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Show Free Press - Wednesday, May 21, 1997 - Page 4 Miss Lehi Craftsmen to display wares k Several students from the and cabinetmaking department at Lehi High School won prestigious awards at the Young Craftsman Fair at BYU. Deven Bateman, a junior, won the Best of Show award with his oak dresser. This marks the third year in a row that a Lehi High School students has brought the traveling award back to Lehi. Students in the cabinetmaking, drafting, homemaking and fine arts departments will display their projects in the annual Industrial Technology Fair on Thursday, May 22 from 7 to 9 p.m. in the main gymnasium of the school. Nathan Robinson, Josh Peck mill-wor- 0 tickets now on sale and Jared Beckstead won first place awards in their respective categories, with Jake Francom, Russ Hansen, Patrick Rose, Mike Christofferson, Adam Bateman, Matt Peterson and Darci Bailey taking second place honors. Jake Hunt was awarded third place, and Troy Koltermann participated in the cabinetmaking skills competi- Tickets went on sale today (Wednesday) for the upcoming Miss Lehi Scholarship Pageant, which will be held on Saturday, June 14. The tickets are priced at $6 per person general admission and may be reserved by calling the Lehi Arts Center, Tickets must be paid for the same day they are reserved. tion. The Young Craftsman Fair is an annual event sponsored by the Technology Education Department at BYU, which hosts schools from 766-091- throughout Utah and neighboring states to participate in skills competition and to display student 2. projects. i yi Vn, . k snow. That quarter hour was actually overtime from the original game, and the two teams were still tied at the end of the continuation. ' That meant the Pioneers and Jhe Wasps had a shootout, where each team takes five penalty kicks, with the kicker only 12 yards away from the goal. Whichever team makes more of their five kicks wins. Lehi scored on four, Wasatch only scored two. In a tie with Uintah for fourth place in region, they had to have a playoff game, where they beat the in overtime. Utes With a chance for at least a place at state, Lehi played Delta and came out with a win, thanks to success in another shootout. They then faced Wasatch s and finagain in the Corbett said they played ished 3-- 2 3-- 2 semi-final- 3-- well." "exceptionally The championship game pitted the Pioneers against the Park City Miners, who had an 11-- region record for the season and was. in Corbett's words, "quite favored" to 1 win. Pioneer Nick Adams scored 20 minutes into the game, and only two minutes later Danny Anderson scored again. Anderson's goal was not without its price, however, since the Park City goalie kicked his head in the action; Anderson was required to have stitched and missed the rest of the game. The Pioneers shut out the Miners with those two goals, even though Park City had the ball more often than Lehi. There was no scoring in the second half. "It just took us some time to mature and come together as a team," said Corbett. "That and having our backs against the wall seemed to bring it all together." For the girls Softball team, Coach Lynn Allan said their hard work paid off for them throughout the season and especially through the tournament. "We had a bunch of girls who have been in the program for several years," he said. "They worked hard and it paid off. They had a super year where everything fell into place." That year started with the preseason St. George Tournament, where the team faced several teams and won the competition undefeated. Throughout the sea- - Connie 0 Continued from front page she said. costumer for several community and professional groups, but also as an actress in area productions, the most recent of which included Handcarts West and Pollyanna. "I have worked very hard to satisfy my customers and the business has increased tremendously," As she reflected on some of her most memorable moments in the business, she talked fondly of several clients who have shared their stories with her. Perhaps that human touch is the reason behind her success and the fitting tribute of Businesswoman of the Year. ! i" i : an - 41 "1 Photo by Russ Daly 18-- 4 record. The state playoffs, a first for the Lady Pioneer Softball team, was held at Snow College, where the and Cedar girls beat Emery, City, 2 in the first two rounds. Next came Richfield, which had been ranked number on all season, but which the Lady Pioneers shut out, 11-"That was a good win," said Allan, explaining that the Lehi girls had lost to Richfield in preseason play. "Our kids had improved." The team next faced Uintah, 4-- 2 9-- their region rivals, whom the Pioneers had defeated twice in region play. "Coaches hate to play teams they have beaten a couple of times. It's usually not good," said Allan of the tendency to let down one's guard. "They Lehi seemed a little more nervous in that game." Finally, Lehi was pitted against Richfield for a second time, Richfield having come through the double elimination process. The game was closer, but still a victory for Lehi. "We jumped out to a pretty good lead, but then they'd get a couple of runs," said Allan. "We had a hard time stopping them from scoring, but they couldn't stop us either." This year's roster included seven seniors, but although next year's squad will be less experienced, Allan is looking at the success those who played on the junior which also won a varsity team this year. majority of its games According to Russ Felt, principal of Lehi High School, the school's wins this year led the Deseret News to honor the school with the Athletic Supremacy award for this year. The 1997 Lehi Roundup royalty includes, L to R: Jaime Casper, first Sarah Simpson; and Amber Webb, second attendant. Sarah Simpson, Hooper, was crowned Saturday as queen of the 1997 Lehi Round-u- p June 26, 27, and 28. Jaime Casper, Plain City, first attendant, and Amber Webb, Clinton, second attendant, complete the royal trio. The new royalty will represent the city at not only the Roundup celebration, but during visits to neighboring communities to participate in parades and other events to invite people to Lehi festivities. Eleven contestants vied for this years title and were judged not only on their equestrienne skills but also during personal interview. "Competition results were very close this year, with only 14 point separating contestants in some instances," said Nancy Stewart, of this years contest with her husband Lee. Other contestants were: Stacie A. Trujillo, Salf Lake City; Neisha Desirae Hansen, Lehi; Katrina Lynn Ford, Morgan; Brandie Rose, Grantsville; Vadine N. Brown, Spanish Fork, Jaime Perkins, Pleasant Stacie View; Call, Thatcher; and Kanoelani Yuzon, Pleasant Grove. The new queen is the daughter of Rod and Toni Wardle and Ralph Simpson. She received a paralegal certificate from the University of Phoenix in Ogden in 1995, and is currently attending Weber State University. She gives horseback riding lessons and is interested in reading and creative writing, exercising, team roping and breakaway roping and enjoys all outdoor activities, including water and jet skiing, camping and hunting. Her goal is to continue her education and obtain a business degree, then go on to law school, obtaining a master of business and a law degree. She will also support rodeo athletes and promote rodeo. Jaime is the daughter of Bert and Janice Casper. She presently attends Weber State University majoring in Child and Family Science. She was listed in "Who's Who Among American High School Students. Rodeo has been a major part of Jaimes' life since she was a little girl. She competed in her first queen contest at age 6. She was an avid high school rodeo contestant, competing in queen contests, break-awa- y roping, pole bending and girls cow cutting. She was NCHA Chevy Truck Western Nationals Youth Champion in 1997, and in 1996, was first runner-up National High School Girls cow cutting champion, state girls cow cutting champion, and Silver g State International Rodeo champion. She was a member of the national high school championship team in 1996, and has held the title of Hooper Tomato All-St- 4-- p Early deadline Our newspaper offices will be closed Monday for Memorial Day, so any news stories (weddings, missionaries, etc.) or display advertising must be submitted by Friday at 5 p.m. Classified advertising will be accepted until noon Days queen. Amber is the daughter of Paul and Sonja Webb and a student at Weber State University, where she is pursuing a degree in business administration. 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She is a dance instructor for Sonja's Dance Academy, teaching cheerleading and gymnastics. She says she has and grown up through the posse programs and is a member of the American Quarter Horse Association and the Intermountain Reining Horse Association. She was first attendant to the Lehi Round-uqueen in 1996, and is the reigning Miss West Point. She has also been Weber County Posse Queen, Utah Junior Quarter Horse Rodeo Queen, and Cowboy Commission Queen. She enjoys dancing, playing the piano, and basketball. t Refinance your 1990 & newer Auto Loans at Universal Campus Credit Union a based on attendant; Queen Hooper cowgirl named Roundup Queen 1pwn Auto "Rate 6y tcfrto ' This offer jM Wfr V X son, they maintained ft".' s,v ... rrr Champs Continued from front page " i 50 Excludes neat moss Off Not valid with any other coupons or offers |
