February 2012

Yearbook, Is It The Class For You?

Submitted by tiffanie.miley on

Springville Junior High’s yearbook class is a full-year class with Ms. Rachel Neeley.  In yearbook, students  design pages on a online program, take fun pictures and learn how to deal with deadlines.  It is only a single period class, and it gives you a chance to be creative as well as some freedom to go along with that. 

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Lexey Anderson, SJHS Staff Writer

Bringing the news to you!

Submitted by tiffanie.miley on

Top, left to right: Rachel Dockstader, Lexey Anderson, Betsy Vega, Sarah Mitchell, Aaron Myers.  Middle, left to right: Camryn Rouse, Bianca Trujillo, Lexie Pendley, Becca Dickinson, and Luanei Mulipola.  Bottom, left to right: Cassidy Bowers, Katie Johnson.

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Becca Dickinson, SJHS Staff Writer

I yam what I eat

Submitted by tiffanie.miley on

Welcome to the only place in the school where talking is encouraged, eating is a must, and having fun is just icing on the cake; yep, I'm talking about foods. Mrs. Natalie Luke teaches foods one and foods two all day long, and Mrs. Adrienne Murray teaches foods two, one period of the day.

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Betsy Vega, SJHS Staff Writer

Be Creative in Your Writing!

Submitted by tiffanie.miley on

Students who enjoy writing can take one semester of Ms. Rachel Neeley’s Creative Writing class. The class is all about being creative in your writing, and writing about the things that students find most interesting to themselves. “I love writing, and teaching Creative Writing is a way I can help students improve their writing, and learn to love writing,” said Ms. Neeley.

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Sarah Mitchell, SJHS Staff Writer