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Show THE LEHI FREE PRESS, LEHI. UTAH Miah School Activities vocal festivals were held in Provo on February 27. There was a bus from Lehi and American Fork; Mr. Reed Newbold served as supervisor of these groups. The music students of Lehi The students that went to High School are looking forward Provo received various ratings. to the various contests which will Ratings were as follows: Allan Green's vocal solo received a 2nd give them an opportunity to display their musical talents. These contests will be held as Music Contests o e o Scheduled Lehi High School Torchlight Tournament Cheer Leaders Parade Set Tickets Available Honor Roll Big Factor Lehi High School seat season tickets for students are listed on the Second For Tuesday In Team Success theReserve Class "B" basketball tourna- follows Thirty-thre- e When summing up the factors that have made for the success of this year's Lehi High basketball team, don't overlook a trio of vivacious cheer loaders, Joanne Smith, Michel Taylor and Marie Parker. A picture of grace and rhythm, the three senior girls symbolize the Pioneer spirit wherever the Purple and White appear. Resplendent in their colorful purple and white outfits, the girls have ment slated for March 18, 19, 20, 21 are on sale for $9.00, according to a bulletin released by the Utah High School Activities Association. Reserve seat season tickets are the only tickets sold in advance. Other prices are as follows: re serve seat, each session except Saturday, $1.25; reserve seat for finals Saturday night, $1.50; gen eral admission (sold only alter all reserve seats are gone), $1.00; high school students with activity card, 50c. Prices are the same for the "A" and "B" tournaments ex cept for the reserve seat season ticket. The "A" tickets are $6.50. The Class "A" tourney gets urv der way today, extending through Saturday. As a convenience for local fans season desiring to purchase tickets, Principal L. B. Adamson will accept requests until 7 p. m. Friday. Tickets otherwise may be purchased only from the Utah High School Activities Association whose address is 19 West South Temple, Salt Lake City. to the Association According written application must be made to their office, accompanied by full payment for the tickets order ed. Make checks, drafts or money orders payable to the order of the Utah High School Activities Association. A stamped ed envelope should be enclosed if the tickets are to be mailed. An individual may receive two season tickets for each name written on the application. The purchase of a season ticket prevents standing in the ticket There lineup for each session. will be no advance sale for separate sessions until the day the tournament begins. No telephone orders will be accepted. Once an order is placed it cannot be changed. Additional orcH.; can be placed, but not filled with tickets adjacent to the original order. Orders cannot be cancelled nor will refunds be made. Two or more applicants wishing seats together must mail appli cations in one envelope. been in the "yea team" business since the eighth grade. In some respects preparation for cheerleading is about as exacting as conditioning for athletic 'competition. For the last two years the girls have begun rehearsals in August. At least an hour a week throughout the season is used for drill and the development of new routines. Creating their own outfits has been an interesting project. The trio helped design their costumes and made them all. As they are active members of the Future Homemakers of America, clothing design is perhaps second nature to the versatile cheer leaders. Joanne is president of the GAA, has served as historian of the FHA, color guard of the of the Junior band, is prom, and is on the editorial staff of the school paper and Lehision. She plans to attend college where she would like to major in business. Michel has served as president of the Biology club, secretary and treasurer of the FHA, was a delegate to Girls State in 1952, and has been a twirler in the band for two years. Michel also plans to . attend college, possibly electing to major in pharmacy. Marie is secretary of the GAA, was attendent to the Future has Farmer sweetheart in 1951-5been a twirler in the band for four years and is interested in business. Tentative plans call for employment following graduation. All three girls are active in their respective wards. Planning pep assemblies, advertising the athletic events with posters and novelties and co- BIRTHDAY PARTY A group of friends honored Miss ordinating special events are some of the jobs carried out Betty Smith on her 16th birthday anniversary at the Dean Wilcox home, Saturday. Games, supper and the theater rounded out the afternoon and evening. A surprise gift was presented. In the group with Miss Smith were ReNae Wilcox, Scott, Dorothy McMillan, Kathleen Evans Nelda and Joyce Littleford, Joyce Skinner, Dorene Clark and Connie (from The Pioneer) There is to be a new award Kirkham. given to the students of Lehi High School this year. It will be given to the best citizens of the school. The student council has selected a committee of 7 students to submit the names of a senior, junior, and sophomore. The committee then gives their 21 names to the student council who chooses "the 9 best names and then the faculty picks the best of the names submitted. The award is based on DependHonesty, Cooperation, ability, Loyalty, and Industrious ness. The faculty selects a winner each month and the person chosen most by the end of the year will get an award and his picture will be placed in the yearbook. John Jolley, Kenneth Goates, and Paul Trane were the first month's winners. Donaa Rae Jones, Jane Eddington and Paul Trane were February's winners. Paul holds the distinction of being the first "double winner." self-addre- Citizenship Award To Be Presented DO YOU HAVE A DAILY BOUT THURSDAY, MARCH, rating. The Saxaphone Quartet received 3rd rating; Donna Ray placed in 2nd division; Lu Dean atewart placed in 3rd division; John Jolley placed in 2nd division; Kenneth Cardon came in with a 3rd. The clarinet quartet rating was lost so the division placement is not known. : The Bands will meet at Lincoln the first week in May, the OrchesTerm Honor Roll, having main A highlight of tra on April 8, at Pleasant Grove; tained a scholarship rating of 8.5 activities will be held Tuesday the Chorus in the week of April a in of form the torchlight or better, according to Principal night at American Fork; the folLehi basketball parade, when Junior High Band, the week of Lloyd B. Adamson. lowers converge at the Junction of 8 at Lehi. April Thejoll is as follows: Main and First West Streets. The Small Groups festivals and Janice Adamson Beginning at 6:30 p. rn. at the a Stanley Allison school, torchlight parade high will It To Margaret Bushman by students spearheaded Christensen celeCraig open the community-wid- e Connie Curtis bration. Leading the procession Brent Dorton will be basketball squad members Jane Eddington and coaches followed by the cheer leaders and pep club. Senior stud Billy Evans Lois Fowler ents with torches will form the William Fox outside rank. Kenneth Goates At 7 o'clock a short program LuJeanne Hacking featuring band numbers, remarks Gary Holmstead by school officials and team mem- -' Donna Rae Jones bers, skits, cheers, and guest apKathleen Jones pearances by former Lehi "greats" Ronald Jones will be held at the bank corner. ReNae Carson Arrangements have been made Joyce Meredith with Lehi city officials to have Dorothea Kalmar Main Street and First West Nelda Littleford blocked off at 6:30. A flat bed Jane Ixtt truck will serve as the stage for Madsen Janice the variety program. Decoration Tommy Manning of store windows by the FHA will Marceil Morgan usher in activities. Kaye Peterson Lueen Peterson William C. Powell Bill Price Treat the family to a good ReNae Russon I been have blessed dinner at WATTIES wholesome wonderfully Smith Betty in being restored to active life Furlann Smith it and of with some of top after being crippled in nearly Michele Taylor Watties own ice cream for deevery joint in my body and with Mark Whipple muscular soreness from head to Donald Wright sert, foot. I had Rheumatoid Arthritis Evelyn Yates and other forms of Rheumatism, It will be an evening they will hands deformed and my ankles were set. want to repeat often. Limited space prohibits telling you more here but if you will write me I will reply at once and tell you how I received this wonderful relief. We Cater to Parties and Donna Rae Jones a senior at Weddings Lehi High School has been select Main Street - Lehi - Phone 339 2805 Arbor Hlls Drive ed to play in the all conference P. O. Box 3122 band. She is going to play 1st Jacksdh 7, Mississippi flute and maybe solo flute. 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