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Show Girls to name 'preferred' at dance tomorrow night BY High's "most preferred" man will be announced at the floorshow of the annual Preference Ball tomorrow night in the Smith Family Living Center. Candidates for Preferred Man are seniors Larry Denham. Lon Keith. Mel Martin, Barry Olson, and Alan Wilkins. Candidates tor Prolan ed Man, to be announced at the Preference Hall tomorrow night, are (from left) Larry Denham, Lon Keith, Mel Martin, Hai ry Olson, and Alan Wilkins. (Photos by Phil Thomas' DANCING WILL begin at 8:30; dress is Sunday best. "Somewhere." the theme for the dance, will be sung by Ron Clark during the floorshow after which the winner will be announced. Ron's band is furnishing the music for the evening. Girls obtained dates for the ball by telling Miss Earlene Durrant their "most preferred. Then invitations to the boys were mailed. SPONSORED BY the Pep Club, the dance has several committees made up of Pep Club officers and then- leaders; Barbara Bingham, the dance; Linda Rasmussen, advertising; Sherrie Meredith, floor-shoand Jena Vee Smith, food. Ninth grade girls serving at the dance are Cynthia Petty, Jo Lynn Hintze. Lesley Strong. Pam Hawkins. Nancy Cannon, Laurine Black. Kris Apostol, and Jill Frischknecht. In lieu of the regular Preference Ball assembly, the Pep Club plans to sponsor an assembly this spring to, honor both the football and basketball teams. - Seniors place third in Elks leadership test ReNon Fisher and Noel Zabris-kie- , BY High seniors, are third place winners in the 16th annual Provo Elks Lodge Youth Leadership Contest in competition with 23 other Utah County high school leaders. Both will receive $50. In the Wednesday night judging, which was conducted by a judging team headed by contest chairman Mr. Earl Frizzell, three winners each from the boys and girls divisions were selected. Stephen Studdert and Christine Meecham of Provo High, first place winners, will receive $100. Second place winners of $75 each were Kathy Beck and R. Sherman Robinson, both of American Fork. Noel is an officer in several BY High clubs, was post president of the Explorer Post 2046, is a track standout and a writer for The Brigadier. He also carried the lead in this years and last year's school plays. ReNon is Senior Class Secretary. yearbook editor, Girls State Representative, Drill Mistress of and is active in the Vol. 24, No. F. O. Maas stars. Pharaoh Each student who entered prepared a brochure explaining his activities in school and his community. Entrants were judged on leadership. Americanism, and citizenship appreciation: perseverance, stability, resourcefulness, and sense of honor; arrangement of brochure; and compliance Other High students ndcrson.lRiok Gunn. Barry Olson. Sherm Smith, and Dawn entered the contest. Thurston Last year there were no entrants from BY High. An awards banquet at the Provo Elks Home on May 3 will host all the participants, their parents, and their high school counselors. Prizes in the local contest, plus certificates of participation for all participants in the contest, will be presented. Coming up in February will be the Elks Most Valuable Student Contest. BY La-Daw- n BY applications ready for year Applications for next years Brigham Young University Laboratory Schools elementary, junior high, and senior high are now available in the office of the regis- trar. 298 E. A "THE PHARAOH". . . Moses puts weapon to the throat Egyptian guard Tuesday and Wednesday. of Y 4k spectacular was recently made in Utah, featuring a number of BY High senior boys. Produced during the Christmas vacation, it is titled The Life of Pharaoh III. World premiere showings of the film will be held two consecutive days, Jan. 18 and 19 in Room 218E (Mr. Penrods classroom). Doors will close at 11:55 both days. THE STORY, in color filmstrip form, features Frank O. Mass, Esq., as Pharaoh III. Stephen Thoreson as Moses, Rusty Anderson as Aaron, and John Boshard as a magician of the Pharoah. Others in the cast include Larry Denham as the daughter of Pharoah II; and Sherm Smith, Richard Hayward, and Raymond Beckham as court guards. Lynn Tolley, Brian Bergren, and Roger Sheffield depict High points in the plot include ladies-in-waitin- g. accredited honorably Brigham Young High School has been accredited with high commendation along with 30 other Utah high schools by the Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools. The school received commendation for meeting all the standards of the association and filing an excellent report, according to Principal Lowell Thomson. The school was judged on its educational. guidance, library, and Finals coming. facilities. Preparation of the teachers, teacher load, and the atmosphere of the school are also considered. The Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools, of which BYU and BY High are members, is an accrediting organization functioning in seven states: Alaska, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon. Utah and Washschool premieres next week Ill the finding of Moses in the and the various plagues such as frogs, blood, and hail, etc. The Pharaoh is listed as an innocent victim of blind circumstances. Technical personnel include Phil Thomas, as head cameraman, Larry Christensen as director, and Scott Bernahrd as head of The script was written by Frank Maas and Larry Christensen. Admission prices will range from 15c for students to 50c for seminary teachers. Other teachers may gain admission for 25c. bull-rushe- s. audio-narratio- n. Students are urged by the producers, Great and Abominable, Ltd., to bring their lunches for these days, and to be in their seats promptly. Money will be taken at the door; but to avoid the rush, tickets may be purchased early from Larry Christensen. Proceeds will be used to produce another classic, but this time it will be a movie. Seniors selling student directory The Cat Call, the hate tate Today First Semester ends Basketball, BY at Orem Tomorrow Preference Ball, Smith Family Living Center, 8:30 p.m. 17 Third Quarter begins 19 Immunizations! 20 Girls basketball, AF at v 21- direc- vice-nreside- BY Cowley. Sophomore basketball, Orem at BY Basketball, BY at Car- Other seniors who helped were Theresa Begay. Alan Wilkins, Sharyn Kimbali, Cheryl Murdock, Jim Petty, .Tanya Gibson, Joyce Garnett, and Marcia Croft. Mr. Ross Hilton, industrial arc teacher, printed the directory. A copy of the Cat Cail may be purchased for 25c from any senior. 26 bon Band Concert, J.S. 27 torium Girls' basketball. Audi- BY at PG 28 student tory issued annually, was put on sale this week by the Senior Class. The directory contains advertisements. sports and dance schedules, along with the usual addresses and phone numbers of each student. Director of the publication was Ricky Gunn, Senior Class assisted by Tenna Gilbert. LaDawn Anderson. Noel ReNon Fisher, and Bill Cheerleader Assembly Basketball. Provo at BY ington . . Five Y High boys in 'college' faking higher math, workSpanish the is If you would like to find out how hard classes at BYU are, just ask any of BY Highs college students: Scott Bowen, Roger Sheffield, Alan Wilkins, and John Gardner, all seniors; and Jim Holtkamp, a junior. They have all attended college classes this semester. This is also their second semesters work at BYU; all attended BYU last year, too. Selections for students from kindergarten through grade 12 will be made after March 15, according to Mr. Wallace Allred, assistant principal. Readmittance applications for those already enrolled will be available later this spring. new film 14, 1966 . . 10-m- an 4-- II Friday, Jan. Brigham Young High School, Provo, Utah 8 They are participating in a program in which they take most of their classes at the high school. BY High is the only area high school with such a program. Scott and Roger are taking calculus and analytical geometry (Math 112). They both agree that while the difficult, ex- perience is beneficial. Alan and Jim are enrolled in the Spanish 321 class. This is the advanced course. John will begin college on a full time basis, starting Monday. He was permitted to do this because he has already completed work necessary to graduate in June. He will join Neil Riddle and Linda Wood, juniors last year, who have e BYU students this been ear. They would regularly have een seniors this year in high full-tim- school. Overall, the program has been seen as a beneficial part of their high school experience by all of the participants in the unique Cramming for Brigham Young University finals next week are BY High students (from left) John Gardner Jim Holtkamp, Alan Wilkins, Scott Bowen, and Roer Sheffield. (Photo bv Phil Thomas) |