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Show Wednesday, May 24, 1995 Page 7 Nephi, Utah tEJje relay, 7th, with Katie Brough, Kallee Truscott, Suzanne Woodland, and Janna Kenison; and the boys 1600m relay, 7th, consisting of Jason Ricks, Ammon Coray, Scott Stubbs, and Dave Jensen. All State Champions, were invited to the Meet of Champions held at Granite High School last Saturday to compete. Juab came back with two 5th boys 1600m medley relay consist- ing of Travis Royce, Chris Juab High School track team comes home from state tournament with runner-u-p trophy Field Competition two weeks medals: Bart Garrett in the ago. Juab had a comfortable lead 3200m run and 1600m run, Greg the whole meet until the last two Johnson in the pole vault, and events when South Sevier Jason Ricks in the javelin; one The Juab High School Track jumped to claim the title Juab silver medal for J.C. Reed in the team came home with a Runner- - had been pursuing for the past shot put; and three bronze metals for J.J. Ray, and Shannon up trophy for the 2nd year in a two years, row from the State Track and Juab came home with 4 gold Kenison in the discus and the Truscott, Scott Stubbs, and Ryan Hall. Garrett was injured with a sprained ankle during the 800m run to squelch his chances for two more gold medals. Others placing were: Katie Brough, 5th in the longjump and 6th in the 100m hurdles; Ryan Hall, 5th in the 3200m run and 1600m run; Dave Jensen, 4th in the 300m hurdles and 6th in the 110m hurdles; Greg Johnson, 5th in the 110m hurdles, J.C. Reed, 6th in the shot put; the girls 1600m relay, 6th, with Suzanne Woodland, Amberlee Wright, Valerie Truscott, and Angie Sperry; the girls 1600m medley 1A-5- places with J.C. Reed in the shot put and Greg Johnson in the pole vault, and Jason Ricks came back in 7th place in the javelin. These athletes were numbered among the top eight athletes in the state. Jamie Goble received the AcaAward and Bart demic Garrett, J.C. Reed, Jason Ricks, and Greg Johnson were named All-Sta- te All-Stat- e. Ladies Golf Association looking for lady golfers Members of the Canyon Hills day, May 31st at 5:00 p.m. For more information, call Ladies Golf Association is lookwho John Fillmore ing for lady golfers. Ladies Diane who those or are now golfers just Carmela or Ann Denise want to play are invited to an opening social to be held Wednes 623-993- 0, 623-199- 623-234- 7, 623-199- Juab High School Drill Team, Cheerleaders members chosen for 1995-9-6 year By Jennifer Wallace JHS Correspondent The 1995-9- 6 Juab High School Drill Team members and officers have been chosen, as well as the Varsity and JV Head Cheerleaders. The 1995-9- 6 Drill Team Officers will be: President, Nikkii Truscott; Head Drill Mistress, Emilee Mangelson; Secretary, Jennifer Wallace; Assistant Drill Mistresses, Tina Blackett, Angie Cook, Jamie Jarrett, Emily Winn and Marcie Winn; and Wardrobe Mistress, Jenya Jacobson. The 1995-9- 6 Varsity Head Cheerleader will be Andrea Ware and the JV Head Cheerleader will be Katie Brough. New members of the Drill Team are: Stephanie Archibald, Farrah Callaway, Angie Cook, Emilee Mangelson, Harmonie Alayna Olpin, Nikki Stephensen, Nikkii Truscott, "McCoy, Jennifer Wallace, Marcie Winn, Taska Winn, Shari Banks, Sarah Hall, Jenya Jacobson, Mindy Jacobson, Jamie Jarrett, Jenny, Kouns, Emily Winn, Tina Blackett, and Leslie Stowell. Cheerleaders will be Andrea Ware, Mindee Anderson, JoDee Gadd, Diana Lynn, RaDona Steele, Jaima Welsh, Katie Brough, Jessica Jones, Karrisa Olpin, Tiffany Ralphs, Tara AWARD Roger score of 77, placed with a Painter, The Provita will attend a team 5th in individual competition at leadership camp at SUU in early the State Golf Tournament. August and will participate in At a banquet held at the Univerthe Honor Drill Team at Stadium sity Park Hotel in Salt Lake City, was presented The University of Utah now grees from an accredited college of Fire at the BYU Cougar Sta- May 18th, Roger e dium for the 4th of July Celebra- with an award by the will accept all associate of arts will be evaluated on a Association. Utah tion. Golf and associate of science degrees basis. U of U changes policy on ALL-STAT- E Stephensen, and Lindsey Wright. 2-- transfer credits A All-Stat- course-bycour- se JHS GOLF TEAM Members of the Juab High School golf team from left: Nyle Robinson, coach; Ryan Robinson, Jason King, Joseph Eyre, Tyler hunt and Roger Painter, participated in the State Golf Tournament held at Rose Park. The Juab team placed 4th in the state. 2-- from accredited colleges through- out the United States as meeting lower division liberal education requirements at the U. The new policy opens the universitys doors to more trans- w fer students, said President Arthur K. Smith. Jt ti The University of Utah wants to be helpful to students who transfer here, Smith said. This new policy will open the university to more students in Utah and across the country,' who ,haVe worked hard to obtain their associate degrees. The U. used to consider only college parallel associate degrees from accredited public community colleges as meeting all lower division liberal education requirements. The university used to evaluate credit transferred from other accredited col- basis for leges on a eral education credits. With the new policy, recently approved by the Credits and Admissions Committee, that has changed, said L. Kay Harward, assistant dean of student affairs and services. Any student with a college parallel associate degree, resident or nonresident, can now transfer to the University of Utah and we will extend them the same courtesy, Harward said. Locally the new policy will allow students from LDS Business College in Salt Lake City and Ricks College in Idaho to transfer more easily to the U. The work of transfer students who have not earned associate of arts or associate of science de in-sta- te per-cour-se O' ;;.U 4i Vs jrr-- r rm - TTbYrmJP' coMrra IB44 - ; MJllIAIB . 1 J 1 b r- 7 f- - t IV IIP c Juab County and Ash Grove Cement Company Announce the Cleanup of all SCRAP TIRES in the County. Leave Tires at the Following Places: ' Eureka 342 At Nephi W. Main A the City Shops iMe Gtotb site-base- I -- i;M Itslltt in: I Cl Still IStSKliM'SlI IKii; it jil! IIS . SW'SIMIM 4 SIM . it ! li-s- i lit - 1 ihisliTK) VJtBi1IHy iiiis IgHItls? lu ' It i' : Hi:1 ;l t : ( WHliHtfjafifcTdl r 1 1 1 I- at- i Mi . ijsS Entry to the City Landfill jMb ' ' I!tkA - Maximum Tire Size 24.5 Inch Inside Diameter. No Wheels or Rims Please. Juab Interagency FACT d Council needs a coordinator to work in Nephi, Mona and Eureka School year 7.5 hours per day. Pick up applications at Juab School District Office, 42 East 200 North, Nephi. Close date in June 2, 1995. EOE employer. ; 'v . Tires may be deposited between May 27 & June 5. Help Wanted! 0, 5. ' A A |
