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Show ' fiHsd.n, October 8, 1946 THE Page Three LDCAT Election Week Frantic Antics CCnanltoDncnlly QUESTION By PROP N GRANDA "WHAT DO YOU THINK ABOUT ELECTION WEEK? Greetings Students . . . You all of course know the definition for a student. It is AnnGreta Ballif "One mell of a hess! a person engaged in study. Well, Hi People! Katherine Miller I guess that we were all fooled I think it stinks!" by that cold spell earlier Smith Bob fall. But seems it this as if blue skies are here to stay a I dont know what to think. while longer. With that early touch of cold weather, all sweaters were taken out of moth balls and now things are JayI Bailey think the Blue Party ought beginning to shape up a bit. to be elected. Ye Olde weather" man was on our side last Friday Joyce and Virginia Im too tired to think. night when our favorite Ye Olde eleven won a thrilling game in the suberbs of Springville, Mt. Pleasant that is. Sy Kinda confusing. A large margin of 18 points to nothing should be an incentive Don B. How about it boys? for games to follow. Too much work!" You know we never were too bright when it came to Vern W. football tactics, but one thing always did have us puzzled, Nothing to Say (?) Norma how the players could ever go around their and that is Its one big headache! own left end! Maybe that explains why Harold C. was Jim Baird stretched out on the field for five monutes during our game Too much sleep is lost. with Mt. Pleasant. One thing we do understand however is Joe Smith Its all right! the play called a quarter back sneak. But really Vern, is it necessary to wear dark glasses and a false beard? By the Ken Broadhead If put me in the schools way, that play called off tackle, has no bearing on the worriestheyd would be over. mentality of the players! (Off the record though) We all Colleen Mower The most fun week in the hope that our luck can continue throughout the entire foot Good-lucto all year. k ball season as it did with our first game. Bob K. you swell players, and the student body is behind you. I dont know what to tell em. Classes have really gotten under way in high style Bob Hales There has been a big run on the local book store, what with I enjoy the new wall design. two or three text books required for every class. About Phyllis W. I think its a lot of fun especithree days ago we saw Sv hurrying back to the high school When books. what asked of the ally the parties and dances. building with his arms full Pat Youn hurry was, he replied : Not enough time for I just bought another text book, and I want to get How true, back to class before a new edition comes out. how true. We offer this little verse in memorium of one of Dr. Nichols young and enthusiastic chemists: There was a loud explosion, the Alas for little Willie room went up in flames, and v smoke poured out of the windows. Well nere see Willie more: R. Dees ears were scraped off For what he thought was H20 as he dived under the chair. Was H2 S04! of out Bill Duncans Cards flew Daves physiology class, as a whole, are well informed hands. Alter all the commotion when it comes to naming the bones in the body although, ceased, a voice from the front of bones he the room said, I have a rename to the Joe Smith last Tuesday Dave asked had in his hand. Joe, from the eighth row back, fifth seat action. As the students filed back into the room, the voice was Oh well, we all cant be geniuses. over, replied Dice. identified as Mr. Nichols, the Dont you also find it strange how the teachers can chemistry teacher, minus his eye- conduct classes with so many of the kids gone. Of course brows. It was several minutes before absenteeism could only be caused by twelve or fifteen reas- we noticed an odorous gas creeping up on us. Dick Boyle raised 1. The class began before you got there. 2. Last his ons hand to hold his nose and asked him what his nights date. 3. Alarm clock failure. 4. You got lost. 5. Well Mr. Nicholes was. After a few faint question you can go on from there. in gasps, Erven Nelson its strange his chair, and Bob collapsed so many leave during classes Also Kirkpatrick to the floor with a thud. that they arent missed. One day as we arrived at school slumped Windows were thrown up by about 8 :30, approximately fifty kids were in the lower hall those who could muster the strength to stir. A last call for holding a pep rally! Its lucky that none of the teachers gas masks was voiced. The room had shown up yet, or someone could have easily gotten into dimmed, I dont remember any- -' thing else, but my friends tell me trouble. (Were only kidding, Mr. Clarke.) it was rotten egg gass. We also have our humorous Now seems like the ideal time to inform new students moments in chemistry class. ToinFor instructors. about the peculiarities of the different day, Mr. Nicholes announced that reanyone passing r e freshments stance if your cranium is the least bit weakened be asked to leave or forwould also please frain from chewing gum in Mr. Andrus class feit fifty cents. So when he found Bob Smith passing bubble gum save your naps for other classes. along the front row, he asked him s class Nichol Smoking may not be wise, although in Dr. what he would rather, the fifty cents or to leave. Bob said he it may be passed off as areaction to one of his experiments would take the fifty cents. Mrs. Caine heartily agrees with note taking in her classes. Just so you dont attach a stamp and drop it in the nearest box after class. You must always be careful of your idle conversation in If you should know the wherebe who listening! No may abouts of any of these articles classes. telling Mr. Jensens will you in affectionate an please notify the editor Blue Skies really help to put people of this paper. One wheel last seen rolling mood. If you doubt our words, just take a look in any of the from the Fourth ward north noticed? darker corners throughout the hall. Have you chapel after congregation put as the song their The days seem to be getting shorter lately shoulder to it. re in love, One mind lost while reading goes, Noticing the days hurrying by, when you campaign posters. my, how they fly. senior last seen gazing at are but my days just theOnefreshman That may be true for some people, girls. ' how about you Prop ? One horizon last seen at sun dragging by down. Well Ganda, it takes two to make love! of a lot ! ! ? that things explains Whv, Really Prop If you have lost any of these about girls and articles that saying hear did funny you will you please call at Say, ... Kemical Klucks ! ... ' By YOLANDA PERRYr Vacations are over and with the opening of the school year, the numerous clubs of B. Y. High become active again. Most of our clubs have elected their officers and have outlined activities for the year. The Fauvine Pep club has already held several meetings. Their officers are Beryl Jensen, president; Katherine Miller, vice president, and Elaine Carlson, secretary. Uniforms have been chosen, and the club will be ready to march at baskeball games when the season opens. Tryouts for new members were held on Thursday, September 26, in the Womens gym. The twenty-four Fauvines here from last year will welcome sixteen new members to the organization. Initiations and a formal ceremony will be held following the tryout, Mrs. Vance, the clubs adviser, has been very generous with her help, the Fauvine hope to have a very successful year. The Notre Maisons, our homemaking club, is planning an active year. The president of the club is Katherine Miller. The vice president is Lu Jean Pyne, and the Secretary and treasurer is Elaine Carlson. Their faculty adviser is Mrs. Thomas. No definite plans have been made. Our Thespian organization has inspired outstanding interest in dramatics, and have many plans to highlight the year. Three members of last years group are unable to attend school at Y High this year. They are .Doug Hhayer, who is in the army; Shirley Zir-ke- r, attending the A.C.; and Nancy Holt, who is going to high school in Idaho. At a meeting held last spring. Doug Hhayer was elected president, with Owen Heninger as vice president, and Shirley Zirker as secretary. Since it was impossible for Doug and Shirley to return to the Y, Kent Staheli has been elected as president, and Yolanda Perry has been elected as secretary. The club is sponsored by Mr. Lewis, who reports a growing interest in dramatics among the Jr. High and Senior High school students. Two initiations are held each year. One in December, and. the other in May. New members are selected by a point system and the vote of the club. Complete information concerning requirements may be received from Mr. Lewis, or president, Kent Staheli. Plans have been made to produce a series of one-aplays as well as several three-aplays. Two of .the three-aplays are: Our ct ct ct Town, in progress now, and Nine Girls, which will be presented later. Kenneth Perry, previously a student of Uintah High school, and also the outstanding Thespian of the Troupe there, is attending B. Y. High and is now affiliated with our Thespian organization. The club now has nineteen members. Last spring, Y High gained The Debate club, under the dimembership in the national jour- - rection of Mr. Lewis, will be organization, known as organized soon. The debate ques-Th- e Quill and Scroll. For mem- - tion this year is socialized a student must havehad cine. a required amount of original The Lettermen, our athletic work published, and also must club, with Dave Crowton as have a required scholastic aver- faculty advisor, has not elected age. No meetings have been held officers or outlined their years since the beginning of school, but program, but plans will be complans are being made to elect pleted soon. Most of the boys on leaders. Mrs. Bauer is faculty ad- baseball, football, basketball, tenvisor and the club is in close nis and track teams are eligible harmony with the school paper. for membership. re-nali- sm medi-bersh- ! Found And Lost ! their bathing siuts? the office for them. We have a large collection of Girls when they went out to swim Hubbard pipes, cigarette butts, and Mother like dressed Once tobacco tins, not to mention Now they have a bolder whim , the loaded dice, marked cards, ! and poker chips. They dress more like her cupboard on the subject) Do you We have a good as new slightly has bearing it any that (Not ? used, Geometry Ganda to more say have anything book. Not a thing Prop! There Last minute report . we remain, has just been found in the lower Well, so until next issue Informatively yours halLan almost worn out copy of Forever Amber. Prop N Ganda. half-fill- ! six-year-- . 1 ed LOOK- - Me MftMft! a UPSTAIRS cave DNPiN Pocket ktofe . ASKED ,KE THE P i DlV ano WHAT WAS tfVMDf pRm . ip, |