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Show 28 40 Indian&m.D oncers ro onow Cul mre, m SUNDAY HERALD 25th An n i verso ry APRIL 19, 1959 Utah County. tTtah SUNDAY, i x. 1 1 Honored; Hear Editor More than 40 Indian dancers in Indians who are not presently at- -. any others 'interested or affiliated colorful costumes will show in tending school, Tribal leaders and with Indian affairs are invited. song and dance the Indian 'culGeorge Mardikian, famed ownture in a program to be presented of the Omar Khayyam reser flX4yf April 25 at 7 p.m. in the Brigham taurants, author, and lecturer, Young University stadium. will be the guest speaker at the "Newspapers, along with other The program is part of- - the of mass communication, media at forum ' assembly Brigham ,.. r Third Annual Indian Youth Couna face growing challenge in these Young University Monday at 10 cil to BeTheld at BYU April 23-2a. m. in 'the George Albert Smith times of crises, to keep the counThe dances were originally planFieldhouse. try informed and, intelligently and ; ned for members of the Council, Mr. Mardikian is, above all, an fearlessly interpret the news of only, but due to the great educaAmerican and has spent much of the day," said Jean R. Paulson, tional value of the show, the pubhis life promoting his adopted Berkeley, Calif., Gazette news lic is invited to attend. country and paying his "debt." editor in bis featured talk at the He was born in Armenia and Brigham Young University Jourwill be tribes different Eight came to America 'when he 'was nalism department's 25th anni25 the in dances . represented in 1922. He became a natural- versary banquet. 18, The show. the for scheduled ized citizen in 1929. dances are being assembled by Presentation of service awards f to student journalists who have Anthony Purley, famous Laguna worked on campus publication hoop dancer who has for several ln Orem role in a the staffs during the year, was ;a major years played and direction the of promotion highlight of the program. Pow-wo- v. Indian Flagstaff, Ariz.; Mr. Paulson who was editor of Of special interest will be a the JY' News in 1930 when the I st Journalists Restaurant Owner, Author Scheduled As Forum Speaker dim . ' r V 1 r $: f !. 5. 'J0trr'x' V It ui J ' Regional Choral Meet Set April 23 . dance group from the Nambe Pueblo in Northern New Mexico which has never before been presented in ceremonies away from home. They will also bring the Yellow Corn Dance and, the Turtle Dance as well as the Antelope Dance which can be performed only once every seven years. Also included among the dances will ie the famous Devil Dance of the Mescalero X Apache, the Laguna's' Butterfly and Deer Dances. The Laguna fleer Dance has never before been performed off the reservation. Between (dances a brief narration and explanation oi the dances will be given, and following the program, the public is .invited to join with the Indians in social dancing. .Ordinarily, this kind of show could not be seen without travel--. ing to the Indian centers and reservations, so this program will be a rare event. The Indian Youth Council is being held at BYU this year for the first time. The tribe of Many Feathers is hosting the event, which will consist of four general sessions, a banquet and the Indian Dance program as the final event. The general sessions will be devoted to talks by the. delegates and small .workshops at which various pertinent subjects will be discussed. Approximately 300 Indian students are expected to be in attendance at the Council. To date the group will represent 31 tribes from 18 states. Indian college and high school students as well as ' ' . , Utah LDS Stake Priesthood To Meet Today . late Prof. Harrison R. Merrill made up the entire journalism OREM The regional choral festival will be held in Orem April 23 with Orem High School .Thirteen-year-ol- d INDIAN HOOP DANCER Tony as host. There will be five schools costume he will use for participating with approximately Purley displays the hoops and 800 students taking part. the Hoop Dance to be performed at the Indian Pow-wo- w Principal Leeman- - B. Bennett April 25 at 7 p.m. in the Brigham Young University will officiate at the activities Stadium. The Pow-wo- w is the climaxing event of the which .begin at 12 noon. Third Indian Youth Council being held at BYU, April Brandt will of the BYU will be Curtis 23-2The public is invited to the Pow-wothe adjudicator. Participating will be three from Provo two from choruses, 5 Springville; two from Spanish Fork; one from Payson, three from Carbon. High in Price and four from Orem. Some of the selections which Results of the Region Five and shorthand went to will be sung by Orem High Sseven Commercial contest held Fork. l chorus according to Richard Das-truSecond-yea- r Friday were announced Saturshorthand AAA, music instructor' are "Te day by the Brigham Young Barbara Hall, Orem; Kaye An- Deum" by Hoist, to be sung by University Department of Busi- derson, Provo;, Beth! Woodward, the A Cappella choir; "Elijah ness Education and Office Man- Provo. Rock" by the mixed chorus; "No agement. AA Linda Montague, Payson; Man Is An Island" and 'Blue Are About 150 of the top commer- Nadine Skinner, Orem; Linda Her Eyes" by the Women's Glee cial students from 11 high Behrman, Orem; Judi Johnston, Club. V schools participa t e d. .Schools Provo. represented are American Fork, A Marda Lee iHartvigsen, land, Spanish Fork. AA Brigham Young, Lehi, Orem, Payson; DAnn Tuttle, Spanish Richard Dean Francjs, Provo, Fork; Linda Peterson, Spring- American Fork; Elaine Mitaral, Payson. Pleasant St. Francis, Spanish Fork, Spring-vill- ville; Delores Gardia, Pleasant Payson; Michael D. Stuver, Proand Tintic High Schools. Grove; Kathleen Lee, Spring- vo. A Best performers were given ville; Elaine Perry, Springville. Kathryn Alley, BY High; r Connie AAA, AA, and A, ratings in first Ellsworth, Payson; Lane Top team honor in Second-yeaVan Tassell, BY High; Brent year typewriting, second year shorthand went to Provo. Glade Wells, Lehi; Jerald Wadley, AAA, typewriting, first year shorthand, Bookkeeping second year shorthand, and Goodliffe, American Fork; Pau- erican Fork. Top team in bookkeeping went bookkeeping. The results fol- line Hughes, Provo; W a y d e American . Irelow: , Fork, Pat Fork; Fillmore, Spanish First year typewriting AAA, Karen Marie Jensen, American Fork? Connie Dickey, Pleasant Grove; Suzanne Garrett, American Fork; Sharon Goodsell, Springville. AA Trudy Anderson, American Fork; Bonnie Tingey, BY High ; Karen Snow, Springville ; Carol Allen, Orem. A Tom Monson, Grove; Sheila Cook, Lehi; Paul Thomas, Spanish Fork; Lorrie Lee Warthen, Spanish Fork; Douglas Wilkinson, BY High; Stephen Durrant, American Fork. Team award in first year typing went to. American Fork. Sharon Goodsell, Springville, won 250 W. Center St., FR accuracy award. Free parking rear of store. Second-yea- r typewriting AAA Our 92nd Year Valene Peterson, Orem; Mary Ann Featherstone, Lehi; Diane Murdock, Orem; Ann Francom, American Fork; Judith May, American Fork. AA Jean Vacher, Provo; Pat Bruce R. Kapp, Springville; Woolstenhulme, Lehi; Linda Smith, BY High, A Suzanne Ivory, Payson; Nola Atkinson, Provo; Bonnie NEW SHIPMENT Jean Ross, . American Fork; barolyn Terry, BY High; Myra BOYS7 FURNITURE Campbell,, Orem; J. S. Wright, BY High; Norma Livingston, 5. w. Results Listed From Region-and 7 Commercial Contests A-- j m erjean p, : ' e, department -- faculty indulged some nostalgic reminiscing of the early days of the school and told in his characteristic humorous vein of some of the trials and tribulations of a school paper editor back in the early thirties. Must Face Challenge Devoting most of his challenging address to the problems of training young journalists and the shortcomings of nation's press and journalism schools, as well as the need for Mr. Paulson said the newspaper profession must rise to the occasion to meet the challenge of the times. . self-improvem- UxAH BANANA TREES Students from the kindergarten class in Payson Taylor gather around the teacher Mrs. Vera.Cloward, as she explains the growth of the banana trees in their 'room.' The two trees are planted in separate metal, buckets. The large tree m the foreground is about three years old and the smaller one is two years. The children hope the plants will bear bananas, but Teache.r tells them it is not likely. However, the mother plant in California ripe bananas on it. The trees were brought from California by 'Weston Bean, cus-- , "about todian of the Taylor school, who planted and- nutured them since .they' were18 inches high. Youngsters pictured with the teacher are, from left, ' Rebecca Robinson, Deon Finch, Grant and Mark Cheever, twins; and Jayne Shell. School bas-Ha- - President Ernest L. Wilkinson, who was also a Y' News editor! was won by Clyde R. in his student days, spoke brief- graduate Farnsworth, Ely, Nev. He receivly, in retrospect and congratu- ed a gold medal and cash award ' lated the journalism students for their service to the university 4, - Orem Girl Wins State Library Essay OREM Miss Martha Ander- three different divisions. Winner A new award to the outstand- son, sophomore student at the in the juvenile division was Stephm School ing woman graduate was present- Orem High "School and. daughter en Cous of the Nibley4 . c t Cjtv ed for the first time by Mrs. of Mr. and Mrs. .Vernon L. An-i- s and winner in the Dorothy Oakley Rea of Provo, a derson, a state winner in a division graduate of BYU and staf mem- recent essay contest sponsored was Sybil Tal ber of The Deseret News. Reci- by the Utah State. Library bot of bait Lake pient of the medal, was Deanna In honor of National' Book ' CityT v Orem. Barnum, Week, the essay contest was spon Miss, Andersored t hroughout the state. In Finnish Winner son chose as her A graduate student from Heltopic. "Books I Five of the department's top sinki, Finland, was named the remember from first winner of a new $100 cash scholars) who were elected to Childhood" and awardfor research in journalism Kappa ,Tau Alpha were: Miss j she will be pre- presented by Dr. Oliver R. Smith, WhalrosS; J. Laurence,- Day, Ida- Miss Anderson sented wiUi a chairman of the journalism de- ho Falls, Ida.; Gary Harker, book donated by book stores in partment She is Ulla Wahlross, Glen wood, Alberta, Canada; Dus- - Salt Lake City, according to Mrs. who has written a thesis on "The ton G. H arvey, Sun Valey, Calif.; Lorene Nash, Provo, executive Image of Finland in" American and C. Jeddyr LeVar, Tavares, director of National Library Week of $100. H ' i j and studentbody. , Tributes to founders of the Brigham Young University journalism department and citations to its outstanding students featured the banquet. Harris Honored Dr. Franklin S. Harris, president of BYU when the department was organized in 1933-3was honored with a scroll of appreciation and made an honorary member of Kappa Tau Alpha, national honorary journalism sof ciety. Honor was also paid to the late Harrison R. Merrill, who was first chairman of the department. The annual Mrs.. Forace Green award for the outstanding male Newspapers and Magazines." , d r adult : . - Fla. movement. -- NOW vlS THE TIME TO FRESHEN-UP-YOU- HOME R ' Utah Stake will hold its quarterly general priesthood meeting for all members of the Aaronic and Melchizedek Priesthoods today at 2 p. m. in the Third Ward Chapel, announces "Victor J. Bird. "We have an excellent speaker and urge all priesthood holders to be present," said Pres- Bird. More than 500 agricultural crops are dependent upon the pollination of bees, according to Encyclopedia Britannica. . Pleasant ' if I 00 I mew whim mmmwxi Just unpacked in new styles. everything for a beautiful home featuring quality you can depend upon . . mm I i jPayson. I Top team award in second-yea- r typewriting went to Orem High School. Pat Kapp, Springville won accuracy a ward. First-yea- r shorthand AAA, B o n n i e Jackson, Springville; Sherry Schlegel, American Fork; Ann Francom, American Fork: Diann Kuhni, Provo; Linda PatClaire Hendrix, ten, Orem; Orem. AA Diane Clements, Provo; Diane Lund, Provo; Suzanne Strong, Springville ; Mava Hunt, Spanisji Fork. A Deon Holdaway, .Orem; Evans, Spanish Fork; Merla Ann Powell, Lehi; Loran Cook, Orem. Top team award in first-ye- BUNK BEDS, DRESSERS and Pleasant Grove, has been presented his Eagle award for scouting by the Pleasant Grove Third LDS Ward Court of Honor. He is a member of Timp-anog- os Stake Post 2023. 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