle by the PTA. He was even more what to do instead of using them. safety assembly which kicked off utilize hand signals and overall trucks and explain fire safety. surprised when he won for the That was when I added the circles on the bottom. The poster is three days of study about safe use bike safety. A Davis County Sheriffs offistate. The Health and Safety Fair will cer will be on hand to fingerprint of cicycles. is the in the form of a mobil and is The talented son of Charles and Sally Clark of over 5 feet tall. Today, May 13, a police officer begin Thursday night. May 14 at children for safety. A blood prescame for A to the school to tell the stu- - 6:30 p.m. at the school. Andrew sure check will be offered and a further likes Andrew to surprise Farmington. Red Cross workers will teach local dentist will present dental draw and hopes to become an was the check for $150 that ac- -' dents about bike laws and proper artist. companied the first place win. I hand signals and Thursday there the proper use of the Heimlich tips. Hand-out- s will be a bicycle rodeo where chilon poison control, Maneuver and how to stop severe We started with the sign they dont know what I will do with used in the movie Ghost Busters it, he said. Besides art, Andrew . dren will participate in an obstableeding. The fire department latchkey children, and electrical cle course and will learn how to from Layton will bring their safety will be offered. and then started to add things" likes to play sports and read. said. he IJSiSXX rs; r ff prize-winnin- Poster wins contest sixth-grad- er Honor roIlCenfral Junior LAYTON Central Junior High School announces high hon-.and honor rolls for third term: or d high honor: Emily McCorAnn Dutson, Joni Johansen, Shannon Michelle Julien, Sargent, Adrienne Hall, Jennifer Meikle, Caroline Nielsen, Joy Allgood, Ml- chael Erekson, Jenny Bullough, Julie Nebeker, Danielle Potts, Kelly Schofield, Marnie Myers, Seventh-gra- mick, - ; Michael Cannon, Stacie Jamison, Kimberly Maughan, Anthony Poller, Sleven Wright, Ka- tie Crookston, Deborah Fairbourn, Mark Housley, Jacquelin Ooenshaw, Nathan Simp- son, and Wendy Wakefield. Seventh-grad- e honor roll: Matthew Call, Connie Richman, Bryce Teeples, Jody Truiillo. Carlie Andrews, Denise Brown, Allison, Soring Draper, Monlc Green, Belinda McBride, Daphne Oberg, Rebecca Spangler, Rebecca Youngberg, Sheryl Sarazine. Cara Burrup, Syndi Nettles, Hilda Bravo, Kaylyn Hash, Mindy Scothern, Jeffrie Watson, Margaret Weis, Kathleen Cottle, Lora Cummings, Charles Eeslev, Daniel Robertson, Chet Talbot, Teri Wilkinson, Eric Anderson, Char-Iv- n Cowley. Catherine DeBruvne, Julie Knowles, Brandon McMillan, Ryan Gibbv, Brandi Mortenson, Jerrod Ratcliff, Stefanie Beck, Michelle McKenzie, Aaron Buhler, April Henninger. Rebecca Johnson, Travis McQuivev, Jonathan Morgan, Ryan Muranaka, Chris Neering, Malan Olson, kara Paul, Lisa Powell, Shelly Sinclair, Darin Stettler, and Melissa Todd. Eighth-grad- e high honor roti: Justin Smith, Susan Child, Kathryn Bennett, Jon David Hammons, kara Memmott, Jobv Butcher, Laura fillerup, Stefne Leppink, Monica Rain-for- d, Michael VanBibber, Kelly Wandasiweicz, Kathryn Cahoon. Carrie Hansen, Stacy Kennedy, Eric Palumbo, Asli Sevithanoglu, Mindrell Smith, Tori Warden, Kristen Knowlton, Michelle Lovell, Jennifer Maughan, Rvan Nelson, Cynthia Rigby, Tara Schulz, Karman Woodbury. e Eighth-gradhonor roll: Kathleen Brlmlev, Heather, Scheel, Drew Smith, Kristen Smed-le- v, Justin Tingey, Rashelle Allison, Solomon Oberg, Peter Vandervliet, Chantell Culler, Sheldon Marumoto, Alisa Shipley, Shari Smed-le- y, Teri Tureson. Teresa Child, Jeffrey Croft, Lisa Fairbourn, Lisa Hatch, Bill Luce, Libby Oda, Stefanie Patterson, Joel Peterson, Mary Rhodes, David Simpson, Linda Herron, Jennifer Julien, Kim Schlemer, Todd Tarbet, Brian Walter, Chad Pritchett, Debra Grimshaw and Brenda Talbot. Ninth-grad- e high honor roll: Melissa Kent, Hoilee Warden, Rebecca Lazenby, Stacy Lemmon, Mary Greaves, Kyle Jacobs, Tracey Thompson, Heather Manning, Shawn Morgen-ster- n, Emma Dibble, Nicole Kelly, Amy Pen-noc- k, Sandra Sharp, Tiffany Smith, Carolyn Barnhart, Brent Ferguson. Viviane Voduc, Kelly Farr, Alyn Scrlven, Jennifer Tanner, Colten Tippets, Becky Wall, Brittany Stromberg, Pat Dickerson, Lana Lowry, Jana Pectol, Christina Anderson, Michelle Brown, Joy Bushman, Valerie Droscher, Raquel Figgins, David Horstman, Jennie Jasmer. Christopher Mansfield, Eddie Meyersick, Havlev Olsen, and Michelle Shepherd. Ninth-grad- e honor roll: Justine Kawabata, Chris Bone, Neil Watson, Wendy Wright, Colleen Wright, Michael Seely, Ann Rider, Shauna Day, Jason Kimmel, Tamara Allen, Amy Amldan, Wayne Bennett, Brenda Crews, Ralph Murdock, Travis Phillips. Samatha Salazar, Janelle Cornabv, Lisa Day, Michele Donais, Dustin Finlinson, Robert Green, Angela Harris, Kave Millard, Colette Nielsen, Joshua Pratt, Travis Scheel, Rican Thorson, Vickie Delamare, Kimberly Chamberlain, Monte Criddle, Amy Moss, Rachel Osmond, Kathleen Kassel. Angela Wheeler, Annie Whittaker, Kristen Fikstad, Andrew Mai, Nancy Senninger, Jon Evans, Paul Iverson, Lisa Michaud, Jared Neff, Holli Parr, Catherine Parrish, Heidi Patterson, Matthew Piper, Lori Stoddard, and Melissa Stone. Honor rollSyracuse Junior SYRACUSE Syracuse Ju- honor roll term third nior High has been announced: Ninth-grad- e high honor roll: Michael Allred, Amy Beal, Matthew Beddes, Jessaca Brinkerhoff, Tara Dve, Conn Famuliner, Dane Graham, Carla Hansen, Davin Hansen. Kenneth Hellewell, Shaleee Johnson, Daniel Foster, Tami Matthews, Stacey Mollenhauer, David Morse, Veraiynn Nelson, Scott Nuss Holly Thurgood, Richard VanKomen, Eric Williams, Ell Willis. Ninth-grad- e honor roll: Andrea Arnesen, Lauri Barber, Teri Bennett, Julia L. Bradshaw, Christina Drysdale, Esther Ellsworth, Gina Erickson, Andrea Foote. Jill Holbrook, Jill Holley, Steven Medell, Stephanie Mielke, Ebon Thurgood, Jan Twede, Jason VanAusdal, Douglas White, Lisa Williams, Kristina Willie, Collette Youngberb, James Zaugg. Eighth grade high honor roll: Angela Bair, baum, Chad Suzuki, Sabra Baker, Karen Caldwell, Chad Corgiat, Douglas E. Fisher, Gina Fraser, Alecia Glauser, Dana Hitt, Amy Keime, Brian Kelley, Lance Lindstrom, Brenda Mathis. Vicki McDermott, Paula Montgomery, Amy Morse, Kimberlee Olsen, Julie Packham, Kristin Painter, Tawna Palmer, Douglas Peterson, Jennifer Rogers, Donell Smith, Jennifer Steele, Curtis Weller, Bettina Willie. Eighth grade honor roll: Michelle Arnell, Amy Arnesen, Robert Barber, Cory Bodily, Aprihl Brinkerhoff, David Butters, Susan Carl 'v High honor students were awarded 180 certificates of achievement Thursday evening, April 30, for excellence in academics and citizenship. Guest speaker Kathy Brock of KUTV News spoke to the students, parents and faculty members about how a news story is prepared for broadcast. High honor students, Stephen Pyrohanych and Kristine Westov-e- r received special recognition and engraved plaques for their outstanding grades during three years at Sunset Junior High. New Guinea, Kays vide students trade packages KAYSVILLE The Hagen International Primary School in Papua, New Guinea, will be receiving a package soon from the Morgan Elementary School satellite classes in Kaysville, Utah. 'St j I - 'mm. m ' ' H - RUTH MALAN - KAYSVILLE Davis High School student Duane George took first place in the financial credit written even at the state Distributive Education Clubs of America competition at the Salt Lake Sheraton. 'i, '1- Lakeside Review correspondent honor 'f JL e: Sunset Junior SUNSET e students were inducted into the Syracuse Chapter of the National Junior Honor Society. Students were selected and invited to participate because of DECA Youth Ik I 1y SYRACUSE Academic honors were awarded to outstanding Seventh-eighth-an- II" 2B son, Jennifer Cole, Erika Eames, Lisa Harwood Brittany Johnson, Lee Kruppa. Rebecca Manville, Sarahann Mendenhall, Brandon Park, Lisa Pattillo, Janette Perry, Rachel Smith, Travis Thompson, Ryan Thorne, Joseph J. Thurgood, Margo Monica VanDyke, Jeffrey Willis, Clinton Youngberg. Seventh grade high honor roll: Dean Anderson, Bryan Austad, Kami Chatterton, Tyler Cook, Bryan Cox, Monica Fisher, Meredith Flint, Kriste Hawley, Carl Hellewell, Jason n Hipwell, Marcie Knight, Matthew McBride, Debra Reading, Leanna Schulz, Rebecca Techmever, Brenda Thomason, Daniel Yar-dle- v, Jill Zaugg. Seventh grade honor roll: Shane Arnold, Karin Bates, Cory Cook, Angelique D'Amico, Jennifer Flint, Barbara Hastie, Lindie Hunting, n, Jennifer Merkley, Matthew Merrill, David Lisa Miller, Christopher Nussbaum, Brian Pollock, Brian L. Pratt, Stacy Stamm, Jll M. Thurgood, Travis VanBuren, Becky Williams, Chalese Wilson, Jennifer Youngberg. 'Literacy training' offered to youths The Davis FARMINGTON County Summer Youth Employment and Training Program (SYETP) is offering a new project this year. The Literacy Training Project will be offered for youth aged 16-2- 1. The literacy project provides youth an opportunity to improve math and reading skills, in addition to working on a worksite. The entire project is approximately 300 hours and youth can earn $3.35 an hour. Work experience at public agencies is also offered, giving youth the opportunity to learn new skills during the summer. These youth will work approximately 200 hours and earn wages at $3.35 an hour. All youth must meet income guidelines. For more information or please call 451-33- 451-336- 6. Sunset teen chosen to compete at rally SUNSET Stephanie Brodal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn T. Brodal of Sunset, will represent the Utah Unit of the Wally Byam Caravan Club, International, as teen queen in a pageant in the 30th International Rally, June 28 to July 4. She will compete with other teen queens from all over the United States and Canada. They will be judged on talent, poise, beauty, excellence of performance, courtesy and friendliness. , Stephanie is 16 years old and is a junior at Clearfield High School. For her talent, she will play the piano. She will perform before an audience upwards of 10,000 Wally Byam Caravan Club members, at the Rushmore Plaza Civic Center at Rapid City. ' e She won honors last in the amateur year junior competition at the Wally Byam Caravan Club Rally at Boise, Idaho. first-plac- Law Day activities memorable for kids Law Day CLEARFIELD will long be remembered by chil- dren at the South Clearfield Elementary School. A special program, spearheaded by Dorothy Parker Lawrence, Veterans of Foreign Wars District 13 president, featured local and state dignitaries including Gov. Norman Bangerter and Congressman Jim Hansen. Principal Marilyn Dahl accepted a flag for the school presented by Bessie Petersen, District 13 senior vice president. In a keynote address, Clearfield Mayor Neldon Hamblin challenged the students to be patriotic every day." He also urged the children to support and study the laws of the land and serve others. Following the ceremony, the children released hundreds of balloons with messages asking the finders to participate in the activities of POWMIA groups around the country. Young pianists get invitation to contest Pianists ages 8 to 18 have until May 22 to enter the Young Chang Piano Competition for Young Artists. Competition is scheduled June 23 and 27 in Salt Lake City Competition application forms are available from the office of The Gina Bachauer International Piano Competition, P.O. Box 11664, Salt Lake City, Utah 84147; telephone (801) 521-920- t 0. |