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Show Thursday, April 14, 2005 SPRINGVILLE HERALD 11 mm mmEn if A. & . . u Teacher Spotlight: Mrs. Rabner Loki Blatnick SHS STAFF WRITER When students come to into the library at Springville High School, they can use the computers, check out books, or just spend some time reading a magazine. We might take this for granted, but the person who makes this all possible is Mrs. Rabner, the school librarian. li-brarian. Mrs. Rabner started her education in her hometown of Ogden, Utah, and spent her high school years enjoying enjoy-ing the many extra-curricular activities offered in her school such as debate. She then went on to finish her schooling at Brigham Young University. Mrs. Rabner has been teaching for many years, starting as a high school history his-tory teacher, and she has spent a long time as a librarian. librari-an. Her favorite job, however, howev-er, was when she had the once-in-a-lifetime opportunity opportuni-ty to be a historian at the Gettysburg Get-tysburg Military Park. When asked what her favorite fa-vorite part of being a teacher was, she promptly replied that it was when the "light goes on" in a kid's mind, and they finally understand what you have been trying to teach them. She enjoys being able to share her own knowledge knowl-edge and experiences with students. Mrs. Rabner especially loves being a high school librarian li-brarian because she can introduce in-troduce the students to new authors and books, and help those kids who are non readers read-ers develop a passion for literature. lit-erature. She also commented on the upcoming renovations planned for the library, and said that the students at Springville High will finally have the resources they need to help them with their classes, class-es, and they will also have a greater selection of books to help them learn. Mrs. Rabner hopes that the teenagers she teaches will make the most of their education and learn how to balance school work and fun. High school is an opportunity to learn valuable life skills, and she encourages encour-ages students to take learning learn-ing seriously. All the staff and students who have had the opportunity opportuni-ty to work with Mrs. Rabner know that she is not only an accomplished teacher, but also a caring person. She is always there to follow through with her commitments, commit-ments, and all those who know her understand that she is there for the long haul. Not only is Mrs. R abner an accomplished teacher, but she is also an amazing mentor to all those whose lives she has impacted for the better. SHS Baseball Players of the Week Three members of the winning SHS Red Devil Baseball Team ere named Players of the Week. They are Kirk Doxey, Brian Bulow and Trevyn Smith. Senior left fielder Kirk Doxey hit .600 (3-for-5) on the week with 1 double, 2 home runs, and also drew 2 walks. He knocked in 9 runs in two games. Kirk leads the team in HR (3) and RBI (17) and second on the team in slugging percentage per-centage (.595). Senior pitcher Brian Bulow improved his record to 4-0 with a complete game shutout against Provo. He allowed only 3 hits while striking out 10 batters. Brian's ERA is just 1.65 on the season and batters are hitting just .177 against him. Senior right fielder Trevyn Smith hit .500 (3-for 6) on the week with 2 doubles, dou-bles, 1 run scored, and 1 RBI. Both of Trevyn's doubles dou-bles were hit off the left-center field fence at Provo just missing home runs. Brian Bulow y :immiii.l...iii Mfaj, ' . - ' j 1 i Vl s j; i Hk 'J J , is Livestock Booster Club dinner Mrs. Rabner Kim Clark SHS STAFF WRITER Good food, door prizes, and an auction, what's not to love about the Livestock Booster Club dinner? The Booster Club held their annual fund-raising banquet ban-quet April 7 in the Springville High School cafeteria. The dinner is held every year to help raise money for the local 4-H 4-H and FFA members. Upon auctioning off their animals, these members mem-bers receive a boost in their sell price from the Springville Booster Club. At the dinner in front of the audience was a large table with several diverse items on it. The items were to be auctioned off as part of the fund-raising. Items ranged from Dutch ovens, to bedroom sets, to used cars. A Pentium Computer was auctioned at $125, while a Little Giant Ladder went for $375. Before the auction began, dinner was served. The favorite selections of beef, lamb' and pork were all present, along with baked potatoes, salad and rolls. Every year, people look forward to the superior superi-or meats served at the dinner. din-ner. ' As people were finishing their meals, the auction was started. Many people from all over the town were present and contributed con-tributed to the cause. Thank you to everyone who donated and helped out with this important fund-raiser. v .W " . ! ' ' ' 5 V j f At "4. V Brian Ostler and the auctioner are shown durring the auction at last weeks FFA fund raiser. A NEW PRACTICE TO THE SPRINGVILLE AREA! Modern Techniques in a teaching environment. A Dental Practice for the Whole Family. Convenient Payment Options : Emergency Services when you-: need help. PRESENT THIS AD AND RECEIVE A COMPLEMENTARY EXAM AND X-RAYS ON YOUR FIRST VISIT! 51 MOST ; INSURANCE: ACCEPTED!: BCBS'DMBA Dental Select 'l-Delta 'l-Delta and others ! 1 485 S. Main, Suite 302, Springville -:; CALL TODAY FOR AN APPOINTMENT: 801-885-5594 Drilltastic drill review Colt Jenkins SHS STAFF WRITER Five, 6, 7, 8, Rigid mechanical movements, electric smiles; drill tryouts were recently held at Springville High School The girls who tried out attended at-tended several workshops led by the senior drill girls. The prospective drill girls had to learn a dance containing contain-ing military and kick line, and then perform the dance for a panel of three judges. The drill advisor, Mrs. Allred, was able to take up to 20 girls for next year's team. The competition was fierce as the girls struggled to nail every movement that was thrust on them. Those who were successful in clenching their spot on next year's team were kidnapped late one night for a slumber party. The 20052006 SHS Drill Team will consist of sophomores: sopho-mores: Sydney Beals, Chalyce Christensen, Breanne De-Freeze, De-Freeze, Catherine Furner, Maragret Loveless, Joelle Petersen, Pe-tersen, Katie Reisinger and Kathryn Sumsion. Juniors: Jessie Comoletti, Megan Crookston, Nicole Dew, Jessica Jessi-ca Farr, Brittany Merrill, Chel-cie Chel-cie Richins, Chelsea Robinson, Jill Shepherd, Lindsey Will-more Will-more and Chelcie Wimmer. Seniors: Haley Edmunds and Cami Willmore. 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