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Show Page 6 SOUTH EAST INDEPENDENT Sugar Houw, Utah Thursday, March 7, 1957 'Twixt Us Teens by Tlbby Tucker havt done it without th capabU coaching taff. "I hope South can always. kep its great school spirit." Dick Chldester: "I'm real proud of the team and for the name it has made for itself I often think that the coach has to take the backseat while the team takes the honors and the glory. I think Br. Bill Knibbe should be commended for his grreat work with the fellows. I'm real proud' Dick bubbled, "We have an excellent chance. With a little bit of luck and the breaks the guys can go far. These guys are a good and humble bunch of guys." "It has been a privilege and an honor to be a cheerleader for South High. Our spirit is excellent, and one thing that's really great is that win or lose our spirits are always high. When I talk to other schools' cheerleaders they marvel at our school spirit. "I'd just like to say that South will always be on top with its great spirit and wonderful conduct." These two guys are probably the most spirited out of all the Cubs. South's Cubs will always be grateful for the people and the acts that make South great. GOOD LUCK SOUTH!! South High Goes To State ... by Irna Kruser This has been an exciting week at South, Cubs have been prepar-ing to go to the State Champion-ship Basketball Tournament, This to us Southerners is really "excit-ing. We are all crossing our fingers and hoping that the TEAM will bring back a trophy for our showcase. South has a very good game record this year, winning 7 games out of 10 played. This puts them in second place. Jim Ithead, number 11 on the great team, says: "The outlook for a win is good The spirit of the school is great!" We all have to admit we have a great team, but that's not all, we have the greatest coach in the world, Mr. Bill Knibbe. The fellows obey him, and the girls adore him. Last of all, South has a great school spirit vith the greatest group of kids. The two guys behind this great school spirit are the red headed student body presi-dent Mike Stewart, and his co-worker, vice president Dick Chid-este- r We think a great deal of these two guys. Let's hear what they have to say about the tourna-ment and the school spirit, Mike Stewart: "Everyone at South is very thrilled and thank-ful for the opportunity to go to State with its basketball team. As far as the team is concerned they have been looking forward to this for three years. It is really a great and new experience for them The team and the Studentbody at-tributes their success to the great and wonderful school spirit. "Whether it was our ups or downs the studentbody spirit was kept high. This is what we mainly attribute our success in basket-ball to, although we never could m Mjinnf Tmifr Mm imminiilttiini IiiHiMmiiiiIii'iiIi'iii iii'iii " Seen in the South East Theater's current attraction are Debbie Reynolds and Eddie Fisher in "Bundle of Joy." "Bundle of Joy," featuring six new songs by Slack Gordon and Joseph Myrow, was produced by Edmund Grainger. Norman Taurog directed from a screen play by Jsorman Krasna, Robert Carson, and Arthur Sheekman, based on a story by Felix Jackson. Musical num-bers and dances are by Nick Castle. The management of the theater is presenting to all "ladies-in-waitin- g for their bundle of joy," accompanied by their partner, complimentary ticket to the movie every evening but Saturday. this is the "Solar Swing," with a theme of Astronomy. Decora-tions will be along the line of stars, planets, comets, meteors, and such. This will be the last night dance of the year for seventh and eighth graders, but the ninth graders have a graduation dance yet to come. The Olympus Jr Bulldogs have a three-gam- e winning streak going, having recorded wins over Kearns, Evergreen, and Granite Jr.'s. Coach Karl Tucker states that this year's team has probably improved more over the course of the season than any other group he has coached, and might yet prove to be a "dark horse" in the league championship race. The Bulldogs will play a game with Granite Jr, at Olympus on March 7, and will meet the league-leadin- g Bruins of Central Jr. High at Central on March 1, in the last game of the season. "Teen-Talkers- " OLYMPUS JR. HIGH by Nick Sturgeon Olympus Jr.'s Talent Assembly ended last Thursday Feb 28, when the final Group Assembly was held. The final Individual Assembly was held one week be-fore, on Feb. 21. In each classifi-cation, an all-scho- ol winner was chosen along with a winner from each grade, seventh, eighthf and ninth. In the individual classification, the girls took ove Ann Ray of the ninth grade tickled the ivories (or, if you prefer, pecked the plastic) to take the All-scho- ol award. The ninth grade prize was won by songstress Gerry Faerber; Ruthie Romney captured top hon-ors in the eighth grade with a comedy sketch; and Jane Brinton played the piano to win the seventh grade award. A pantomine by ninth graders Judy Tomlin, Sue McCraley, Don-na Jensen, and Michael Hilton won the All-scho- ol medal in group competition. A French horn quartet, with Ann Johnson, Tom rarker. Dirk Ostermiller, and Lee R. Lambert won in the ninth grade; the eighth grade winner was a dance band, which listed as its members Bill Voss, Danny Richards, Bill Hoge, Doug Barnes, Win Jones, and Ron Wayman; and last, but far from least, a seventh grade singing group consisting of Kenneth Macey, Tnil Clinger, Cary Egbert, Bobby Steuar, Ricky Cole, Stan Steadman, Craig Warner, and Arial Clawson won top honors in that grade. The winners in the Master of Ceremonies contest were WTayno Coon, of the ninth grade, and Doug . Barnes, of the .eighth. Doug was the only double winner in the assembly, as he was also a mem-ber of the winning eighth grade dance band. Students at Olympus Jr. are starry-eye- d from thinking about the next night dance, which will be held Friday evening, March 8. And well that they should be, for Are you in the "KnowHow"?? In France they say - - - "SA-VOI- R' - FAIRE' " meaning "The art of smoothly and gracefully doing and saying the right thing at the right time." 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