Daniel Salazar, Rebecca Morrison and Mallory Murdoch were all smiles Tuesday as they received the Springville Mayor’s Recognition Award. The three Springville students were recognized for their outstanding examples to other students and our community.
Danny’s peers nominated him for being a “great guy, always being courteous and knowing everyone’s name in the halls at Springville High.” Danny also plays saxophone in the Jazz Band and is a member of the suicide prevention club, Hope Squad.
Rebecca Morrison is a great example of being committed to service and striving for excellence. She is the President of the National Honor Society and has a 4.0 GPA. SHS Principal Brown writes that Rebecca “makes the world a better place through her actions and the way she lives her life.”
Springville Junior High Student, Mallory Murdoch, is described by Counselor Monica Linton as a “dynamic member of the Hope Squad, she has volunteered to go the extra mile many times, there is no doubt her enthusiasm and unselfish service has a positive effect on everyone around her.”
Mayor Wilford Clyde and the Springville City Council would like to offer a big congratulations and thank you to these amazing students and their parents for contributing positively to our community.
Nominate an outstanding Springville Student in K-12th grade today at:
http://www.springville.org/mayor-recognition-award/
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