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Show r, TTf Z 6 '" ,(1V(V 4 "' ! Nephi, Utah mtW-cfo- s ; '" i f fj ( . Wednesday, October 29, 1997 v ;f9rpfit(2am namsd i2idn 12 Champions u$5tfiup234 of IMglhes' irecpllar jrcotHjal Team 'lr jf r';' ?i', : , , a ' season 9r0 wim wlri oeir Gummsoim 1 4 f,4 "AV. f s touchdown on a 1 yard run. The 87, Josh Park 58, Brett Wood- By Angie Sperry Wasp defensfe 'again forced 5$,'.T6rrey Weber 5 and JHS Correspondent nison to punt and the offense t BrettiMortehsen 4. Josh Park scored again with a 69 yard pass completed 5 of 11 passes for a It was cold and snowy, but the from Parkto Reynolds. The sc5i;e tital of 139 yafds. Casey Rey- Brett Levelling nolds led receptions with 1 for 69 Wasps didnt miss a step as they was then 28-defeated the Gunnison Bulldogs tercepted his ninth pass of the yards followed by Trevor Casper 41-- 0 and ended the regular sea- season to put Juab back on of- who had 3 for 55 yards, and Brett son undefeated. Mike Howarth fense. Park threw a 10 yard pass Lovell who had 1 for 15 yards. started the game with a fumble to Trevor Casper for another recovery to give Juab the ball. touchdown making the score 35-- 0 at the end of the first half. Brett Woodland then carried the ball twice for 18 yards and the , On the Wasps first possession first touchdown of the game. of the second half, Casey ReyCasey Reynolds kicked the extra nolds ran for 69 yards, but Josh point. After forcing Gunnison to Park threw an interception tof XflC' , punt on their next possession, end the drive! Andy Messersihith, t i Juab took over again. Casey Rey- was able to stop a potential score' C 1 nolds carried the ball for 39 for the Bulldogs by intercepting yards to set up a Josh Park a pass and giving Juab; the ball .Katie L. Thalman, daughter of touchdown run of 6 yards. Rey- back. Park threw a 33 yard pass Ron and LouAnn Thalman, is nolds kicked the extra point to to Trevor Casper for he only the approximately touchdown of the second half. among,students included in the make the score 14-115,000 In the second quarter, Juab The final score was 41-Annual Edition of The Na20th drove the ball down to the goal Juabs offense had a total of tional Deans List, 1996-9just line with runs from Park, Wood- 519, yards, They had 377 yards, by Educational Compublished land, and Reynolds. Josh Park rushing" as Casey Reynolds ran1 munications, Inc., Lake Forest, was then able to get his second for 17 1 yards, Andy Messersmith Illinois. Katie is a student at Utah State University in Logan. Students are selected for this honor by their college deans, registrars or honor society advisors and must be in the upper 10 of their class, on their schools Deans List or have earned a 100 comparable honor. Listed students are eligible to compete for $5p,000 in, scholarship awards ' funded by the publisher and may 1 'also use a referral service for future employment opportunities. s,More than 2,500 colleges and universities nationwide use the,, . i publication to recognize their S academically qualified students. Ghn-;'Iah,- d I 0. Local student i included in lNcltlOOcll -- iof I"Y-OCf- 0. 0. V. 7, Santa Savings Time Taylors Tack & Saddle East, Levan Every saddle in stock 220 North reduced 10 All Tack - 20 off t f'- BYU unveils rigjqTouog-.-- . Wed., Oct. 29 r Wed. Nov. Sth dent Program beginning this , t June. tr - 2 The program, which is open specifically to high school graduates who are or will be actively pursuing a degree at another college or university, is designed to students witji provide the opportunity of being part of the universitys unique community, said associate academic John Tanner. While on campus, students in the program will not only enroll in college-levcourses, but will also enjoy a wide range of experiences that will be spiritually strengthening, intellectually enlarging and character building all part of the Aims of a BYU Education statement, said Tan' ' "t ner. BYU has a strategic goal of blessing more students, and one way we can do this is to open our classes during the summer to students werfe not otherwise able to serve. We are pleased the Board has givfen us the authorization and the resources to ex-- , tend our ready, he said. will need to complete f Students a.ne-pag- e application form v dvnilable from, the Admissions "tiomels Wlkri the 3eaj$ Is", Shouted t your Business Be non-BY- there too ? el Bud & Buntuj Barth, home-base- d in one ol the fastest-growin- g aiTabieJodav. opportunisms business 4 Saturday, 9ovemBerL 1997 Orem, Utah , U vice-preside- nt you are invited to hear kmeuihi Direc ion , v ! 5, 15-1- you are looking for a business of own that you, at work frorhTtome.' For time and location - 6. Championship. Everyone was a little nervous at first and after a few mistakes by both teams, the game got intense. Juab finally wrapped up the first game with a 15-- 8 win. With that momentum, the Wasps stayed strong in Kamelle New- the second game winning 15-ton tias named to the , The crowd erupted as the Region Volleyball Team at Manti on Sat- frophy was presented to the urday. She is the daughtspjuf Lady Wasps. Kamelle Newton Howard and Kae Newton of was named to the All TournaMona. ment Team and she was the top ALL-REGIO- N 6. All-Regio- . Call'623-223- 3 first-com- as-pos- full-tim- - thejphorCode. They to participate also will be in forums, devotionals, cultural events, campus wards and all aspects of campus life. 32-2- 2. iiad ' Family Education Loan (FFELP) programs. However, visiting students are eligible to work on campus. High school students between Limited housing their junior and senior year may will be available, but students attend university classes under will have access to ample the existing concurrent enrollhousing close to the uni- ment guidelines. This means i I that they must have completed versity. Students will also be encour- their junior year of high school aged to take packages" of class-- . and have a cumulative GPA of es that meet their educational 3.6 or higher. us off-camp-us . needs. These might include courses focused on general education, missionary preparation, languages for returning missionaries and others and family science. Special advisement will be provided to help students who want to transfer their BYU credits to other schools. BYU scholarships will not be available to visiting students, nor will short-terloans, Pell m Students participating in tha Visiting Student Program will be eligible to return to campus each summer, but a new application will be required each time. , Complete information on the new Visiting Student Program will soon be available on the In- ternet under the Prospective Student icon on the BYU home-Gran- ts or any of the Federal page: www.byu.edu. I Po YoH, As Do, mpM .Living In 1 WpW? But..., . first-serve- d e, ubT? observe U) 'applications as soon sible, said Tanner. Participation in the Summer Visiting Student Program will not lead to daytime enrollment for the fall semester, nor give participants speciaLconsider-- ' ation for admission to BYU. Students who would like to eftroll at e BYU after participating im the program; mast apply through the regular admissions process anft meet the regular application deadlines. In order to support this new effort, the Board of Trustees has approved adding additional faculty and support staff. Visiting students will have fall access to the university. It is our intention," said Tanner, to provide visiting students with an authentic BYU experience. Students will be expected to be serious about their studies and to 3 Office ASB, BYU, Provo, UT 84602) and provide an eccle- siastical endorsement., r The applicatihn deadline is 5 June L However, since admission" will take place fon a basis, of the playplay at Gunnison. ers were ready and excited. Juab moved out to a 32-- 0 lead after three quarters, then pulled back to finish the game According to their coach, We had a great season with great players and outstanding team unity. Along with the talent and determination, the team, all of the players, were coachable and very unselfish. They knew the meaning of Team. Summer Visiting Student program CA-15- - Freshman Football finishes season record with 2. 9-- - I' Al-lyn- 15-1- 0. $t pleased to invite students from around the country to participate m BYUs Summer Visiting Stu- JHS Correspondent t f The Lady Wasp Volleyball ' . 1 a team went in the region touma- 1 inter1meat as the fifth place underdogs Andy Messersmith had for 15 but came out the champions. The return yards. ception ' Brett Lovell led the defensive - Region Tournament began last scoring with 20 points followed-- Tuesday as Juab traveled to by Andy Messersmith andMike- - South Summit to play the fourth Howarth with 10 points each, place Wildcats. The Wasps won and Holly Hall had 1 block and 1 kill. Ryan Baird and Mike Howarth .in three gamesl5-5- , The Wasps will begin the State each had 1 fumble recovery and Allynne Bailey served 14 tournament followed tonight, 7:00 p.m., Josh Park caused 1 fumble. Brett points to lead the Wasps on North Sevier at take as Marcie they Lovell and Andy Messersmith by Tliese Parkinson, trav- -' each had 1 interception. Jackson, and Sharinda Kay with Juab. If they win, they will and UVSC to el Friday Saturday Juab will have a play-of- f game 4 points each. of the tournaSaturday morning Juab played for the remainder Friday, October 31 at Juab, They will be playing Parowaft. The the undefeated Manti team in ment. Manti. The first game was a battime of the game is 2:00 p.m. tle to the end, but Juab was able Tne to come out on top Wasps beat the Templars 15-- 3 in the next game to put them in the championship match. The top scorer against Manti was 9-- 1 lynne Bailey with 8 points followed by Tliese Parkinson who The Juab High School Freshhad 7 points and 1 kill. Kamelle Newton scored 5 points, had 2 man Football team just came off blocks, and 1 kill. Marcie Jack-so- n one of the best seasons ever. The also had 5 points and 1 kill, Freshmen posted a 1 record, Sharinda Kay had 2 points and and last Thursday they avenged 1 block, and Jenni Rasmussen their only loss to Gunnison. The Freshmen were beaten at had 3 points. home took by Gunnison during the the Wasps Saturday night on the North Summit Braves second week of the football seatwho .upset Rowland Hall earli- son, 16-- The Freshmen were er in the day) for the Region thrilled to get another chance to All nivWsity pudents S reencouraged U PsidenLMerrill J.; Bateman is ' J Gift items starting at $1.00 Cash Check Layaway wdeposit Only Manti scorer against North Summit, She had 8 points and 3 blocks. Sharinda Kay followed with 7 points, 1 block, and 2 kills. Bailey had 6 points and finished the tournament with 28 total points in the three matches. Marcie Jackson had 4 points and 1 kill and several key saves in the matches. Jenni Rasmus- - By Angle Sperry :t 1 fee fyou losing your quality rural . . .feel over' controlled, over reeled, and over 'regula&d? . . . feel your animal rights are in jeopardy? . . . feel over taxed and over burdened? . . . feel threatened by gn Increased crime rate? ...feel over, powercJbygtievcr increasing t1 bureaucracy?, ( feel you want tdkcfp ('.ephi the great place its ( always been? :p ll . life-styl- e? -- 1 Celsbrde Christmas in your y 4' 4 jj brqfev home, jrcLij il: A ii Y Jf Coll a forJJy hrcl t 4 ) Spartan Homes today. LandHams packcges 5-- 6 that will put you in weeis ycyrtiew home ' f pcytrsenB ps Jowias 945 H. 2000 W.(Fronh38 W.) Springy, Aj 7 vote. 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