Tradewinds, 1984-11-15

              i i i ri i i 1 1 f -i cr a i J LJ U UJLJlJiij d A P W Volume 12 Number 9 o o UTC will dedicate its two newest additions to the Orem campus Wednesday, November 28 at 11 a.m. Presiding over the ceremonies, will be J. Marvin Higbee, President of UTC. Among some of the VIP's attending will be Gordon B. Hinckley, Second Counselor of the First Presidency, Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints; and Kern Gardner, Chairman of the Board of Regents. Activites will be held in the new Activity Center and Student Center. Both these new projects were funded by an increase in student funds and private donations. Classes will be let out from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Students will then be able to walk over and eiGi?uini3 By Neil K. Warner With the season of giving upon us, what better way to get into the spirit than by contributing to the UTC Telefund? This year's telefund hopes to raise considerably more than the $6,200 raised last year. President Higbee has issued a challenge to see who can raise more money, the faculty or the students. The winners are to be treated to hotdogs, ice cream and videos by the losers. The goal for al students is 100 percent participation, with $9 the suggested amount a B.J. Estes trains a student for Registration Friday, November 16, 1984, will be the last date that a student who has been attending a class, may finalize his or her formal class registration by making payment on or before that date for Fall Quarter 84-85. o)e(ojoaftDD'u The Official 03 attend the ceremonies. Hinckley will give the Dedicatory address with several musical selections provided by the Utah Valley Symphony. Other remarks will be from Institutional Council member, W. Rolfe Kerr, Kem Gardner and Studentbody President Jay Deuel. The Activity Center, which covers 32,000 square feet, was designed by FowlerFerguson Kingston and Ruben Architects. It was contracted by the Paulsen Construction Company. The Center contains a main basketball floor, men's and women's rest rooms and training rooms, laundry and issue facilities, storage and office spaces, weight room and multi-purpose area for track, Begins This l"JeGE: dollar per month for the school year. Most likely there are some skeptical students who feel they are already paying too much money in tuition. If so, consider the fact that tuition only covers 23 percent of the cost of a student per term. The state does help with some of the cost, but it's not enough, which forces the school to look for help elsewhere, such as businesses. A major factor in whether a business will contribute is if there is participation by the faculty and students. All the money that is raised the telefund. Finalization Today Pres. J. Marvin Higbee recognized that as a result of putting a new registration process in place at Utah Technical College, it has been difficult to verify a student's registration and, therefore, he extended the final date for finalizing registration for Fall Quarter 1984-85. Student Newspaper of Utah Technical College at Provo Provo, (PQaoDuDedl o volleyball, aerobics and indoor tennis. Facilities are available to students, faculty, staff, alumni and the general public on a priority basis. Phase II will include classrooms, swimming pool, and handball courts. Expansion of the Student Center included a multipurpose ballroom, bookstore, arts and crafts center, games and outdoor recreation area, offices and reception area, patio and landscaping, student newspaper offices and conference rooms. After the ceremonies, students will be able to tour the new facilities. Displays will be set up for students to see a sampling of what the new facilities have to offer. goes directly to the Development Department. From there, a committee decides, with the help of student input, where the money can best be used. Volunteers will be on the phones through December 5, contacting students to get their support. If by chance you do not get called, there are pledge booths around the campus so everyone has the opportunity. Just remember that every dollar you give is used for your benefit. : I V lis After that date, any student who has not completed the formal registration will be asked to leave the college, unless they have been authorized to remain in class by the Vice President of Student Services. The Provo Registration Office closes at 3 p.m. on Fridays. Volleyball Team for Nationals ( J - ' ' -5 1 V 4 The Lady Wolverines will leave for Florida this Tuesday to compete in the National Volleyball Championships. John Pack photo. Volleyball Takes Regionals By Shane Hudson The UTC Women's Volleyball team won the Regional Championship Tournament to advance on the the National Tourney in Miami, Florida, during the Thanksgiving break. UTC was defeated by Snow College twice during conference play, but turned around to beat the Badgers twice during the Regional Tourney. Snow's players tried to convince themselves that it was a "fluke" that they lost the first-round game. But, UTC proved it to be a "fact" and soundly defeated Snow in the finals. Terri Hinton, Diane Camp Johnson Signs With USU UTC's star basketball player Mike Johnson signed an early NCAA Scholarhship contract with Utah State University last Wednesday morning, November 14. The 6'9" Business Management major will finish the 1984 season at Utah Tech and then transfer to Logan for a two year ball schedule with the Aggies. Johnson decided to sign early to avoid the anticipated recruiting pressure and to fill the soon-to-be-open slots on the Aggie squad. Utah State has several graduating seniors on the current team. Johnson has a great 1983 basketball record. "If Mike improves the way he has in the past year, there is no telling how good he will be at the end of this season." notes Head Coach Vine Miner. Johnson averages 15 points, 3 assists, and 9 rebounds per game. The official NCAA Scholarship is the equivalent of $15,000-$20,000 a year. This money covers housing, tuition and fees, books, and many other accessories. Utah 84603 n 4 1 bell and Shauna Clark were elected members of the All-Tournament team, with Shauna receiving the Tournament's Most Valuable Player Award. It was totally a team effort. Middle hitters and blockers, Diane Campbell and Karen Bezzart shut-down Snow attacks with superb blocking. Outside hitters, Sue Lormin and Carmin Eldredge supplied the destroying force on UTC's attack. Defensive specialists Tracy Naite, Jarene Horroks and Sherrie Gibbs made spectacular defensive plays and saves. Tina Callahan, Celeste Harrison and Lori Anderson added spunk and depth from m If: Mike Jacobsen, Clay Anderson, Johnson signs with Utah State. Johnson spent ayear-and-half of service for his church, Latter-Day Saints, in Leeds, England. "This time just improved my skill and helped me to mature mentally." says Johnson. ; f t Thursday, November 15, 1984 Heads JL . tne bench. Coach Lori Richards and Assistant Coach Kathy Mendenhall were most fittingly awarded the Region 18 "Coaches of the Year" trophy. "My ladies played with so much heart; they wanted it so badly that they never gave up. I am so proud of them they are the very best ever! It was so satisfying to beat Snow College," said Coach Richards. This is the first time in the history of UTC athletics that any team has gone to the Nationals. Only 16 teams in the nation will be at the three-day tourney competing for the National Title. and Vince Miner watch as Mike Kathleen Plothow photo Originating from Sunset, Utah, Johnson played for Clearfield High School and led that team to a 1981 Region Championship. Johnson plans on continuing his education in Business. I n ,. fill &5 1X1 It''-"' mvim m