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Where do you want to see yourself in five years? Either on a mission for The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints or in college.
What are your favorite hobbies? I like running cross country, longboarding, and sleeping.
If you could have a conversation with anyone from history, who would it be and what would you ask them? I would talk to Mr. Rogers, and ask for life advice and just to have a good conversation with him.
Camilla Adams has been recognized as a Maple Mountain "Prep of the Week" for her outstanding contributions to the girls cross country team this year. Running as the number one runner for most of the season Camilla helped qualify her team for the state championships this past week at Soldier Hollow in Midway. Camilla finished in the upper half of the states best runners. Camilla is also an outstanding student at Maple Mountain earning the prestigious honor of "Academic All State." Congratulations Camilla, and good luck in spring track!
Congratulations to Maple Mountain High and Salem Hills High for earning the Gold Star in the Utah High School Athletic Association (UHSAA) Sportsmanship Awards. Payson High also won the Silver Award.
Maple Mountain High Athletic Director, Dave Boyack, said, “We are pleased with the efforts of our student athletes and coaches as they implement the ideals of good sportsmanship as they compete throughout the year. The UHSAA places a lot of emphasis on the ‘Raise the Bar’ sportsmanship program with high school athletes and coaches in the state of Utah.”
Below is the link to access our Counseling Department's November Newsletter. https://spark.adobe.com/page/fD0lH71ISIUw8/
his year our Football Team tied Wasatch for 1st in our region. Our varsity boys had a great season with a record of 7-2. We interviewed a few of our Senior players; Derek Blanthorn, Brooks Maughan, and Ben Crockett, and asked them about their season and what went well.
Naomi Memmott has been selected as a Maple Mountain "Prep Athlete of the Week" for her outstanding play as a member of the volleyball team. Along with her strong efforts this year Naomi has provided great leadership as a senior to a very young team this year as they head to the final week of region play and a high RPI seed in next week's state tournament. Naomi has also represented her team with a high academic GPA. Congratulations Naomi and good luck to you and your teammates the rest of the way.
The bell rings. Class is over for the day. Students start getting in their cars and driving home. Athletes and teachers are still at the school, but for the most part the school and its hallways are deserted. That makes you wonder: what are all the students doing? What do they do in their time that isn’t spent at school? One of the things that some students do is work.
Students go to band to be themselves and work hard at being the best they can be. They create wonderful music and perform to the best of their abilities. Mr. Hurst, the band director, makes the learning environment welcoming and fun. He pushes them to be the best they can be and all the students have been improving and growing. The program is a team effort. It doesn’t work well if they aren’t working together. Everyone puts in their time and practices, and the effort really shows when they perform.
The teachers at Maple Mountain are some of the best in existence. It’s always a sad day to see a loved teacher go. This year we had to say goodbye to Mr. Miller, the physics teacher. We wish him the best.
Who would we have to fill his shoes? The newest teacher on our Maple Mountain Staff is Mrs. Carlson! She took over the position as our physics teacher, but she also has the ability to teach chemistry if needed. Having graduated from BYU, Mrs. Carlson is well equipped to teach our students.
Maple Mountain High School
51 N Spanish Fork Parkway
Spanish Fork, UT 84660
PH: (801) 794-6740
FAX: (801) 794-6744
