Golden Eagle Crunches Numbers

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Golden Eagle Zach Wyler has been actively involved at Wing Enterprises lately, interning as an accountant. Zach wanted to experiment in this field because he enjoys the, “idea of being an accountant.”  As an intern, Zach enters customer purchases and billing information. During his time at Wing, Zach experienced what working as an accountant was like. He said, “There was a great atmosphere on the site."
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By Jacob Henry, MMHS Golden Eagle Globe

Students learn about the medical field

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Jonathan Seiter was one of the guest speakers this Spring at Springville High and Maple Mountain High school’s Window on the Workplace seminar. Mr. Seiter is a recruiter for ARUP Laboratories in Salt Lake City.    He spoke to the students about the importance of an education, and what types of jobs were available at ARUP.  Students were interested to hear about how to enter the fields of Medical Technology and Pathology.    Mr.
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by Robyn Dunn, Work-based Learning Coordinator

An Opportunity of a Lifetime

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Maple Mountain student Alysa Skousen has had a chance to work with some very special kids. Alysa interns at Spanish Oaks Elementary with the special-education preschool. She has the opportunity to help, teach, and entertain children in need.  Alysa decided to try this line of work after helping with the peer tutor class last year and decided that her love for the class and for children pointed to this type of work. 
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By: Sarah Blancher, MMHS Golden Eagle Globe

FCCLA “STAR” Competitors

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Maple Mountain FCCLA chapter recently had four of its members compete at the state convention in STAR events.  STAR Events (Students Taking Action with Recognition) are competitive events in which members are recognized for proficiency and achievement in chapter and individual projects, leadership skills, and career preparation.
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By Mindy Johnson, FCCLA Advisor

Dance Company's Spring Concert Performance was Outstanding

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April 22 and 23 Dance Company and the dance classes at Maple Mountain High School performed at their end of year showcase. There were a variety of dances ranging from a modern hip-hop dance performed by Dance Company to the classic waltz performed by one of the social dance classes. Some of the dances featured were choreographed by the students themselves, while others were choreographed by a professional choreographer. The dances had a wide range in themes and dance styles, which wowed the crowd as the dancers performed intense tumbling acts and body movement.

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By: Kyrie Carpenter and William Shelton, Golden Eagle Globe

"With Me Tonight" -- Prom 2010

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Prom Royalty 2010
 Prom King- Cameron Starr, Senior Attendants- Matt Moon and Zach Hixson
  Prom Queen- Samantha Raleigh, Senior Attendants- Whitney Moss and Cassie Tobler
  Prince-Freddy Woods, Junior Attendants-Hudson Sheranian and Braden Rymer
  Princess- Katherine Wilkins, Junior Attendants- Devonnie Walpole and Jessie Raymer
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by Kierra Larsen, Marissa Clegg, and Sarah Blancher, Golden Eagle Globe Writers

Maple Mountain Robotics Team Goes to Nationals

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Maple Mountain robotics team attended the national FIRST robotics competition in Atlanta Georgia on April 14th through the 17th.  The Golden Eagles placed 143 out of 365 teams from around the world. Teams as far as Israel and China were at the competition which was held in the Georgia Dome.

“It was a great an experience for everyone on the team. I feel that we came back with more knowledge than when we left,” said the team vice Captain Kyrie Carpenter.  
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By William Shelton and Kyrie Carpenter, Golden Eagle Globe

1st Annual Prom Assembly

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Maple Mountain held its first Prom assembly on Friday, April 23, 2010.   Performances from the Dance Company and the Drill team were outstanding.   Our knowledge bowl champions took on the teachers in an ultimate round of wits and wisdom. Ultimately, the teachers won with a close tie-breaker question. The student body experienced some of our amazing musicians as they performed. Finally, Prom royalty was announced.