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Show tc The Silt lake Tribune, Friday, April 2, 1871 Olympus Hit By Panic Of Carnival 4 By Nancy Koblt-- z Olympus High School Olympus High School had a and fever Titanic Panic spread throughout the student body and Holladay comrpum- ty- - The T 1 a n 1 1 c Panic, was held Thursday. The carnival was held out side. Army tents were the place for all those with hungry tummies. Popcorn balls, scones, hot dogs and soft drinks were only a few of the taste delights offered. A homemade parlor, sponsored and made by student body officers, was available to all. A dunking machine was put to use by all desiring to dunk any of the people who are in the final elections. Names were announced at the carnival. For lovers, a marriage booth was accommodating. If you wanted to throw a pie at your favorite administration foe, here was a ij' t i m John Mangum, left, Olympus High president, got the Thirteen seniors from four Salt Lake City high schools were named, Ouistand.ng Teenagers of America," by their respective principals. The students are Rick Douglas, Julie Haggard and Ririja Thayne from East High School. Judith Kelly, Kevin Kelly and Leigh Mariani from booth. Anyone could fiuwut Hampton, left. Karma Coffey and Robyn MeQiHvey watch Mary liuish perform jumpsplits of Olympus X Cyprus Drill Team to Compete in Boise By Pat Herrmann Cyprus High School Another year of performing including precision drills kicks, jumpsplits and head flips has almost come to an end for the Spinnakeis of Cyprus High School. But the climax for this dull team is still to come. The Spinnakers are the only team from Utah to compete m the Sixth AnnuDrill al Pacific Northwest Team Competition Fnday and Saturday in Boise, Idaho. practicing and pre-pa- i activities, the Spinnakers have sold candy, washed cars and delivered chicken dinner orders to raise funds for the Boise trip. Mother, Sponsor The team, 11 juniors and nine seniors, is under direcBetw een ing half-tim- e tion of Mrs. DeAnn Tervort, both mother and sponsor. e Besides programs the Spinnaker have presented shows at Utah Stars games, the University of Utah, March of Dimes Tele-ram-a and junior high schools. The Cyprus High Pep Band from Steve Olsen Thursday at the Titanic ranie. Highland High School. Rowland Hall-st- . Marks i represented by Debra Anne King, M'lle and Carey Sneed. High Representing by the Key for anyone nee Aim aired, J,m Ekins, Barbaa Kahn and Paul Olsen Get on the trail of real candv quality! Kirsten Mortenson, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Roy K. Tremcnton was Morienson, named Utah's Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow for 1971. She is a student at Bear River High School. Club was handy with an urge for revenge. For a ceitam number of tickets a friend or enemy could go directly to jail. To escape the jail, he had to furnish even more tickets. Skvt. ait- - Homemaker IVameil out. A jail sponsored treatment Lfiru the background the team and will also be traveling to Boise. The band is under the direction of Roger Wangerin and Shaun provides music for NO FOOLIN' WAREHOUSE SALE Rees. 16 special light show was put on in the Little Theater for those who wanted to freak A in preparation for Boise competition. AH are officers of Cyprus Highs drill team, Spinnakers, I Four Schools Name Outstanding Teens throw a pie at some of the most unpopular ruling pontile jJ- 1C' ) Rick Like One It takes a lot more than just splitting and kicking to become a member of this said Mrs. Tervort, group, The girls must also be willing to give up a lot of their time to practice routines until Special Hours For This Sale Oniy Fri. 9 to 9; Sat. 9 to 6 We aren't 'Foolin' about the special carpet prices now at FULLER PAINT all 16 look like one. Officers of this years Spinnakers are Mary Huish, president: Robyn McQuivey, vice president; Susan Hampton, secretary; and Karma Coffey, treasurer - historian. All are semoi s and second-yea- r cptf39e,iveu EXCITING NEW "DO IT YOURSELF u U1 half-tim- InJ A mstron3 CMPfT - 100 NYLbN Rubber backed Carpeting Thick and Luxurious . . . YOU CAN INSTALL BY YOURSELF. 8 DECORA- TOR COLORS. TREMENDOUS VALUE! "NEAR PERFECTS" . . FACTORY DISCONTINUED. . 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During the tour the group will pei form several times in the southern California area. The tour begins Sunday, and lasts far one week. 9 . . JUST ipy $169 g 1341 ind v 'ioe SHOP EARLY Ensemble Chosen i d 549 bread. The program has been offered by the West High Foods service Mrs. directed class by Mildred Hagen. Orders can be placed in Room 123. The Program ends Wednesday. Some days the only juii I get out of life is sifting on the edge of a garbage can.' WWVJWfi Acrylic Shag homemade The Bountiful pm&; INDOOR-OUTDOO- R "CHAPARRAL" 109 you, your i magi nation, and'1' new Adventure Print carpet by . . . your friends will you did itl Excit'ng, new carpet patterns you'll love to decorate around. Anything goes with Adventure Prints plaids, stripes, solids, florals . . . any decor you dream up. Style plus lough wear. 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