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Camille Wynn is never walking home again
FIFTY students were chosen to receive Key Cards for the Ken Garff Keys to Success Program. Since it’s tradition in Utah to have snowy weather in the spring, why not add Santa Clause to top it off? Last year a scholarship was given to a student during a raffle, and the grand prize was a brand new car. Belem Valor (11), who was just a sophomore that year, was shocked to win the car. She never thought she would be someone to win such an extravagant prize. Now that she is a junior she says, “The car is at home (because) I
like driving it during the summer.” This year’s winner is Camille Wynn (12) “I was bored and I just wanted it to get over with, but I am now very happy I waited and won the car,” says the new owner of the 2002 Dodge Intrepid. It’s not everyday a person is presented with the opportunity to possibly snatch the keys to a brand new car, which is why many students strive to get a card. Those desperate for a card should follow the example of Samantha Tek (11), who received the limit of three key cards. “In LAT, I got three keys for doing community service at the Harmon’s Home,” said Tek. Most kids from LAT have received cards for their service projects, but it is not just limited to them. Karen Dulevera (11) is someone who earned hers without a service project. “I was nominated by Mrs.
Robinson because I had turned in my work on time, I guess, and did well.” “I have been praying for a key card and would do anything for it,” said Sandra Del Los Santo (11). This year she received a key card when she was nominated by her teacher Mrs. Cahoun. She did not, however, receive a prize because she lost the card at her house. Various other prizes include passes to Hollywood Connections or amazing restaurants, but to some kids the greatest prize is simply receiving a key at all.
If you’re looking for a new car or some free passes next year, don’t just suck up to your teachers. Be kind to the janitors and other faculty members, also. Better yet, do your best in school to stand out as a commendable citizen.
O n t he Ins i de : Take a Lo ok! 02 - 0 3 Op i ni on: L an c y ’s L etters an d Staf f Ed itorial s 04-0 5 S t ude nt L ife: Style, Sc h o o l and Money 06 - 0 7 S p or t s : S p rin g Sp o r ts h e atin g up 08 - 0 9 C ol l a ge : Se n io r B all P h o to Sp ectacul ar 10 -1 1 Fe a t ure s: Sir Jell y B ean’s A dventure Begins 12 E nte r t a i nme n t: L o u is h eard what? April 2009
Volume LI, Issue 10