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Show Tha Summit County Bee 6A Friday, April 22, 1994 Senior Top Top Brave Top Brave Brave Freshman Junior North Summit Braves by Lana Judd North Summit Earth Week Biff Christensen Mitch Ferry For this month, our Senior Top Brave is Mitchell Don Ferry, better known as Mitch. Heh was bom on Jan. 28, 1976, to Deon and Cordell Ferry. Mitch is the fourth child of six children. His brothers and sisters are Steve, Ryan, Paul, Megan, Angela Robluon Angela Robinson is a 16 year old at North Summit High School who loves to sing, read, listen to music, and especially have fun with : her dog, Lady. Angela's parents are Darwin and Wendy, and she is the second oldest of 2 brothers and 1 sister. She has been in chorus for 2 years, and not only does she have a talent for singing, but she has a talent for playing the piano as well. She walks across the street every day to attend seminary, her favorite and Lisa. His by Jennifer Piercy and Diedra Kunkel - On the week of April 11, the INorth Summit Middle Scholl 'Drama Troupe put together Earth Week. Everyone was involved in the week's activities. On the 11th, we had an assembly by Mary Morrison, the person in charge of - -- Park City Recycling. On the afternoon of the 12th we .had three students from each homeroom have a gummy worm Conservation District with the help eating contest. Also, the homeroom of Les Marsh, Terry Dallin and Lee painted a garbage can with an Earth Broadbent gave us a pine tree for Care Slogan. On the 13th, each each student to plant. On the 15th grade participated in a scavenger some eighth graders went on a hunt. The day of the 14 we were fieldtrip to the Salt Lake City gping to have a day to clean up landfill. They learned what happens parts of Coalville, but due to the to their garbage and that everyone wet weather, it will be on a later needs to take a look at what we are date. doing to the environment. We think the week was very successful and North Summit Soil we hope the students thought so. NS Wins at State Science Fair Twelve North Summit students traveled to Weber State University with their Science Fair projects to demonstrate and answer questions forjudges in the State Science Fair competition. The two day affair wii3 shared by eleven high school and one eighth grade North Summit students. The firs! day, April 13, was devoted to setting up, demonstrating, and being judged by professional business and military scientists and technicians. On the second day, awards and scholarships were presented to students for their efforts. Honorable mention awards were Rowser, received by Tori Catherine Toole, Brandon McQueen, and Courtney Richins. Excellence awards were received by Girls Softball Sheridan Carlile, eighth grade; Cari Sue Moore, Sheryl Rees, Andrew by Kim Hilton The North Summit Lady Braves played a game against Morgan on Thursday, April, 14. They had it rated tough going against the Braves The the woe Trojans. Lady first team to hit the ball against their pitcher. They lost the game but all of the team members tried to win. Brianna Wilde: " For our first year at playing softball we are doing okay, but we need more practice Werner, Lorinda Fawcett, Anna Stephens, Jeremy Richins, and Jared Crittenden. At the conclusion of the awards program, six one year tuition scholarships were awarded, two of the scholarships went to North Summit seniors, Courtney Richins and Jeremy Richins. The participating students are enrolled in classes taught by Mir. Brewer, Mr.Banz, and Mr. Garfield and ranged in topics from botany, to physics, from chemistry to medicine, and from social science to engineering and everything in between. The students are to be commended for their efforts and accomplishments in the State Science Fair this year. 1 Then come the running events. Ashly Woolstunhulme took first in the one mite with his younger brother Chris taking sixth in the two mile. Other top brave finishers were: Troy Richens, second in the 400m, sixth in the 200m dash; Dolby Batt, fifth in the 800m, sixth in the 400m, and Lance Wilde with a sixth in the 800m. The Braves also took first in the medly ' relay. support the Braves. Baseball Team Plays on Home Field by Bobby Jenkins The Braves Varsity Baseball Team played the Morgan Trojans on April 12 at North Summits field. The first three innings were dose and exciting as neither team could pull ahead. In the fourth inning, the Braves rallied as Alan Stanford hit a home run bringing in three runs. When the Braves took the field, they held the Trojans with their de IF fense. The Trojans only scored five points as the Braves scored thirteen. Alan Stanford was having a good game hitting and pitching as he pitched the whole game. Morgan had some good hits also but were unable to score on them. The Braves went on to win 13-The Braves started out a little shaky at the first of the season but have pulled it together to win three of seven games. 5. collect imvoliKIcHiib s future. .gy :$!$ AVI ficifeoN ts fTMoUlD BE I'iLVoOH. PRESENT. call For a recorded message of current rate information, BOND pMc ttnkt of Mi In ewjpuw - 1SXSAMGS BONDS hunting, wrecking trucks. His favorite subject is Seminary, and Brother Crittenden is his favorite teacher. He enjoys all types of music. His favorite movie is "Tombstone. Mitchs pet peeves are:, when guys beat on girls, tattle tales, and bawl babies. He has participated in football four years, wrestling three years, baseball two years, track two years, FFA two years, basketball one year, and he is proud of his class. In the future, Angela looks forward to attending college, getting married, and having maybe 5 or 6 kids. Angela and her family have visited many places for .vacation in- cluding California, Idaho, Yellowstone, and Alaska. Spending time at Bear Lake each year has turned info a family tradition. wide circle of friends. His future plans are to graduate from North Summit, go on a mission, go to college and graduate, have a successful job, get married in the Temple, raise a family, form, help people, and enjoy living life to the fullest. Congratulations so for and keep it up. takeMcin UTAH and black. You might find Biff watching "The Program," playing any kind of . sport, watching his idols (Andrew Bkmquist and Jer Bates), and dreaming about taking Cindy Crawford out on a date, but only dreaming because he can't date until he is sixteen. His favorite subject in school is Seminary, going to conquer next year. After he graduates or finds time away from his busy schedule, he would like to visit Hawaii, .and spend a lot of time on the beach. His future plans include going to college, going on a mission, and getting married to a rich woman. Top Brave Sophomore by Catherine Toole The 5 election year for the new student council is just around the comer. Out with the old and in with the new. It's a time for new and exciting ideas. The requirements for being able to run are: a 2.75 GPA, the counselor must verify the students class standing, you must have the signature of 12 students, and the principal must sign your application for the student to officially become a North Summit candidate. All the applications have to be in a week prior to the election. The candidates are allowed to put two posters up during the first week. On Thursday the selection will be narrowed. The candidates give their speeches in front of the student body. Two people out of each category are selected. They are divided into two teams. The purple and the In the past kids would end an extremely large amount of money. This year you are limited to how much you can spend. One day the purple group will give out large candy and the gold small candy and vice versa the next day. This will limit the amount of money spent. The student counsel is selected by the student body. Each student is given a ballet to place their vote on. It is always exciting to see who the new student council is. Who ever may win I know they will do the best job that they can. I wish everyone the best of luck. A - y 'V1 t V Cr T t . Eric James Swensen Eric James Swensen is the Top Brave for this month. He was bom on January 12, 1978. You might find him participating in some, of his hobbies which are: going camp- - Student Council Brother with Crittenden being his favorite teacher. He admits that sports are Yahoos Place in Tournament Carolee Yates: "Bus rides take the most energy for Lana, Layla, and me." 94-9- The final score for the boys was 73 giving them fourth place. For the girls, the score was 79 putting them in fourth place also. The team's next meet is at Juab on April 26 for those who want to are fishing, snowmobiling, sports, and he enjoys new things such as Christensen. He has one sister, Brendy, and two brothers, Gary and Jason. He is the youngest in his family. He is 59" tall, and he has blue eyes. His favorite car is a Mustang, and he likes the colors red and concentration". Lana Judd: " I enjoy pumping up my fellow teammates with the help of my chum, Yates. Individually-we- . are good Players, we need to work together as a team." Melissa Pace: "It has helped me learn to communicate, have fun and enjoy what we are doing." Adele Foust: "It's been fun except for all of the schedule changes and bad weather." Track Meet Held by Zachary Casper The North Summit High School Braves track team competed in a track meet on April 13, at Morgan High School. The team had a tough time competing against Morgan, Grantsville, Rich, Wendover, Salt Lake Lutheran, Roland Hall, and Dugway. The competitors had some excellent athletes that pushed the Braves to their fullest potential. In field events Jared Vernon placed third on high jump and fifth on pole vault and Shane Rees with a fifth on high jump and a fifth on long jump. Ryan Wilde added a first in the discus and a second in a javelin. Damon Shuman scored a sixth in the shot put. hobbies Biff Christensen was born on April 19,1979 to Brent and Cindy Nick Bagnell, Colt Hamilton, Terrance Wilson, Kelsey , Robinson, Courtney McQueen, Pete Lym, Skyler Bnrton, with his family and friends,' ing and Eric Bnrton. and With the best Fteestylers in the state turning out in Brigham City, North Summit Yahoos had their work cut out for them. Showing determination, eight out of fourteen of the wrestlers placed in the top six of their divisions. Those placing were Colt (Hamilton, second; Terrance Wilson, sixth; Courtney McQueen, sixth; Kelsey Robinson, third; Nick Bagnell, fourth; Eric Burton, second; Pete Lym, third, and Skyler Burton, second. Those wrestling hard and missing by a few points were Rick Leavitt, Justin Bagnell, Joe Ovard, Kenneth Richens, Shane Meecham, , and Bodie Wilde. The Freestyle coach would like to thank the team and their parents for the time and support that was given freely during the season. Mock Trial Team The North Summit High School Mock Trial Team has done an excellent job this year. The team's first trial was against South Summit. North Summit was the prosecution and South Summit was the defense. The attorneys were: Chad Curtis, Jesse Haws, Chad Duncan, and Robie Willoughby. The witnesses were: Daniel Park, Shane Boyer, and Heather Richins. The case for this year was on a drive by shooting. Even though the team lost the case they won by points from a ' panel of three judges. Jesse Haws and Chad Curtis received best attorneys and Heather Richins received best witness. The team1! next competition war against Park City. This time the team was the defense. The witnesses were: Laura Staley, Heathe ' Richins, and Daniel Park. Again the team came out victorious, but this time they won the case and won by points. Jesse Haws and Chad Curtis received best attorneys and Daniel Park received best witness. We would like to congratulate the North Summit Mock Trial Team on a great job I The team members are: Tyler Wright, Joy Lilienthal, Heather Richins, Natasha Ovard, Laura Staley, James Cotton, Chad Duncan, Jesse Haws, Billy Rogers, Daniel Park, Chad Curtis, Lee Kellog, and Robie Willoughby. Special Thanks .to their advisor Russell Judd and the county attorney Bob Adkins. Keep your campsite clean basketball, going playing golf waterskiing, boating, and sailing. His favorite sport is golf which he competes on the school golf team. His favorite subject is English and his favorite teacher is Mr. Jaussi. Some of his past and future achievements are: being oh the Honor Roll in High School, and receiving his Eagle Scout award. His future plans are graduating from high school, then go on a mission, after his mission he would like to attend the University of Utah gradu- ate from there, get a good job, marry the woman of his dreams, settle down, and have a family! Golf team by Bill Rogers One of the new sports for North Summit this year is a golf team. This program was set up to give people who enjoy golf a chance to participate. The coach of thfoam is Dave Anderton. Dave also Oorks at the high school, middle school, and the elementary. The team this year 'consists of Curtis Ovard, Brock Ovard, Corey Jones, lin Black, Chris Woolstenhulrte, Ashley Woolstenhulme, Gary Jenkins, Jeremy Geary, arid Bill Rogers. As any new sport in its first year things are difficult, but everyone that is participating is having a good time doing it,.,. . f I I |
