June 16, 2022
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The Idaho Enterprise
MMS Students show off their various talents at a school wide talent show
The Malad Middle School students had a chance to show off their various talents when their annual talent show was held on Wednesday, May 25. The show was under the direction of Mrs. Tracy Ward. There were twelve different talents performed by a wide range of students. They also had students who were the stage crew and helped get everything ready. The Sound Technicians were Cecilee Hill and Nolan Briscoe show off what Emma Bird, Paityn Ward, they've learned this year and Adi Schow. The piano and props helpers were Jeremiah Peterson, Ethan Horsley, and Dawsyn Peterson. The performances started with a piano solo performed by Hope Briggs followed by a vocal solo titled “Call Me” performed by Dominic Rogers. Kayla Wilson performed both a piano solo titled “Lunar Eclipse'' and a Vocal Solo titled “Never Enough”. Samantha Schrenk showed off her Kayla Wilson performs her music at the talent show dance moves as she performed her dance solo for her peers. Aubrey Moss ed: Dawson Beutler, up for the talent show so and Eliza Bingham sang Ashton Purdum, Gun- that everyone could hear a duet together called ner VanBebber, Rowdy their song instead of just “The Other Side.” Nolan Bates, Rylinn Beck, Noah those in their class who Biscoe and Cecilee Hill Hubbard, Austin Jeppsen, had the pleasure of hearperformed a brass duet of Mason Ball, and Trenton ing it every day. a song that they had been Mack. Dawson Beutler Daisy Huckaby, Lonlearning in the beginning ended up winning the don Hess, Jade Charles, band class. Emma Issac- game. Another interesting and Ella Sperry person and April Haven per- act followed the light- formed their own rendiformed a dance duet to ning game. A group of tion of “High School Muthe song “Hey Delilah”. 7th-grade boys came into sical” with a few twists. A unique act was a Mrs. Ward's class almost Next, Delfinia Horne, group of 6th-grade boys every day singing a song Aspen Bingham, Trinity playing half-court light- called “Tell Me Why”. Christopherson, and Sening. These boys includ- Mrs. Ward signed them renity Brees performed a
Mrs. Ward's 7th grade boys show off the talent they've displayed all year to their classmates
6th grade girls show off their talents to the school
song titled “Lost Boy”. Next, it was the staff and faculty’s turn to show off their many talents. Mrs. Julie Bell read a personal narrative about a childhood pet. Mrs. Meagan Gleckler and Miss Melissa Gibbs played a gui-
tar duet for the students. Students were able to join in on the fun by clapping along. To end the talent show Mr. Brady Price talked about the many many Prices employed at Malad Middle School. But one
MMS Student Body Officers
The student body at Malad Middle School elected their new officers to represent the students of Malad Mid-
Serving as Sixth-Grade Class Officers for the 2022-2023 school year are: President- Katie Palmer, Vice President- Dane Williams, Secretary- Sadie Hooste, Girls Representative- Anna Chipman, and Boys Representative- Rawzen Munns. C Y
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Recreation Softball and Baseball continue for second week of season
dle School for the 2022-2023 school year.
Elected as the Student Body officers for the next school year were: PresidentDrake Morrison, Vice President- Dutch Potter, Secretary- Ethan Horsley, Historian- Jayda Kimberling, and Business Managers- Abigail Cox and Carter Smith.
Price the students had to meet was “Grandma Price”. Mrs. Kara Price disguised as “Grandma Price '' presented the story of “Rindercella” to the students as the final act in the show.
Serving as Eighth-Grade Class Officers for the 2022-2023 school year are: President- Braun Nalder, Vice President- Dawsyn Peterson, Secretary- Paityn Ward, Girls Representative- Emily Coatney, and Boys Representative- Braxton Kaufman.
Serving as Seventh-Grade Class Officers for the 2022-2023 school year are: President- Annika Wright, Vice President- Dawson Beutler, Secretary- Brielle Bastian, Girls Representative- Morgan Brown, and Boys Representative- Rasp Carter.
The Oneida Recreation Softball and Baseball programs continue through their second week of their 2022 summer season. The Softball oldest league had two great games this week. Since there are only two teams in this league, the girls play the same team each week. The scores for the games this week were not available by press time. The Baseball teams played Tuesday, June 7 and Thursday, June 9. The scores for majors included: Tuesday - William’s team beat Thomas’ team 12 to 10. On Thursday Thomas’ team beat Kaufman’s team 16-5. The games will continue through the month of June. Girls play on Monday and Wednesday Nights on the fields behind the Elementary School. Boys playing on Tuesday and Thursday Nights and the Malad City Park. w
DEADLINE to submit items for THE IDAHO ENTERPRISE is Friday at 4:00 p.m. C Y
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