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Show Page 2 L luth 'hero' in basket 0g(2J$0($Do editorials over Orem; 'Cats slaughter Dons last-seco- $jO(2 Whos off to where and what? With a scream in the crowd, ictory in the air, and the thumping of Wildcat paws on a suspended basketball court I J V Ibh is once again off to state. As usual, the annual plea is issued, Remember who you are, where youre from, and what you represent. Cheers to the team, scream your head off, but never forget who you were, why youre here, and where youre going. Many assemblies under par "C.ee, whiz! What a rotten ! Its too bad but too true that EY Highs assemblies this year have been commonly referred to by the foregoing-remark-. Now it wouldnt be fair to say that all our assembles have been poor, because there have been exceptions such as the alumnis and sophomores. But the vast majority have been under par. Perhaps the underlying reason has been a lack of interest apathy. The blame for poor school assemblies can be placed on no person in particular. Regardless of administration and studentbody officers, a poor assembly is the outward expression of disinterest inwardly. In other words, the problem with our assemblies is us! And the sooner we get the idea that assemblies are important devices for the building and maintenance of good school spirit and become ready to do our part in doing the best jobs possible on them, the sooner we will have excellent assemblies. team beats Provo overtime; loses to Orem BYH girls' in basketball team smashed their way past Provo High, winning both the A" and the B" games on Feb 16 in the Men's Gym. They faltered, however, in their last two games of the year against Orem High on Feb. 23. The BY High A team squeez1 overtime victory ed out a over Provo High, while the B team breezed to an 2 victory. ThcvHY High girls 35-3- 18-1- plan review March 15 Hi-Stepp- Mar. 6, 1967 THE BRIGADIER High scorer for the A was Lis Christensen with 10 points, followed by Vickie Bohn with nine points: Barbara Rich led the scoring for the B team with eight points. Orem High's A team stormed while Orems past BY High, B team also came out victorious. Scoring honors for the A game went to Lis Christensen with nine points. 28-1- 8, contd. Cats beat from pg. 1 ers Gymnastics, physical education talent, and activities, marches which have been persince formed by the will be school of the the first year Review included in a to be presented March 15 and 16, according to Miss Earlene adviser. The March 15 performance will be a studentbody assembly and will be held in the Womens Gym. The next presentation will be for the general public and will be in the Richards PE Building at 8 p.m. Janeen Acord and Marilynn drill misMonson. in be will charge of the tresses, Those participating in program. the gymnastics display will include Cheryl Crowton, Kristen Egbert, Julie Gardiner, Ann Cox, Merry Crookston, Shari Gardiner, Christine Robison, Sandra Robison. Janice Slater, Sondra Young, and Sharon Huntington. er er Dur-ran- t, the Wildcats werent much better: 60 percent from the line. Steve and Stan Bergeson gave BY a quick lead as A.F. couldnt buy a basket, and BY wasnt about, to sell. The Cavemen didn't score until 1:50 was left in the first quarter. American Fork made its move in the third quarter, initiating a press and three quick buckets; but Gayle Bluth and the Bergesons all found holes in ot for buckets to pull away frpm the Cavemen for BYs eleventh league win. - 9-- 0 fulj-cou- rt fast-brea- k B Y. High 60, A.F. 52 er Thomson visits Anapolis Mr. Lowell D. Thomson, coordinator of BY High now on leave for this semester, has just returnprogram at ed from a three-da- y the U.S. Naval Academy in .AMd. He was one of 38 educators from Utah that went to the Acadcentered emy for briefings nnapolis, around the entrance requirements and curriculum development. Sco'e by qjarters American Fork H B.Y. gh 4 17 22 33' 34 45 52 60 67 seniors humble Allreds All-sta- rs The senior boys pulled off a big upset Friday by defeating the faculty team for the first time in many a year, Loren Duke paced the seniors with more than 25 points on outside jump shots while the rest of the team went to work holding down the major faculty scoring threats, Mr. Louis Chappterly and Bro. Ed Pinegar. 59-5- 6. With 14 seconds remaining, BY High had the ball with a timeout. With four seconds remaining, Gayle Bluth had the ball with no one to pass to and the score tied at 64 all. The result of his jump shot gave BY High a victory over the Orem Tigers and a berth in the 1967 Class A basketball tournament. The game was at Orem on Feb. 24. Bluth was also the high scorer for the evening with 22 points. His six for seven from the line was added to BYs impressive 20-fo- ot 'two-poi- nt foul shooting, 20 for 23. Steve Bergeson followed with 18 counters and Alan Thomson with 17. Orem got in their share of the scoring as Dick Belliston hit 19, and Randy Trane and George Close tanked 15 apiece. The contest was close for almost the whole game, Orem having a advantage as the first quarter ended. BY came back in the second quarter fighting against a press. A1 Thomson led the Wildcats with k points as BY eight lead, forged out to an eight-poin- t but Orem came back strong making seven points in one minute, five by Belliston. two-poi- nt full-cou- rt fast-brea- nd Tight defense and hot shooting from kept the game there on in, and it wasnt until midway through the last quarter that BY came ur with a lead that The Wildcats wasn't lost, on from with two foul there hung shots by Thomson, a layup by Steve Peterson, and Bluth s wonder shot, giving BY High the nip-and-tu-ck ran the k to perfection with eight more straight points. This gave BY high about a spread which they kept almost the rest of the game. fast-brea- 20-poi- nt 60-5- 8. win. visitors, the Wildcats used experience and steady, balanced scoring to slowly move away As Gardners c a g e r s. and broke loose with 11 straight points in the third quarter to from Mike douse the fire in the Spanish attack. After a hook-sho- t by Mike Atwood broke up that string, BY FINAL REGION STANDINGS Rich wins points; five go to state the five representing BY at the state wrestling meet High last week, Dave Rich (165 pounder was the only wrestler to win team points for the Wildcats, according to Coach Tom Burr. Also wrestling in the meet for the Wildcats were Lynn Alder, 95 pound division: Boyd McAffee, 120: and Mark Harston, 138. All ol the wrestlers were eliminated from competition in the first day of the three-da- y meet. The only wrestler to go more than one match was Rich, who lost his second match in an overtime on a referees decision. Also qualifying for the state meet but unable to go because of illness was Jeff Keith, 154 pounder. All boys survived the Region 4 matches and had to place in the top four of their weight to qualify for state competition. Of i |
