November 2009

Maple Mountain Marching Band Takes 4th

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On November 6, members of the Maple Mountain Marching Band competed in the Red Rock Invitational in St. George. Wearing their new uniforms, tension was in the air before the Golden Eagles were to perform “Take Flight.”   Maple Mountain Marching Band was awarded 4th place overall.

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Wearing new uniforms, the MMHS Golden Eagles received 4th Place Overall at the St. George Red Rock Invitational on November 6.
Attributions
by Marshall Levi, MMHS Golden Eagle Globe

Debbie Thorn Registers with Students

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Debbie Thorn has been working for Nebo School District for thirteen years.  She is our new Registrar at Maple Mountain High School.   Mrs. Thorn grew up in Idaho and graduated from Idaho Falls High School.  After she graduated from high school, she attended at Ricks College and Brigham Young University.   Mrs. Thorn chose to work for Nebo School District so that she could be more involved with her children and have the same schedule. 

Attributions
By: Cameron Spilker and Keaton Atkinson, MMHS Golden Eagle Globe

Maple Mountain FFA does well at Snow College Competition

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On October 13, 2009, Maple Mountain FFA Chapter traveled to Snow College for the Annual Snow College FFA Judging Day. 
 
The Livestock Judging team placed 3rd overall--team members were, Luke Olsen, Brady Olsen, Daniel Jensen, and Derek Tidwell. Also, Kinsey Williams took 1st place in Dairy Cattle Judging. All students who participated did an amazing job at this competition; we are so very proud to call them members of Maple Mountain High School FFA.
Attributions
By Monica Giffing, Advisor

MMHS FFA Participates in Festival of Trees

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Maple Mountain High School’s FFA Chapter will participate in this year’s Festival of Trees.  The Festival of Trees is in its 39th year and operates through a board of all women who volunteer their time to benefit the Primary Children’s Medical Center.  Businesses and families throughout the state enter the festival displaying their talents and abilities in creating a unique Christmas tree.

Attributions
by Monica Giffing, Advisor

FBLA & DECA Clubs Tour Businesses

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On Wednesday, October 28, Springville High FBLA (Future Business Leaders of America) and Maple Mountain High FBLA and DECA (A Marketing Club) members had the opportunity to tour three businesses in Utah County—Fort Knox Safes, Graphîk, and Tahitian Noni.

Attributions
Carey White, MMHS DECA Advisor