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Show Uavis County Clipper Friday, BHS Homecoming September 22, 1995 page 1 1 to be held next week Jeffrey M. Bigelow Student Reporter Wow, happy Friday and hope- fully this article will make you have a happy next week too! Tonight the Bountiful Braves will give the Highland Rams something to worry about, out on Highlands football field at 7 p.m. We hope you might feel inspired to come visit the game. will be an after parade barbecue sponsored by the band (anyone in Bountiful can come to the barbecue, you will eat well). Af8, behind the school and to the side of the football field, the cheerleaders are sponsoring the annual bonfire. Prior to the bonfire each student group decorates their own log, to be burned in the bonfire, and it kind of symbolizes the unifying of the school. Thursday is just a day of resting before the big festivities on Friday, the day of the big game. We will start out the day with a luncheon for special alumni from Bountiful High School in days past. At 2:30 we will start our action packed assembly which is to kind of remember decades past and to pump the student body up for the game. The Bountiful Braves will give the Cottonwood Colts something to think about as they see our hot football team on the field, and our fired-u- p student body in the bleachers. The game will start at 7, but will be preceded by a tailgate 1 This next week is the week we have all been waiting for. Bountiful Highs Homecoming for the year of 1995-9The theme for the week and for the dance is Come Sail Away (song by musical group Styx) and we hope all the activities weve planned will help our school sail away to glory (that was pretty smooth, eh?) Monday night at 7 at the school is the annual Powder puff game, which can be seen for only $1. At this game, the senior girls, coached by the senior football players, had better dominate over the scrawny junior girls and win the football game. Senior boys and junior boys will be acting as cheerleaders, which should be a really cute sight. Tuesday night we will be showing a good flick down at the school, just as a way for students to have a good time. Wednesday night should be a fun night. At 6, the Bountiful High clubs and organizations will parade from Main Street, down 5th South and on to the school where there 6. NEW WXH CHEERLEADERS: Woods Cross 1995-9Cheerleaders have had a busy summer preparing for the new school year. The girls competed at the University of Utah Cheerleading Camp, where they take first place in songleading, and at the Weber County Fair, where they finished second. The cheerleaders include: front row, Megan Gunn, Liz Swensen, Paige Liljenquist, Holly Drake, Abi Sabala, Keri Hansen, Emily Whitney, and Robyn Keeler; back row, Alyssa Shuur, Brooke Chapman, Jenny Shumway, Erin Allred, Jaynee Harwood, Megnan Christensen, and Lori Lewis. Not shown were Katie McCall and advisor, Bonnie East. 6 party where students can be all decorated up for the game, and where will be sold. Saturday is the day of the dance where you can take your special someone, and sail away into the night. The dance, which is only $10 a couple, will start at 8:30 and continue to 11:30 and will be in the fieldhouse. To all those people who havent asked anyone to the dance yet, get your act in gear and make some girls life a lot happier. Remember, the dance is only expensive, if you make it. Were really excited about the week, but it cannot be a success without the support of the complete student body and of the community, so come join us in the festivities. Peace. Local National Merit Scholars announced National Merit Scholarship has (NMSC) Corporation announced the names of some 1 5,000 high school seniors who are Semifinalists in the 41st annual National Merit Scholarship Program. These academically talented young men and women have an opportunity to continue in the competition for approximately 6,900 Merit Scholarship awards, worth about $26 million, to be offered next spring. NMSC is a privately financed, corporation whose are supported activities scholarship by some 600 independent sponsor organizations and institutions. By publicly honoring Semifinalists, NMSC seeks to broaden educational opportunities for these students, and to encourage the pursuit of scholastic excellence at all academic levels. Juniors in some'19,000 U.S. high schools entered the 1996 Merit Program by taking the 1994 Preliminary SATNational Merit Scholarship Test Qualifying (PSATNMSQT), which served as an initial screen of more than one million program entrants. The highest scorers in each state were designated Semifinalists in numof bers representing about one-haone percent of the states high school graduating class. Before they can be considered for Merit Scholarship awards. Semifinalists must advance to the lf Finalist level of the competition by fulfilling additional requirements that include having an outstanding academic record, being endorsed and recommended by the high school principal, and submitting SAT I scores that confirm the students earlier PSATNMSQT performance. Other important information about the students educational interests and goals, as well as participation and leadership in school and community activities is provided in the detailed scholarship application the Semifinalist and an official of the high school must complete. About 90 percent of the If you are paying too much too much for your current cellular bill we can help! Semifinalists are expected to become Finalists, and all Merit Scholarship winners will be chosen from this group of exceptionally able students. Local semifinalists are: Bountiful High School, Stephanie Bertin, William D. CELLULAR Blackhurst, Brittany J. Nelson and Nikki Stell. Viewmont High School, Matthew J. Callan, Laura M. High Grade mm Phone! Saturday, Sept. 23 Forsberg, Jacob Z. Hess, Paul G. Johnson, Carrie Ann McBeth and Thomas C. Plewe. S. Staci Davis High, Dickamore, M. York Duckworth, Allyson T. Eynon, Eric R. 1-- 4 p.m. 200 South Main Street Widdison. Woods Cross High, Megan Lovell, David O. McRae, Tad J. Oman and Daniel J. Thompson. Gelt Yo w some restrictions apply. Centerville, Utah, 84014 |
