Maple Mountain senior Alysa Skousen is interning at Park Elementary Preschool in Spanish Fork.  Alysa was interested in this line of work because she loves little children.

“They are at the age where they absolutely love school, they are open to everything you teach them,” said Alysa

Maple Mountain High School performing arts department proudly presents our fall musical, “The Scarlet Pimpernel,” November 19, 20 and 22 at 7 pm in the MMHS auditorium.  Admission will be $5 children and seniors, $7 for students and $8 for adults.  Come and enjoy an evening of music, comedy, action and romance.

Over one hundred Golden Eagle students are participating in the production as cast, crew and musicians!

The musical stars Madison Hurst as Percy Blakeny and the Scarlet Pimpernel.  “A humorous, vein, petty and very passionate character,” said Hurst.

Junior Aimee Vargas has begun playing her second season with the Jr. Wheelin’ Jazz basketball team.  Most basketball fans are familiar with the NBA’s Utah Jazz, but most are not familiar with NWBA’s Jr. Wheelin’ Jazz (www.jr.wheelinjazz.com).  NWBA stands for the National Wheelchair Basketball Association. The Jr. Wheelin’ Jazz is ranked in the top 25 of all Jr. Division teams in the NWBA and they’re headed into their second season of national competition after winning 7th place in Denver last year.   Recently the Jr.

This week’s Maple Mountain High Prep of the Week is Varsity football star, Jace Edmunds.  Whether it’s his passing, rushing, receiving, or defense, you are sure to hear Jace’s name announced during the game and read about him in the newspaper. 

Members of the Maple Mountain High School Dance Company traveled to Cedar City, Utah, from October 7-9 to compete and perform in the dance competition at the Utah Shakespearean Festival. Under the direction of their dance teacher, Karla Palfreyman, their team took 3rd place in the Modern Dance Competition. The dance company also had the opportunity to learn additional dance techniques through workshops and seminars.