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Show t i I Page 12 - March 5. 1996 Education Gintah Basin Standard Altamont announces 2nd term honor roll r; fi i Altamont is proud to announce its second term honor roll. Those receiving high honors include: Jessie Bird, Jared Bolton, Heather Burdick, Marci Dastrup, Farr ah Fausett, Dallon Fields ted, Wesley Gardner, Tami Jessen, Joshua Jessup, Dustin Thacker, Cassie s group of Roosevelt Middle School 4th grade boys had the audience clapping and singing along as they performed there version of Men At Worit singing the popular 1970s sang, "Y.M.C.A. Pictured left to right: Tony Taylor, Taylor Hall, Jason Jones, Colby Chidestcr and Lance Gates. GROOVIN--Thi- Centennial Project Altamont High announces new publication Thayne, Cindy Bess, Casqy Monsen, Monte L. Roberts, Regina Sorenson, Devone (De) Burton, Cassidy Jessen, 'Reehelle Lee Moore, Stephanie Stansfield, Rebecca Jo Lee, Heidi Checketts, Whitney I. Farnsworth, Mindy Haslem, Heather C. Henry, Tammi K. Mitchell, Effie J. Thacker, Raquel C. Christensen, Mason J. Mitchell, Daryl V. Oman, Melinda D. Thacker, Matt W. Brotherson, Ulli Kuhlen, Kristen Wilcox, Sami M. Thayne, Donya Bolton, Heather Checketts, Tori A. Thompson, Courtney S. Walker, Toni Lee, Stephanie Swasey, Brad R. Monsen, Kimmie A. Shiner, Leif A. Burton, Landon C. Mathews, Cory Atkinson, Mac Burton, Michelle Brotherson, Michelle Lavon Coombs, Deedra Tew, Melissa Tew, Seth Thacker, Morgan Fisher, Daci Olsen, Daisy Fields ted, Natalia Carter, Lynly Wilcox, Colton Goodrich, Merri Tew, Sherri Thayne, Lacy Atkinson, Amber Henery, Anika Carelson, Jessica Mitchell, Curtis Watkins, Amanda Jenkins, Alexis Jessen, Darrin Burton, Garrett Dastrupt, Sharley Thayne, Devin Tew, Kenna Fisher, Curtis Carter, Jake Oman, and Joey Meeks. The following are honor students: ALL AROUNDOut of 70 entries submitted throughout Duchesne County 20 winners were honored "winners" of the PTA Reflection Contest and will go on to compete on a regional level. TROPHIES announces winners of Reflections contest PTA Gail Fauci, President of the Duchesne Council PTA, is proud to announce the winners of the PTA Reflections program. There were over 70 entries submitted from the local PTA's throughout Duchesne County and only 20 lucky entries will go to the Regional level. These will represent their county and will compete with those from Uintah and Daggett Counties. Entries this year were fantastic! stated Gaii. Im so glad I did not have to judge. I am sure the judges had a difficult time picking the winners. They were all winners Altamont High School proudly announces the publication of its centennial project: Memoirs of the Once Silent Uintah Mountains. (Include Tales of Butch Cassidy). Altamont High School students, under the direction of Donna Heather Blehschmidt, AcJenny Rust, Barton and edited by Tami Jessen Bolton, Kami Fansworth, Paul Tew, Brad Witbeck, David and the Gifted Class, have interresidents Fausett, Tara Ann Cook, Christoviewed many pher Huff, Michael Miller, Tyrell G. and have written the stories, histoTew, Morgan D. Beal, Brant R. ries, and legends into a new account Monsen, Brandi J. Christensen, Sam of the pioneering life and the wonAmes, Kaasey L. Ashby, Toni M. derful tales that make up the folklore of the Uintah Basin and the Ralphs, Shawn E. Fausett, John .Ledbetter, Jared R. Burton, Kit Upper Country. The Uintah Basin was one of the Evans, Tiffany Bird, Shade R. Giles, last places in the American West to Chelsie L. Patterson, Lee Watkins, Erica Gilbert, Francine Winkler, be thrown open to homesteading. Monsen, Destin Thayne, Craig Toby children of of the first the Many Burton, Stephanie Helms, Manda settlers still live in the Uintah Basin. But these hardy youngsters are White, Kelly Jessop, Sara Brough, our older citizens, and many are Justin D. Carroll, Michelle Jeannette Roberts, Nikki Jessen, leaving forever. Jason Bywater, William (Willy) Guy We at Altamont do feel an urHansen, Kenny Stansfield, Valerie gency to record their amazingly Oman, Shara Janae Graham, brave and often humorous stories. Steffani Jensen, Nicholas Patterson, But this is only one part of the book. Glena Winkler, Jentri Sorensen, The Uintah Basin teems with legAmanda Gardner, Elizabeth ends: legends of gold and mystery, the fabulous exploits of Butch McConkie, Rachelle Oman and Bronden Jessup. Cassidy, and the Water Babies, monsters, Burton said. Even today many believe and offer documentation to their claims of the authenticity of these stories. For a FFA look at the true tales of the Uintah Basin, its inhabitants and its ancestor legends, we invite you to enjoy our publication of Memoirs of the OnceSilent Uintah Mountains. 5 4 Call daytime or 1 evenings to reserve your or 454-36- 0 Feb. 17-2- 3 was National FFA advance copy. Week. The Roosevelt FFA Chapter planned many fun and exciting events. We started the week by declaring it official FFA week with a proclamation signed by Mayor Leonard Ferguson of Roosevelt. Activities began with a bowling farmers received Prices by Utah party on the 20th. Top bowler was were and ranchers in Walt Wootton who bowled a 190. up from the previous month for all On the 21st a FFA dance was milk and barley but down from the held with dance instruction by FFA for and alfalfa month previous hay member Teresa Dean. On the 22nd, other hay, according to the Utah the annual faculty car wash and Agricultural Statistics Service. JanBBQ were held. Ronnie Bastian and lamb and were prices up uary sheep J. R. Crazier were the head grill from the December prices. chefs. FFA week ended with a JudgThe all milk price was $ 13 .40 per ing trip put on by the Uintah FFA cwt, up 10 cents from the previous Chapter. month and up $1.40 from February The chapter had several teams 1995. Barley, at $3.30 per bushel, compete in the Livestock Judging was up 4 cents from the previous contest. The members were Eric month and up 93 cents from February 1995. Baled alfalfa hay was Antillon, Dale Barret, Ronnie Bastian, Sissy Clegg, Jeremiah $59.00 per ton, down $4.00 from the Crawly, Michelle Duncan, Justin previous month and down $26.00 Freston, Travis Grunewald, Jake from February 1995. Other hay, at Henderson, Michael Hurly, David $40.00 per ton, was down $5.00 from Jensen, Terence Larson, Steven the previous month and down $30.00 McKinnon, Carolyn Perkins, Anfrom last year. drew Purcell, Josh Shaw, Scott Williams, Mareie Wood, Walt Wootton, Kevin Jensen, Jeremy Hoyt and Rockie Bastian. The Horse Judging teams consisted of Dusty Anderton, Chet Angus, Misty Beast, J.R. Crozier, Billie Curry, Jessica Elvin, Cheri Prescott, Darrell Swenson, Cassie Wedig, Teresa Dean, Briana Sherman, Sherry Rogers and Lisa McMullin. The Meats Judging team took 2nd place with its members being Lewis Casper, Steve McKinnon, Walt Wootton and Steve McKinnon who also had the honor of taking 5th place individually. Never-Before-To- old-tim- CENTENNIAL Elementary School students dressed in ioneer and railroaders costumes: Colton Miles, Sharalcc Miles, Keesha FUN-Altam- ont orensen, Jason Wood. CENTENNIAL PRODUCTION-Altamo- nl Elementary School children dressed as trappers and traders. Native Americans, pioneers. Catholic Fathers, and railroad workers. Japanese teaching intern to work at East Elementary East Elementary School is pleased and excited to announce that they have recently been selected by international internship programs of Washington, D.C. and Tokyo, Japan, to serve as a host school for their program. According to Paul Chambers, Principal, international internship programs have three month, six month and nine months options for their interns. East Elementary School will have the intern for a three month period. Yasuko Fqjii of Nagoya, Japan, will arrive the first week of April to begin teaching in the various grades of our school. Fiyii will bring cultural lessons and demonstrations about Japanese culture to our students and assist teachers and students with projects and programs. This program will be mutually rewarding for the intern as well. While serving as an assistant teacher, Miss Fqjii will have a chance to observe and learn about our countrys education system and our lifestyles, She will also be able to improve her ability to use the english language. Fiijii is currently teaching english in a primary school in Nagoya, Japan and is excited to be part of this program and have the opportunity to live in Roosevelt. She will be hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Hall while in Roosevelt. Fqjii will also have the opportunity to help with the summer school program at East Elementary and will have the opportunity to visit other schools in the area while here. Students and staff are looking forward to her arrival and getting acquainted with Miss Fqjii, said Chambers. As Low As tome. Each participant received a PTA Reflection certificate and each of the 20 winners received a trophy. These winners are: In literature Primary division, Mary Anderson, Duchesne Elementary; Intermediate division, Ben Farnsworth, Duchesne Elementary; Junior division, Sarah Murphy, Roosevelt Middle School; Senior division. Courtney -- ! ! Muratec Plain Paper . Fax Machine c533M nior, Monica Yancey, Union High School; Alternate, Gregory Page, East Elementary and Mary Poulson, Duchesne Elementary. Agricultural prices up in February ON THE ry . INSIDE-T- he students in Gloria Jones 2nd - 3rd split class at My ton Elementary completed a unit on the Human Body by putting the organs of the body on their life size replicas. The students learned about the different organs. Pictured are Shaun Allred and Randall Evans. 1 Other Styles To Choose From DUCHESNE COUNTY Deputy Sheriff Dale Johnson demonstrates the proper techniques of Basic First Aid for a unit in Health at My ton Elementary. Pictured is Colin Manning, a student in Gloria Jones class. EBNATOR STARjjfc EXCHANGE ! 722-358- j i Clark, Union High School. In music - Primary, Aubrey Baker, Duchesne Elementary, Intermediate, Lori Ann Bruton, Duchesne Elementary; Se- - enjoy activities, take honors 454-362- 454-331- Cordless Phones 900 mz Phones Decorative Phones Many Littlefield, Union High School, Alternate, Kevin Brewster, Duchesne Elementary. In photography - PriElmary, Aubrey Baker, Duchesne ementary; Intermediate, Shayna Brady, Duchesne Elementary; Senior, Michelle Cobabe, Union High School; Alternate, Stuart Brighton, East Elementary and Lauralee Week Results FFA students Wall Phones Answering Machines Fax Machines Evans, Union High School; and Alternate, Kari Lynn Harland, Union High School. In visual arts - Primary division, Jared Bruton, Duchesne Elementary; Intermediate, Ben Farnsworth, Duchesne Elementary; Junior, Brant Moon, Duchesne Elementary; Senior. 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