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Show Page The Eight Pyramid 9, April Ron Abegglen named AAU head coach 1986 Snows Mike Kowalski likes country life by Doris Larsen Michael EPHRAI- M- Dr. Kowalski, Assistant Professor of English, began teaching at Snow College in the fall of 1984, coming from Wasatch Academy in Mt. Pleasant to fill this position. In addition to the Basic Communications classes (English I, English II, and III,) Kowalski teaches classes in Shakespeare, Poetry, Creative Writing, and is advisor to the student literary magazine, Tumbleweeds. Kowalski was bom in Erie, Penn, and attended grammar and high school there. He also graduated from Temple University in Philadelphia before coming west in 1970 to study at the University of California at Berkeley, where he received his PhD. in English, specializing in American Literature. Affter finishing his doctorate, Dr. ' He is married to the former Karen Tyler of Salt Lake, and they have one son, Nicholas, who is four years Barrel racers plan event Michael and Karen decided early in their marriage that big city life was not for them, thus their move to Mt. Pleasant. They now live on experts. Kowalski Dr. Michael Kowalski (who Spiriteers were selected to be All State Drill members of the Team in recent competition held at Spanish Fork High School. Named were Melanie Aagard, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kim Aagard, Moroni, and Joni Allred, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Allred, Fountain Green. The girls were selected by judges from the 2-- Hawk highlights Tryouts Monday by Kaye Christensen MT. PLEASAN- T- Monday the NS Golf Team traveled to Spanish Fork. the girls track team and the South Sevier baseball team traveled to North Sanpete. The tennis team also competed Wasatch yesterday against Academy. Today and tomorrow, members of the North Sanpete FFA Chapter will attend various judging contests at Brigham Yesterday, to Juab Young 1984 who has been at UAA will succeed Harry Larrabee who quit this week to become head coach at Southwest Texas State University. As head coach at Snow for ten years, Abegglen had a 225-6- record. Before that he posted a 232-8- record as head coach at Morgan High 1 8 School. will host CNCC and UTC in doubleheaders Friday and Saturday with games starting at 1 p.m. and 3 p.m. both days. Robert Freneau lays down a bunt against the Dixie Rebels here last week. The Badgers won the doubleheader from Dixie 4 and 3 Saturday. Snow 8-- 13-- by Steve Peterson EPHRAI- games this past weekend, three of them conference wins giving Snow a The Snow College baseball Badgers won four of five M- 3-- 1 ICAC start. The conference is unusually even this season, and every game is going to be tough, according to assistant coach Grant Stubbs. If we can win all of our home games and at least split on the road, like we did this past week, we should be in the playoffs. Tuesday afternoon Snow clobbered BYU JV 3 behind the pitching of freshman Terry Peterson who gave up only three hits. The young right hander is now 0 for the year. Second base Alan Walbeck scored three times, and had two hits for two RBIs. Friday afternoon Snow traveled to Provo for a battle with Utah Tech, 8-- 4-- last years conference winner. Sophomore pitcher Bret Cherry was the winning pitcher in game number 1, and first baseman Jeff Jorgensen led the batmen with 3 hits in 4 at bats, with 2 RBIs in Snows 5 win. In game two Cherry was relieved in the 4th by Robby Carstensen with score tied at three. In the sixth Walbeck knocked out a double, stole third, and scored what appeared to be the winning run on a hit by Steve Hansen who was 2 for 3 for the game. With two outs in the bottom of the seventh and a one run lead it looked like Snow had the game. But the Wolverines loaded the bases on Teresa Krebs, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard F. Krebs, Mt. Pleasant, recently won the New Horizon Award, the highest individual honor in the Future Homemakers of America. She will receive this award Friday, April 11, at the FHA State Convention awards banquet in Park City. She is presently serving as a local chapter officer. During state convention she will be running for state officer and also for a position on the Peer Educator's Team. 8-- FAIRVIEW The Sanpete Barrel Racing Association Jackpot will be held Sunday, April 13 in the Fair-vieArena. Sign up is at noon. Contestants may sign up under any of three age groups, eight and under; nine to 13; and over 14 years of age. Competition will include barrels, poles and goat tying. In the event of bad weather the jackpot will be held at Willie Nelson Arena. w Badgers belt Dixie in doubleheader is all state team MT. PLEASANT Two members of the North Sanpete High School traveled Abegglen, since his Two Spiriteers named 2-- A team. considering name to Kowalskison) another transplanted city boy, can be found in the Noyes Building, Room 103, when he is not teaching a class. changing mens basketball e Alaska-Anchorag- old. 1 A- K- Former Snow College basketball Coach, Ron Abegglen, was named Friday as the new head coach of the University of Milbum Road, north of Fairview, and have 11 acres on which to raise their own vegetables, chickens, horses and sheep. Their favorite things to do are fishing, cross country skiing and just Mike being in the great especially likes skiing with his wife and young son, something they do at every opportunity. Members of the Presbyterian Church, the Kowalskis are Sunday School teachers. And how does he feel about teaching at Snow College? I enjoy working at Snow, and especially like the diversity of the students. I also like my association with the faculty at Snow, and appreciate being able to get advice on such things as farming from Snows to ANCHORAGE, Kowalski came directly to Wasatch Academy to teach. A proficient writer, Kowalski last year had an article on Domestic Romance in 19th Century Literature published, and this year is chairing the American Literature section of the Utah Academy of Sciences, Arts and Letters annual meeting to be held at Utah State College in Cedar City in early May. In this position he will review and select for publication papers submitted from university and college professors. Kowalski is also submitting an article to FOCUS, which is a community college annual publication. three consecutive walks, and scored the winning run when the Snow left fielder dropped a pop fly. You just never know about this game lamented Coach Steve Gardner. Saturday Snow hosted the Dixie Rebels, and had little trouble winand 13-ning Kyle Hardman showed great form from the mound, but the star of the afternoon was Paul Blad, son of former Snow coach Devon Blad. The rightfielder was 5 for 7 at the plate, including two triples and 5 RBIs. Game two was called after six innings due to the 10 run rule. Terry Peterson was again the winning pitcher. It was a tough weekend for Dixie, who lost two on Friday to CEU in Price. This weekend Snow will stay home for two double-headerthe first on Friday against CNCC, and Saturday against UTC. Games will be a 1 and 3 p.m. on both days. 8-- 4 s, Moroni news MORONI Visiting at the home of Newton and Ida Donaldson this past weekend were Kenna Lund and daughters Julie Ann, Angela, Emily, and April of Springville and also Elliot and Cecil Olsen of Yuma, Arizona. Horseshoe pitchers to begin league MT. PLEASANT Anyone who has an interest in pitching horse shoes is invited to participate in the Mt. Pleasant Horseshoe Pitchers League which will begin with singles play on April 17. The event will be held at 6 p.m. at the city park according to Donald Howell, president of the local association. Howell said men, women and children are welcome to play and that no experience is necessary. He said there will be a handicap so those who are less experienced can pitch competitively. The singles league will run for eight weeks and there will be a small entry fee. Howell said trophies will be awarded at the end of the league play. Horseshow pitching is enjoyable and is good exercise," Howell noted. You will meet fine people and make new friends while participating in the sport. Universitys Cougarettes. Three girls from each school team were eligible to tryout for a spot on the state team. The girls were taught a routine in 45 minutes then evaluated on it. Both are juniors. BYU. Also today the golf team will in Nephi. Tomorrow, the NS baseball team will travel to Richfield to take on the Wildcats. Friday, many members and officers of the Future Homemakers of America will attend the annual state convention in Park City. Friday school will not be held because of Spring Break. challenge Juab Drill team and cheerleading tryouts will be held Monday, April 14. Tryouts are open to any girls maintaining a 2.5 grade-poin- t average. Silver Spurs hold outing Melanie Aagard Silver FAIRVIE- W- The Spurs held an outing at the Show Biz Pizza Place in Orem, April 4, under the direction of leader Sherice Hone, according to reporter Terri Holt. Anyone interested in joining horse program may Fairviews contact Mrs. Hone, 4-- CO-STARRIN- LARGE SELECTIONS & QUALITY HOME ENTERTAINMENT Also Featuring: NEW RELEASES REGULARLY G: 4-- 427-943- mm Barrel racers meet today MT. PLEASANT The Sanpete is holding a meeting today, April 9 at 7:30 p.m. at Rodgers Cafe. 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