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Show 6A Th Summit County Boa Friday, October 29,.1993 m .Freshmen Football by Bobby Jenkins The football season for the v freshmen has really been busy. The freshmen have had a bad season so far as they have tost every game. They have lost to Park City, 34-South Summit Grantsville, 20-and Morgan twice; Rich twice. The freshmen team has managed to win one game against Juab with a score of The Homecoming Game was against Morgan this year, and it proved to be a challenging game. .The freshmen wanted a win to i. show Morgan that the Braves could '.Jake them. The game was not what i.the Braves had in mind as Morgan dominated the field. The Braves played hard but just couldn't bold Morgans offense from scoring. -- 8; 0; 60-1- 2, 22-1- 4. ..The Braves were disappointed with the loss of yet another game. j When the Braves met up with South Summit, they were looking for revenge. Last time, the Cats had game. The next game for the freshmen was against Rich here at North Summit. The Braves had gotten better and thought they would beat Rich because the Braves sophomores killed Richs sophomores. The game wasnt even close as the Rebels scored a couple of touchdowns early in the first quarter. The freshmen came out in the second half and scored a couple of touchdowns, but the Rebels just kept scoring and couldnt be stopped. The Braves tost by a whopping score of 60-1- 2. On the last game of the season, the Braves played the Juab Wasps. When the Braves met up with foe Wasps last time, the Braves beat them. The game was a hard fought game but the Braves losing streak continued as they lost, 32-1Both scored of foe touchdowns were by Wes Olsen, a running back. The Braves were disappointed with their record of one win and seven tosses. 2. Garfield Fr., Morrill Fr., Clark Fr., Bates Fr., Wilde Fr., Richins Fr., 10-Jen- 11-Su- zy Scabuland, Assistant Davis. Johansen JV players: Gardner Soph., Soph., ut 336-217-1. Jr., Coach-Maraly- da -- ya players: -- Freshmen players: Sargent Richins Fr., Fr., Foust Soph., in va Braves. New Faces at NSHS by Alison Dearden health and minored in composite biological science, and earned a Masters Degree in Education. Principal Blonquist was also in foe army. He served as a military policeman. Sam then met and married JaNae, whom he had known in school. They fell in love and were soon married in the Salt Lake Temple. After his marriage, he started his career as a principal and coach. Mr. Blonquist has been North Summits principal for eight years. He was also the principal for foe middle school. Not only was he Earl Sam Anderson, from Job Service, will be in my office at 1 pm. every Wednesday. Students who are looking for after schoolweekend employment can see me for details; , y. I. jr lit are visits a very College campus important part of foe college decision. Most universities will gladly host prospective high schools se.transactions. Within weeks, niors. Seniors, if you are interested disare scholarship applications me patched to foe students address for in visiting a campus, please let the I so visit. can know help setup Completion. Students can now Quickly find potential scholarship If you have any questions or Agencies and maximize their concerns about any of foe menjehances for success. Parents are !q tioned programs or programs not 'viled to share in foe hunt! mentioned, please feel free to give The Choices program computer me a call at if;. .. updates have been installed and Im f Y impressed. One excellent addition to the program is the new occupaFootball tional interest inventory. More and Final Semi, more, I see students that have serious concerns about potential occuThe games will be held on the pations. The new program gives clear definition to a once cloudy following dates and time: Nov. 6 at North Summit, 1 p.m. (North picture. The students answer questions that measure interest levels. Summit will be playing at home The computer tabulates and sugand the visiting team will be angests jobs that best accommodates nounced at a later date.) foe student. The occupational interNov. 13: Place will be anest inventory takes about one hour nounced, 1 p.m.; Nov. 20: Place to complete. After the test has been will be announced, 1 p.m. da Willoughby Soph., n McQueen Soph., Jones Blakley. Varsity: Jaussi Soph., Sr., Johansen Jr., Willoughby Soph., Fawcett Sr., 11 Laura Johansen Jones Sr., Soph., Gardner Sonh., Deaden Jr., 15 Can (lice Judd Sr., Jaussi Sr., Coach-Virgia Richins. Good job, Lady that information to search for potential occupations. The program will profile each occupation foe student chooses. The PTSA is planning a workshop for the community sometime in November to demonstrate this remarkable new Tom sa ne completed, the student can then use system. te Coach-Terc- Johansen Counselors Corner James Bell, Counselor November is a time for family. 'Thanksgiving, big football games, .and scholarship hunting. Thats right, its time to start foe perpetual search for scholarships. In the past several weeks, I have been receiving scholarship information from many different organizations. The scholarship hunting process is and, simple: Find, Fetch, Fill-ohopefully, Feast There are many yvays to find scholarships, one of foe best is the comjiuter network recently installed in the high School. The computer lists Scholarships that jneet students Criteria, prints a letter to the different scholarship organizations, and keeps track of foe students Coach-Celes- Williams Soph., Pace Dearden Soph., Fawcett Soph., Soph., Judd Soph., taking fifth at Region playing Manti, Gunnison, and Millard. Losing to Manti and Millard by a few points each game. Wed like to recognize our North Volleyball ah na N.S. 13 Grantsville. The Varsity too came with a win on two games with scores of N.S. 13 Grantsville, N.S. Grantsville 13, N.S. 16 Grantsville 14. Congratulations Lady Braves for Summit East Coast Trip Sargent Fr., 7 --Evelyn Ovard Fr., The Lady Braves confronted foe Grantsville Cowboys once again on Sept. 23, but this time North Summit had their home court for an advantage. The freshmen once again beat Grantsville with scores of N.S. 13 Grantsville, 13, and N.S. 13 Grantsville 7. The JV played them in three games and came out with a win on two of them with scores of N.S. 13 Grantsville, N.S. Grantsville 13, home field advantage. Micah Richins managed to seme a touchdown but this touchdown wasnt The freshmen had a fun season enough as the Cats scored twice as even The each touchdowns though they didnt win very quarter. many Cats offense was too much for the many games. They have done a Braves defense to handle as the good job and are looking forward to Braves would go on to lose another next years season as sophomores. ' Students Planning Lady Braves Volleyball Team Placed Fifth at Region North Summit Braves a principal but also a coach. He coached North Summits football, track, and wrestling teams. Principal Blonquist was named Coach of The Year three times in football, wrestling, and track. He was National Coach of The Year in 1978 and is the only coach who has won state championships in three different sports. Mr. Blonquist U happy to be back at the high school. He is ready for us to buckle down and get serious about school. We are thrilled to have Principal Blonquist back again and wish him foe best of luck! Blonqubt Our principal this year is Earl Sam BlonquisL He has coached and been a principal here for 30 years. Mr. Blonquist has lived in Summit County his entire life. He graduated from North Summit and then went, on to college. He re- caved credits from Weber and Utah1 State. He majored in P.E. and I , s . Game Changes North Summit Middle Schobl includes round trip airfare, breakfast and dinner, quality lodging at hotels (Radisson, Mark Plaza, and Ramada suites), evening activities, nighttime security on foe hotel flora, sightseeing with professional guidesdrivers, escort services, and all admission fees. The tour also includes foe theatre production of Les Miserables on Broadway and a murder - mystery - comedy production of Sheer Madness at foe Kennedy Center. This is a great opportunity to Red Ribbon Week by Stephan Woolstenhulme-Th- e North Summit Middle School is having Red Ribbon Week this week. The drama troupe is having a tot of different activities throughout the week such as a rap or skit contest, where each class makes up a rap or skit dealing with things about Red Ribbon Week. The winner of the contest will re-- ceive a pizza party. On Wednesday, all of foe students are supposed to wear red. They are also having a contest to see if a person can guess how many red jelly beans are in a jar. Last week, the fifth and eighth graders took the SAT tests. They were tested on many different subjects. The students did very well. get a first hand look at foe history of Washington and New York City. It is totally unlike anything here in Utah, exclaimed teacher Scott Olpin. This will be an experience the ldds will remember all of their lives. Parents may also travel with their students if they desire. Fra more information, regarding this trip, please call Scott Olpin, home, or 1 or school, James Bell, school, Deposit deadlines are Nov. 13, so call as soon as possible if inter336-563- 6, 645-983- .. 336-565- 6. ested. Future Farmers pf America Keep Busy by Courtney Sargent Learning to Do, Doing to Learn, Earning to Live, Living to Serve! is foe FFA motto and what the members, officers, advisors, and parents stand for. . money; IB- - reporter, Crystal Blackburn, reports Chapter news; Sentinel, Ryan Mosher, provides refreshments at activities; historian, Amberly Stevens; photographer, Stacey Jones and, of course, foe advisor, Mr. Mike Potter. To learn more about FFA, here are some of foe activities they have had over foe summer and since school started. On July 22, they had the opportunity to go to foe Days of 47 , Rodeo, Cipssrpfld? Plaza, Cream O Weber factoiy, and a fertilizer plant with foe South Summit Chapter. On July they went on a trail ride up to Thad Lawrence's cabin and bad a great time. When school stated, foe officers planned a barbecue up at Coal Holler on Sept. 11. They enjoyed volleyball games, line dancing, and watebing Mr. Potter try to cook 30-3- 1, hamburgers. They have also been working in foe concession stands at foe home football games and have bad a great experience! In foe future, they will be doing many more fun activities such as going on judging trips to judge an- imals, going to State Convention at Cedar City and Denver in foe spring, and going to National Convention at Kansas Gty, KS in November. Good luck in foe future with all the activities you do! Subscribe To The Summit County Bee Wenefen' Vote on Nov. 2, 1 993 Mayor: Larry M. Dearden ordinating this six day five night tour for $1,019. This deluxe tour President Thad Lawrence presides . Quarter, educational trip directed by teachers, Scott Olpin and James Bell. Washington Insider Tours is co- over meetings. Vice President, Jeff Smith, assists foe president and directs the committee work; secretary, Cari Sue Moore, calls role at meetings and sends out letters to foe members; treasurer, Aliza Brown, keeps track of foe t and On May 28 through June 2, 1994, North Summit students will be participating in an exciting and VALLEY MENTAL HEALTH Confidential Outpatient Mental Health and Substance abuse services tor individual, families and couples. Q OFFICES IN COALVILLE, KAMAS 7 AND PARK CITY 649-834- faccttetfotetMtietd' Services based on sliding fee scale 55 BULLS Coalville Health Center 82 North 50 East 20 Bred Heifers Coalville. UT Kamas Health Center 158 West 200 South (new Park City Hwy) Kamas, UT All Coming 2's WAIN ALLEN, M.D. CYNTHIA FNP Kirt Richins Homed & Polled Tim Richins Wednesday, November 3rd 1993 1:00 PM at the Ranch FNP JEANETTE VERNON, RN PA--C Complete Family Medical and Emergency Care We need your support Contact: J. 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