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Skyler Porcaro
By Kierra Larsen, Golden Eagle Globe Skyler Porcaro, sophomore, is one of Maple Mountain’s April students of the month. Skyler was nominated by his math teacher, Mr. Thomas Marker and his Foreign Language teacher, Mr. Brad Burtenshaw. Skyler’s favorite subject is math, he says, “Because it has always been easy for me.” In five years, Skyler sees himself going on a LDS mission and attending BYU.
Skyler’s hobbies include playing the piano and cello, football and track, and hanging out with friends and family. The funniest thing that happened to him was when he was running for a touchdown in flag football--after accidently getting his pants ripped off!
Skyler’s favorite quote is, “You can do anything you set your mind to,” he says, “It pertains to sports and helps me achieve goals.”
Katie Card
By Kierra Larsen, Golden Eagle Globe
Katie Card, sophomore, is one of Maple Mountain’s April Students of the Month. She was nominated by her science teacher, Mr. Cory Green and her foreign language teacher, Mr. Brad Burtenshaw. Katie says her favorite subject is English because, “I could read for hours, and I also like to write.” In five years, Katie sees herself at BYU studying to work in an education field. Katie says that love for the library and writing essays makes her different and unique from everybody else.
Katie’s hobbies include playing the piano, reading, shopping, and most of all, playing soccer. The funniest thing that happened to Katie was when she tried to jump the badminton net and ended up tripping and falling. Katie says her favorite quote is, “I have failed many times, and that’s why I am a success,” she explains, “everyone fails and its okay.”
Colby Jeffers
By Marissa Clegg, Golden Eagle Globe
Colby Jeffers, junior, is one of Maple Mountain’s Students of the Month for April. Colby was nominated for student of the month by his PE teacher, Ms. Amber Hall. His favorite subject in school is Advanced Conditioning. When asked why, he says, “You lift, you have a chance to get ripped!” His favorite hobbies include baseball and football.
One of Colby’s funniest things that have ever happened to him was being nominated student of the month. He states, “I don’t think that I should be…but okay!”
What makes him different from everyone else? He claims, “I can pull off a rockin’ mullet! Not very many people can say that!”
He pictures himself in five years being a college student. If he could have a conversation with anyone in history, he says it would be Babe Ruth. He would ask, “What was it like being the best of the best?” and “How did you get to that point?”
Robin Ballard
By Marissa Clegg, Golden Eagle Globe Robin Ballard, senior, is one of Maple Mountain’s students of the month for April. Robin was nominated by Mrs. Mindy Hammond. Her favorite activity to do at school is to make fun of “P.D.A-ers” and sophomores.
When asked about what the funniest thing that happened to her, she states, “ You had to be there for pretty much everything.” Her favorite hobbies include painting fences, sweeping floors, catching fire with chopsticks, and beating up the bad guys.
What makes her different from everyone else? She says, “I’m a non conformist. Or everything.”
In five years Robin wants to see herself happily married and being a mother of five. If she could have a conversation from anyone in history she would want to meet Jack the Ripper and ask, “Who the heck are you?”
Stuart Pendleton
By: Sarah Blancher, Golden Eagle Globe Stuart Pendleton, senior, is one of the Maple Mountain’s Students of the Month. Stuart was nominated by Mr. Bradley Moss, Mr. Craig Mustoe, and Mrs. Sherrie Dunford. Stuart has a 3.5 GPA and enjoys reading, acting, playing board games, and helping friends. In five years he sees himself married and going to school to be a nuclear scientist, but, still acting.
Stuart admits that he leaves a lot up to chance. One of his favorite quotes is, “Let’s see what the coin says. When it comes to school, Stuart says he doesn’t have a favorite subject because they’re all great because “The teachers here are all amazing!” He also says he’s had his funniest moment in Psychology class during an experiment involving random words and a squirt bottle.
If Stuart could have a conversation with anyone in history, he would ask Ulysses S. Grant how he felt about the Civil War. Stuart believes he is different from everyone else because, “I am always finding something to laugh about.” Good job Student of the Month!
Jessika Hilton
By: Sarah Blancher, Golden Eagle Globe
Jessika Hilton, junior is another MMHS April Student of the Month. She was nominated by Mrs. Lori Zaremba and Mrs. Carey White. Jessika’s favorite hobbies include playing the violin, writing, and DECA club. Her favorite subject in school is Business and Marketing because she has a passion for it.
In five years Jessika wants to be attending college to get a double major in Business Administration and Communications. She’s is different from everyone else because, “I know exactly what I want to do with my life and am not afraid to take risks.” If she could, Jessika would talk to Amelia Earhart and ask her where she went and what happened to her.
Jessika’s funniest moment was when she ran for Sweetheart’s Royalty in February. She thinks this is funny because, “I’ve never been the pageant or contest type.”
Her favorite quote is one from Dr. Seuss, which says, “Be who you are and say how you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” She likes it because “It says to be true to who you are because your true friends don’t want you to be anyone else.”
By Kierra Larsen, Golden Eagle Globe Skyler Porcaro, sophomore, is one of Maple Mountain’s April students of the month. Skyler was nominated by his math teacher, Mr. Thomas Marker and his Foreign Language teacher, Mr. Brad Burtenshaw. Skyler’s favorite subject is math, he says, “Because it has always been easy for me.” In five years, Skyler sees himself going on a LDS mission and attending BYU.
Skyler’s hobbies include playing the piano and cello, football and track, and hanging out with friends and family. The funniest thing that happened to him was when he was running for a touchdown in flag football--after accidently getting his pants ripped off!
Skyler’s favorite quote is, “You can do anything you set your mind to,” he says, “It pertains to sports and helps me achieve goals.”
Katie Card
By Kierra Larsen, Golden Eagle Globe
Katie Card, sophomore, is one of Maple Mountain’s April Students of the Month. She was nominated by her science teacher, Mr. Cory Green and her foreign language teacher, Mr. Brad Burtenshaw. Katie says her favorite subject is English because, “I could read for hours, and I also like to write.” In five years, Katie sees herself at BYU studying to work in an education field. Katie says that love for the library and writing essays makes her different and unique from everybody else.
Katie’s hobbies include playing the piano, reading, shopping, and most of all, playing soccer. The funniest thing that happened to Katie was when she tried to jump the badminton net and ended up tripping and falling. Katie says her favorite quote is, “I have failed many times, and that’s why I am a success,” she explains, “everyone fails and its okay.”
Colby Jeffers
By Marissa Clegg, Golden Eagle Globe
Colby Jeffers, junior, is one of Maple Mountain’s Students of the Month for April. Colby was nominated for student of the month by his PE teacher, Ms. Amber Hall. His favorite subject in school is Advanced Conditioning. When asked why, he says, “You lift, you have a chance to get ripped!” His favorite hobbies include baseball and football.
One of Colby’s funniest things that have ever happened to him was being nominated student of the month. He states, “I don’t think that I should be…but okay!”
What makes him different from everyone else? He claims, “I can pull off a rockin’ mullet! Not very many people can say that!”
He pictures himself in five years being a college student. If he could have a conversation with anyone in history, he says it would be Babe Ruth. He would ask, “What was it like being the best of the best?” and “How did you get to that point?”
Robin Ballard
By Marissa Clegg, Golden Eagle Globe Robin Ballard, senior, is one of Maple Mountain’s students of the month for April. Robin was nominated by Mrs. Mindy Hammond. Her favorite activity to do at school is to make fun of “P.D.A-ers” and sophomores.
When asked about what the funniest thing that happened to her, she states, “ You had to be there for pretty much everything.” Her favorite hobbies include painting fences, sweeping floors, catching fire with chopsticks, and beating up the bad guys.
What makes her different from everyone else? She says, “I’m a non conformist. Or everything.”
In five years Robin wants to see herself happily married and being a mother of five. If she could have a conversation from anyone in history she would want to meet Jack the Ripper and ask, “Who the heck are you?”
Stuart Pendleton
By: Sarah Blancher, Golden Eagle Globe Stuart Pendleton, senior, is one of the Maple Mountain’s Students of the Month. Stuart was nominated by Mr. Bradley Moss, Mr. Craig Mustoe, and Mrs. Sherrie Dunford. Stuart has a 3.5 GPA and enjoys reading, acting, playing board games, and helping friends. In five years he sees himself married and going to school to be a nuclear scientist, but, still acting.
Stuart admits that he leaves a lot up to chance. One of his favorite quotes is, “Let’s see what the coin says. When it comes to school, Stuart says he doesn’t have a favorite subject because they’re all great because “The teachers here are all amazing!” He also says he’s had his funniest moment in Psychology class during an experiment involving random words and a squirt bottle.
If Stuart could have a conversation with anyone in history, he would ask Ulysses S. Grant how he felt about the Civil War. Stuart believes he is different from everyone else because, “I am always finding something to laugh about.” Good job Student of the Month!
Jessika Hilton
By: Sarah Blancher, Golden Eagle Globe
Jessika Hilton, junior is another MMHS April Student of the Month. She was nominated by Mrs. Lori Zaremba and Mrs. Carey White. Jessika’s favorite hobbies include playing the violin, writing, and DECA club. Her favorite subject in school is Business and Marketing because she has a passion for it.
In five years Jessika wants to be attending college to get a double major in Business Administration and Communications. She’s is different from everyone else because, “I know exactly what I want to do with my life and am not afraid to take risks.” If she could, Jessika would talk to Amelia Earhart and ask her where she went and what happened to her.
Jessika’s funniest moment was when she ran for Sweetheart’s Royalty in February. She thinks this is funny because, “I’ve never been the pageant or contest type.”
Her favorite quote is one from Dr. Seuss, which says, “Be who you are and say how you feel because those who mind don’t matter and those who matter don’t mind.” She likes it because “It says to be true to who you are because your true friends don’t want you to be anyone else.”
Attributions
by: Kierra Larsen, Marissa Clegg, and Sarah Blancher, Golden Eagle Globe