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Show Schools Thursday, November 25, 2010 The Gunnison Valley Gazette Page 5 When giving thanks don't forget your favorite teacher At Thanksgiving, we often pause to count our blessings. While we're at it, let's not forget to thank our favorite teachers. "I can think of no better way to do so than to nominate them for an Arch Coal Teacher Achievement Award," said Wess Sorensen, general manager of Skyline Mine. "There are five awards available, and in addition to some well-deserved recognition, each recipient gets $3,500. "It's good to be thankful for our teachers, but even better to reward them and let many others know the quality of their efforts, too," Sorensen added. Classroom teachers in Carbon, Emery, Sanpete and Sevier counties are eligible an anse uninson a ey azette The annual Reflections contest was held recently by the PTA at Gunnison Elementary School. The theme this year was "Together We Can..." Students entered categories such as writing, art, photography and music. Pictured are this year's winners. SPOTLIGHT ON EDUCATION Two seniors from Gunnison Valley High School recently attended the United States Senate Youth Program. Tyrell Crane and Heidi Sorensen were selected by a committee from the high school to serve as delegates at the annual scholarship convention held at the Utah Law and Bar Association Building in Salt Lake City. The competition required Tyrell and Heidi to assemble a 20-page portfolio illustrating their academic, leadership, extra-curricular, and community service involvement. The event consisted of a written essay on how stu- dents exhibit leadership and political principles in their high schools and communities, a round table discussion on current political events, an extemporaneous speech, and a test on government positions and processes. This event allows students to network with others who share their passion for debate and government functions. Winners from this competition receive an expensepaid trip to Washington D.C. and a $5,000 tuition scholarship, with encouragement to pursue coursework in history and political science. for the awards program. The counties surround the Dugout Canyon, Skyline and Sufco mines operated by Canyon Fuel Company, a subsidiary of major U.S. coal producer Arch Coal, Inc. Nomination forms are available in area schools, partner locations and on the Internet at www.archteacherawards.com. Arch Coal is Utah's largest coal producer and a large, state employer, with a workforce of approximately 800. Through all its operations, Arch Coal is one of the nation's largest coal producers. The company is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE: ACI) and maintains its corporate headquarters in St. Louis, Mo. Do Your Best —A— Dusty Zeeman does his best by attending the Merit Badge Pow Wow. He earned his Citizenship in the Community, Nation, and World Merit Badges. Dusty is a member of Troop 731. He is the son of Dee and Beverly Zeeman. Courtesy Photo Tyrell Crane and Heidi Sorensen at the Utah State Bar Law and Justice Center. Do Your Best is sponsored by: Peterson SPOTLIGHT ON EDUCATION is sponsored by Shane de Winn 85 East Center Street, Gunnison 528-7161 GVHS Top DOG FARMERS ii( ,INSURANCEg...\ *I\ GROUP r.11,\ fa.,.. ■1.-...... . ......: • 111 Refrigeration & Mechanical • 550 South Main, Gunnison • 528-3365 Vncirec Spirits Catering Bailey Thatcher and Jantz Jensen have been chosen by the faculty and administration to receive the Top Dog Award at GVHS. Bailey is the daughter of Andy and Cadence Thatcher of Axtell. She is very involved in her school and community. She is currently the head cheerleader and seminary President. She also serves as the Laurel Class President in the Axtell Ward. Bailey also actively participates in Cantus, Upward Bound, FBLA and Youth Court. Bailey is an honor role student and she is planning on attending college after high school. Bailey Thatcher Jantz is the son of Rohn and Monica Jensen of Centerfield. He is involved in student council at GVHS and is the Historian. He is looking forward to helping collect gifts for the Bulldog Christmas project. He is also involved in football, basketball and baseball where he has been a team captain. He has lettered in these three sports. He also earned the Academic All-Region certificate for football. Jantz is the first assistant to the Bishop in the Centerfield 1st ward. He also works every day after school. After he graduates from high school, Jantz plans on attending Snow or Dixie College. Offering homemade pies and rods for the holidays! lays! holiday parties now! Bo; lunches available Dinner kits coming soon 640 South Main in Gunnison Catering 435-851-9568 for Melynda Ward or 435-851-3487 for Callie Robbins Jantz Jensen Sponsored by Af' Z.7 T e -- APPLIED COMPOSITE TECHNOLOGY NEAP WEEK This week's Heap of the Week goes to Spencer Agren. 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