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Show J . Y .' ' . ' . - " ': I y f..! ' r - 1 Five Bryce Valley students took top honors at the Constitution Bowl held at Canyon View High School in Cedar City. They are, left to right, Jen TROPIC Bryce Valley High School can be proud for the second - year in a row they took top honors at the annual Constitution Bowl held at Canyon View High in Cedar City. Advisor Ruth Baugh accompanied accompa-nied five students on the outing where they went head to head with students from Dixie, Snow Canyon, Can-yon, North Sevier, Fredonia and Woods Cross higji schools. The Seller, Marshall Thompson, Rosaiee Thomp-son, advisor Ruth Baugh, Denise Clark and Kirsten Shakespear. Bryce Valley Students Take Top Honors At Constitution Bowl event, normally a southern Utah competition included Woods Cross this year, the team that gave BVHS students the most difficult time. Bryce Valley and Woods Cross tied for first place and in a five question runoff, Bryce Valley sue- , cumbed on the final question by not hitting the buzzer quickly enough : bringing home second place. Last year, competing for the first time as juniors, they brought home a proud first place as well. Participating in the Apr. 9 event were Marshall Thompson, 10th . grade; Kirsten Shakespear, 10th grade; Denice Clark, 10th grade; Jon Seiler, 9th grade, Rosaiee ; Thompson, 7th grade and alternate Savannah Thompson, 10th grade. Each student received a video on government or the constitution, a medal and a plaque. |
