Show USPS Millard County 349 -520 Thun Nov 197 5 Pnge 7 MHS NEWS by Kelly Phillips V Delta girls lose battle to retain title Kelli Bobbie Wood Academic Allstate players chosen Spook alley The Spook Alley in what used to be called the “Little Theater” now the Alternative was a Learning Center huge success The Delta High School body enjoyed the scares and thrills of one of the best Spook Alleys ever presented in Delta chains rattled Curdling screams weird sounds were part of the background The spider lady sat on her throne and directed a seance a ghostly hand frightened people away from her table on to move scares and thrills Snacks were offered to all guests as devils stew dragon’s they entered blood cocktails cow eyes and brains ala scrambled Coffins were on display with Draculas bride in one and also the terrible Dracula in his own coffin A reflection of the beautiful girl became a horrible sight when faced directly There sat a black hooded mother rocking a skeleton and also wouldn’t you know it the hangman did his dastarda grim ly deed Monsters roamed reaper was wandering ready to grab whomever was willing There was even a headless blonde and a mad lady wanting everyone’s soul There was a mad scientist cutting a leg from a tortured man A swat team directed the flow of traffic through the tunnel of doom Many posters were drawn by the students A monster sat at the front door encouraging everyone to step in to the parlor of horrors The Alternative Learning Center staff and students extend a thank you to the Nickle Mortuary Terrell Meats and all how the music department helped make the Spook Alley a success South of the Border Down Mexico Way dinner fl ft u t" The aroma of Mexican food drifted in the halls of Delta High the evening of October 23 A South of the Border filled the rooms where atmosphere tables decorated with authentic Mexican candlelight and the sound of music set the mood Several students and their guests were in original Mexican dress A Pinata filled with candy was one of the highlights of the evening with MrNoah finally breaking it The can- dy spilled everhwhere with everyone scrambling to get a share The preparation of the the food the table settings and the cleanup were all done by the students All worked t hi K together making the evening an enjoyable one and a successful one Their teacher Mrs Spor made the comment she was pleased and very proud of her seventh hour cooking class The students and guests in attendance were Mrs Paul Spor Mrs Jason Deana Davis David Noah MacLee Troy Peterson Clyde Margarita Lazaro Desi Erwin Mike John Parker Shane Western Potato Barningham Spor Bill Lister Rodney Phillipson Charleen Mike Selma Lazaro Skinny Karr Finkbiner wins rabbit sweater To help celebrate Homecoming week at Delta High the Alternative Learning Center sold tickets for a beautiful red and white sweater with a white rabbit as a border The sweater was knitted by Sherry Pollard Each student had I Hansen ten tickets Mike Western and Desi Ervin had the most tickets and won a drink from a store donated by Mrs Pollard Chris Finkbiner was the lucky winner Delta Middle School f PWTW Bobbie Wood daughter of Mr and and Mrs Robert Wood of Holden Kelli Hansen daughter of Mr and Mrs John Hansen of Fillmore were selected as Academic Allstate players from the Millard girls volleyball team The girls and their parents were vited to the State 2A Championship volleyball game in South Sevier on Saturday October 31 where each girl was presented with a plaque Kelli and Bobbie have played on the Millard Girls’ Volleyball Team for the past four years Kelli served as team captain this season and both girls are Sterling Scholars this year To qualify for this honor a girl must excel in the classroom as well as on the court Bobbie and Kelli have 39 grade girls! point averages Congratulations Millard Eagle FFA news FFA reporter by Daniel Cummings The Millard Eagle FFA Chapter has been very busy this summer Four officers attended the Washington Leadership Conference held in Washington DC They were Glen Swallow President Troy Coats Jeff and Doug Treasurer Quarnberg Dearden Sentinel They learned skills in how to be effective officers The highlight of the trip was meeting President Reagan and talking with Congressman Jim Hansen They also toured the historical sites of tlie area Chapter President Glen Swallow felt the trip was a valuable experience in KSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS! developing skills in leadership In August a state leadership conference was held in Ogden All chapter officers attended it This meeting was conducted former by Doug Stott Millard Eagle Chapter president now serving in the office of State President The officers enjoyed sharing their ideas with others from throughout the state In September a barbecue was held in the Ag room as an opening social for all the FFA members to get acquainted After the party they watched a video FFA members were present and enjoyed a good time Delta North Elementary In The News Tradition is a big part of Delta High School and everyone wants to be a part of that tradition This last weekend the Delta High Girl’s Volleyball team at traveled to the State tournament South Sevier High School in hopes of carrying on their 6 yr tradition The Rabbit’s first game Friday night was against much improved Morgan who gave Delta quite a challenge The game ended with Delta on top with Delta then scores of moved on Saturday afternoon to play against San Juan who lost to the Rabbits with scores of With two wins under their hat and one left Delta moved into the championship game which pitted them against Moab Wasps get stung By Brett Stott The Millard Eagles picked up a victory and advanced into the of the state 2A football championship as they defeated the Wasatch Wasps last Friday in Heber City Millard struck first when sophomore TD Ty Stephenson scored on a run Mark Charlesworth added the extra point to make the score In the second quarter Millard got into scoring range when QB Matt Quarnberg hooked up with Shawn Rushton for a 51 yard reception With the ball then at the line Steve O’Camb carried it in for a touchdown Again Charlesworth added the extra point The half ended with Millard leading In the third quarter Wasatch scored when Shawn Brown the Wasps’ il Delta North salutes Kirk Penney j Delta North Elementary is happy to welcome Mr Kirk Penney aboard our teaching staff Kirk comes to us from where he has Fillmore Elementary taught third grade for the past two years It is exciting to have another male teacher join our staff Mr Penney teaches fourth grade along with Mrs Terry Finlinson and Mrs Nola Kapler Mr Penney was born in Fillmore Utah He has one brother and one sister He attended Kanosh Elementary and graduated from Millard High School He also graduated from SUSC in Cedar City Mr Penney has lived in Kanosh Blanding and Delta Utah He has also lived in Laie and Hauula Hawaii Mr Penney is always busy He has worked as a farmer and school teacher He for most of his adult lifetime taught school in San Juan School District for nine years prior to returnMillard In his spare ing to County time Mr Penney enjoys music He has a super voice as the parents of Delta North students who attended Back to School Night can attest Delta North Elementary is delighted TD leading rusher scored on a run The extra point was no good and Millard’s final Millard still lead score came when Charlesworth caught Matt Quarnberg TD pass a added his third conCharlesworth secutive extra point Millard’s defense was the key to victory At one point in the second quarter Wasatch had a first and goal line The Eagles held on the them for four downs and Wasatch came up empty on their scoring attempt Millard’s leading tackier were Steve O’Camb and Shawn Rushton Rushton had three sacks and O’Camb had two Millard travels to Payson to play the Park City Miners for the right to play The game for the state championship is Friday November 6 at pm pool news Swimming tessssassssMswswssMmsamMaaMwtmaasMi The game opened with Moab scoring six quick points before the Rabbits were able to get on the board The Rabbits scored five points but weren’t able to catch up to Moab who beat the Then Rabbits with a score of Delta fired up in the second game to The third and final beat Moab game proved to be very exciting with some excellent kills by Janette Larson and Laurel Simmons The score was even with Delta and Moab tied at Moab creaped up with five points makDelta could not ing the score catch up and the game ended with Moab taking State with the score of the final game at by Tammie Bean Swimming miles are being racked up at the West Millard Pool by the 50 Mile Club members Over 550 people have joined this beneficial club in the past six and one half years Here is a list of some of the present swimmers who have swum at least 20 miles There are too many swimmers to list everyone’s name Roland Comeau 246 miles Fay Davis 80 Joan Dutson 239 Jane Goulding 44 Anita Hahn 62 Madge Hales 135 Kelly Hamilton 77 Ray Huber 80 Sherilyn Johnson 40 Tenna Johnson 36 Dave Larsen 177 Marge Larsen 291 Marilee Lewis 25 LaRue Nickle 152 Roger Olpin 357 Kevin Oliver 83 Eric Redd 22 Dave Rose 4 'A Amie Scoville 33 John Paul Scoville 62 Juliette Scoville 109 Scoville 22 Rodger miles Debbie Spencer Scoville 72 Lorene Smith 95 Shelly 77 48 Gladys Tolbert Lloyd Thorn 37 35 Fayetta Western Mandy Williams 40 Ron Winters 90 Marilee Wood 62 and Jim Cox 31 to all these swimCongratulations mers for their desire to be physically fit and for their to accomplish their goals Swim Pass sale to take place anybody’s eyes Come to the pool in November and buy your one year swim pass and then plan to keep in shape all winter by going to the West Millard Pool The pool’s water and air are kept at very comfortable temperatures for everyone to enjoy The West Millard Community Swimswim pass sale ming Pool’s From November has begun to November 30 a one year family swim pass can be purchased at the pool for $65 the or one year single pass can only be purchased for the small amount of $40 These prices are a real bargain in Kirk Penney PLAZA TWIN THEATRE that Mr Penney elected to join our staff We hope he will remain with us for many years to come Thru Nov 520 ) 12 on Hwy 6 at the Pendray Plaza Topaz Blvd E 7 Exciting Days in I! Delta Middle School students enjoy Halloween festivities LEFT TO RIGHT: Tony Beckstrom Lara Jacobsen Jeannie Frendt Tara Dailey Kristina Jensen Brandon Duwell Cheryl Ross Jeff Darold Janzen Black cats specters and all kinds of spooks reigned supreme as DMS students celebrated Halloween A dance Twin 1 7:15 S 9:15 Includes: hotel room two meals per day and guided city tour MexuoCitv per person double xcupanc plus airfare pm during lunch hour and special parties last class period highlighted the days activities Some classes were given special treats by room mothers DREAFliSS RICHARD Preschool handicapped In preparation for a new federal program for handicapped children to begin the fall of 1988 we are now offering a tuition free program for those who qualify for the remainder of this school year To qualify the student must be 3 or 4 years of age and must have physical learning or speech problems which will meet federal guidelines If you feel that your child will qualify please contact the preschool teachers or the District Office for an evaluation Twin USA World Tours offers weekly departures to Mexico and we also help you get the lowest rates on airfare whenever you re ready to go! 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