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Show V lUNTAlI BASIN STANDARD. Mav2l. Free summer lunch for kids in Free lunches will be offered weekday! to children at the following five location!: Myton Elementary, Duchesne Elementary, Tabiona School, and Roosevelt City Park. Lundies will beofleredJuneSthnxigh Aug. 2. No lunches will be served July 4 and 24. The meals will be served from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Lunches will also be offered to the students enrolled at the Roosevelt Jr. High Summer Connections program which will run June 3 28 as a closed site to -- those children participating in that program. The program, sponsored by Duchesne County School District, the Utah State Office of Education, and 4 locations location. Breakfast will be served from Artist Grants available from best the Utah Arts Council Union High's funding in the disciplines of rrnfla, dance, literary, media arts, music, photograph', theater and visual arts. Funding for these awards is provided by interest earned on a permanent artist endowment madepossible through a 1991 National Endowment fm theArts grant. The Utah Arts Council awards Artist Grants twice annually. Since 1992 the Utah Artist Endowment has awarded more than $2i6,400 to 334 artists. An Artist Endowment Campaign is underway to double Utahs Individual Artist and Ethnic Arts Endowments so as to recognize Utahs best artists with fellowships and grants. Grants and fellowships provide sup-xi- rt for lime, muteriuls, and living expenses, in recognition for artists' role ns in t erpreters of our un ique la cull ure. For more information, contact: Tay Haines, Artist Seror Jennifer vices, Hughes, Endowment Campaign Coordinator, H01 The Utah Arts Council's Artist Services Program is offering up to $1200 to artists in all disciplines for professional opportunities. The deadline for the Artist Grants is Monday, June 3. Applications and guidelines mqy be requested from the Utah Arts Council at Artist Grants provide professional and emerging artists with immediate financial support to fiirther their artistic careers. Peer reviews determine New regional geography programs available to area schools next year also has a dental assistingtech (1997). Mrs. Robinson teaches 9 and 10 grade English, and her words ofadvice to students are as follows: Take time to eqjqy the small things in life and compeindividually and working together as fying step prior to state-lev- el tition. In addition to the Geography above all, smite. teams. One Union team consisting of Olympiad for high schoolers, the Utah She is also involved in the National Christopher Eckels, Geoff Lemon, Geographic Alliance also sponsors a Honor Society as an advisor and lists Dorian Morgan, and Curtis Murphy Geography Bee program for grades her successes as being happy with who 6 through 8, which Mr. Hansen urges die is at the present time and having placed second in team test. Next year Mr. Hansen will be the area schools to adopt. Interested par- raised four children to be worthwhile coordinator of a new regional Geogra- ties may contact Greg Hansen at Union adults. Congratulations, Mrs. Robinson, on phy Olympiad for 5 counties in north- High School for farther information eastern Utah. The Region Olympiad on either the Geography Olympiad or being Union's Terrific Teacher this week! will provide preparation and a quali the Geography Bee program. - s-a- Tri-Sta- te 10-1-1 choreography, formations, showmanship, theme, prop, technique, difficulty, appearance, execution, original ity, and costume. VarsitySTARSreceivedasuperior and highpoint team for Jaxx and lyrical Jv STARS received a superior rating and high point team for Jazs and an excellent for Lyrical Super STARS received a superior and high point team for Jaxx and a superior for Lyrical. ALL STARS received a superiorand a high point team for Jazi and a superior for Lyrical. All STARS re- - 36-7554. Debbie Reynolds Duchesne High students did very well, taking Region. State track was on May 10-1Several Duchesne students placed. On Tuesday, May 14, there wasaDUI Assembly during sixth hour. On Wednesday, May 15, FCCLA stu-dents participated in Con Amore fishing day. On Thursday, May 16 there was BandChoral Concert at 7 pjn. and the FCCLA dosingsodal was at5 p.m. On Friday and Saturday, May the seniors went on their annual Senior Sneak. Tuesday, May 21 is the Honor Sneak. On Wednesday, May 22, the awards assembly will be held. The Senior Tea ia on Thursday, May 23. Thanks to all the parents, teachers, and especially the students who show their support to Duchesne High. This year has been awesome, and we couldnt have done it without you. 1. Duchesne sophomore to attend world youth leadership seminar Ben Farnsworth, sophomore at Duchesne Hirii, recently attended the Utah Hugh OBrian Youth (HOBY) Leadership Seminar held May 1 at Aspen Grove campsite near Sundance. Farnsworth joined more than 90 other young leaders representing as many high schools from throughout Utah. At the end of the weekend after writing essays and being interviewed, Farnsworth was selected to attend World HOBYheld in Washington, D.C., where he and Shaylee Christensen of Vernal will represent the state ofUtah. They will spend a week during July at our nations capital where ambassadors from 50 states and 35 foreign countries will meet to draft a leadership code of conduct to present to the United Nations and President Bush. HOBY Leadership Seminars bring together a select group of high school sophomores to interact with groups of distinguished leaders in business, government, education and the professions to discuss present and Ai tore issues. The goal is to provide the youth ceivaxTexcellent for Jass and a with astimulating forum for learning about the free market and democratic Small STABS received an excellent for Jazz and a superior for Lyrical. Mini STARS received a superior and high point team for Jass. STA1& motto this year was Dance from the Heart! The STARS are directed ter Becky Thacker and Angie Larsen. They are assisted ter Nichole Yack, Tessa Evans and Nikki Moon. 17-1- 8, Roosevelt STARS are superb in dance competition The Roosevelt STARS Show Team ', Com- attended the STARS at Hunter petition held May High. STARS teams from Utah, Idaho and Nevada attended the competition. STARS earned a superior and high point team for What is Love?" They also earned special awards for Pace IS Terrific teachers: June 3 - Aug 2 (excluding the July 4 and 24 hohdays). Every child 18yeari This weeks terrific teacher is and under is invited to participate, Debbie Robinson. Mrs. Robinson was the United States Department of and adults may also eat for $1.25. born in Provo and is married to Gary A sample menu includes: Lunch: Robinson. They have three children, a Agriculture is available to all children 18 years and younger. Adults may buy hoagie Sandwich, pizza, hot sandwich, foster son, and three grandchildren. a meal for $2.50. No paperwork or fruit & vegetables, milk and dessert; Mrs. Robinson loves to eat macaroni Breakfast: cereal, muffin, french toast and ketchup, chocolate. Coke, and applications are required. Free breakfast will be offered week- stick, fruit, and milk. Fora copy ofthe anything Mexican. Her favorite color Summer Lunch menus or program is orange, and she loves reading, knitdays to children at Myton Elementary. The meal will be served from 8 rules please contact one of the schools ting, toll painting, horse riding, shopa.m. to 9 a.m. at the Myton school above that ia nearest you. ping, camping, water skiing, swimming, and scouting. She also loves spring as they increase their horse herd with ten or more foals. Debbie has a BS degree from USU (2000) with English teaching as a mqjor and psychology as a minor. She Eleven Union High freshmen competed in the State Geography Olympiad, held May 4 at Woods Cross High School in Salt Lake City. BreeAnne Duncan, Christopher Eckels, Rachel Eddington,- Kenna Hennefor, Jackie Hicken, Marie Larsen, Geo IT Lemon, Dorian Morgan, CurtisMurphy.Hobie Willis, and Angelina Winterton are all currently students of either Greg Hansen or Keith Morris, both Union High geography teachers. Mr. Hansen serves as advisor for the geography team, which trained for several months prior to competition in Salt Lake. One member of the group, David Perkins, was unable to make the trip. ? Union was represented by three teams at the State Geography Olympiad. Each team of 3 to 4 students spent the day competing in a series of events. In Problem Solving each team receives a problem and location Duchesne High students have been (this year, desertification in China), a very busy for the past few weeks. On package ofmaterials in eluding maps, Saturday, April 27, the Junior Prom articles, poster board, and markers, was held at Daniels Summit It was a and 40 minutes to prepare a huge success, and the kids had a lot of presentation on the problem and pro- Ain. On Friday, May 3, the Inaugural posed solutions. Ball waa held at the Senior Center. Student Body OfficOrienteering exercises in the field The 2002-200- 3 test ability to follow complicated in- ers were announced. They are: Presistructions usings compass and meadent, Tim Abbott; Executive, Mrih suring with strides. The Geography Checketts; Social, Allyson Spencer, e Bowl u a challenging rapid-firtrivia Activities, Ben Farnsworth; and Pubquiz. Written teats on human and licity, Asher McKee. Congratulations! physical geography, as well as use of Region track was Saturday, May 4. maps, graphs, etc., are completed both 2002- - process while broadening their understanding of their leadership potential and quest for HOBY leaders are also challenged to return to their communities to perform at least 100 hours of community service within 12 months following the seminar. The seminar challenged me to think about the world around me a nd what we, as the future leaders, ha ve to do to positively influence business, government, and society," said Ben. I also better understand that my goals and dreams are important and thul testers have extreme responsibilities in whatever walk of life they pursue. Ben was president of his sophomore class and is next years student body vice president over student activities. His other interests include track, basketball, cross country, speech, drama and music. Ben Farnsworth Twenty-on- e DANCING FROM THE HEART girls from the Roosevelt STARS p iii'upaicd in the solo competition at Hunter High recently. Eight were awarded Dance Champions in their divisions. Beginning Dance Champion was Jordan Murray. Intermediate Dance Champions were Chalac Grant. Brittney Jo Reinhardt, and Andrea Thompson. Advanced Dance Champions were Sarah Townsend, Valeric Moon and ClieNi Townsend. Elite Dance Champion was Che see Durfcy. 1 STARS Studios Dazzle Dancers compete in their first competition. The Dazzle Dancers JUDGES FAVORITE are a beginningintermediate level dance team under the direction of Angie Larsen. The Dazzle Dancers earned three excellent ratings, one superior rating and one high point for their routines at the STARS te Team Competition. Dazzle Dancers are for girls years in age. They receive training in jazz and ballet Dazzle Dancers have performed at various community events. Tri-Sta- 3-- 15 FlovvelClean Up Legal Services - Oil & Gas Roosevelt. 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