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Show JHS miew KZ Market Under New Management! Same Old Friendly Service These students from Juab High School took third place in the state 1A and 2A drama competition. From the left, they are Lorrie Jean Kelsey, Julie Wright, Miriam Terry, Melanie Yates, Kelly Rae Warren, Cindi, Taylor, Cindee Boswell, Jens Mickelson, Debbie Burton, Debbie Prisbrey, Diane Wilkey, Jill Beardall, and Dovce Olpin. Their advisor, at the far right, is Murna C. Wadsworth. JHS drama students cap- ture third place at state Students from Juab High School took third place in the state 1A and 2A drama competition, held Friday and Saturday at Brigham Young University. Winning the event were students from Union High School with 68 points. Second place honors were taken by ' students from Lehi High School with 64 points. JHS had 52 points. There were 24 schools participating in the competition. The third place award is the highest that a JHS drama department has ever received, says Murna C. Wadsworth, the students advisor. Receiving superior ratings were Julie Wright and Debbie Pris- brey in the mono-actin- g competition; Kelly Rae Warren, Lorrie Jean Kelsey, and Melanie Yates in the humorous Track team places meet first at track tfeam took first meet place in a four-teaheld last Wednesday. The final score was Juab, 68; Manti, 58; North Sanpete, 38; and Wasatch Academy, 19. Placing for Juab were Scott Woodard, fourth in the shot; Todd Robinson, fourth in the discus and first in the pole vault; Bryan Griffiths, third in the javelin; Richard Win-sothird in the run; and Blair Kay, e fourth in the run. Placing in the pole vault were Kerry Lynn, second; Kevin Ockey, third; and David Garrett, fourth. Jimmy Howarth and Vance Gadd tied for second place in the dash. In the 220, Gadd placed second, Howarth placed third, and Mark r, two-mil- e two-mil- 100-yar- d Greenwood placed fourth. Stevfe : Brooks Woodard third in the 440. - placed placed In the intermediate hurdles, Rick May placed second and Greg Lofgran placed third. May placed first and Lofgran placed second in the high hurdles. Dale Woodbury placed first and Steve Brooks place second in the 880. Juab won the 440 relay and the medley relay. The next action for the team will be Saturday at the Brigham Young University invitational. so- ciety gains 19 new members Nineteen new members were inducted into the Juab High School chapter of the National Honor Society recently. The guest speaker at the ceremonies was Hoyt Olsen of the JHS faculty. District school superintendent M. Clark Newell presented the following new members with certificates: Bret Twelfth grade Belliston, Jens Mickelson, Dale Woodbury, Melanie Yates, Shelia McPherson, and Andrews. LinEleventh grade da Emmons, Lorie Matt Newell, Todd Day, Denise Wank-ieGuy Sperry, and Troy Ingram. Tenth grade Nathan Wright, Marla White, Linda Greenhalgh, Chris Johnson, Les Harward. and Kirk Greenhalgh. Jo-Lay- Hor-rock- s. r, Prices good FROM OUT OF THIS WORLD' terpretation category. Receiving excellent ratings were Bonnie May Bosh in the pantomime division; Jill Beardall in the 1-2- -3 Boneless gory; and the cast of the one-ac- t play, Jens Mickelson, Cindee Boswell, and Doyce Olpin. Bar-- S lb. 1 -- Here's school lunch fare FRANKS Here is the lunch menu for schools in the Juab District for May Bar-- S fries, lemon-buttere- Ham- burger, lettuce, pickle potato rounds, A GRADE TURKEYS Golden Glow apricots, - Hens lb. Regular HAMBURGER $H baseball team ended up their season with a three-wi- n, nine-los- s record. The Wasps played a double header at Delta The score in the first game was Juab nine, Delta six. Rick Steele was the winning pitcher. Getting base hits for the Wasps were Val Jones, who had two hits with one double for four times at bat; Jimmy Howarth, who had three hits with one double and a home run for four times at bat; Rick Steele, who had three hits and a double for four times at bat; Rick Greenhalgh with one hit for four times at bat; Pat McCaffery with one hit for four times at bat; and Lance Osborne, who had one hit with a triple for three times at bat. The Wasps scored at least one run in each of the seven innings. The Rabbits scored four runs in the bottom of the sixth inning to make it close, but the Rabbits couldn't touch the Wasps 11 hits and the Juab crew won the game. Rabbits came back in the second game The lb. pineapple Corn dog, Thursday French fries, tomato wedge, applesauce, cinnamon twist bread with raisins, milk. Hoagie, butFriday tered corn, orange wedge, red gelatin, cookie, milk. Baseball ends season with three wins Juab High Schools 19 $T)29 TIP ROAST onion, cookie, milk. $11 Boneless Sirloin d cookie, milk. Wednesday lb. 1 -- 09 $11 BOLOGNA splriach, pear, chocolate chip cookie, milk. Burritos, Tuesday green salad, peaches, 79 POT ROAST $U cate- mono-actin- g Pacific Friend - 4 Vi oz. last Friday. JHS honor in- Stacked Monday a on French bun, turkey second'lh the mite'and Scott- and Miriam Wilkey, Terry in the dramatic 5-- 9: 4-te- am Juab . High Schools division; and Cindi Taylor, Diane interpretation to beat the Wasps three to two. Rick Steele also pitched for the second game. Wasp hitters were Jimmy Howarth with two hits for three times at bat; Val Jones, with two hits for three times at - CORN Western Family - 303 can PEAS Friskies - 50 lb. DOG FOOD first base and. Deltas runner advanced to home to give Delta three runs. Top batters during the season were Vance Gadd with .538, Val Jones with and Family Size - 65 oz. Toastios Jimmy Sperry is happy with his teams performance, even though it was not the best. We were a pretty young team this year. We started a lot of sophomores and ninth graders. We expect to be a little stronger in the next couple of years, said Sperry. Times-New- 5Nephi, s Utah - 15 oz. 85 bag CEREAL HO29 Western Family - LETTUCE 269 303 can Great for Salads This Weekend 3 - 389' 6 oz. . hds. Clip Top Strawberries CARROTS 59.' Popsicles Orange Juice Fresh Full Cases $6.98 t $1 19 18 pack Western Family 99 $2 CASCADE t Crisp Howarth with .462. The TINYSHRIMP t APPLE SAUCE Greenhalgh with one hit for one time at bat. It was two to two until the fifth and last inning. They got a guy on third base with one out, said Coach Alan Sperry. 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