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Show I'-lg- Vlil i April 4, (at l!)Gi quotation attached to a bill for specialized sen ices, probably to soften the financial blow, reads, Few things that are cheap are ol worth. A contradiction, those things of life of greatest In direct value are free. V much worth would be a friendly smile if to it were attached a pi ice, great or small? How could a bit of philosophy needed irom an associate be quoted a value? The inestimable moti ating power ol knowing that others are interested in successes and failures gives a depth and purpose to life for which any price would be an insult. Consider how' the respect of others Is mankind surrounded with snow cox might be ered mountains, valleys, quiet pines and restless streams because he has paid a price? Of how price-tagge- -- d. green-caipcte- High Radiates Personality They look as though they might green and tail in the spnng. In haxe been blighter some yearn deed the age and beauty of time ago, but now the bricks ali- has added its mark ot vrsonal-ltto the now hallowed halls. gn axed and scarred and old. Gieat chunks of the toundation haxe Bnghum Young High School is the oldest and most rexeied luck si hool m the State ot Utah. rihugh the buildings aieu't new and modem, they aie steeped m adit ion and memoi urn The one word that could best deci ibe the buildings, as thex stand today, would Ih "pel sonahtx ." Tim 01 lgmal plans for the Fot TO years high senool students. as v ell as college and elemental x students, haxe passed m and out of those doors and walked countless steps through the halls. The enrollment of the high school students alone has ailed exceedingly. In 191( there x ere oxer S00 high school pupils engaged in this learning institution. Yeai after year, history repeats itself in the constant exchange of giaduated students tor new ones The learning process goes on and on in a nexer ending struggle for truth. Through the coming years, B.Y.H. will continue to enrich its heritage, and oxer the generations, will widen E entiling is so peaceful, this the scope of its "xery own" pei clear, beautiful spnng day, the sonahtx lukewaim sun. and sweet air it was Hist like' this fixe years on that ago on this xeiy day cm sod bridge there isn t only I guess it was about one now xvith the halfway across xxater slithering along, oxer the and a taint green mossy rock Ecrtor-ir- , Marx Ellen Ste.xart Chief sound of the age old waterfall, Editor Helen Free while the xxater churned among Featu t Editor. JanetA the tagged rocks .i Simmons you can still Sotietx Ed.io. Cncrxl Air Doughtx see some of the icmains ot that Ecnt ir Fan1 Van Wagenen bridge and it suddenly brings to Sports op Editi r Pat Steuart mini that ghastly and mghtmai-isBes.tess Ed.toi.s Gene Faux I don't exen . .et Petes sir. Jan S lx ester. try c'xpeneu.c am.e Chandler t thu'k but my mmd wan s Xorgason ex ery body's does, Pa.il Denham, Brian Zemp. Marx Babcock Marx Beth doesn't it" the I'm Rajnes. Pam anyway Hoox er Claudia Coleman Lee one left. only Kimbai! Peggx Crocsett gradually chipped away, leaxing only the ex idence of a bettei day. The ait woik and loxe ot many geneiations will i emain on the outside of the buildings until they thomselxos The windows on all are buddings ongnnted m a dream threegone. are arched and the floors ot Kail G. Mae.sei's and were y climbs to meet them, glowing finally put down m their present toim by one of the sons of Bngham Young. Church and state ottielals from the entity t !! Hot weie present at the dedieation on January 1, lsf)2. 1 let-tei- s d Emerson says, My friends come to me unsought. Can friendship be earned, or purchased in any manner? What satis-- ! action and comfort would a friend bring who had been acquired by hire? A person whose support, approval or recognition xvas compensated for in any way would be of worthless conquest. The one single gift of greatest value is the prime example of pricelessness. All pleasures and accomplishments are possible because of the gift of life. Man can take no credit for the existence of life. Without it nothing would be possible, xvith it all things are possible. Whatever else might be earned or paid for, all that is eternal is never purchased at any price therefore it becomes priceless. Donna Turlev i MADAMS M Y II consists of parts of bud tings, all built in a rectangular shape. Thex aie made of brick with a tinge ot red m it 1 REVERIE . Earth Awakes . auie skies met the vak ot lull and tree as the day blossomed into a calm serOx ei head the ball of enity waimth was dancing meinlx among its fleecy fellows as they gli de an tlx beture the wiru I he tiagrame ot pine an i honey Mickle swept up to blanket the caith Pexx. like pertume. lay spnnkled liberally a ross the glasses and linksi Calais green, hlae beamed tod. xell.u an x it h clearness. They blinding looked new washed and seiub-bettempting eyes t state and w cnder at then realness. A peacet of old trurtks and ful moss covered rock' as they be came paitneis m beauty. Still, as someone' caught xxhile bieathmg m deeply. Ah.xe with a tingling, as excitement without words A slumboi of ii c'xx s noidmg calm, yet the piesen.ee of l.te. to be felt to tv iv.ud m be seen The gixe of eaita undei toot, leaxc' Bright, . : eo'-tias- , uist! og m tone'- - b: ee.-- i ' ... 1 m-sg- . ... . . . . . . . . Xe-'.- - . . , C :.ep-s.rte- . . . oh Aaxior why could such a it thing possibly happen? seems so tar away and yet neai an i yet the days seems so calm an. cool, lust bypassing and ignoimg the fact that it left me hoxx tan this xxater u! aiore fl ixx by the? spot an still be ore day. fixe years ago puie" and noxx my life is nothing Why. ... Aaoie Jean Fuhrirr.an Our student government, especially the seven of the execu-- j tive council, is the group that will decide our activities for the school year. It is their purpose to arrange and plan for the students, the dances, field days, parties, pep rallies, assemblies, etc that they want. The council you petition for, vote for and elect should be the one that will serve you best in representing xour ideas and wants. The administration hasnt the time or the responsibility to cater and plan for the desires oi the students. Your job then, as a student, is to make sure the your number one choice for the seven positions are put on the ballet, and that you ve done all you could in getting the best man into the job. . extra-curricul- ar Apathy toward the election will only discontentment bring at the results. You are the one that decides the results: if you are the one that carries the petition, encourages the candidate offers the support and campaigns for the man. This is the way to best student government. Steve Grew 1 . . 1 . . . w by play mg coxlx x ith a bu ;eiky t moxemonfs. the-- e ate the signs. . With election time just a fexv days away, it seems appropriate to take a look at the responsibilities of executixe council officers and at the purpose and value of student government. With petitions being issued Wednesday, April 4th. and the primary and final voting scheduled for the 20th and 27th of April, respectively, the election fever should be upon us Students should be developing that climatic interest in the potential leaders of the school, and should be out searching and petitioning for these people. one. . c h xx ay ai'swei. me? "... ewn't some- Judj Hansen and Mel Duke in former years. Press Release the fomth consecutive Utah Xati nal Guaid is tne yeai otfeimg Sl.ood ;n 'chohi ships to i Guardsmen, and (ugh school s taioughout the state' Fo: cn-io- is oxoniue. Waiting is snl.taiy. lonesome, confining, but the is worth the price when it displays such serene beauty. If is now ready for its purpose, the MCixer fills his cup heartily and drinks deep of his pleasuie. Spring has come! te-wai- Txxo ot the Sddd Ronnie Clark and Jan Sylvester turn back the clock. awards will guardsmen who are seniors in high school base i upon academic aoeomplishmenrs The other $500 pnze goes to the senior box or girl who xxins an essay Cleaning out an old f.le ran contest. All applications must be to light a lot of mtere'tmg bring received by the Adiutam GeneA recent search through item.'. rals Office. Utah. Nat. oral Guar lioi e at -- v hn 7 produced some 1543 East Sunny s.ie Av tr tie. Salt Lake C.tx not later tran er.ze winners A o'.om exam." revealed them to be baby 1. 1962. go to B. Y. High Babies I r-'- Spring Blossoms by Petrs A tragia-'- Rhi stung ( rocket t e May e le' fo.iri Jan Sylvester buvly waxing he; 'k.s It seem.' that I Jan's first words weie "I wanna go skur.g. Sne says s.ne nexer a s Destiny via I Floats On the breeze. It thes with ease Through tKe 'lvm'g And flowing or Ocmes to rest the dew v'.ears;-.Emerald lawn. w(.g: Essays w ill be winners wdl K armo.-'v- r mg the school gi uciaati t.ee. f learned to walk out went directly from crawhr.g to ski. ng. Along wTh he: 'kis Jans favorite toys .r. .laded a live black cat xxitn tr.e ' er.cnant.r.g name cf "Ggo-GTne a s ha by- I merx iewd was P.or.n.e Claik "What w&re w :.r- -' t ri'" ' I mat., red ann ...m tci-cises- . Soft shoulder expressions take to S College Hali s new muted CLAY-TONE- like Available Da-no- to Pythias. n Dacron and Worsted cu ro'wo. man. o he look of the Acoo- - $59.50 v The sch''Ia: 'b.tps are com ur travels. ty ege .7 n m- or s.nvocat.onai college ! any n--O- m. an-w- kettle Hopefuls for lceraiy prie must write an essay of tn.an 2 AX) word' on the si oject "Youth's Responsibil.ty in Amei-ic- t By Beverly Burrup sites of you as a child" I asked He grinned and n ri -- i had straight thick hair that kept getting in my eyes and I think I could wiggle my ears" When Mel was little, his favorite toy was his mother's big co king 1 r r I - - U cTl SO L Dj-lt- rt-- HOOVERS |