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Show Messenger-Enterpris- Thursday, September 7, 1995 e, Page 3 MHS Counselors Corner By Natasha Madsen, Rodney Cox at Manti High but many conflict with our bell School are (somewhat reluctantly) settling into their classwork. Computer errors, class changes, and schedule shifts are nearly completed. Other than corrections such as credit deficiency, students will be asked to visit with their parents and the principal before any other class changes are considered. schedule. Please call the counselors office for additional Students Templars trounce South Summit By Bruce Jennings ' The media pundit who last week predicted that Juab would lose to Grantsville and Manti would be upset by South Summit iii Fridays football games must be feeling more than a little sheepish now. ; Juab, the No. rated team in Region 12, eked out a 7 defeat of the Grantsville Cowboys in a double overtime. And Mantis Templars, No. 2 in the region, rode high in the saddle in a 38-- 0 trouncing of the South Summit Wildcats under the lights at Kamas. 1 13-- In another Region 12 game Friday, Millard pulled out a narrow 4 victory over the North Summit Braves. The Eagles won that one on a second quarter safety. That sets up a meeting Friday at 18-1- Snow Stadium between the and Templars, who are now the Braves, And what of the Braves? They are a team, solid in line aggressive play and a hard- 2-- 0, 1. well-coach- ed running attack. The Templars showed a lot of improvement in the game with South Summit, particularly in defending against the pass and in kicking for PATs and field goals. Mike Cox made good on all five of his PAT attempts and a field goal, along with rushing for two touchdowns. It was Mikes field the in goal opening quarter that got the Templars on the score board, That field goal was set up by a mixed series that included a Brian Keisel pass to Mike Cox, a nine-yar- d run by Clay Denton and a pass to Kevin Callister deep in South Summit territory. 35-ya- rd yards and Cory Hatch for seven more to the South Summit 23 yard line by the end of the quarter. Three plays into the second period, the Templars tallied their first touchdown on a pass from Brian Keisel to Mike Cox in the end zone. In that wild second quarter, Manti scored two more TDs. The first one was produced by a Brian Keisel to Mike Barton pass. The second one had Clay Denton run the ball to the Wildcats nine and Mike Cox taking it the rest of the six-ya- rd way. and Counting the the kicks, the score read 31-- 0 at the half. The Templars had reThe quarter also featured corded 137 yards on offense; Brian Keisel in an unusual role for South Summit 75. a quarterback. He decided to run Backup players got to show for a first down and headed for the their stuff in the second half, and sideline, a good 15 yards away. much of the action took place in Brian made it safely, but took a the middle of the field. The half late hit for another 15 yard pen- was marred by fumbles, intercepalty, which made it a play. tions and penalties. A Manti ! Denton then for ran Clay six-point- fumble on the South Summit line, recovered by a Wildcat 14-ya- rd defensive player, was the closest South Summit got to pay dirt. Cory I latch returned the Wildcat kick for eight yard, Kevin Callister took a pass at the six and Clay Denton then bulled his way in for the Templars fifth touchdown. And for the fifth consecutive time, Mike Cox made good on bis PAT kick. That ended it at 38-- 0. Before the lights had dimmed, the broadcast crew announced the Player of the Game: Mike Cox, who enjoyed a free Subway sandwich and drink this week. Lady Templar volleyball team 67 East Center Gunnison, Utah 84634 struggling to 'get on track1 1, 8, 12-1- 0, 5-- 1 1 1 -- 0-- 1 5, 15-1- 3, 8, 5, 9. 15-1- 2. 3-- A (801) Springville. At Juab last week the varsity was again a winner, taking two games out of three: The freshmen werent as 13-1- 5, 15-1- 2, 15-1- 2. successful, losing 5, 12-1- 5. Likewise the junior varsity lost by and counts. This week the Lady Templars were at Gunnison Tuesday night, with scores not available at press time. 6-- College, and insured Keith Uperesa his first victory, With 28 seconds remaining and the ball on Snows 24-2- 3. 15-ya- rd line, Walla Walls head coach Mike Levens decided to take a shot at the end zone instead of running out the clock, and trying a g field goal. potential The Badgers will have plenty of time to work out the kinks on special teams as they head into their bye week. Snow will host Eastern Arizona at Badger Stadium on Sept. 16. 46-ya- rd Lady Badgers come up short game-winnin- Levens decision set up By Ken Beazer Reinholds second interception of the day, and capped an impressive performance by Snows defense, that allowed a total of minus 10 yards rushing on 27 carries. The offense produced 334 yards of total offense, led by Beau Etlings 20 carries for 96 yards. It was nice to see the offense and defense play as well as they did for most of the game, Uperesa The Lady Badgers volleyball team came away from the Utah Valley State College tournament last weekend short on wins, but long on experience. The Lady Badgers took third in the consolation bracket after three days of tough competition against some of the nations best e teams. defending national champions, College of Two-tim- SNOW COLLEGE JOB OPPORTUNITY Snow College is seeking an instructor of music Qualifications: Masters degree preferred with woodwind, percussion, or low brass specialty. Successful experience in public schools or higher education as a band director. Music theory qualifications necessary. For position announcement and application information contact Snow College HRPersonnel Ext 240. FAX Office, Phone 801-283-40- Southern Idaho, took first place, followed by the host school, UVSC. We are a very young team looking for game experience and that is just what we came away with from the Utah tournament, stated head coach JoAnn Jeppson. We know now what we need to work on this week before the Ricks tournament. Jeppson also found plenty of front line help from former North Sanpete High School students, Tawnya Crumb. The Lady Badgers will be in Rexburg, Idaho this weekend, for the Ricks tournament. SILVER MAPLE APARTMENTS EEAOE. Wednesday 12:00 noon - 8:00 p.m. Some Saturdays Available. , Call Now for Appointments! Kimberly E. Beck, MD With Special Interest in Gynecology and Dermatology . This month, I want to take the opportunity to tell you about some exciting partnerships that have developed between the U S WEST Foundation and various orgai i'ltions in Utah. We have had a commiunent to education, and that commitment has been demonstrated this year with approximately $1.7 million contributed to major educational programs, alone. Here is a brief overview of each of the proGary Harrison grams: Community Affairs Manager U S WEST Communications Multimedia in Education Grant: Utah State University in St. George (801) is one of seven institutions across our region to receive a grant to develop a multimedia-instructionsystem known as the "Electronic Textbook Builder." The program will enable teachers to convert existing and new training material to multimedia programs using proven concepts of "how" we leam.The end result, our children will learn better and faster using interesting and challenging technological tools. US WESTUtahLink Teacher Network: This project trains teachers in the use of new computer and Information Superhighway technologies. Each teacher who completes the program agrees to teach 10 more teachers or administrators. In the end, 3,000 Utah educators will know how to access and use the vast resources available on the Information Superhighway and be capable of sharing the experience and knowledge with their students. long-standi- ng 673-748- 0 14-sta- te al Connecting Teachers with Technology Award: The goal of this program is to encourage and reward teams of teachers who learned to use technology to enhance their curriculum. The winning program has students applying mathematical theories to solve real business cases. In turn, local businesses are having a direct impact on the curriculum. Raising Telecommunications Awareness in Utah: A host of statewide organizations joined U S WEST to sponsor a series of workshops designed to teach people in communities throughout Utah about the Information Superhighway. What it is, what it takes to access it, what is on it and how they can use it U S WEST Children & Families Network: This project provides an low-coconnection to a regional network of information, education and consultation for professionals working with children and families in crisis or facing major challenges. This specialized resource network will provide ready and timely access to these resources. It will enhance and expand local counselor's and professional's abilities to help Utahs children and families in need. Bottom line: We are in the connections business --- helping customers share communications, information and entertainment - in local markets worldwide. These programs will help bring the benefits of the Information Superhighway to your very door. easy-to-us- st -- 21 Closing date: Until position is filled. Classes start September 26, 1995. 'Monday, Tuesday, & Thursday 8:30 a.m.- - 5:00 p.m. Demonstrate Commitment to Utah er 50-ya- rd 5 U S WESTS Contributions said. However, our youth and for a touchdown, two fumbles, a inexperience on special teams taunting penalty and a roughing-the-kickcall. nearly cost us the game. Video review of the kicking game is sure to give Uperesa and his staff plenty on which to focus next week. Special teams cost the Badgers: a punt return for a fake punt touchdown, a 528-793- Office Hours: 8-- 15 Badger football team posts 1st victory for head coach Uperesa By Ken Beazer Snows Rob Reinholds interception at the goal line with 24 seconds remaining, ended a late rally by Walla Walls Community 1 Family IPraeftiee 1 among the nine teams competing Jennings event. They After a start that was as slow in the varsity-onl- y 15-defeated North Sevier cold Manti as molasses, the High 1 2, lost to Parowan School volleyball teams are now 7, 1 , lost to Panguitch apparently getting on track. but then recovered to down The Lady Templars opened 15-- 7 and their season at Panguitch and lost Kanab 15-15-five games out of six. The junior South Sevier After the North Sevier tournavarsity claimed the single win by ment the Lady Templars fell on a score of But in the North Sevier tour- hard times again, losing to nament, the Lady Templars fared schools North Sanpete and much better, taking third place 1 Kimberly B. Beck, MD 30-ya- rd By Bruce 38-- 0 class schedules. Junior students need to consider taking the PSAT-Mer- it Test that will be given on Oct. 24. This is a good ACT practice test and students who do well are given the opportunity to become Merit The Freshman Center has Scholars and receive the benefits been well received and the staff and scholarships associated with has been actively involved in fund that accomplishment. Students raising projects. The funds will be also should be preparing for the used for special awards and field ACT Test that will be given on Oct. 26 at the high school. The trips. An exciting educational re- application forms are in the source has been added to Manti counselors office and need to be High School. We now have the sent in by Sept. 29. The cost is $ 8 ability to access the EDNet long and the test may be taken every distance learning system. The pro- 60 days. The student can choose gram that is most compatible will which set of scores will be placed be the ACT Prep program that will on the transcript. air at 6:30 p.m. beginning Sept. 9. 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