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Show THE BEAVER PRESS - JAN. 31, 1985 - PAGE 4 Beaver Youth The New Mount Holly Basketball Here are the results of the January 26 Youth Basketball games. There was a great turnout. Next Saturday, February 2nd, there will be no games because of the Beaver High School Wrestling Tournament. The Red Team beat the Yellow Red Team players Team scored as follows: Dave Fuller 15, Cheap Thrills just became even cheaper! Residents of Iron, Washington, Sevier, Millard, and Beaver counties can now ski for only HALF PRICE 39-1- Photo by Rod Jones B-Ste- THE SCHOOL competed with 25 other Drill Teams and tied for first place in their Division in the Rocky Mountain Drill Team Competition in Salt Lake ps Tie For First Place 2A-4- Second Quarter BHS Honor Roll are the names of students at Beaver High School who attained honor roll status for the second quarter: 12th Grade Straight A's - Brett Christiansen, Nicole Dotson, Staci Hutchingsand Susan Roberts. 3.7 or A- - or Better Angela Murie, Cynthia M. Bradshaw, Jimmy Carter, Chris Cornell, Lisa Dean, Holly Gale, Nathan Joseph, Jay Riggs, Heather R. Myers, Stepanie Smith, Patti Stoker, and Brian Tucker. 11th Grade Straight A's - Scott Langford and Melinda Roberts. 3.7 or A- - or Better - Lesa Albrecht, Paula Bradshaw, Lenette Cartwright, Matt Gibson, Rod Jones, Shelly Lee, Sharon Marshall, Jeff Olsen, Dana Osborn, Annette Walker. 10th Grade Straight A's - Natalie Black, Nattaly Goff, Angela Martin, Holly Robinson, Pat Stauffer, John Webster, Tracy White. 3.7 or A- - or Better - David Albrecht, Tresa Albrecht, Drew Allsup, Lana Baldwin, Randolyn Blake, Sidney Bradshaw, Alan Davis, LaDell Eyre, Lori Limb, Wade Oakden, Susan Olsen, Ron Tucker, and Charlie White. 9th Grade Straight A's - Steve Albrecht, Cindy Hollingshead, Kim Jensen, Daniel Marshall, Dean Weldert. 3.7 or A- - or Better - Matt Barton, DeAnn Bradshaw, Gary Von Christiansen, Codi Brown, Davie, Shay Goff, Leon Huntsman, Lane Limb, Randi Loui, Barry Marshall, RaCail Riley, Caroline Smith, Ryan Yardley, and Diane Following schools. took first place in the Dance Precision category and second place in the Novelty Precision tied category. Overall, the for first place in their Division. The supporters of the were many. They helped the spirit of the team become great. The would like to thank all of the people who went up to Salt Lake City to support them. Without these people would not be the great the Drill Team they are. They would also like to thank their advisors, April Yardley and Sherri Henry for being the special people they are! The are to be congratulated on their great accomplishments and we challenge them to excel in Region and State competition. Adult Education Adult Education classes will be starting in Parowan at the Parowan High School according to Eleen Evans. There will be a Users Computer Class taught by Richard Dotson and a Poetry class taught by Dr. David Lee. Both of these can be for college credit if enough students participate. There will also be a typing refresher course taught by Cherie Day which will not be for college credit. Please contact Eleen Evans at for further 0 or information. 477-375- HIGH City recently. Piute Junior Wrestling The Beaver High School traveled to Salt Lake City to compete in the Rocky Mountain Drill Team Competition. Here they competed with 25 other Drill Teams ranging from The BEAVER 586-542- 0 tournament by Sharon Jones Saturday, January 25th, nineteen junior Beaver wrestlers and their coach, Bruce Marchant, along with several parents, braved icy roads and early morning hours to attend the Piute Tournament. In their first matches of the year, and with only one practice under their belts, these young matmen are to be congratulated for a job well done. Kindergarten wrestlers included Josh Shotwell, who placed third, Josh Osborn, with a fourth, and Kiley Eyre. First graders were Landon Shotwell and Jaden Edwards who both placed first and earned gold medals, Renton Williams who brought home a silver second place and Steve Reusch. Second graders were Tavish Edwards with a second and Josh Eyre. The two third graders to participate were Ryan Osborn who placed second, and Kyle Marchant who earned a fourth place. There were also two fourth graders, Royce Williams who placed second and Trent Bradshaw who placed fourth, and two fifth graders,. Eric Jones with a fourth and Cade Edwards. Sixth grade matmen were Ryan Williams, who usually does well, but came down with the flu and Wesley Morris, who did a super job and won his gold medal. Junior High wrestlers were eighth graders Kenny Reusch who placed second and Kiley Maycock who placed first. We congratulate these young wrestlers and encourage them to keep up the good work. Stoker. 8th Grade Straight A's - Stacy Baldwin, Joey Benson, Wade Gray, Janet Hutchings and Darren Marshall. 3.7 or A- - or Better - Shannon Baggs, Barbara Barton, Patty Bettridge, Andrea Blackner, Tanya Bowden, Shirleen Bradshaw, Melissa Carter, Holly Dalton, Paula Davis, Jill Jessup, Denise Johnson, Karen Joseph, Danny Nielson, Rodney Roberts, Suzanne Stoker, Darrick Weldert, Terry White, Melinda Yardley. 7th Grade Straight A's - Kim Hutchinson, Kimberly Martin and Ben Robinson. 3.7 or A- - or Better Shawn Bishop, Julie Black, Kimberly Brown, Judy Cartwright, Tyler Fails, Jeni Foster, Angela Havens, Matt Jones, James Kesler, Chris Lee, Tess Oakden, Melinda Smith, Valerie Smith and Andrea Yardley. -- Beaver Tracks n FIIM THRILLS tf IV ADULT yYJit 1.75 ADULT PHE-SCH- Whom: 10th Grade 00 40-3- 50 STUDENT CHILD (under 12).. TYTHE WORLDS MOST HILARIOUS Last Thursday, January 24th, the GAA Basketball team hosted Kanab. Our girls really played well and shot down the Cowboys in both games. The J. V. won and the Varsity won $2.00 STUDENT Wrl SPILL S by SHANE BUTTON ADVANCE ft On Friday, January 25th the boys Basketball team traveled to Valley. Our boys struggled to maintain a lead but stampeded over the Buffs $2.50 51.50 I.... FREE SPORT! 72-6- 6 in overtime. On Saturday, January 26th, the Sweetheart Ball was held in the new gym. The Sweetheart Royalty were Faculty Danny Nielson 10, Leslie Gale 8, Chris Hurst 6. Other players were Sidney Marshall, Craig Hollingshead, Robbie Dean, Shane Osborn and Danny Foreman. Yellow Team scores were Kelly Eyre 7, Robert Skinner 4, and 0 for Brad Eyre, Jared Goff, Chris Lee, Darren Marshall and Curtis Strong. The Blue Team beat the Purple Blue Team scores were Team 28-2Russell Carter 16, Brett Hutchings 6, Tyler Fails 4, and Yancy Edwards 2. (Other players were Ben Robinson, Wade Gary and Gary Mclnelly.) Purple Team scores were Lance Langford 9, Monte Hutchings 6, Rodney Roberts 5. Other players were Shawn Bishop, Geoffery Murdock, Doug Riley, Lance Brien-hol- t, and Curt Walbeck. The Maroon Team beat the Blue Maroon Team scores Team were Travis Hugh 11, Ben Dalton 8, Randy Yardley 2. Other players were Robbie Kelsey, Doug Humphery, during special weeks set aside just for you. Iron County January . Washington County January Sevier County January 2 Millard County Jan. Beaver County February 6-1- 2 13-1- 9 20-2- 6 27-Fe- b. 3-- 9 thank southern Utah residents for the support you have given the new ownership at the New Mount Holly, we are reserving a special week for you. Simply show your (river's license or other proof of residency during the week above, and off what are already the best prices in Utah! receive one-ha- Yes, to lf th e new 21-1- Hubbell, Darrell Christiansen, Ryan Rassmusen, Randy Goodin, Jason Martin, and Robert Yardley. Blue Team scores were Clay Williams 5, Cody Erickson 4, Richard Yardley 4. Other players were Jason Bradshaw, Ronald Yardley, Brady Fails, Brandon Harris, Brandon Payne, Danny Paget and Jared Price. The Green Hornet Team won against the Yellow Team Green Hornet scores were Blayne Allsup 12, Brandon Lee 2, Cody Black 2, Johnathon Marshall 2, Cody Morgan 2, Joey Williams 2, Willy Dalton 2. Other players were Jason Eyre, Mike Hutchings, and Chris Lessing. Yellow Team scorers were Jason Ivory 8, Randy Marshall 4, James Dotson 4, Jeremy Thomas 2. Other players were Shawn White, vesovt Lei Mark 24-1- Ryan Bradshaw, Brandon Maycock, Troy Fails, Brandon Draper, Jared Hollingshead and Kelly Evans. The Red Burners took the Purple Flash Team 14-Red Burners who scored were Pam Bowler 6, Karen Joseph 2, Melinda Yardley 2 and Brenda Weaver 2 and Kim Barton 2. Other players were Ronda Barney, Trina Marshall, Nicole Yardley and Jenny Yardley. Purple Flash scorers were Amy Albrecht 4, Natalie Marshall 1, Pam Price 1. Other players were Nikki Jones, Neisha Brienholt, Shannon Baggs, Dristine Spencer, Tanya Bowden, Brooke Allsup, Crystal Oakden and Julie Black. The Blue Angels won against the Solid Gold Team. Blue Angels scores were Janet Hutchings 6, Julie Marshall 4, Jenny Marshall 2. Patty Bettridge 2, Mulissa Yardley 2, and Angela Havens 2. Other players were Jodi Maycock, Melanie Limb, Angie Limb, Stacy Baldwin and Andrea Albrecht. Solid Gold scorers were Gina Robinson 5, Suzanne Stoker 3, Carrie Hodges 2. Other players were Kellie Hodges, Alana Harris, Kimberley Walker, Janet McElroy, Cheryl Murdock, Cynthia Marshall, Callie Hutchings, Alisha Anderson and Kellie Erwig. Beaver, Utah Telephone (801) Open seven days a week all season. Regular prices $7 weekdays,$12 438-544- 4 r tune-u- p Almost all foreign & American cars and Parowan. On Thursday the Basketball teams 31st, will 4 - Cylinder QBBB ATLAS MOTOR ANALYZER Dave and Ray's Body Shop Garage SkAnri 10 115 N. 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