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Show iirwwiiri 8A Th Summit County Boo Friday, Docombor 16, 1994 Sourh School News South Summit Conger, Joelle South Summit High School Honor Roll High Honor Roll Honor Roll BRANDON MTCHEU. HOLLY VAN TABSai BEN MARCHANT JASON 9CATES SHAUNADGQBWIQ BRETT LEE MOLLYCRMCH COOYA1MNBCN BRANDI MTCHEU. CAMERON IMXHELD NICOLE MTCHELL SARAH WHITE TANVAWDCXSIBHJUE NATHAN ftlHiHHinn UfVVVINIVIbrVInT CASEY RAGE STEPHANE LOUDER STBPHAME STEMBRIDGE BREN BARTH Honor Roll JULIE BLAZZARU RORYBOWEN BAM RIDER STEmicflnrHnfN MSTYSTAHR MaiAHItlUP m uvwcn ncrr ONES KATHERNE 0EE8 LUKE Honor Roll EMLY EVANS JERBUIY BUZZARD BRIAN WANGLE PHILIP WRMHT GARYST11MAN CRAIG WRIGHT RACHaPARK ZACHARY HOWICK DU. GLACE BENHARRB BONDI MITCHELL AMBER WALKER DELYSkACAFFEE JUSTIN WATERS TENNLLE HORTN LAURA MAVNES JASM LEAVITT DEBORAH LEWS SHBLEY THOMAS BANDRAMCAFFEE ROCHBLE WARNER AMYRCHMOM) KELLIE KHKHAM MCHELLEROBMBON Sophomores High Honor Roll KALHOYT STEVE BAK80N LOHNLETTHEAD MCHAELJORGENGEN KENNEWURE JAMK.ANObHSON BLAKE ROPER CARYN CURTIS HEATHER N0RR8 GREG ATKINSON TODDCUMMNGS UWMI ihwvurmpi 0DLUNBPHE9C0rT OOOPER CRYSTAL GENNFERPACE IWUIfJW I BUNRSnummUi ALAYML MARCHANT WENDY YATES STEPHANE FRY AMANDA CRMCH AMY JORGENSON ALLEN MCNE! BETHANY MnCHELL HEATHER RAGE JOaPRMCE MARRY PYNE CUNTRYDALCH ROWDY LEWS HEATHER STILLMAN RUBYWOOLSTENHULME SCHUMANN DALLAS GNAANDER90N JCH4000N BECKY TAYLOR DUSTY LEAVITT JASMNE SARGENT TINA MILLINER MSTY WOODARD RYAN STAPLES KELU LARSEN WEVUN RICHARDS CHRISTINA URE LYNDGEY WARNER RAYCHEL PHILLIPS Wagstaff, Laura Glade, Matthew L MCBfRRE Edwards, Kaisl Davie, Ben Stokes, Haley Woolstenhulme, Tesla Anderson, Erica Ure, Melissa Van Tassell, Haley McNeil, MAMNES Preace, Parley Conger, Joelee Tatton, Sheri KARALEEHOYT JDHNRDER Rebecca Lambert, CHYAWCB3VGRD8 DOUGROBBfTTB Heather Powell, LYN9QE0R9 A1LB0N EVANS NATA1EERAGE J0GE00STAN20 KELSEY WHTTE SARAMERKLEY REBEOCAJORGBCEN ANDREW BURNAHD Simmons, Teresa Mitchell, Natasha Edwards, Elisha Michael LKtledike, KARADEGERNQ David Hortln, HEATHS VANTASGELL AMANDA WOOLSTENHULME Stephanie Williams, BROaCPHBCE Pitt, Jeffery Natalie Ann Merchant, Neff, Helping Children Through The "What Now? Phase Do your childrens interest in their gifts last about as long as the batteries that run those gifts? Maybe you need to consider recharging both the batteries and your children. Some degree of as letdown is inevitable, says Dr. Shelley Lindauer, early childhood specialist in the Utah State University College of Family Life. Children are restless caught in limbo between Santa Claus com ing and getting back to school to see their friends. Its almost as if a balloon has popped! What can be done to prolong the festive, warm feeling of the Christmas season, and minimize the letdown? Giving is an important part of Christmas, Lindauer says. It is also would reappear at 'regular intervals Ann Waters, Christopher leakson, Gregory THWNY8NELGROVE TUCKETT CRITTENDEN Freshmen High Honor Roll J Ryan McNeil, Chelsea BRMNNERAGE AMBER SPACER GENTRY D6IGRAN0 RIAN THACKER 6TEPK0IGOATB6 Erik Bradley, DIANA CUMWNQ8 AUBHA DEWEY WILLIAM WARMOTH HCHARDGOATEB BRUIT URE STEPHANIE UHE UtAICS Andrea Smoot, JENNFERMOOT CHROMA L Liea Lott, THOMAS SALTAS BRANDONROPER NAOONAMTCHEU. AMANDA WALKER BART LEE BJSABET WESTBYE RACHEL PAUL TRENT VERNON JOGHUA GEORGE AARON ROBNBON BRYCE MLDON ROBYN 8LNDEERQ MALEIALITTLEOKE AMBER SMITH DAVID LEWIS MARE BLA2ZARD DARREN HMKEN90N KENDHCKPASBEY TRGHAOOSliANBD OLMAMCNEL JOOI MTCHEU. CASCI COWAN JES8CA BENNETT Merchant, David JENNYPREBOOrT ZCNTLMCAFFEE 8TEPHANEWELLBT BRANDI PARKIN JENNY DEE8 ABHLEENRHHAM Stephenle Beer, Honor Roll High Honor Roll SETH PITT JAKE APLANMP SEANCUM4NGS HOUJEWALKEH TAAIAHA Jennifer Evans, Junion Middle School Honor Roll. 6th Grade "EMm Scaiori Sorenson, Cami Amber Rydalch, Ginas, Matt Matt Crittenden, say thanks! Taking decorations down and great excitement! Im sure we were getting the house back in order need far more interested in our toys than not be drudgery. Make it a family if wed had them all at once!, affair, Lindauer suggests. It is fuji Lindauer says. to safely tuck two or three special Children need to learn to show snapshots taken on Christmas day appreciation and the holiday season into the box that decorations are is a perfect time for this, she says. stored in. That way, when you get The days following Christmas are the decorations out next year, ideal for writing thank you notes. youll have some happy memories Even the youngest children can be of last Christmas to talk about as involved in this endeavor or by you decorate the tree. Be creative! Develop your own making a drawing and having a partraditions which will ent write out what they dictate. and memorable. If be fun are meaningful to enclose in Snapshots thank-yo- u notes. A child who you family has something to look writes grandma and grandpa to say forward to after Christmas, the letdown can be rethank you for the red sweater can new with include a picture of herself wearing family rituals. placed the sweater. What a special way to throughout the winter, making for post-holid- John Coonradt, Amber McNeil, Rachel Fickas, Casaady Trevor Peterson, Laurltzen, John Moon, Heidi Carn, Amber Simpson, Aehloy Morkloy, Andrea Smoot, Robbie ay after-Christm- as a gesture that can be continued Mitchell, Brittanio Woodard, Kirby Hortln, Raelyn Clegg, Shawn Edmunds, Aimes Zanna Holzapfel, throughout the year. With so many Crofts, Karl children receiving new toys at Christmas, now is the time to clean out toy boxes and closets. Toys which are no longer used or interesting'may be donated to your church or favorite charity. These toys will be a welcome gift to a less fortunate child and give your child the joy of making other chil- Stillman, 90.8 Andrea Pedersen, Mikalana 90.6 PHYSICAL ABUSE 90.6 Pushed or shoved you. Slapped or hit you. Kept you from leaving. Kicked, choked, hit or punched you. Threw an object at you. Locked you out of the house. Abandoned you. Refused to help when you were Pollution costs us millions tradition.. After the initial excitement with our new gifts has worn off, we were asked to choose our favorite three or four. These we kept to play with. The others were put in boxes on the shelf in our hall closet. The hidden" gifts eachyear. Reducing Health Care Costs: Taking It To The Streets state-of-the-a- rt m ed 'care costs. Each serious injury prevented saves the country $35,000 in health care costs. By buckling their safety belts, drivers save the country $282 million in health care costs. By not driving drunk, and not letting friends do so, taxpayers whittle an other $684 million from their bills. Prevention works. This year, resolve to sit back, save money, and reduce injuries from your car. Your resolution can have a profound effect, not only by saving lives, but by saving the nation money. By becoming a safer driver, you can help reduce motor vehicle crashes and national health care costs. Resolving to drive safely easier than resolving to lose weight or exercise more. Every, driver and passenger can take simple steps to make motor vehicle trips safer. Dont drink and drive. Dont ride with people who do. Use safety belts and child safety seats. Wear a motorcycle helmeL Be a courteous and responsible driver. It could be the easiest and most valuable resolution youll ever SOME TYPES OF ABUSE 90.8 Atkinson, Jado dren happy. My family had an interesting Every day including Christmas, New Years, and the an average of Fourth of July 100 people die in car crashes. Another 14,000 are injured. The costs of those deaths and fatalities are staggering: American paid $137.5 billion in 1992. Highway crashes often necessitate lengthy hospital stays; expensive, care; and long-terrehabilitation of disabilities. The health-relatcosts of highway crashes $14 billion annually male highway safety a nuyor issue to be addressed in reducing health m'r'rif Vim 4iy VMfsfUfs (EM0TI0HAL ABUSE) Criticized you, called you names, shouted at you. Drove away your friends lic. Refused to socialize with you. Kept you from working. Controlled all money, make all sick, injured or pregnant Subjected you to reckless driving. Threatened you with a weapon. Used a weapon against you. decision! SEXUAL ABUSE Assumed you would have sex with any available person. family. Refused to work. Took car key or house key away from you. Threatened to hurt you or your Minimized the importance of your feelings about sex. Criticized you sexually. Called you sexual names. Forced you to strip. Publicly showed interest in other Who Makes A House Your Home? The Team at Republic Mortgage Coxp. persom Had affairs Punished or deprived the children whenangiyatyou. Threatened to kidnap the Told you about other affaire. Harassed you about imagined affaire. Manipulated you with lies and contradiction! Threatened you with a weapon. after agreeing to DESTRUCTION OF PFTS Destroyed or sold you valued possessions. Primary, Second Homes Jumbo Loans Refinances Condo Financing a Investor Properties Low Doc Loans Lots New Construction FHA.VA 190 North Main, Rifuilic mortgagi HeberChy 654-28- 18 .. THT Ignored you feelings. Ridiculed you about religion, race, or class. Withheld approval, appreciation or affection as a punishment Fsr more Information call fist . Destroyed furniture. Broke dishes. Broke down doors to get to you. Abused pets or animals to hurt EMOTIONAL ABUSE Aim Cummings, JoeProbst A EBQEEHtt Hit wall with J7T"; chil- dren. monogamous relationship. ' Forced sex after beating. Forced sex when you were sick or it was a danger to your health. Committed sadistic sexual acte. ('tKVlJ andor family. Humiliated you in private or pub- you. Killed pets or animals. 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