10 SPRINGVILLE HERALD Thursday, March 15, 2007 Diary of Anne Frank performed last week . The SHS play, "The Diary Di-ary of Anne Frank," was extremely successful, and many students and families fami-lies came to see this carefully care-fully rehearsed, beautiful production. More than 30 students and teachers participated par-ticipated in the making of Anne Frank. The play ran from March 8th to March 10th in the SHS auditorium. auditori-um. Frances Goodrich and Albert Hackett used Anne Frank's journal to write the play; The Diary of Anne Frank was published in 1955. The play starts on Anne's thirteenth birthday, nearly three weeks before she and her family went underground. With the assistance as-sistance of Otto Frank's trusted friends, Anne was hidden for almost two and a half years. SHS student Jessie Como-letti Como-letti was cast in the difficult role of Anne Frank. Jessica is "a senior, and has been surrounded by acting and performing." Her performance perfor-mance as Anne Frank was spectacular. "Amazing and .inspiring, you could tell that she fit the part," said Emily Luther, "and you could see Anne Frank in her. She portrayed her wonderfully." Under the direction of Mrs. Sellers, the SHS theater the-ater teacher, the play was a huge success. "Mrs. Sellers Sell-ers is really cool, and the way she teaches is very dramatic," said a student. The SHS drama department depart-ment thanks the community commu-nity for their support and attendance. Personalized Colo Springville UPS Store - 224 S. Main Street Springville, UT 84663 (801)491-9744 JIJWI II ..II ill III, III l III ...LIU Ml IM I II ! www.heraldextra.comyellowpages Payback is sweet as ladies crush Murray Stan Dulot SHS STAFF WRITER In Springville, last Tuesday Tues-day afternoon was a great start to the softball season as Springville downed Murray Mur-ray 1-0 in softball. Sarah Clark pitched a solid game (a shutout mind you) and put to rest the revenge of last year's shocking loss to Murray Mur-ray in the state playoffs. The game was a clinic for pitching performance and the Red Devils came out on top 1-0. The only run of the game was a RBI double to right center by Keeli Chalk scoring Holli Averett to put the only run on the board for the Red Devils. Murray had no answer to the pitching of junior Sarah Clark, who posted double-digit double-digit strikeouts and left the Spartans not much opportunity opportu-nity to do anything. T-Wolves whip the Devils In Orem Friday afternoon, after-noon, defense was not much of a factor for Timpa-nogas Timpa-nogas as they posted runs in every inning except for one en route to a 12-4 loss for the Red Devil Baseball Team. Mike Newbury started pitching for Springville and found an array of hits all over the field. The T-wolves found their groove early and started off with a two-run two-run lead in the first inning. The game fell apart in the next two innings as the T-wolves took a big lead and put the game away for good, going up 11-3. Scott Kappas had a great performance coming in late to pitch a solid game; he only gave up one run. Now that the first game jitters are gone, Sunshine promises prom-ises great things as our Red Devils will make a solid run at the tournament. Spirit Week at SHS fS.LS t-j't l5 eft If I 111 l' f f iltf : urn a n f i : .I I 'Mild m 1 . . " . SsT" , WMUiuiwrn'- - - - - - "-.s j l : - ( - ,1, " Lniiwrn "Tl i i i ! I ; : i ' .....,..--. '-f ""-' : U"MT,.: "5V! --U P' .. l.J-i!f- s .- i .g" For Spirit Week at SHS, the student council put on a "get up and go" day. A cold cereal breakfast was provided for all those who students who wanted to sacrifice their late start day. It was well attended and everyone had a great time socializing and breakfasting. By Tayler Mountford, SHS Staff Writer ( V' . .' 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Mr. Robin's favorite things at Springville High School are the students and our school spirit. Mr. Robin's least favorite thing is disciplining a student. As an assistant principal, Mr. Robins has been working to open up many opportu- Bridges Continued from page 9 his record-setting bridge. Raymond also says that he learned that in order to succeed suc-ceed you need to endure to the end and never give up; he plans on participating in the bridge contest again next year. Good job to this year's participants and good luck to everyone planning on competing next year! nities for our students, and he plans to continue this important work when he becomes principal He believes all students should know that there is help available to them, and that they are not alone. Mr. Robins believes that education educa-tion is the key to success, and his dream is to help all students be successful Personally, I believe Mr. Robins is going to make an amazing principal. He has a. heart of gold, putting others before himself. Mr. Robin's is a very nice, caring, and respectable individual I believe be-lieve he will stop at nothing to help our school succeed and be the best. His magnificent mag-nificent amount of energy and leadership has already benefited our school, and I can only imagine what's to come when he is the principal princi-pal of our school n n TIFtES rr-iQ EfWDG r . A CLYDE COMPANY 35 E. 400 S. - Springville 491-2600 GARDEN - LUMBER HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRICAL AUTOMOTIVE PAINT - TOOLS All your home hardware needs! H 610n.f.lcin y Springyitlc, UT 04653 LL )))