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Music to My Ears H

OCTOBER 2016

ave you heard this one?

Kids!

I don't know what's wrong with these kids today!

Kids!

Who can understand anything they say?

Kids!

They are disobedient, disrespectful oafs!

Noisy, crazy, sloppy, lazy, loafers!

While we're on the subject: Kids!

You can talk and talk till your face is blue!

Kids!

But they still just do what they want to do!

Why can't they be like we were, Perfect in every way?

What's the matter with kids today?

I’m not sure how it was back then in the 1960’s, Bye Bye Birdie-era, but now, in 2016, I will tell you what’s the matter with kids: They are awesome.

Which is convenient. Because at Draper Lifestyle magazine, we are all about awesome.

In this issue we celebrate this awesomeness with the inclusion of Kids Who Rock.

Several of these kids hail from local music school Rock U—and really rock it on the guitar—while several others rock different things: school, tests, tennis, kendama, climbing walls. Whether literal or figurative, they are all rock stars.

And I am impressed.

I found myself thinking about these kids long after the questionnaires and profiles were turned in. Certain details just stuck: the photograph of a little blond rocker with hair in ringlets, whose guitar seems as big as she is; a high school sophomore who already has her sights set on becoming a speech-writer; a champion pole-vaulter and golfer, both of whom just wanted to try something new. These are kids with drive and purpose and goals, kids who are out doing things, and progressing on their own paths to being better. They are kids who are good.

So it was of the most poignant sort of irony that while in the midst of this, I found myself in a group of grown-ups bemoaning the state of the world. My takeaway from the discussion was that the world and where it’s headed is something that should be feared, and the worry came from things unknown, things we have no control over, things that felt out of our hands.

But I feel comfortable letting go; I will happily relinquish my hold. Because I see the kids in these pages—and kids everywhere—and I see the goodness and abundance of their lives, the willingness to work and do, and these simple things give me hope.

So while the issue of “what’s the matter with kids these days” and what the future holds can seem problematic, I’m not certain that’s the case. The way I see it, the only real problem here is space constraints, and that in running a kids issue we can’t include more kids.

I wish we had a zillion pages.

Happy October!

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Good Times

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Around Town

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Inspired By

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Local Limelight

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Parting Thoughts

12 Kids Around Town

Special Edition Around Town of Some Amazing Local Kids

18 Kids Who Rock

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AROUND TOWN

lifelong friends that she has made because of it. She looks up to the U.S. Olympic gymnasts and admires the dedication that goes into being that great, and competing at that level. Some of Maddie's favorite memories are of attending training camps and competitions at the Karolyi Ranch where the U.S. Olympic Training Center is located in Texas.

KENDAMA DEREK

Photo by Ashlyn Stott

By Kelly Erickson He flips it, twists it, catches it, juggles it, spins it. Kendama

GOOSE AT THE TOP

Derek is a Kendama expert. It is

By Mary Etherington

practically an extension of his right

Jackson Delgrosso, 11, aka "Goose,” is involved in multiple

arm. He was Kendama before

sports and activities but since

Kendama was cool. Never one

learning to walk he has been a

without his signature baseball cap,

climber. Jackson started going to

one can usually see this baseball

Momentum Climbing Gym with his

loving kid fiddling with it to mal-

dad where professional climbing

let-string-ball perfection. Derek

coaches noticed his potential and

Astin bought his first one in 2014

asked him to join the Momentum

with birthday money. And like most every kid, it probably would have

climbing team. He started on

ended up collecting dust, long forgotten to the electronic gaming world.

the team at eight years old and

But through a trampoline mishap, Kendama became Derek’s childhood

quickly excelled in sport climbing

destiny. “Two weeks after I bought my Kendama, I shattered my face on

and bouldering. This year he won 2nd Place at Regionals qualify-

the trampoline. I missed the rest of the school year because I had to get

ing him to compete at the Western States Divisional Championship

surgery.” With double-vision and hours stuck on the couch convalescing,

where he also placed 2nd. This qualified Jackson to travel to Atlanta to

Derek started tossing the wooden ball on the mallet. It helped him recover

compete against the top 50 climbers from around the country at the

from the double-vision and led him to Kendama greatness. “I was trash

USA Climbing Championships. Currently ranked 6th in the Nation, he

when I first started. I could do very little.” Posting on Instagram going to

climbs at least 14 hours each week and loves every minute of it. With

tournaments and Kendama gatherings, his skill set improved rapidly and

climbing added as a new Olympic event in the 2020 games, Jackson

now Derek is an official tribe member for Kendama USA, with a couple of

has his sights set on Tokyo.

cool Youtube videos sponsored by them and over 7,000 followers on his

Photo by Monica Delgrosso

GIRL ON A ROLL Maddie Dahl is a local 11-year-old sixth grader and also the reigning Level 9 Utah State Champion in gymnastics, and a USA Gymnastics

Instagram account, @dama_derek.

SUPER GRACE

By Tami Weaver

Junior Olympic level 10 gymnast. She is currently the youngest Level 10

The first day of Track soph-

gymnast in Utah (10 is the highest level in Junior Olympic competition) as

omore year the coaches were

well as a current member of a Nationally Ranked Junior Olympic

looking for "sprinters with a

team at All American Gymnastics in Lindon, Utah. Maddie

gymnastics background who

took 4th place overall in the Region (California, Nevada, Utah,

are a little bit crazy" to join the

Arizona) for her age group and is a National TOPS Team

newly sanctioned girls pole

member. Maddie has been a gymnast for six years and

vault program at Hillcrest High

trains 28-30 hours a week with

School. Grace Weaver volun-

coaches Jimmy Pratt and Dawn

teered. Two years later, Grace

Johnson. She was originally

and her teammates took the

inspired by her older sister Allie,

top three spots in the 2016 Utah

who is also a competitive gymnast.

UHSAA 4A State Track and

It was obvious to Maddie’s coaches right

Field Championships. Grace got

away (at age five!) that she had the talent and the

a personal best that day soaring nine feet. If you ask Grace why she

drive to be great. Maddie’s favorite thing about

loves this sport her answer would be, "Pole vaulting is the closest you

gymnastics is being part of a team and the

can get to flying."

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prepare and give an impromptu speech. Though this seems like little time, Lizzie's preparation is seeped into her. She says, "My dad taught me at a young age to love literature. He would tell me historical stories and I'd listen to great speeches.

I've been memorizing

poems, speeches

and songs for as long as I can remember." She says a future occupation might be as a speechwriter, and she loves the speeches that Peggy Noonan wrote for Ronald Reagan. In addition to her academics, Lizzie has played the guitar for six years and is a stand-out tennis player, winning JV Regional Doubles as a freshman.

This year, she is playing varsity tennis. How did she come by that? More hard work, of course: she played and practiced tennis all off-season.

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By Mary Etherington Dale Schlachter, 18, scored a perfect round at the Robotics World

DON’T TAKE THE LITTLE THINGS FOR GRANTED Photo by RJ Forte

By Kelly Erickson

Championships in 4th grade, programmed computers including a

In the 2015 opening

program for a Utah Science

football game against

Olympiad

Arm

Pleasant Grove, recent

the

CCHS grad Cam Forte

Robotics Competition Team

broke his femur and had

at Hillcrest High School as

every intention of com-

Programming

Design

ing back. The star run-

Lead, placed second in a

ning back, punter and

Utah

event,

linebacker had the biggest schools, like Oregon and Michigan, recruit-

the

ing him. His football prospects were bright. The injury required surgery

National FBLA Conference in

and a disappointed Cam healed slower than he had hoped. There

Photo by Li Schlachter

Competition,

Robotic joined

and

Accounting

represented

Utah

II at

Chicago, scored a 5 (top score)

would be no comeback. He received a LDS mission call in the spring

on 15 AP tests, earned a perfect 36 ACT score and hopes to major

to Benin/Cote d’Ivoire and was excited to serve. But his leg started

in Management at BYU's Marriott School of Business this fall. Andy

to hurt again in March, and after another surgery, the diagnosis was

Schlachter, 14, builds RC vehicles, web designs, measured the health

devastating: Ewing’s sarcoma. Cam started chemo immediately and

of the ozone layer by sending a weather balloon into the stratosphere

once the tumor had shrunk by 40%, his entire left femur was removed

receiving First at his school’s Science Fair, also in his Division at the

surgically and replaced with a femoral implant. “I have been through

Central Utah Science and Engineering Fair and as a semi-finalist with

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HARD WORK PAYS OFF

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granted.” The broken leg actually was a huge blessing for Cam Forte because he was diagnosed before he left on a mission to a third world

"If anyone can have it, I don't

country and the break was away from his vital organs. He is an extraor-

want it." These are words that Lizzie

dinary young man because he only needs one good leg to kick cancer

Simmons, a sophomore at CCHS, lives

to the curb.

by. The hard work shows. Lizzie has a grade point average of 3.988, won

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Rachel Parkinson, 16, is the current Miss Draper Outstanding Teen,

and was the State Champ her fresh-

and a stand out dancer. Dancing since the age three, she trains over 20

man year in Impromtu Debate. In Impromptu Debate, participants are

hours per week at the dance club in Orem and has won many national

given three random topics. They pick one and have seven minutes to

and regional awards including Hollywood Vibes National Dancer of

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the Year. She has also been awarded Dance Spirit Magazine’s 2014 Rising Star and 2015 Dancer You Should Know. Rachel is known for her stage presence, musicality and performance ability even though she suffered from extreme stage fright as a child. Her mom recalls, “She would cry big tears before every performance and I would have to stand in the wings and bribe her with candy.” Even with all her dancing time, Rachel manages

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n October 24, 2015, Mackay Dunn sat in the stands at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum watching the Utah Utes get thumped by USC, ending their run at a perfect season. But Dunn was not upset, he was inspired. He had been avidly following the Utes every game and at that moment he had an epiphany. He knew he could play with these guys.

“I saw the other players and thought that I could easily compete with them.”

In December, he emailed the coaches and also talked to some of the players he knew. Austin Lee and Harrison Hanley encouraged him to go for it. They thought he could do it too.

Mackay Dunn was a high school standout. He spent the majority of his childhood in Draper and started playing football as a gremlin when he was eight years old. He played running back the majority of the time and in his sophomore year, he switched to cornerback. One of his greatest football moments in high school was in a game against Jordan when they threw it deep, close to the end zone, and Dunn intercepted the ball by making a diving catch, clinching a win for his team.

When he graduated, Dunn had offers to play at some of the smaller state schools, but opted to go to Utah State University in order to get a better education. He played on the team for then head coach Gary Andersen (who is now the head coach at Oregon State), but it only lasted a few weeks.

“It just wasn’t a good fit. But it did help me to make the decision to go on a mission.”

Initially, Mackay was not really considering a mission. However, because he did not continue with the team, his focus changed and he knew he needed to serve. Mackay was called to the Buenos Aires, Argentina mission.

“I was surprised most by how easy it was to be dedicated to it and to follow the rules. I realized why I was doing it and it was easy to be obedient.”

Dunn flourished while he served in South America. It was preparation and training he never realized he would need for the next chapter of his life, the football chapter.

He returned in March 2015 and in the fall enrolled at the U, not even considering football. But the season sparked the desire in him again. With the email to the Utah coaches, Coach Fred Whittingham contacted him a little while later and offered him a walk-on tryout in February. Dunn had worked hard to get back into shape in the year he had returned from his mission and to recover from a shoulder injury. Tryouts were held at the Spence Eccles Field House. All prospective players were meticulously screened by the training staff and paperwork was completed to be compliant with the NCAA. Then it was time to hit the field.

The tryout was only 45 minutes long and trainers and a few of the players stood on the sideline to watch. Dunn did a shuttle run, jumping exercises, agility drills and the 40 yard sprint in 4.49 seconds, a blazing fast time. When the tryout was over, the prospective walk-ons huddled up and were told that if they made the team, they would get a call in the next three to four weeks.

Much to his surprise, Mackay’s phone rang on a Sunday, only five days later.

He was the only walk-on who had made the team. Dunn, a high school standout at cornerback, had picked the perfect year to try out. The Utes were low on corners and Mackay Dunn’s instincts had been right. He could play with these guys.

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Now that the Utes football season has started, Mackay has worked hard over the past six months, giving his life to football and schoolwork as he majors in Business Administration. Dunn says that college football life has been a great experience.

“There is great camaraderie with the team. Everyone is very nice.”

The football program is top-notch, with a positive and inclusive atmosphere. Mackay was quickly integrated into the team from the very beginning. They work hard together conditioning, practicing and studying the game, preparing for a difficult season this year in the PAC-12.

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Kids Who Rock A SAMPLING OF ROCK U LIVE PERFORMERS PHOTOGRAPHY MARK THACKERAY

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n 2009 Jared Barney founded Rock University Guitar School in Draper with the desire to pass on the gift of

guitar to others. “Our program is designed to not just teach guitar, it is designed to develop confidence and self-esteem in each student," states Jared. It was with this idea in mind that “Rock U Live” was born. “We wanted to create a forum that would not only showcase the talent of the students, but also give them the opportunity to grow as people. We didn’t want it to be

just a normal recital. We wanted it to be a rock show. So each year, we bring in lighting trusses, staging gear, truckloads of equipment and even food for the green room in the hopes of giving each student the opportunity to find their inner rock star and feel like a VIP, all while growing confident in life." Rock U Live began as one show on a Saturday morning years ago. Today it has grown into a two-day event, encompassing six shows and showcasing over 120 amazing performers.

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MAX SUMMERHAYS

SOPHIE POULSON

AGE: 11

AGE: 11

HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? Just over two years

HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? About five years

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: Rock U concerts

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: When I did a singing telegram to

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? Both of my Grandpas and

ask a girl to prom for my cousin.

my uncle Tyson all play the guitar and I wanted to be like them.

WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? I can’t remember specif-

ULTIMATE GUITAR DREAM: I'd like to become a guitar teacher

ically. I just remember telling my parents that I wanted to learn

and help kids learn to play the guitar.

to play the guitar when I was five or six.

ANYTHING ELSE? I like to be with my friends, family and do flips

ULTIMATE GUITAR DREAM: Playing and singing the National

on the tramp.

Anthem at a RSL game.

AGE: 12 HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? Five years OTHER INSTRUMENTS? Violin FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY? Playing in my school talent show WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? I used to love Taylor Swift

and wanted to be able to play and sing her songs. My dad also plays the guitar and I wanted to play like him.

ULTIMATE GUITAR DREAM: I would love to keep getting better at

guitar and be able to write songs that I could perform at concerts.

ANYTHING ELSE? I'm a swimmer and I love to hang out with

my friends.

KATE DEBRY

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KIDS WHO ROCK (CON TI N U ED)

ZACH GARDNER

HANNAH BROWN

AGE: 16

AGE: 15

HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? Seven years

HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? Four years

OTHER INSTRUMENTS? I mess around on piano a lot, but guitar

OTHER INSTRUMENTS? Singing is my passion and I also play the piano.

is definitely my main instrument.

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: Every time I finish performing a song

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: I wish I could think of a particular

in front of an audience and they start cheering. I work hard with

moment, or great story, but the real truth is just that guitar is

my music and preforming is something I want to do for the rest of

a part of who I am. I love playing for people. I enjoy sharing

my life, and when my practices and performances pay off it is so

that talent.

rewarding and the best feeling ever!!

WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? I got a toy guitar when I

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? My uncle taught me one

was very little and loved that thing. Ever since then I wanted to

song on the guitar and I fell in love with the instrument right away.

have a “real” guitar. Playing with Jared showed me that I could

Eventually I learned more chords and songs and sang along to the

express my personality through guitar. He taught me that I can

music, which is now my favorite thing to do.

put my own spin on things and make them unique.

ULTIMATE MUSIC DREAM: To sing and play my music on a huge stage

ULTIMATE GUITAR DREAM: I would love to teach guitar. I would

every night in front of crowds of people that sing along with me to my

love help other kids learn to love guitar like I do. I think knowing

songs. Facebook.com/Hannah-Brown-Singer-Guitarist,

that I shared that gift of music with someone would be awesome.

@its.hannahbrown, ItsHannahBrown.com

KAYLEE RIGBY AGE: 14 HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? Four years FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: Playing guitar for everyone at my Pap's 70th birthday party. I was

really nervous, but it was exciting too. Everyone was so positive afterward and made me feel really good. Playing at two of the Rock U concerts is a very close second. They were both scary but wonderful experiences. Thanks, Jared!

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? I was inspired to play guitar by the worship team at my

church (South Mountain Community Church). I loved watching them sing and perform. They seemed to enjoy it so much, and they were able to lift kids up each week with their music. I always had an interest in playing guitar, and seeing kids that were not much older than me really encouraged me to start playing too. I would love to play in the worship band in the future.

ULTIMATE GUITAR DREAM: My ultimate dream would to be to perform on stage with Taylor

Swift in front of a sold out arena. Who wouldn't want to do that?

ANYTHING ELSE? I love FOOD, my friends, my family, music and cheer.

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KAMDYN SIMONS

COLTER BARNEY

AGE: 7

AGE: 10

HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? One year

HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? 2.5 years

ANY OTHER INSTRUMENTS? Piano

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: My first Rock U concert. I was nervous, but

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: My Rock U Live performance.

I did better than I expected and had a lot of fun. I got hooked after that.

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? Seeing my older brother

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? Uncle Jared. I liked how he

play on stage at Rock U Live.

always played for the family and I enjoyed listening to him. He’s so good.

ULTIMATE GUITAR DREAM: Play guitar on stage with Taylor Swift

ANYTHING ELSE? Guitar has introduced me to a world of music

ANYTHING ELSE? Rock University is the BEST!!!

that I had not been exposed to yet. I quickly realized how much I enjoyed music in my life.

ALYSSA BROWN AGE: 14 HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? I have been playing guitar for 4 years.

OTHER INSTRUMENTS? I also play piano, but I like guitar a lot better.

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: My cousin and I started playing on the deck of some house all

of us were renting for a trip, and then the people staying in the house next to us came out on their deck and we gave them a private concert.

WHAT INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? I love to watch singing shows like American Idol

and The Voice and all the singing award shows, so when I was little we watched those shows everyday. My favorite performances to watch were the ones that were singing and playing guitar 'cause I thought it was just so cool how they played that thing. I asked my mom if I could learn how to do that and then I started guitar lessons.

ULTIMATE GUITAR AND MUSIC DREAM: My ultimate music dream would be to make it

onto The Voice. My ultimate guitar dream would be to release an album all with me playing guitar. Instagram- alyssabrownmusic Instagram- alyssamichelle.b

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BROBAND BLAKE HULLINGER AGE: 9 HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? About 1 year OTHER INSTRUMENTS? Piano, Ukulele FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: Lessons with Jared WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? My brother Kellen ULTIMATE MUSIC DREAM: Becoming the most successful musician ever.

ANYTHING ELSE? Love to play Lacrosse KELLEN HULLINGER AGE: 13 HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? About 2 years ANY OTHER INSTRUMENTS? Piano FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: When I first performed in New Zealand.

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? My Dad. When I was little, he would

hold the guitar, sit me on his lap, and let me strum it like crazy.

ULTIMATE GUITAR DREAM: To go down in history as one of the best guitarist

ever known.

ANYTHING ELSE? I enjoy art and I like learning new things. My brother and I

love performing. We have booked events at restaurants, festivals and parties at Park City Moutain Resort, Deer Valley, Classic Fun Center, SLC, Boise, Phoenix, Margaritaville in Florida and all over New Zealand. Locally, we play at Even Stevens Draper restaurant every second Thursday of the month from 6-8 p.m. Come rock out with us!BroBandrocks.com, music@BroBandRocks.com, Facebook.com/ BroBandRocks, Instagram.com BroBandRocks, Snapchat: brobandrocks

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AGE: 14

AGE: 15

HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? Six years

HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? 10 months

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: My first Rock U Concert playing

ANY OTHER INSTRUMENTS? Ukulele

"Blackbird" by the Beatles.

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: Playing at rock U live

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? I wanted to because my

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? My older brother always played

brother got a guitar and I wanted to learn too.

the guitar and when he wasn't home I would sneak and to his room and

ULTIMATE GUITAR/MUSIC DREAM: Play with John Mayer

strum his guitar with coins. And my sister teaches at Rock U.

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THE LESUEUR SISTERS LUCY LESUEUR AGE: 12 HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? 11 months ANY OTHER INSTRUMENTS? Piano FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: My first lesson at Rock U, Jared, my teacher, asked

my what nickname my sister called me (because my sister is a teacher at Rock U!!) and I said "Chicken Noodle Soup," cause that's what my sister calls my sometimes!! From then on Jared always calls me Chicken Noodle Soup!

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? My sister Kate has a really good

voice and is SUPER awesome at playing the guitar and I always wanted to be just like her!!

ULTIMATE MUSIC DREAM: My sister Kate and I to become a famous musical duo!

ANYTHING ELSE? I love playing soccer and all other sports, I also like reading

and playing with my friends!! And obviously playing guitar and singing!!

KATE LESUEUR AGE: 19 HOW LONG HAVE YOU PLAYED GUITAR? I got my first guitar when I was four,

but started taking lessons at eight!

ANY OTHER INSTRUMENTS? The piano and ukulele!

FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY? Learning my first song with Jared and jammin'

out for the first time in a lesson! SO FUN! But I would say, since becoming a guitar teacher, my favorite memories come from watching students learn and develop their skills through hard work and practice!

WHO INSPIRED YOU TO PLAY GUITAR? I was SO inspired by Jared Barney! As a

teacher, he pushed me and helped me accomplish everything I wanted to! No one is a better boss, mentor and teacher!

ULTIMATE MUSIC DREAM: To become a duo with my cute little sister Lucy!

ANYTHING ELSE? I play lacrosse for BYU, and LOVE what I do! Insta: @kateelesueur AGE: 15 HOW LONG HAVE YOU BEEN PLAYING GUITAR? Six years FAVORITE GUITAR MEMORY: So many! Jared makes sure of that. A few years

ago we had a guitar concert. Before you go on stage there is a lot of nervous energy. You don't want to trip, sound pitchy or mess up. Your family and friends are waiting, watching. My performance went awesome. I immediately went from anxious to euphoric. Everyone was clapping I heard my name being yelled out. It felt so good. Then out of nowhere my teacher Jared grabs me and throws me up on his shoulders. It really was the best way to end my performance. I will always remember that day.

HOW DID YOU DECIDE TO PLAY GUITAR? My dad thought I would enjoy play-

ing the drums. He took me to the store. The second we walked in all I could see were the guitars. It's like they were calling my name. My dad tried to pull me away to go look at the drums when a guy who worked there came up and said "when a child chooses an instrument, go with it". We never looked back!

ULTIMATE MUSIC DREAM: My guitar brings me happiness. I hope it always will.

BRANTON MARTINSON

ANYTHING ELSE YOU WANT PEOPLE TO KNOW? Jared Barney and all the

teachers at Rock U are the best. They not only teach you how to play, they teach you to enjoy what you play. I've never been just a student. I know I've found my success because I've had such a great teacher.

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Sold Properties

Recently SOLD Draper Properties

NEIGHBORHOOD

LIST PRICE

SQ FT

BDRM

BATH

DOM

TYPE

Andante

$289,900.00

2,646

4

3

28

SF

Centennial Heights

$399,900.00

3,550

7

4

13

SF

Cranberry Hill

$449,900.00

4,300

6

6

33

SF

Draper Meadows

$349,000.00

2,800

6

3

23

SF

Fairway Oaks

$409,000.00

2,933

4

3

5

SF

Fields at Draper

$319,900.00

2,303

3

2

3

SF

Highlands @ Southpoint

$424,900.00

3,252

5

3

4

SF

Inauguration

$270,000.00

1,956

3

3

61

SF

Maple Hollow

$406,000.00

3,743

6

4

72

SF

Pheasant Brook Estates

$450,000.00

3,996

5

4

20

SF

Rawlins Lane

$299,000.00

2,068

4

3

8

SF

River Park Estates

$429,900.00

3,652

5

7

8

SF

Southwillow Haven

$459,900.00

3,124

6

4

9

SF

Sunrise Station

$324,900.00

3,058

3

3

4

SF

Sunset Ponds

$299,900.00

2,558

4

3

209

SF

Traverse Hills

$449,000.00

4,022

5

4

6

SF

Victors Pond

$434,900.00

3,720

5

4

12

SF

Wheadon Preserve

$374,900.00

2,967

3

3

24

SF

Whisperwood Cove

$415,000.00

3,565

3

4

35

SF

Willow Springs

$434,900.00

3,484

5

4

20

SF

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round 150 local kids took advantage of a visionary new athletic program this summer.

Draper Track and Field held its inaugural season at the Corner Canyon High School track, exposing kids ages eight to 14 to a wide variety of track and field events. For eight weeks, kids rotated through pole vault, high jump, long jump, shot put, discus, javelin and running events from the 100 meters to the mile. Draper Track and Field is a much needed program for kids who want to do athletics, but may not necessarily fit into the typical sports model.

Not every kid plays football, soccer, basketball or baseball. And the reality is that with only one high school in Draper, there just is not room for all of the athletic talent the city holds. So what about the rest of the kids who want to compete, but don’t know where to go?

Utah native Nan Kennard, who recently moved here from Boulder, Colorado, is the founder of Draper Track and Field. Her running accomplishments are legendary. She was an AllAmerican in the steeplechase and three-time national champion as a member of the cross country team at BYU, Olympic Trials qualifier in the marathon, and professional runner. It would be safe to say that Kennard has the running chops, but it really came by chance. In high school, she was one of those kids left on the outside.

“I got cut from the high school basketball team when I was a freshman. I was sure that my world was crushed and that my life was over.”

She decided to run track instead. A mediocre sprinter in the ninth grade, it was not until her junior year that she started to catch fire when she switched to longer distances, capping it off with a blistering state record 800m time of 2:11.

Fortunately for Draper, Kennard is bringing all of her considerable experience and expertise to this new track program and she has a long-term vision for the youth here, hoping to create a feeder program for the high school, where kids are exposed to

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all events and can have the time to figure out what they are good at. As she astutely points out, Utah valley and Davis County both have strong feeder programs for their high schools and so when kids start their freshman year, they have a huge advantage over kids from the Salt Lake valley who come into high school with little, if any, experience. There is no district funded middle school program and until this year, no where for kids to just try it out.

The summer program is meant to be a laid back season. The kids are encouraged to try all the events offered and they are measured at every practice so that they can see their improvement.

Many kids started this season with a preconceived notion of what they could do, but oft times were surprised to discover other things that they loved and could do even better.

“Some kids who thought they would run distance found a love for jumping or throwing. Some really enjoyed sprinting, when they thought they would just throw. The synergy of the events kind of encouraged them to do something they hadn't originally chosen,” Kennard explains.

The summer program has spilled into the fall with the creation of Race Cats, a cross country program Nan Kennard created for elementary children K-5. In the interest of keeping it fun, they do a few weekly practices where they play games that require a lot of running. Then in October there are races every week, ranging from a 1K to a 3K. It is a new program she hopes to establish at all of the elementary schools in the city.

It doesn’t stop there. Based on the many events the kids have tried during the summer session, Kennard is starting a competitive track team in the spring. Kids will be able to focus on their three favorite events and compete in track competitions in the area they think they might want to specialize in. It is a wonderful opportunity to gain experience in the track and field world before they step onto a high school campus.

Recent CCHS graduate Trevor Sampson served as the high jump coach for this season.

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he night before Halloween meant one thing at our suburban New Jersey home. My mom brought her Japanese lantern inside. Every other day of the year, it stood outside like an exotic beauty basking in the sun. Constructed of three pieces of cast iron, the pedestal lantern had a large compartment for a candle, secured by a small latch. Its top fanned out like an umbrella someone had stepped on. My mom feared that the spooks who smashed pumpkins after dark on October 30—Fright Night—would easily overturn lawn decorations, too.

This outside ornament complimented my mom’s collection of similar artwork inside the home: Japanese woodblock prints, a Buddha hand gesturing the Vitarka mudra, and a silk tapestry depicting graceful white egrets. All were treasures from my mom’s Far East travels and highlighted her admiration of Japanese simplicity and her affinity for the Eastern philosophy, Zen Buddhism. Like her lantern, mom was standout in suburbia.

After moving from New Jersey to Salt Lake City, the lantern languished.

Perhaps the dry climate didn’t agree with the Japanese beauty or maybe my mom simply forgot about it during the move. It sat in the garage, dismantled, its black sheen slowly fading like invisible ink.

Decades later, I rediscovered the lantern and rejoiced as if I had found the jewel of the Orient. I dusted off the spider webs and placed the lantern safely in my Draper backyard amongst the wild rye grass—a slice of Asia on a desert plate.

Although now safely away from mischievous spooks, the lantern is not immune to the damage of weather demons. Around Halloween time, I wash off autumn’s dander and refresh the lantern with a coating of RustOleum Rust Reformer paint. I continue the role of protector. My mom guarded the lantern and, in doing so, help set the foundation for my love of Asian art and, more specifically, my love and collection of Japanese lanterns. I now have several.

But sometimes, I do wonder: What would my artistic tastes be like if she had collected garden gnomes?

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