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Show ' f ',-i(.- V ?. V 4 StitmmmmMftifafolm... ' :, 'v Vv Asv V 4" ' V s i?&GUMeRM!! .. icpnCTg7ij!ntry iifrSBmmnqmin New Coaching With Student Writer: N Kristal Richins The Freshman are beginning their year with a good attitude and Tony Wright as their coach. Crystal Robinson, Laura Smith, Chelsea Richards, Madalyn Woolstenhulme, Malar ie Richins, Kristin Williams, Jodie Brown, Lacee Wilde, Katie Rees, and Katie Trussell will be trekking through the snow everyday to go to basketball practice up at the elementary. Each team is anticipating their first game, and is getting ready by having intense practices. It will be a pleasure to see how the new coaching staff is doing with each team and the progress that they have made in their practicing. We encourage everyone to come out and support the Lady Braves Basketball team this season. Their first game is on December 3 at Union. We wish them the best of luck and hope to see you all at their first home game which will be held on Saturday, Dec. 13, 1997, against the Duchesne Eagles. The announcement for the Varsity team was made on the 20th of November. Angie Blonquist, Kristi Blonquist, Stacey McQueen, Deidra Kunkle, Misty Brooks, Millie Judd, Camille Fowlcs, Brooke Wilde, Julie Morrill, and Christianne Downard, all will be coached on the Varsity team by Natalie Prescott; who also coached die JV team at North Summit last year. Angie Gardner, who played for North Summit High School will be coaching the JV team. The JV team consists of: S Camille Fowles, Brooke Wilde, Julie Morrill, Christianne Downard, Carly Wilson, Jalene Richins, Reilly Richins, Rachel Paskett, and Blaire define Esonas and they will tell you that it is a dance team with sixteen total dance divas participating. The North Summit Esonas Drill team has been having grueling early morning practices as early as 6 a.m. and night practices since June that will continue until the first of February. Do their practices pay off? You bet! The Esonas are all pumped up and have their dances ready for competition. The Esonas had their first competition on November 22, 1997, in Price, Utah. They took their competition Military, Dance, Prop, and Novelty. They were also the only team at the competition to - The Governor's Youth Councils of North Summit and South Basketball Begins With a Bang! 8, niors returning to try to win state they start out with a new program and different coaching staff. Mr. Todd Neild, from Clearfield, came to North Summit to take the position of a P.E. teacher and head basketball coach. Ralph Jones, took the position of the JV, coach and ) ; 1. Touring The State Student Writer: Angie Blonquist i -i & I a Student Writer: josh Houck' North Summit students got wild Students are able to see the freshmen school campus facilities and housing. College directors give the tour of their college and answer all the questions the students may have. Every college offers something different for each individual student Touring the various colleges gives the students a chance to talk to department heads and check out if their career goals coincide with the college curriculum. Students are encouraged to attend these tours so they can get a head start on their Braves Take on The Longhorns The North Pump Up The Volume and crazy last Friday night when the Idaho. Senior students are touring Utah colleges in order to find the college that's right for them. Mr. Bayles the counselor schedules tours with the various colleges in Utah and High School Wrestling hosted the annual Freshmen Fling. From jumping around on the fast songs to romancing that special someone with the ' slow tunes, all the kids had a good ; ,. w ' x ' . ..' ills?. have four competition dances complete and ready to compete. PEOPLE The Esonas are looking forward to their next competition. The Utah Classic, on Dec. 6, in Heber City, Utah, as well as state and region in The Esonas literally cleaned house. They took first place in 2A SERVING PEOPLE January. Military, Prop, and Novelty. They also got a close second place in their jazz dance routine. The North Summit Esonas are: Drillmistress -- Billi Joe Probst Mortgage Banker Assistant Dugmore, Drillmistress- - Kristal Richins, Secretary- - Mariah Trover, President - Britney Fawcett, Fundraising -Autumn Givan and Kristen Paskett, Vice President - Lori Jo Meek. Also on the team: Lindsay Siddoway, Kristen Bell, Marciann REPUMMTGAGE Corporation - Jones, Holly Lewis, Brooke Phelps, Candace Moore, Keri Utahs Largest Mortgage Lender Nows the perfect time to begin your construction financing Waldron, Holly Geary, and BreeAnn Vernon. Call Your Real Estate Lending Specialist 190 North Main Heber City, Utah Council honored the Braves by singing North Summit's school song. North Summit was awarded with a hubcap for the school by trophy case. Percentages of students wearing seat belts were found by conducting four observational surveys. The first survey showed North Summit si 24 percent and South Summit at 42 percent. North Summit increased to 34 percent for the second survey, while South Summit fell to 33 percent The third survey had both schools tied up at 44 percent. North Summit continued to increase to win at 49 percent, with South Summit dropping to 35 percent. Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for high school students. The North Summit and South Summit Governor's Youth Councils encourage all students to wear their seat belts every time they ride in s car. VH 654-281- 8 PARK CITY STORE 10 off matked price with this ad Carpet Tile Woods Vinyl Oreck Vacuums 2734 W. Rasmussen Rd. 4 6 months same as cash - O.A.C. DANIELS ROAD time. Freshmen Brett Black and Brenna the dance and feel that it was a success. They hired Soundsational, who did a great job, to kick out the jams. They brought smoke makers, and a video screen in order to give the student a dancing experi- Fox organized top-not- ch ence. ' Career Day Held Student Writer: Angie Blonquist North Summit FBLA Members had the opportunity to participate in "Career Day." FBLA officers contacted schools, salons, clinics and several businesses asking them if they would take part in our Career Day. .Students chose a job they were interested in and arrangements were made for the student to attend their job choice. Experiencing their career choice first hand gave the students an idea about what they want to study in college in order to achieve their career goals. There are so many decisions that students need to make about their future, and opportunities like career day help make the decisions easier. North Summit students appreciate all those who helped make this career day possible. North Summit The 1997-9- 8 wrestling season is off to a fast start under the direction of a new coaching staff. The new head coach this year is Stcpe Hamilton. Steve was a'wrestleF during his high school years and has assisted with the wrestling program at North Summit in past years. Coach Bayles, lan Warner, and Jcremey Jenkins are also helping with tlie wrestling program. . The wrestling team has pul a lot of hard work and effort into getting ready for the first tournament of the yfcar that was held on Nov. 23, at Ben Lomond High School. 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LIVE FENCED, LIGHTING & CAMERAS PARK CITY ALindal Cedar Homes American Heart Association MANAGERS N Student Writer: Wade 'Sargent LCOPY - Summit Brave Wrestler's will try to take down the Altamont Longhorns on Dec. 2. This will be the first home meet for the Braves, and they would love to see the gym full of enthusiastic fans. The North Summit Esonas will be dancing before the meet gets started, and there should be some really good matches. Come out and support your wrestlers. QP - ' Braves Win Seat Belt Competition Summit High Schools recently held a competition between the two schools to see which school could get a greater percentage of students wearing seat belts. North Summit ended up winning with 49 percent of students wearing seat belts. South Summit had a good showing with 44 percent of David Peck returns as the Freshman students wearing seat belts at one the point during the contest coach. On Nov. 17-1As the losing school, South Freshman team tried out. The coaches kept 13 out of the 17 Summit tossed a dance decorated in North Summit's school colors to freshman to play for the 1997-199- 8 school year. v which students from both schools The JV and Varsity tryouts were wer$ invited. At the dance, the held on Nov. They kept South Summit Governor's Youth 10 seniors, 6 juniors, and 6 sophomores. Coach Neild hopes to continue strengthening the program that Mr. Floyd built. Student Writer: Brett Black Basketball season at North Summit begins with a bang. Though they still have eight se- ; Ask anyone at North Summit to Judd. The North Summit Lady Braves Basketball team had their tryouts on Nov. 10, 11, and 12; and practices for the 199798 season have begun. Hie tryouts lasted for three days and die cuts were posted on the evening of November 12. . North Summit Esonas Take All High Hopes Student Writer: Jenny Stanford jtoS&'-- RESIDENT |