Show Delta High School Millard County Chronicle Progress elects officers Delta High School's VICA chapter has had its officer's election meeting organized by VICA adviser Brent Larson VICA is an acronym for Vocational dustrial Club of America To qualify for membership a student must be enrolled in a technical ocation class and maintain the performance of a quality work in their field 1 his club promotes excellence in the technical field in which the student is rolled and especially leadership qualities in the vocation Students around the nation have benefited from membership in the named club Delta's VICA chapter has had much Sterling Scholar candidate calls for manuscripts Sara Finlinson As the English Sterling Scholar candidate for Delta High am collecting oral history about Mrs Marvel Clayton who taught at DHS for over thirty years Any former students who would like to contribute their memories of her are welcome will be compiling a book from the plies You may use the following questions as a guideline but please add thing else about our expenentes w ith her hat classes did you take from Mrs Clayton'’ (Include the year taken) 2 Did Mrs Clayton directly or indirectly have any influence on the occupation you chose'’ If so how'’ hat qualities did Mrs Clayton pos3 sess as a teacher that made you alue her classes0 4 hat is the most important thing you learned from Mrs Clayton0 5 Additional stories or comments would be appropnate Replies can be sent to me by mail or email My addresses are Sara Finlinson 8950 N Hvvy 125 Leamington UT 84638 or sarafin ujuno com Mrs Clay ton had a huge impact on the lives of many people in our community Already have received replies from several of them so the project is looking successful am excited to learn more about this wonderful teacher If you have any questions contact me Thank you for your help at By Delta Places Fourth in Region DHS The girls basketball team ended region play this past week with a record and a regon record of placing them in fourth They will travel to St George to play Pine View for state playoffs on Fn Feb 8 at 7 00 p m Delta lost to Richfield last week 41 “k e held the lead for most of the game" said Carolyn Gardner The lead slipped out of Delta’s grasp with about 5 min left Becky Freeman made outstanding sists throughout the entire game She also shared the team high of 10 points with Jessica Draper Mandi Sperry followed with 8 points Delta traveled to Carbon on Thurs The for Carbon Calls final score was made by the referees were questionable throughout the entire game It w as nearly offito impossible for Delta win w ith the ciating that was going on Delta’s head coach Clint Peterson was ejected from the game w hen he w as given two technical fouls the second foul for no particular reason Mandi Sperry and Jessica Draper both fouled out of the game “The officials made many calls against Delta and nearly no calls for Delta" said Liz Bassett team member Leading scorers were Jessica Draper Jessica Mecham and with 9 points Lindsey Burraston each added six points w ere to the team’s total made by Burraston (2) and Shellene Johnson (1) Delta is Defensive Dallas Stumph DHS - When Delta beat Richfield last Wed “The defense played a big part” said Jesse Douglas Pasha The defense held the Wildcats to 43 “We win every time we hold a points team to 40 points” said pointers were also a key Jess Pasha hit four of them “Bombing the three pointers in the first half and making them helped us get the Lad early " The win was very good setting them up for next week with confidence By COPY success over the past three years AT ICA state contest we have placed in the top three in machining welding and leadership applications In that time we have had a student each year place first and competed in the national contest where in machine tool Christ Jensen placed technology last year Parents this is a great opportunity for any of your students that and Business colleges have havejoined great appreciation for those who succeed in such contests and those who exhibit leadership in their field Let’s not skip our chance for great opportunities again Editor's note: The correct roy alty for the FFA Sweetheart competition was Lesli W ebb as queen Cheree Turner w as first attendant and Jamie Ly man was the second attendart Wrestling team takes second at Millard County Recreation is announc2000 baseball ing the organization of the and softball leagues All interested individuals must register from Feb 4 to Mar 17 from 8 am to 5 p m Monday through Friday at the recreation office South Manzanita Ave in Delta Payments must be made at time of time of registration Any y outh play er registering after March 7 w ill be put on a w amng ha and placed on a team as space is available All fees for through Babe Ruth baseball programs will be paid to West Millard Baseball The leagues offered and fees are as follows Youth Baseball Girls and Boy ears S22 for the first family member $20 each for other family members Girls and Boys Pitching Machine League memyears S28 for the first family ber S25 each for other family members years Major Minor Little League 2 y ears and Babe Ruth Little League 5 ears S30 for the first famLeagues ily member S25 each for other family members Girls Softball Slow pitch Jr Girls years S25 for years & Sr Girls the first family member $23 each for other family members Fastpitch Girls member years $30 for the first family $27 each for other family members Adult Softball Men’s slowpitch $285 a team Women’s slow pitch $285 a team There w ill be a $ 0 play er fee assessed to each adult play er All of the adult softball teams must have a minimum of 3 players For more information call the ation Department at Recre- state Marie Lisonbee DHS— State wrestles gave a JV freshman wrestler an opportunity of a lifetime Not only did the Delta Rabbit take state this y ear but he took state last ear in the Junior High State wrestles Just last summer this freshman took w estem regionals This wonder boy is Chris Abbott “Being a freshman and having the opportunity to take state three more years is believable” said Chris He’s wTestled along w ith the rest of the Abbott boy s even his brother since they werejust little tykes Older brother Jake Abbott was wrestling varsity at state this year On the first day of the tournament Jake his elbow tearing a ligament that keeps his elbow from inverting During the match Jake’s elbow went backwards but he still won the match and wrestled Frt He lost Fn’s match and took fourth place Jake is excited for his brother Chris “He's a stud and ust a good wrestler" said Jake V resiling against another Delta Rabbit is not an unusual thing for Delta wrestlers But at state Chris Abbott wrestled Luke Beckstrom “It felt good because Luke’s a good wrestler and it’s a big complishment to beat him” said Chris Luke was another of the Delta wrestlers who was injured during state wrestles In the finals while Luke and Chris wrestled Luke was doing the “cowboy" move and popped his kneecap out of place Luke Beckstrom said “I guess the pressure that was on it snapped it out of place the first time” Luke rolled off Chris and onto the floor The referees coaches and the athletic trainers all looked at Luke’s knee and then Luke continued the match Luke Beckstrom’s kneecap popped out of place another time before the match was over “I don’t think have to get surgery" said Luke “ but walking on a wounded leg isn’t fun either ” by The Delta wrestling team put on a good show But the team stayed behind Wasatch w ith an average of twenty points both days They stayed ahead of Pine View and Uintah at the same time “Being able to take JV wrestlers helped them out a lot” said Amber Nielson “Even though w e only had four w restlers in the final round we still took second place” said Jordan Perry “That’s pretty dam good " Bold Butler and Chase Christensen wrestled in the final round They did a good job “Getting in the final round isn’t easy” said Chris Abbott Swim Team in over their heads By Kristin Thatcher DHS — Eight boys and seven girls competed in the State Sw im meet at BYU this weekend Although the team didn't do as well as they would have liked to improvements were made in many areas “Even if we all took first in every event we swam we still wouldn't have enough points to take state because we don't have enough people on the team" Delance W amer commented Dan Pittman took sixth and received a medal in the 50 free He beat his fastest time by one second The 200 medley and 200 freesty le relay teams also improved on their times The next step for the swim team is waterpolo Tryouts begin this week 17 2000 Page 7 2000 baseball and softball registration VICA February A week ago Dome Mayber rolled her first 200 game and this week she nailed a 222 to lead all lady bow lers at Plaza Lanes and she is the life Dome is of the party Never on a downer this gal is alw ay s cheerful and say ing good things of ev ery one Way to go Dome May ber Johnny Thatcher is one of the most unselfish bowlers know and this guy is always out there helping young bowlers bowl better John has had a lot of success in the short time that he’s took up the sport and he passes along what has made him a good bowler and we should all pat John on the back High scores women EathelChurch510 3 Belle Cook 515 Dottie May ber Rita Robinson 522 Glenda Yates 547 Marilyn Jenkins Nancy Rickard Anna Lee 513 Linda Kersey Hepworth 528 Jeanette Hardy 200 Carma Smith 526 Micala Rowlette 557 Darlene Mundy 551 Kan Mitchell 511 and Carol Frandsen rolled one game 66 pins over average High scores men Leo Randolph Janitor June Dary Willden 218568 Troy Pace Wally Jake Gabaldon 526 Church T J Roper 521 Bowler Bill Mike Thatcher Johnny Ron Rickard 2 Littleford Bill Lister 203- Bob Meinhardt 528 Ken Riding Dewey Don Chnstensen Chapman 2 Ben Momll Ron Westlund Holdaw ay Judge Rare Keith Sawaya Kip J D Stanworth 506 Sawaya Jim Young 5 5 Brent Spencer Mike Nickle Jim Alley Richard Hare Owen Henke Don Burt 201- Joe Young 529 and Lee Jensen 23 626 Lots of seniors this week Phil 205 Ken 207 Top 152 Pearl 136 Harold 143 Anna Lee 167 Don B 192 Maijone 173 Gloria 177 Venez 168 Don I 172 Chet 174 5 Bonnie 169 Betty Ralph 98 Bernard 144 Lucille 166 Dot 162 andElma 177 Ladies tournament coming up the end of February and you need to get your teams together and your entries in so we’ll know if enough sign up West Millard Swim Pool £ news Come join the 50 mile at the pool and soon y ou too can be among the follow ing goal makers Sandra Stevens 350 miles Paula Johnson - 300 miles and Barbara David - 1940 miles' Delta North Elementary students earned certificates for reading and during the month of January used their certificates at the pool for a free swim There were an amazing 18 “Bee Bucks” deemed for swimming The pool is proud to help sponsor the reading at both elementary schools Sev eral classes from North Elementary School have been coming to the pool for earning nifty notes at their school This special swim is not sponsored by the school d strict and each student must pay $1 The children are rewarded with a fun swim with their classmates Don’t forget every Tuesday at the pool is Price Night From 6 - 7 p m one person is admitted free for each paid admission to the pool racquetball courts or weight room Lessons Session VI of winter swim lessons begins Tues Feb 22 at 3 30 pm Call the pool now to register for levels through IV of the American Red Cross sw im lessons program at 33 Womta’s Nolleybill Standings Delta Glass & Tire Spike It Delta Pride Oasis Seed Rose Petal Florist Delta Family Dentistry Delta Family Medicine Delta Sports Quality Thnftway TNT Rancher CafdDroubay Chevrolet Seed Men’s Nolleyball Standings Beehive TNT Ladd's Lazer Lev elmg Tropica Styles Backdoor Angler Quality Thriftway Ihe Good The Bad The Ugly Men's Basketball League Standings Stanworth Farms Quality Thnftway Della Valley Farms Sahara Radio ShaLk Desert Mountain Insulation Delta Egg Farm TS Nielson Construction JW Trucking Chevrolet Droubay Women's Racquetball League Standings Cindy Olson Jannette Larson Teresa Thompson Robyn Howell Babe Dewolf Betty Jo Western Deb Jenkins Chnstie Meinhardt Jill Stanworth Cathy Keyte Men's “A" Racquetball ings Heinz Lehw alder Daron Smith Stan Preston Bemell Warner Cornell Olson MikeTeml Rey Huber Lance Henne Bob Meinhardt Matt Stanworth Alan Williams Gay lan Springer League Stand- Men's “B" Racquetball League Millard Selgaes 2A State Champions 00 State Champions Stephanie Brenda t arling were ramed Robison Jessica acie Chnstensen and Stephanie Monsen were named Academic Stephanie Monsen also won the 2A scholarship award Thank you to all of you who came and e could has e not supported us at state won without all our awesome funs I here will be a page tribute to the Selgaes in a later issue As the fans chanted Millard the Selgaes walked on to the lifted their heads high the floor They took their positions music started Their energy and big smiles showed their team unity and love for dance At the end of each dance the excited crowd stood up and cheered tor the perfect performance The Selgaes hard work really paid olT 1“ in the in the prop as they took in the Novelty I he Selgaes are dance 2 the 2 Monsen and yv h Dane Stephenson State Champion Trevor Teeples 2 at 1301b Curtis Tuttle State Champion 1401b 1251b Stand- ings Butterfield Calhster Gary Walker Lex Nielson Dan Jones Nate Taylor John Otto Kipp Oppenheimer Larren Lefevre Ray Johnson Mick Neil Girls volleyball league to begin Millard County Recreation is now organizing a 2000 Girls Volley ball League s run from Fri Feb 18 to Fri March 3 2000 at the Recreation Office 81 South Manzanita Ave from 8 am to 5 pm Mon thru Fn The cost will be $25 There will be grades and league for both grades Any youth registenng after March 3 will be out on a waiting list and as on a team space in available placed Freestyle wrestling to begin Delta Freesty le Wrestling practice will begin Tuesday Feb 22 at the wrestling room at the Paladium and v ill be held ery Tuesday and Thursday thereafter 5th to 12th Grade will be from 3 30 4 45 p m and Kindergarten to 4th grade from 5 - 6 p m Signup will be the 22nd and cost $25 which includes a For more information call Coach Porter at Lady Eagles 1 The final game of the regular region schedule ended in dramatic fashion as Millard edged Enterprise Lindsey Beckstrand made the winning basket with 8 seconds remaining to ice the victory Millard and Enterprise tied for first but the Eagles won the con toss and will enter the playoffs as the South's top seed Scoring for the Eagles were Fatly n 4 7 Amy Brinkerhoff Brinkerhoff Megan Monroe 12 Jaisha Teeples 6 Carla Coals 3 Cara Olson 2 and Lindsey Beckstrand 6 The divisional tournament will be held at SUU beginning on Thursday February 7 The Lady Eagles w ill play Kanab at 4 m on February 7 at the Centrum on p the campus of SUU it a r Tyler Teeples Champion 1031b State Smith McKinley t Eagles are State Champion 1711b 2nd Adam Stevens State Champion 1121b at State Millard wrestlers were at the state 2A Wrestling Tournament last week at I V SC After three days of wrestling the aglcs in state with 294 points Juab placed with 345 points Ihe depth of placed the Juab squad gave them the edge Millard had more individual champions than Juab the will) six Millard wrestlers capturing state title One of the highlights of the tournament came when Millard's Curtis Tuttle pinned Juab’s Kolby Anderson in the second round of the tournament Anderson had been favored to win the title A great crowd ol Millard fans were on hand Saturday night to see the finals Individual results at the state tournaat 103 Zac ment were Tyler Teeples Whitaker 3 at 103 Adam Stevens 1“ at 12 Matt Anderson 1“ at 119 Richard Tuttle 5 at 119 Curtis Tuttle I" at 125 Trevor Teeples 2W at 130 Jake Christensen 6 at 135 Dane Stephenson at 140 Luke Dobson 5k at 145 McKinley Smith I" at 171 Steven Anderson 6 at 2 5 and Jesse Boone 3 at 275 Ty ler T eeplcs won his second consecutive title Dane Stephenson won his second title and Matt Anderson won his third consecutive title and was the outstanding wrestler in the lower weights Thanks to the studentbody and wrestling fans for their great support Special thanks to the coaching stall for all the time they spend in preparing our wrestlers - There are about 57 million children under the age of 15 in the US We’ll bag you over week! 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