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Show -: : - " - ' i V..x ' v I I : , f I I- -.-.A ' I .NJ 1 . rC- 4 r ""'I F - . X I , ! I f . ' -- I , . ' A 1 k - - t - ., i. -,, ... L . - STERLING SCHOLARS Deanne McCaus-land, McCaus-land, Robert Schow, Steve Allred and Scott Smith were regional winners and participated in contest yesterday at U of U for Sterling Scholar honors in their fields. Sterling Scholars Schol-ars can win awards, scholarships in contest. Four Pleasant Urove High School Sterling Ichdars in Final Contest Participating in the Sterling Scholar finals at the University of Utah April 7 (Wednesday) were four Pleasant Grove High seniors. They included Deanne McCausland, Steve AJ.lred, Scott L. Smith and licturi Schow. In judging at BYU on March 24, each student presented his portfolio consisting of newspaper news-paper clippings, letters of recommendations, rec-ommendations, awards, a resume re-sume of general activities, etc. Also, they were interviewed by Judges in their own particular Deanne is a semi-finalist in the field of business. She is the daughter of Charles R. (Bob) and Lorena McCausland. Steve Allred is the son of G. Hugh and Carolyn Allred. As part of his art presentation he was required to exhibit five paintings. Steve not only showed show-ed the five which were required, requir-ed, but 18 others as well. His portfolio also included colored slides of paintings and sculptures. sculp-tures. Scott L. Smith, a semi-finalist in the field of science, has as his project, "The Effects of Euglena Radiated by Ultraviolet Ultraviol-et light." He is the son of Don L. and Betty J. Smith. Robert Schow is the son of Russell and Doris Schow. As part of his industrial arts exhibit, ex-hibit, Robert showed a full-size horse carriage, which he built to use in showing his horses. He took his carriage in an elevator ele-vator to the third floor of the BYU Wilkinson Center. Robert said not only the judges, but students and onlookers seemed surprised to see a horse carriage car-riage on the third floor of the building. |
