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Show 14 e: v-"-r . .. , ,l,l..l.,.,.j,ll..,....l,lll.oll . (f '--'? " - - " r ' " n - I - - " - - , - i Marcus Case runs that ball past the Timpanogos defense in the SHS freshman game last week. Freshman iootbahMcks off the preseason Jake Bills MJHS STAFF WRITER The Springville freshmen football team, along with the Mapleton members of the team, kicked off their pre-season on Thursday, Aug. 23, at Timpanogos. The Red Devils received the opening kickoff, and Marcus Case and Zach Gardanier, both of whom are Mapleton Mustangs, . - - - . ' - "f'V Reading, Math, Writing, 79 S. State Orem, UT L MaM Mi 111 I LLlli 1 1 Pain Relief I i ' wou I No Nasty Side Effects! Single Family Homes priced from $350-$500,000 priced from $259-$450,000 Located 6 miles south of Provo on Hwy. 89 in Beautiful Mapleton (801)491-3300 - www.HarvestPark.net r A CLYDE COMPANY 35 E. 400 S. - Springville 491-2600 GARDEN - LUMBER HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRICAL AUTOMOTIVE PAINT -TOOLS All your home hardware needs! IlIiFiiiiilT, EiTElOIIiiO, STECi: were back deep to receive the first kick of the game. Even though the Timber-wolves Timber-wolves held them to a three and out, the Red Devils were still determined not to let up. Going into half time, the Red Devils were down 24-0, and still fighting. Despite shutting down an extra point attempts, the mighty Red Devils had a - . TrTTnrniirrim Custom Tutoring, GED Prep., and ACT Prep. 229-CLUB (2582) m DJ I feU KLLi Tfllv T Pall T MT MassageBodywork Therapy 801-360-6583 ici ytx.ui gCl UI UIC HdJ - Single-Level Living IC1 SPRINGVILLE HERALD heartbreaking loss, 38-0, to the Timberwolves. . Even at the end of a rough game, the Red Dev- ils were ready and pumped up for their Saturday game against LehL Coach Johnson, head coach of the Red Devils team, summed up his play- ers' determination with his advice, "Give every second every play." Back-to-School dance brings in food for the Utah Food Bank Karlee Kirkham MJHS STAFF WRITER The 07-08 school year has officially started at Maple- ton Junior High. On Thursday, Thurs-day, Aug, 30, Mapleton Junior Ju-nior had its Back-to- School dance, the first dance of the year. As part of the back-to-school tradition, Mapleton students brought cans of food to get into the dance at a discount price. Over 200 cans were donated, breaking break-ing last year's record. The cans will be donated to the Utah Food Bank to help the homeless and those less fortunate. for-tunate. Along with donating to a good cause, the students had a great time dancing to slow songs like "Lips of an Angel" by Hinder. They started practice on Tues- danced to country songs day, Aug. 28, and over 45 like "Boot Scootin' Boogie." Mapleton girls showed up And, of course, they shook for the team. They were the floor to their favorites divided into a varsity, a ju- like "Numa, Numa," "Shut nior varsity, and the gold Up and Drive," "Cha Cha team, which include two Slide," and "Every Time singles and three doubles in We Touch," varsity and J. V. Whether students came. The Mapleton girls will looking for a party, trying be practicing and Spring-to Spring-to raise money, or wanting ville High School until the to dance with that special new Mapleton Junior tennis someone, the Mapleton Ju- courts are finished some-nior some-nior Back-to-School Dance time this fall, was a complete success. The girls are excited for their first match on Sep- To be awake is to be alive, tember 11 at Payson High - Henry David Thoreau SchooL MOUNTAIN 410 South 450 West Springville, Utah 84663 801-489-9676 DOG & CAT When you're out of town, rest assured your pet is having a good time with us! We provide pets with loving care, proper -nutrition and plenty of exercise in a safe and healthy environment! Veterinary Supervision Individual Outdoor Walls Group Play Individualized Feedings Indoor & Outdoor Runs Heated & Air Conditioned Facility WESTiSMMHl aEL!: HOSPITAL III ; 2 Mapleton Junior forms cross Kaylie Smith and Conlan Ordakowski MJHS STAFF WRITERS The Mapleton Junior Cross Country Team started practice on Monday, Aug. 27. Cross country is a long distance run for those who enjoy running or even those who think it would be a fun sport to try. The Mapleton team holds no tryouts and no one is cut from the team Anyone who wants can just show up and run. One great perk about cross country is that runners run-ners can work to improve their personal times. Runners Run-ners also have a chance to make friends, meet other runners, and help each other oth-er out as a team. At the first practice, there were close to 75 boys and girls who attended. Sh-antel Sh-antel Johnson, a member of the Mapleton team, said that she wanted to do cross country because it's fun to run with friends and also a great way to get in shape. Coach Darrell Wyatt, head coach of the Mapleton team, said that he wants to get as many students to join as last year so that other teams in the district will also increase the size of their teams, Coach Mangum, one of the cross country coach es, said he wanted to be a coach for the team because he wanted to get to know more students and he wanted want-ed them to get to know him, not only as a science teacher, but also as a fun guy. Coach Mangum likes to say, "Never do anything stupid." Cross country is a sport you should take seriously, but also a sport you can en- joy. Record turnout for girl's tennis tryouts Maddie Asay and Calley Bankhead MJHS STAFF WRITERS The Mapleton Jr. High School Girl's Tennis Team Dr. Harold Judd Davis D.V.M. Veterinarian BOARDING! 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