Inside this issue:

March 10 , 2017 Volume 16, Issue 12

Advisor: Marilee Y. Eyre

Editors: Ted Kanell

Dalyn Dalton

Josie Murdock

Reporters:

Dillon Smith

Adela Terry

Treyden Young

Tyler Griffiths

Porter Hollingshead

Macoy Lozano

Angel Ochoa

Victoria Carballo

Avery Mitchell

Kole Robinson

Amy Webb

Shania Webb

Danielle Black

Emelly Reyes

Trinlee Bradshaw

Newspaper Staff:

Student of the Month 2

Student of the Month 3

Shoe Donation 4

Boys Soccer

Swimming State

Girls Golf 5

Drill Review

Region Debate

Tyce Raddon Wrestling 6

What’s The Dill

Guess Who?

March Holidays

7

Hallway Hype

Boys Basketball 8

Girls Basketball

against the Emery Spartans. In a very

tough-fought game, the Beavers fell just

short to the Spartans. With a final score of

32 to 34 the Beavers had lost. Abbey Yard-

ley was again the leading scorer and the

leading rebounder: she had 11 points and

7 rebounds. Special shout out to Sydnee

Gillins for being able to come back in to the

game after a hard collision that cut open

her eyebrow.

On Saturday, February 25, 2017

the Beavers played Kanab to decide 3rd

and 4th place. The Beavers were able to

beat the Kanab Cowboys with a final score

of 50 to 35. Sydnee Gillins was the leading

scorer with 16 points, and Jacoy Christen-

sen was the leading rebounder with 4 re-

bounds. We would like to congratulate the

Lady Beavers on an amazing season as

they were able to take 3rd place in 2A. If

you see them in the halls, tell them con-

grats on a great season.

By Treyden Young

After taking 2nd place in Region 13, the

Lady Beavers played the Summit Academy

Bears in a play-in game at Orem High

School on Friday, February 17, 2017. The

girls made the long drive to Orem high

school on February 17 and beat the Bears

with style and qualifying them for the 2A

State tournament. The Beavers walked

away with a 55 to 33 win over the Bears.

Jacoy Christensen was the leading scorer

for the Beavers with 14 points. Tavy Gale

was the leading rebounder with 9 re-

bounds.

On Thursday, February 23, 2017,

the Beavers traveled to the Sevier Valley

Center to play in the quarter finals against

the Layton Christian Eagles. The Beavers

played an awesome game and were able to

advance to the semifinals by beating the

Eagles 44 to 25. Abbey Yardley was the

leading scorer and the leading rebounder

with 12 points and 12 rebounds.

On Friday, February 24, 2017, the

Beavers played in the semifinal game

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7th Grader of the Month: Star Moon

8th Grader of the Month: Seneya

high school and would like to be a hair

designer. If Star could describe herself in

five words, she would say she is

“fantastic, amazing, smart, artistic and

tall.” Star would like the super power to

read minds; and if she could travel to the

past, she would go back to California to

see her friends. Star feels “Great” about

being chosen as the 7th Grade Student of

the Month, and we want to congratulate

her.

By Adela Terry

Star Alisha Moon was chosen as

the 7th Grade Student of the Month. Star

was born on April 4, 2004, in Los Angeles,

California, and her parents are Dennis

and Grace Moon, Star’s favorite food is

pizza, and her favorite color is blue. Star’s

favorite movie is The Labyrinth and he

favorite TV show is Psych. Star loves to

draw and do sports, and her favorite

place to shop is Forever 21. Something

funny that happened to her was she

laughed so hard milk came out of her

nose. Star plans on going to college after

friend after high school. She describes

herself as “kind, short, mean, and funny.“

Seneya would like to control people for a

special super power because she could

make people do what she wanted them

to. If she could travel to the past, she

would want to make new friends. Seneya

wants to become a Professional Soccer

player when she grows up. She is sur-

prised that she was chosen as Student of

the Month but grateful for the opportunity.

We congratulate Seneya.

By Victoria Carballo

Seneya Compos was chosen as

the 8th Grade Student of the Month . Se-

neva was born in California, and her par-

ents are Sonia and Arces. Seneya likes

Mexican food, and some of her hobbies

are playing soccer, drawing , and hanging

with friends. Seneya has one favorite col-

or: black. Her favorite place to shop is

Walmart. One of the funniest things that

has happened to her was when she ran

into a wall and then right after that her

best friend ran into a pole. Seneya is plan-

ning to move to London with her best

Freshmen of the Month: Sadie McCulley mom drove away without her. After high

school Sadie wants to travel and then go

to college to study Interior Design. If

Sadie could travel to the past, she would

go back to 1994 to when her parents got

married. She says she is surprised and

happy that she was chosen as the Fresh-

men Student of the Month. If Sadie could

describe herself in four words they would

be “Smart, funny, shy, and creative.” We

would like to congratulate Sadie on being

chosen as the Freshmen Student of the

Month. By Amy Webb

Sadie Lyn McCulley is our Fresh-

men Student of the Month. Sadie is the

daughter of Christine and Allan McCulley,

and she was born in Salt Lake City, Utah,

on April 24, 2002. Her favorite food is

pizza, and some of her hobbies are riding

her horses, playing softball and creating

art projects. Her favorite colors are navy

blue and lime green, and her favorite

place to shop is Rue 21. One of the funni-

est things that has happened to Sadie

was when it was really cold outside and

her car door was frozen shut, and her

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When Mason is older he would like to be CEO

of Google. Beaver High School would like to

congratulate Mason Bartlett on being chosen

as Sophomore Student of the Month.

By Shania Webb

Mason C Bartlett was born in 2001

to Will and Tasha Bartlett. His favorite food is

steak, and some of his hobbies include eating,

sleeping, and being bored at school. Mason’s

favorite TV show is American Ninja Warrior

and his favorite color is teal blue. One of Ma-

son’s favorite places to shop for clothes is

Buckle. After high school Mason plans on

serving a mission and attending college. Ma-

son describes himself as one to always try

their hardest. If Mason could have any special

power it would be to teleport.

Sophomore of the Month: Mason Bartlett

“funny, hard working, athletic, and a

stud.” If Dalton had a special power, he

would want to fly; so he could go any-

where in the world at any time. If he could

be anything when he grows up, he would

want to be Donald Trump and have his

job. Dalton feels very happy to be chosen,

and we would like to congratulate Dalton

for being this month’s Junior Student of

the Month.

By Dani Black

Dalton Timothy Hoyt has been

chosen as the Junior Student of the

Month. He was born on March 23, 2000,

in Kanab, Utah, to Jared and Traci Hoyt.

Dalton’s favorite food is Panda Express,

and his favorite color is blue. His favorite

movie is Remember the Titans, and his

favorite TV show is Friday Night Lights.

Dalton’s hobbies include sports and riding

dirt bikes, and his favorite place to shop

is foxracing.com. After high school, Dalton

plans to go to lineman school, and he

would describe himself in five words as

Junior of the Month: Dalton Hoyt

ny while attending school in Portugal. He

hasn’t quite decided what he plans on

doing after high school, but if he could

choose he’d attend Full Sail University in

Florida. The five words that Jayden de-

scribes himself by are “adept, individualis-

tic, abstracted, and cultivated.” If he had

a special power, he would like to have the

power of teleportation. When he grows

up, he wants to be game editor / anima-

tor. When prompted as to how he feels

being Student of the Month, he replied “ I

don’t feel anything.”

By Dalyn Dalton

Jayden Michael Caldwell was

born in Salt Lake City on June 24, 1999.

His parents are Jonathan and Amy Cald-

well. His favorite food is spaghetti. Some

of Jayden’s Hobbies are Painting, Draw-

ing, Art, Snowboarding, PC Gaming,

Speech and Debate, and Soccer. His fa-

vorite movie of all time is Back to the Fu-

ture, and his favorite TV show is SAO.

His favorite color “is and always will be

teal.” Whenever he goes shopping, his

favorite place to go is Journeys. The fun-

niest thing that ever happened to him

was when he intentionally fell off a balco-

Senior of the Month: Jayden Caldwell

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Attention All Spring Sports Competitors

Spring Sports pictures will be Monday, March 13, 2017.

Bring your uniform and be ready for pictures in the following order:

Track will be first at 1:15

Softball and Baseball at the ball fields

Girls Golf

Soccer right after school at the soccer field.

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Daniel Magana, Nathan Brown, and

Jesus Magana. Beaver’s new head

coach is Pancho Chavez, and he is

ready for a challenging first year. Good

luck this season, boys!

By MaCoy Lozano

This year’s new soccer team

is ready to roll. Beaver plays their first

game against the #1 team in 2A.

Beaver’s new roster consists of Kon-

ner Beard, Brody Pollmann, Isacc

Ornelas, Aaron Marquez, Bryan Pi-

mental, Aureliano Garcia, Keagan

Smith, Adam Williams, Jayden Cald-

well, Josh Elwell, Mason Bartlett, Nat-

thakit Chuaytaa, Preston Roberts,

Jake Webb, Isiah Montoya, Nathan

Fairhurst, Bret Melling, Drury Cauby,

BHS Boys SOCCER

chel! Also for anyone interested, swim team

starts Tuesday, March 14, at 5 p.m. any of

those interested in swimming with the team. If

you know anyone who would be interested in

joining , talk to Rachel McMaster.

By Dalyn Dalton

On February 11, 2017, the BHS

Swim Team (a.k.a. Rachel McMaster) trav-

eled to BYU to compete against over 20

other schools to be named State Champi-

on. Whilst competing, Rachel beat over

10 schools in her division, each with 10 –

15 kids on their team, and placed 1st and

3rd in the State! Rachel placed 1st in the

100 free sprint and took 3rd in the 50 free

sprint. Rachel also placed 2nd in region

100 free sprint and 3rd in the region 50

free sprint swim. Congratulations to Ra-

Rachel McMaster Takes State Swimming, More

Swim Team Info

and Valerie Harris. The girls

enjoyed the beautiful green

fairways and experienced hit-

ting out from under sagebrush

as well. They will have their

tournaments every Wednes-

day until State, which will be

on Thursday, May 18, at

Mountain View Golf Course in

Salt Lake City. Good luck, La-

dy Golfers!

The Girls Golf Team is

off to a great start working hard

to keep their Region 13 Title.

They played well, while enjoying

the sunshine at Coral Canyon

on Wednesday, March 8. The

following girls are on the team:

Seniors: Makinlee Barkdull and

Kayshlyn Wright; Juniors: Sha-

nia Atkin and Hayven Willden;

Sophomore: Brailee Robinson;

and Freshmen: Kya Christian-

sen, Chasey Eyre, Tyra Eyre,

Girls Golf Team Lookin’ Good

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the review a wonderful evening

of excitement. The girls have

enjoyed dancing and doing flag

at basketball and football

games. The dancers would love

to thank everyone who came out

and supported them throughout

the year. We will look forward to

watching them dance again next

year .

BY Josie Murdock

The Beaver High

School Drill team had their final

performance on Thursday,

March 2, 2017. On Thursday

night the girls performed all

their dances, and there were

two soloists and other perform-

ing groups. This was the last

time for the senior girls to per-

form with their team. The drill

team, dance groups, soloists,

and dads of the drill team

danced astonishingly and made

Drill Review

rounds, the entire team automatically

qualified for State. Tyra Eyre won in

Oratory, McKadee Eyre won in Con-

gress and SPAR, and Dalyn Dalton won

in Extemp. We wish the Beaver High

School Debate team good luck at state

on Friday and Saturday, March 10 and

11, at Providence Hall in Herriman.

By Avery Mitchell

On Saturday, February 25, Re-

gion Debate took place at Beaver High

School, where the BHS debate team

competed. McKadee Eyre, Jayden

Caldwell and Avery Mitchell competed

in Congress; Ted Kanell, Dalyn Dalton

and Easton Barney competed in Ex-

temporaneous speaking; Adam Wil-

liams, Logan Marshall, McKadee Eyre

and Joey Angell competed in SPAR;

Kya Christiansen and Tyra Eyre com-

peted in Oratory; and Josh Elwell, Avery

Mitchell, and Jayden Caldwell compet-

ed in Impromptu. After three qualifying

Region Debate

losing to Tyce the week before, Noah Porter was ready for a revenge; how-ever, Tyce was just too tough. At the end of the State Match, Tyce won 6-3 and was crowned the State Champion.

By Tyler Griffiths

On Saturday, February 11, Tyce Rad-don wrestled for the 2A State Championship. Weighing in at 182 pounds, Tyce was ready for his big match. Previ-ously, the week before, Tyce wrestled for the Re-gion title, and he won. Interestingly enough, Tyce wrestled Noah Por-ter in the State Match and the Region Match. After

Tyce Raddon: Wrestling State Champion

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We students have the resources to

find the answers to our questions. The only

thing standing in our way is our own lazi-

ness. If you have a question, go and find the

answer. Good luck searching and learning,

Beaver High School. By Dillon Smith

As students of Beaver High School,

we ask ourselves many questions everyday.

However, do we ever answer our questions

or do we leave them unanswered? What’s

the deal with it snowing in March? What’s

the deal with the new President? What’s the

deal with the airplane food? What’s the deal

with school lunch only being 30 minutes?

What’s the deal with one week internet sen-

sations? What’s the deal with only two day

weekends?

What’s the Dill?

now enjoys hanging out with her family

and friends. Her favorite holiday is

Christmas because of the lights. Her

plans after high school are to go to hair

school. The first three people to come

and find me (Josie Murdock) and guess

correctly who this is will win a candy bar:

Have fun guessing.

By Josie Murdock

This week’s Guess Who is

someone who is fun and outgoing.

She was born on June 11, 1999, in

Beaver, Utah, and she has four broth-

ers. Her favorite food when she was

younger was mac and cheese, and

her favorite thing to do was go camp-

ing or fishing. The most tragic thing

that happened to her was getting kid-

napped. Things she enjoyed while

growing up were being outside and

hanging out with her brothers. She

Guess Who?

March is between spring and winter when the

weather is still cold. However, that doesn’t stop Ameri-

cans from celebrating cool holidays. Many don’t know

about these different holidays that are celebrated every

day. Coming together with friends and family to celebrate

the unique holidays is a great way to spend this green,

colorful month. Spring is almost here, and watching the

beautiful flowers blossom is a wonderful transformation.

In Math, Pi is the mathematical constant, and the number

is 3.14 (and so on), and this is why it is celebrated on the

third month on the fourteenth day. Whether a holiday is to

celebrate food, an object, or a person, planning fun ways

to spend the day with people makes time fly.

By Emelly Reyes

March National Holidays Friday, March 10 Middle Name Pride Day

Saturday, March 11 Worship of Tools Day

Sunday, March 12 Plant a Flower Day

Monday, March 13 Jewel Day

Tuesday, March 14 Pi Day

Wednesday, March 15 Everything You Think Is

Wrong Day

Thursday, March 16 Everything You Think Is

Right Day

Friday, March 17 Saint Patrick’s Day

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Karlie Hollingshead: It sucks when the temperature

changes so quickly.”

Dani Black: “ It makes me kinda upset cause I never

know what to wear.”

Tyana Gale: “It’s indecisive.”

Well, Beaver High, I hope and pray that this

weather can find a happy medium and just “Chill.”

By: Kole Robinson

Recently the weather has been a little bit tempera-

mental. One day it will be sunny and 75, and the next it

will be snowing and blowing houses around. Since the

dawn of time, people have been wondering when Mother

Nature is going to make up her mind and stick to the ste-

reotypical weather patterns. All we want as a human race

is to know this answer. I, as a victim of this inexcusable

crime, set out to find the answer to the age-old question.

First, as any good researcher would start, I ran a Twitter

poll. The feedback was great in number but lacked in

credibility. I next went to the source itself. I found Moth-

er Nature and asked her why she was doing this to inno-

cent people. She simply replied, “I have a little bit of a

problem with being bipolar.” So the answer to the age-old

question came out. People have been wondering for

thousands of years why the weather was how it was.

Mother Nature has been doing this thing when she

changes the weather so drastically that we are just so

confused because she has a mental disorder. This is not

on purpose, people: she has been struggling for millenni-

ums with a problem that many Americans struggle with

today. Don’t blame her for the weather changes, blame

science. My question for you, Beaver High School, is

“What do you think of these super dramatic weather

changes?”

Ted Kanell: “I feel like I am having hot flashes.”

Dillon Smith: “ On a very cold night, even houses want

houses of their own.”

Chandler Washburn: “It’s pretty rough: I don’t like it.”

Treyden Young: “ It’s Cool.”

Rhett Jordan: ”It’s nice to have warm weather, but sucks

when it is cold because it is hard on the animals.”

Hallway Hype

On February 18, 2017, the Beavers had their first

game of the playoffs at Orem High School against the

Summit Academy Bears. The Beavers played well being

the 4th seed, but the Bears got the best of the Beavers

defeating them 45-36. Leading scorers were Davis Hes-

lington and Kazen Roundy who both had 12 points. The

Beavers had a good year finishing the season 10-10.

Thanks to all the supporters who came out to the games,

and good luck to all the spring sports.

By Porter Hollingshead

Boys Basketball