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Show D Ifl r ? 2D DESERET NEWS, Frida, September '17, yiiryn Smoking IsnT The weird-lookin- intra-scho- Highland High drama de- partment got into the act to the (and help entertain) American Cancer Society in their campaign against smok- g ing. Under East High Correspondent East High School is looking more like a college or university every year. Several years ago East began an experiment with flexible scheduling using a college-typ- e class schedule instead of seven consecutive equal classes. Last week East took another big experimental step with the installation of televisions In many of the classrooms. By December the school will be outfitted with 20 color televisions and 20 sets, an expenditure of about black-and-whi- ?50,0C9. Within the next year, the of habbit. A coed Laurie is trying to become established with the in group a popular boy takes her on a date and offers her a cigaret. She accepts and the battle begins. But has Laurie achieved the social acceptance she so badly seeks? As life would have it, reality Alan Stephens, left, Renzo Canepari, Nancy Nordquist and Susan Schon e thumb through old "Granitian" issues comparing "now" with days. by-gon- For alumni it is a time to remember youthful days. They can remember how they had to start a fire to keep their old buildings warm in 1919. They remember how the gym and auditorium looked when the student body consisted of 500 students. Hack Miller, Deseret News sports editor, said that when he went to Granite there were no houses around the school as there are now. Mr. Miller said that he rode to school on a hayrack instead of in buses. Other distinctive Granite alumni include Senator Frank TV In Living Color At East By RICHARD FOWLES direction Tuesday. The production exaggerates wha. a teen goes through to become socially accepted by taking up the cigaret ; old-fas- the director Mr. Ursel Allied, the group presented a short play on teenagers smoking (Leave it To Laurie) to the Societys conference held at the University of Utah drama . alumni and present s'udents. For students it is a time to ! attend an ioned .nanny, football games, alumni assemblies and dances, and look back on the traditions that made their school up, tfgy QUESTION: Should high schools schedule sport competition for girls? By DAN HINMON Highland High Correspondent Whats-Jler-Nam- g" ty Iiay Tyni young ideas Answer . 1 qy 1968 That Was The Year By TOM WHARTON Granite High Correspondent ' Homecoming is the time to ; look back at old school news- papers. These old newspajiers outfits reveal that passed for stylish dollies Jr. the years gone by. ' They reveal how many students lives were affected by World War II. Articles commenting on school spirit and good sportsmanship, appeared In school papers then as they do today. Glad to see ya. i Boy, the school and alia kids sure looked good to me. .High school is a great life. I Jiope Granite will keep her standards high. It not only affects you fellas, but all of us out here. This is part of a letter received by Granite High newspaper and written hv alumnus Jerry Anderson who was stationed overseas. It appeared in The Granitian in the Dec. 20, 1944, issue, but could easily have been a letter written today. The letter may well represent the feelings of alumni all over the state as they return to their high schools for homecoming. Homecoming is a time when alumni return to look at their old alma mater. They comment on how the old school has remained the same throughout the past 50 years e and wonder if old Miss is still hollowing A schools homecoming is nostalgic time for both ,' yi'Nf at iy system will include complete color recording and broadcasting facilities. The broadcasting studio now being completed will house five TV cameras and four color recorders. Principal Joseph W. Richards explained the many uses for the television system. We can use it for daily announcements, guest lecturers, special demonstrations and even commercial television programs, he said. The programs or speeches can be telecast throughout the school into individual rooms. If a political figure or prominent historian visited the for school, instance, the school could film his speech or show it live, then broadcast it to those classrooms for which the speech would be ap- plicable. But Dr. Richards emphasized that the TV system is for the entire student body, and can be used by individual students. A debate student, for example, can go up to the studio and tape his speech. By watching himself on the he can improve on movie, his speech presentation. The system will become especially useful for recording laboratory experiments for science classes and taping presentations for theater students. drama Much of the taping, from the work to the editing, will be done by students, said camera Mr. Richards. Moss, Republican gubernatorial candidate Carl Buchner, University of Utah Frank football player Christensen, and Bernard P. Brockbank, Assistant to the Council of the Twelve. Old school newspapers show that technologically and we have made definite changes. We dont have to worry about missing the first, last and only ride on the hay wagon, and skirts are shorter than they were in 1941. The newspaper morgue points out more than anything, however, that we are still concerned about war, that we are still concerned about fash-ionwi- Yes. So many girls LuJane Alger. Clearfield love athletics; it would be worth whiie. I have seen this idea working in other schools and I feel the Girls AthLuJane Alger letic Association (G.A.A) would be welcomed by ail No. There is enough girls. Dave YVestover, West competition among schools now in scholastics, athletics and musical fields without introducing intra-schoathletic events for girls. Sh'rm Margetts, Bingham No. What sports could they play? I think that the boys should play the sports and girls lea l the cheers. Girls have enough activity opportunity to participate in pep clubs and other groups. Steve Shupe, Viewmont I dont think this would be a good idea because it would hurt school spirit by taking the girls away from fully supporting sports pvents which the boys play. Tim Carey, Judge Yes. I think it is good for girls to have a sport which they can get wholesome exercise as well as enjoy the competitive spirit from the Girls dont always games. Chris North, Murray like to sit around and watch the boys, but would enjoy competing in sports activities themselves. It would be great fun participating on a basketball or tennis team. Yes. Intra-schoDebie Pitt, Skyline sports competo boys. It would be an inlimited be tition shouldnt teresting diversion and a good way to keep fit. Activities such as volley ball, powder puff football, basektball and softball should be initiated into a girls intra-scho-- ol soon comes into view. Why do you smoke, Laurie? Now (subcon-scier.cthe alter ego the plays leading role. Just why do you smoke: You smoke to be accepted, but the one who accepted you doesn't smoke. Now you dont have to smoke to be accepted; but youre nervous because you gained acceptance so new you smoke. Laurie, you cant have both ways. In between scenes, satirical commercials put across the of the pseudo - sophistication glamor portrayed in television commercials on cigarets. For instance, setting: a domineering woman and her meek little husband. Subject: cigarets Major brand. He suddenly becomes the domi-nepersonality and very manly by smoking the Major Talk about the cigarets. Major change in my life, a new wife, new house and now a new cigaret. His wife then becomes the meek personality of the two. nt ol sports program. Lynn Wehrli Marks Last Lynn Wehrli, Rowland Ilall-S- t. year we had a trial program of intramu'al gill sports. Because of lack of enthusiasum it failed. Not many girls were willing to stay after school to participate. Since most high school girls Corie Nelson, Granite could use the exercise, I think it would be wise to temsports and try it for a porary schedule intra-schoIts fine for girls to year. Joan Lambert, Bountiful need to compete. in dont but they sports participate These kinds of activities should be left to the beys. Sweet Treat For Your Complexion if k. SIX fOOX fyal For a prettier complexion try this. 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