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In the Electrical centile Summit North The four students, school scored a 64th perthe section Vera Wade Wes Staples, Sargent, with CJ. again achieving scored Bristow centile, and CJ. Mortensen, at the 75th percentile. mark the the on high Engine extremely high v- -: on the Engine score school The The the test. of section j Repair section of the test was Performance" was students four the for score erage with top 58th a means score, at the 94th percentile (this percentile Wes both to honors took who students Staples the that 94 of going ! the test nationally scored lower than and Vem Mortensen with tied scores : the at the 65th percentile. four North Summit students). In the last two sections of the, test, the achieved highest jWes Staples Manual and Automatic : N.S. score in Engini Repair with a . Transmissions, pep Automatic centile score on Transmissions and 61st percentife on Manual Transmissions". These four auto mechanics students can be very proud of their 2 scoring on this test. It is quite commendable to score so high on a nationally administered test such as this one. It is interesting to note that only rarely did the students ever perform as low as the national average. Mr. Banz, the automotive repair instructor, attributes the success on this test to student interest, experience, and individual desires to succeed, characteristics innate to each of these students. The Utah Office of Education (USOE) recognizes the importance member of the South Summit Rodeo Club, from Oakley, competed in Steer Andy Woolstenhulme, of these tests and commends the last week at the Utah High School Finals. He went Into the finals, where he tied for llth-14t- h place. Wrestling North Summit students for their The first night, he took second place In the first go round. He also took first In the second go. He won the average on two steers as well as the average on three steers. Woolstenhulme climbed his way to Reserve Champion and will represent Utah at the National High School Finals In Gilette, WY, In July. The proud parents of Andy Woolstenhulme are Dick and Charlotte Woolstenhulme. Congratulations! Way to go, Cowboy -- r Cowboy Places af. Rodeo Finalist in many as such FBLA, organizations Math Team, Club, Spanish Governor's Youth Council, peer counseling, NSSP. Valerie has taught piano lessons and tutored students. The Scholarship funding comes from the earnings of a $5 Million endowment given by Samsung. Andy! GPA. and has participated From NYU Samsung, in recognition of the sacrifice and commitment of United States servicemen and women who served during the Korean War to maintain the security of the Korean peninsula, joined with the American Legion to offer an educational opportunity to the descendants of veterans who have the war-tim- e served honorably. Valerie is the granddaughter of Carroll Snycjpr who served during the Korean War. The President and Chief exccjtivp officer of Samsung North AmericJ, Song, says his corporation wants to recognize "the sacrifices U.S. commitment of and Servicemen and women. We Believe this is the best way to show our appreciation to the United States and U.S. War Veterans. Members of the Girls' State selection committee said the sqlection process was difficult. The applicants were some of the best in the state and competition was k:en with only one boy and girl chosen from each state. Valerie Snyder Vblerie Snyder, a Senior at North Summit, was named as a Samsung American Scholarship Legion National Finalist after being elected by the staff of Girl's State which was held at Southern Utah University on June In making the announcement, the selection officials said Snyder was named on the basis of academics, school and community involvement. As a Samsung National Finalist, Valerie will join 96 other National Finalists from around the United States, each competing for one of 10 scholarships, each worth an estimated $20,000. Valerie has maintained a 3.98 Ryan H. Pace, son of former Wanship residents Dean and Joan Pace, recently received a Master of Law (LLM.) degree in taxation from New York University in New York City. Ryan has also earned a Juris Doctor from Washburn University in Topeka, Kansas in 1998 as well as a master of taxation degree from Arizona State University in 1995. He earned a Finance degree from the University of Utah in 1992 and was Valedictorian of his graduating class at Ricks College in 1988. He is a 1987 graduate of Morgan High School where he was also an basketball player. He served an LDS Mission to the Philippines. North Summit High School will Ryan is the grandson of Harvey and Verla Pace and Joe and Maxine host 4 concerts this summer, each Foster. He is married to the former featuring professional musicians. Janet Gustaveson, of Ogden, and The dates of the concerts will be 17, Aug. 6 and Aug. 11. they have two children, Matthew July 10, July and Madeline. Ryan and his family Ths concerts will be held at the high are residing in Phoenix, AZ, where school auditorium, will begin af 8 he is working for the law firm of p.m. and are free to the public. These are being sponsored by the Streich Lang. Park City International Music Festival, which is in its 15th summer season. The Music Festival is one of the nation's longest summer festivals dedicated primarily to chamber music. The Artist Roster features outstanding classical soloists from around the world, representing major conservatories and symphony orchestras. In addition to the concerts listed, the Festival also presents concerts in Park City, master classes, free student performances and informal per Free Music Concerts DIVE IN! 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The first concert to be held in Coalville, July 10, will feature chamber accompaniment to an old silent film, The Adventurer". This will be a treat for all attending to have a theater experience reminiscent of lor.g ago. Recommended audience age fur these concerts is 8 yean old and up. This would be great family entertainment. For questions concerning the concerts at North Summit High School, please contact Kathy Chappell at 336-249- 8. CAMPUS POST Campus Convocation Lecture Series: FEMINISM: The Ugly Word This months presenter will be English Professor Jennifer Courtney speaking on modern feminism. Her presentation Ftmirtism: The Ugly Word will explore the truths and misconceptions of an important social movement everyone is quick to judge, but few really understand. Students, faculty, and members. of are invited to attend this free lecture and lively discussion on June 23, 7:00pm, in Room 3 of the UVSC-Wasat- ch Campus, in Heber City; Summer Community Workshops continue: NEW for Summer 1999! Geology Workshops A Geological Tour of Heber Valley. Join local geologist Sherie Walters for a fascinating day of instruction and exploration into the geology behind the landscape of our beautiful valley. With over 18 years of professional experience in energy exploration, Sherie has become a fixture on the UVSC-Wasat- ch Campus as a teacher of great skill. and hours instruction class of insight Through l' (including handouts and media presentations) and 3 7 hours of field study you will come away with a wealth of knowl- edge of local geologic history, numerous collected specimens, and an appreciation for the diversity of life just outside your door. Three dates to .choose from: June to 2:00 pm; July to 5:30pm; July to 5:30pm. Tuition cost: $25 26-9:00- am lJ-12:30- pm Computer Science Workshops 9598. Taught by Carol Klar, this class is designed to develop basic competencies for persons using Windows 95 or 98 on their Personal Computers. In addition to mouse and scrolling skills, full handling and manipulation of program windows-alo- ng with g and filcfoldcr organization through Windows be will This class covered. will help all users to become more efficient and Explorer, knowledgeable with their PCs and other Windows applications. It assumes prior experience with computers, and is taught in two sessions: June 29 and Julyl from 6:00- - 8:00pm. Tuition cost: $25. OR New Daytime Session Available! Windows 9598. Same instructor, same curriculum, but taught during office hours. June 29 and Tuition cost: $25. 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