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Show Thursday, April 20, 2006 SPRINGVILLE HERALD 13 Student traveler attends SHS during off season SHS Devils burning through region Nicole Brown is a student traveler who attends SHS during the off season. The "on season" is during summer sum-mer break. Last year she went to Thailand for three months. She will be going to Thailand at the end of this month and will stay there with students from BYU till the first week in August. She participates in the BYU study abroad program pro-gram with her father, who supervises. , Her father is Ralph Brown, a PHD and professor profes-sor of sociology at BYU. He has taught the study abroad program in Thailand Thai-land for the past two years. Nicole has attended Thailand Thai-land with her family as a guest; this year she will participate as a student. Her dad wanted her and her two sisters to have a cultural experience. "The highlight of my trip was getting to meet new people and see how they live in a second world country," she Springville High 3rd term Honor Roll told The following students earned a lace on the third-term third-term honor roll at Springville High School. ; Sophomores Krista . Adams, Collin Ainge Serena Albee, Jared Allan, John Allen, Rachelle Alley, Yvonne Allsop, Katri-na Katri-na Anderson, Timothy Anderson, An-derson, Anisa Andrus, Catherine Ashby, Jessica Bailey, Thomas Ballard and Jaime Bankhead. Aaron Bartholomew, Lan-don Lan-don Bate, Michael Bate, Grant Baugh, Susannah Baxter, Bax-ter, Jessica Bennett, Nika Bennett, Catelin Benson, Christopher Bird, Michael Bird, Austin Bonnett, Spencer Boyer, Katharine Breckenridge, Steven Brown, Danica Budge, Phillip Buhler, Eric Bulow, Niel Burnett, Christopher Burns, Timothy Call and Jason Ja-son Chamberlain. Brittney Charlton, Amy Christensen, Chalyce Chris-tensen, Chris-tensen, Cody Christensen, Stephanie Christensen, Bradley Clark, Sarah Clark, Krystal Cook, Spencer Cook, Jessica Cooper, Rachel Coyne, Riley Cran-dall, Cran-dall, Jenna Crockett, Tanner Croshaw, Hannah Crumpton and Jennifer Cullen. Dustin Day, Andrew Dear-den, Dear-den, Breanne DeFreese, Keisha Egbert, Cydney Ellsworth, Kami Evans, Hai-ley Hai-ley Francis, Sheena Frazier, Clark Fredrickson, Chelsea Frost, Catherine Furner, David Gage, Spencer Gardner, Gard-ner, Jared Gillies, Steven I .niinon nnornan Nvinarn Christopher Graham, Stephen Graham, Kiel Graves, Marissa Grotegut, Danielle Gunn and Molly Hanks. Kody Hansen, Bradley Hawkins, Keagan Hilliard, Julie Hoffman, Leah Holden, Cameron Homer, Lance Houghton, Kayla Hudman, Allissa Huffaker, Jordan Hunsaker, Austin Hunt, Breanne Bre-anne Hutchens, Trevor Jef-fers, Jef-fers, Hilary Jensen, Jaelise Jensen, Karlie Jensen, Bryant John, Lonnie Johnson, John-son, Sharlee Johnson, Rebecca Rebec-ca Johnston, Brant Jones, Kjersti Jones, Rachel Jones and Aileen Keliiliki. Stephanie Kidd, Zachary Knowlton, Jessica Kriser, Kelly Kunz, Derek Larsen, Brittney Lee, Jamee Lee, Lane Leishman, Kelly Li, Matthew Liddiard, Amanda Long, Margaret Loveless, Julia Lowe, Maria Lowry, Alex Marshall, Ashley Mauss, Melinda McClain, Benjamin McCulloch, Nicholas McPhie, Tyler Mer-rell, Mer-rell, : Henry Miles, Trina Milius and Brandon Miller. Marcy Miller, Sciena Mitchell, Casey Moon, Aimee' Morin, Brandy Mortensen, Rachelle Moss, Hector Navarro, Jed Neilsen, Alexandria Nemelka, Scott Nicholes, Sumner Norman, Colby North, Sarah Ogden, Jessica Paletta, Jennifer Parks, Brittany Parrott, Radison Parry, Kylie Paulson, Paul-son, Jordan Payne, Jaynee Pendleton, Karen Pendleton and Kileigh Petersen. Pe-tersen. Bryson Pope, Gregory Prusak, Joshua Reidhead, Jordan Ritter, Raquel Sandoval, San-doval, Carlos Santiago, Ari-ca Ari-ca Scheetz, Joseph Schurig, Hannah Serr, Karen Shaw, Aaron Sheffield, Sam Shields, Joseph Shinners, Daniel Simmons, Michael Sly, Taylor Smith, Tyler Smith, Ryan Sommerfeldt, Justin Sorensen and Shea Sperry. Kassidi Stark, Skylor Steed, Taylor Stone, Ashley Sumsion, Kathryn Sumsion, Samantha Sumsion, Phillip Swan, Kaylyn Swanson, Kayla Sweeten, Jessica Swensen, Ishaah Talker, Alissa Tanner, Adrianna Tar in, Bryant Taylor, Matthew Taylor, Hannah Thueson, Eric Tingey, Kellie Tobler, Elizabeth Tomco, Madelyn Tucker, Kyle Tuft, Dayna Tuttle and Christine Vaughan. Amelia Wells, Analysa Wheeler, SpencerWhitaker, Kelly White, Alisha Wille, Heather Williams, Takiesha Williamsen, Alec Wiscombe, Ashley Wise, Stetson Wood, Devyn Woodfield, Alex Woolsey and Hannah Wrathall. Juniors Jordan Allen, Rossana Al-trhein, Al-trhein, Heidi Anderson, Kelsey Anderson, Amanda Ashby, Holly Ashton, Audrey Au-drey Baer, Leslie Bailey, Heather Barton, Jeremy Baum, Sara Beach, Ryan Beagles, Bret Bills, Conrad Bird, McKayla Bird, McK-ynzie McK-ynzie Bird, Tyson Bird, John Blackburn, Brittanie Black-well, Black-well, Jessica Bodily, Preston Boyer, Camille Bradford, Kolby Bradley and Dallin Briggs. Cameron Brink, Jeff Britt, Michael Brooks, Ashley Brown, Branda Brown, Den-isha Den-isha Brown, Erica Brown, Nicole Brown, Bethany Burr, Ethan Busby, Joni Carrasco, Nicole Chamberlain, Gregory Grego-ry Chipman, Austin Clark, Dacia Clifton, Jeffrey Coates, Jessica Co-moletti, Co-moletti, Alex Crandall, Chase Crandall, Shalee Crandall, Cran-dall, Britny Davis, Quinlin Denter, Brian Devereaux and Chase Draper. Caitlin Duncan, Anthony Dye, Preston Eaton, Jessica Farr, Easton Folster, Spencer Foutz, Daniella See Honor Roll Page 17 35 E. 400 S. - Springville 491-2600 GARDEN - LUMBER HARDWARE PLUMBING ELECTRICAL AUTOMOTIVE PAINT - TOOLS AH your home hardware needs! said. Another cultural experience experi-ence she had was taking a Thai cooking class and finding out how they prepared pre-pared food. Thai food is the yummiest food she has ever tasted, with a kicky and "spicy burning sensation." When asked how she prepared pre-pared for this big trip, Nicole said, I took a Thai 101 language class at BYU, met Thai people and learned about their culture and the different foods they eat." One of the things that happened to her this past year in Thailand was that during a visit to a hill tribe, she witnessed a traditional funeral. The casket was open, revealing an un-pre-served corpse, and several women danced exotically for the last rites. . "It was an interesting experience, ex-perience, we were fed by the host of people there, and we were invited into their huts," said Nicole. During her trip to Thailand, Thai-land, she took a three-week excursion through Malaysia, Vietnam, Singapore, Singa-pore, and Cambodia; "It was the time of my life." The many experiences Nicole has had allow her to share her new-found knowledge and influence with the American world in a positive way, and teach others about an obscure country. John Van Wagoner SHS STAFF WRITER - . Right now the Red Devils are the last team that anyone in Region 7 wants to see or play. The Devils have raced to a tie on top of the Region 7 standings. The funny thing is that the devils were picked to finish 3rd, behind Provo and Payson. The devils took that with a chip on their shoulders and have beaten Provo by one, and absolutely destroyed Payson last Friday (SHS beat Payson one time earlier in the season as well). The Devils Dev-ils are 4-1 in region play, with the lone loss coming against rival Timpview High. The scores for those games, in order, or-der, are Payson the Devils won 9-6; vs. Provo the Devils won 6-5; vs. Timpview the Devils lost 12-11; Lehi the Devils won 4-3; and vs. Payson the Devils won 164. The Red Devil offense was considered one of the question ques-tion marks coming into the season, and they have absolutely ab-solutely shut up those critics. So far in 5 region games, the Devils have pounded out 47 runs. Leading this barrage on opponent pitching has been Danny Mecham with two home runs and Mark Averett who batted 9-10 last week. The Devils also proved that they have power throughout the lineup with homers coming com-ing from Riley Allred, Adam Gray, Steve Nelson, Alec Clements, ' and Danny Mecham. This week could be a turn-" ing point in the season for the Red Devils because they play three critical games: Provo at Provo on Tuesday, Or em at home on Wednesday Wednes-day (this could be the most important game of Region because Orem is currently tied for 1st with the Devils), and at Timpview on Friday where they could avenge their lone region loss. The Devils have also cracked the Top 5 in the Valley Rankings with their awesome play. Please come and support the Devils as they shoot for a region title and eventually, hopefully, a state title. Senior Adam Gray says, "What we need to improve on is that we always jump on teams early, and we get comfortable com-fortable with the lead we have so we need to close out games better. We play to the level of our competition. It really helps us if everybody comes to the games to support sup-port us." New Cheer Coach at SHS Leslie Stapel SHS STAFF WRITER : Well Springville High School, we nave a new cheer coach! Her name is Jana Garrett, Gar-rett, and she comes to Springville High School highly high-ly prepared! She has been in cheerleading for years in college, col-lege, and just graduated recently re-cently with a degree in business. busi-ness. She was a gymnastic coach for seven years. And she has a great, uplifting, positive, supportive, and encouraging en-couraging attitude. Her goals for the Springville High School Cheer teams are to become more united, succeed suc-ceed individually and as a group, and to of course, have loads of fun! 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