| Show wisdom not riches Uosopbv of Robyn 5Trek’s Pioneer not for wisdom use numerous vice projects school-sponsore- ser- d including Toys for Tots Valentines for the Elderly and Sub-4-San- Adopt-A-Highwa- daughter of is the of Barbara Peterson the member art the Society and she of committee in participated prom ta y The friendly understanding humorous and loyal Lehi High School senior currently serves as yearbook editor Robyn has taken the advanced placement art class and she has received honorable mention awards for her art work She maintains a 378 grade point average and she has received the National English Merit Award and the Scholar award As an active member of the Lehi Free Press New Utah! Lehi 5th Ward she currently serves as counselor in the Laurel class presidency She has attended girls’ camp and also participated in various ward service projects and humanitarian activities In community activities Robyn served as a member of the Lehi City Youth Council and she also participated as a judge lawyer and computer recorder for the Lehi City Youth Court Her free time is spent drawing writing poetry and short stories scrapbooking and kickboxing She also enjoys being with friends and family and enjoying Wednesday May 10 2000 - - Page Robyn Peterson life Robyn’s future ambitions are to attend college find a great job get married to a returned missionary and have a great life fine-looki- ng High school may be back in 3A region review Tucker Elaine Coordinator Lehi High School participating in the year at the activity for this and will be at Lehi Wednesday next Thursday May 18 to 8 00 pm will receive completing all of of the Senior and friends are attend the presenta- for initiated Project graduating class of entitled “Exploring Your Creating of four In the first selected a topic consists It iponents anors interesting to both parents approved by the and guardians committee The gyear ranged from fly to redecorating a a career eject bed-explori- their tapping into resources available researched gy top-ttgh- ly center as well ledia as interviewing Then their findings nsm correctly research paper second phase stubbed the knowledge ed in their research a study project For the field stu-aniz- ed student interest-layin- g an instrument take lessons for three sad practice every day one student interested in as a career volun-a- t a local retire-hom- e This phase required at least 15 hours of independent work for success- ful completion While students were completing the first two phases they were also working on the third phase — a portfolio The portfolio is simply a documentation of their work It contains a letter of intent the final research paper pictures or evidence of the project a reflective paper and a letter to the judges these students are ready to present their information in the Senior Boards Each senior will speak for eight to ten minutes before a panel of three judges They will have the opportunity not only to share knowledge of their chosen subject but also to show competent speaking skills Senior Project is an opportunity for Lehi High School seniors to demonstrate their years of educational experience Their reading writing speaking listening thinking Now' problem solving and organizational skills will all be show- cased in their projects Students will gain skills and which will enhance their future college and career experiences Jill Coats Lehi High School counselor serves as the Senior Project Coordinator Russell Jensen serves as the Senior Project Chair and Elaine Tucker is the Senior Project Community Coordinator They together with many of the Lehi High School faculty have helped prepare these students for the Senior Boards self-confiden- Encore Show Choir are selected ibers Show 'nc°re has been "I Choir for selected presidents and Bradley accompanists Loiseau and Struthers and rnclude F°rd brooks Marci Fo Farr Clint Gray Jeffrey Lew Jo“es Merrill Aubrey Nielson Adam hendall Pow’ell Kamptui! ®Devm Michelle Wilkey indents are selected for The UHSAA Board of Trustees has adopted a new plan for the realignment proposal and it places Lehi High School in a 3A region again “Who knows how it will turn out until they vote on it the first part of June” said the LHS principal “Under the new proposal Granite takes our place in the old Region 10” A number of proposals were presented by 3A schools Delta did not want to go to the southern region and the southern region schools also did not want to have to travel to Delta The new plan reduces the schools’ travel time — except Lehi’s Delta Carbon Emery and North Sanpete would be in the region with Lehi The final decision will be made for the realignment in a few weeks and will impact the schools for the next four years The previous proposal kept LHS in a 4A region with schools within Utah County cutting down on travel time and time for the out-of-cla- ss students Photo by Kent Davis the Making finishin A LHS sophomore finishes up his spring semester project that he designed and built The bookcase with adjustable shelves will go on top of a buffet Stetson Morris built as a class project last fall His finished work will be on display along with other students’ this Thursday at the high school Just a word about New Utah! advertising have excellent response “When we opened our University Mall Store in November 1999 we chose to use New Utah! to announce our opening and advertise our promotions We have had an excellent response We appreciate the friendly service of the staff and the professional way they handle our account New Utah ! serves the citizens of Northern Utah county well and it is a pleasure to work with them’’ Scott Fasken owner University Mall Thomas Kinkade Gallery — their talent and skill and - also must be able to maintain a 30 grade point average while devoting hours of practice time to their musical productions The Encore Show Choir has won many national awards and recognition and has been invited to the Washington D C competition next year Students are expected to perform throughout the state and give performances at various schools while encouraging others to acheive their goals en house for retired wintendent bust honoring IR H'n retiring super- iC !s fpine H Sc5°°1 be held onT 4 P m to 7 pHlgh School ast- m Orem " to attend been - ! le in mi ?5“ at 1450 The superinten- Alpine School ‘°urth largest in Utah with 46000 students for the past 12 years Citing the with need to spend more time his family the retirement will become effective on July 1 The retiring educator began his career in education as a math teacher at Orem High School in 1970 where he taught for ten years He served as the rincipal at American Fork High 8 :hool from New Utah! 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