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Show aU t7 y B. Y. U. No. 4 Volume 5 High School, Provo, Utah, Wednesday, November 26.J947 Prize Tonight Turkey Arrangements Made for Thanksgiving Editorial Stolworthy, All State Within this article I hope a few things can be settled concerning the newspaper It seems that for a long time someone has needed to explain to the student body a tew facts about what it is like to work on a staff, so I shall to do so. Fust, however, I should like to thank those students who have put their suggestions m the box, instead of standing about the hall moaning, doing no one any good. It was suggested that we have a larger newspaper. We would be glad to do so if finances would permit. Untortnnately, we are running the Y'ld Cat an a budget, given to us by the unir versity, and by which we mvt live. If you would rather halve the paper out once every mqjnth, instead of every two weeks we can have a larger paper less often, so let us know how you feel about it. Enlarge the staff. This was your suggestion, and your lenge. If you would hue to work on the staff we will be glad to have you, but it is your place to come to us. After all, we cant rout each of you out. 3. Have- a better form of distributing the paper. On this point I shall agree that something should be done. When we issued cards to you, we didnt realize that you would be incapable of keeping track of them. And as for the person who accused us of never having the paper out on time, I shall only say that it was a little unfair. The paper has come out regularly each two weeks except last time, which was a result of conditions beyond our control. 4. More personal news. This was one of the duties of the box. We have asked you to put in suggestions for news about your friends, etc. You put them there, we will print them. So if you want more news about more you let us know what is going on. Well there are a few questions answered. Any others you might have Ill be glad to answer also. Remember, we want to make the paper one that you will most enjoy, and one that we will be proud to send to other schools. Your Editor. Reed Stolworthy has been acclaimed all state honors in recent newspaper poll. Blasting his way past stiff competition Reed has proved himself worthy of the honor. As the best line backer-u- p in the state he is without competition. Packing the ball through the line or on his deadly end runs, Stolworthy is tops. Ralph Willet Pushing to the half-bac- k post Reed goes k of the on as the top state. He plans to continue his football career still further when he enters college next fall. Reed says he is as yet undecided on whether he will play fullback again or try a line position, which he held down as a sophomore. The college eye is on Reed whereever he plays. Reed is not the only member of our team to bring glory to the Wildcats this season. Rating honorable mention in state listings were Forrest Allred, end; George tackle; and Harold Christ In region ensen, quarter-baclisting both Stolworthy and Olson rated the first team listing. Forrest Allred was close behinq on team as end. record made the Harold Christensen third region team. B. Y. High is proud of its root-ba- ll accomplishments this year, and even prouder of Reed and the other outstanding players. .Conors go to Coach Owen Dixon for the fighting team that he produced. How could we help but be proud? en-deav- oi 1 chal-(Olso- n, top-not- Dance Lavon Brown, chairman of the anmfal Thanksgiving Ball, announced that the dance win be held in the Joseph Smith Building banquet hall tonight at 9 oclock. Tickets are 75c per couple and each ticket includes a chance on the ten pound turkey which will be raffled off at the dance. The theme of the dance will be Harvest Moon, and it is promised that the decorating committee will go all out in representing the name. An outstanding orchestra will be furnished and the dress for the evening will be girls heels and hose, boys suits and ties. The committee which is doing such a nice job of organizing this dance consists of :Barbara Romney, Bill Demos, Joyce Walker, and Merril Strong, Phyllis ch full-bac- Sitting, Lavon Brown, chairman; standing, left to right, Barbara Romney, Billy Demos, Joyce Walker, Merrill Strong. Winkler. It is a rare occasion when B. Y. CLUBLICITY High school gets permission to use the .Joseph Smith banquet hall, so lets all get our dates and be on hand to support this dance.. Well see you there and dont forYOU might win that get by Yolanda k. Y Wins Cup .... FAUVIXES The pep club is planning a turkey. R. Hales dance for the night of Saturday, By The R. A M.oorefield rophy January 10. Chairman of the dance committe is Gerri Salis- Student Council to for good sportsmanship was to B. High at the finis of bury. The dance will be strictly Give Awards the 1947 football season. The for Fauvine members and their Dildcats didnt win the region It has recently been proposed title or by any means all their partners. the Student Council that the by 26 games, but they were never council lead out in the annual November On Wednesday, and they were never out- the Fauvines will present an as- Student awards, given to the stuplayed in the field of sportsman- sembly. Rehearsals are now be- dents each spring. In past years ship. This trophy, is presented by ing held. This asembly has great the faculty has given these the family of the late sports possibilities and promises to be Under the new plan stuminded Robert Moorefield of one of the best this season. Co dents will be given points foe the Provo. chairman of the assembly are work that they do in the student The trophy was first awarded Joan Jensen and Pat Creer. body, and will thus be awarded at in the year 1945 to the uncrownThe faculty the end of the Our first league basketball will continue toyear. After a successful football sea- ed state football of Provo high. In scholarpresent son the best season ever at B. 194(1 the Lincoln Tigers received game will be played on January ship awards. Plans are not comY" the coveted award after a very 16. President Maralyn Ballif reY. High the boys at the plete as of present, but will be who lie in the hop world will successful season which found ports that Fauvine marching presented to the student body for strive to continue the great year them the runner up team in the practices will begin by November approval soon. at the high school. state play off. 1947 and B. Y. high 25. Uniforms for marching will Also proposed is an honor roll, The past week has found many 'the top team of sportsmanship. be ready soon and, the girls are to be published each term in the fellows looking like good prosThe trophy was awarded in the hoping to make this year an outCat. This will contain mem-tio- n Yld intrain the of season the for Fau vines the pects by playing standing Friday weekly assembly of all students maintaining murals. school. Chairman of selection, high scholarship, and those who last from over lettermen the Earl Oss, presided Returning best have THESPIANS served the school in the while the colcaptains of year find just such all round athsix last weeks. KirkBob as Bob Swenson, Lincoln High, Lavell Edwards letes Thespian members are busy patrick, LaMar Rawlings, Norman and Leo Ferguson, presented the working on "Our Hearts Were Christiansen, and Harold Christ- cup to Coach Owen Dixon and Young and Gay. This thre-aensen. These boys are really be- Captain Red Stolworthy. will be presented on De- Paper to Sponsor Silver and trimmed in gold the comedy ing pushed by mainstays on the cember 4th and 5th. Other high- Contest junior varsity like Jae (Crusher) cup glistens showing up the plain lights this month are the two one-aBallif, Don McIntosh, Kent Broad-hea- engraving which bears the followwhich will be presented Plans have been made for the Merrill Strong, Erven Nel- ing inscription: R. A. Moorefield soon.plays The time and cast lists will staff of the Yld Cat to sponsor a Grant Memorial Soprtsmanship Trophy be announced later. Clifford son, Corless, short contest. Christmas and to 3 Robert story awarded Hales, Brockbank, Region annually Paul Salisbury. Football Team for Outstanding Every student; junior or senior LETTERMEN high; is eligible to enter the conThree of these fellows, due to Soprtsmanship. test. Judges will be Mr. Winston As the curtain on gridiron ex- injuries, will not be able to deThis cup is a fitting tribute to The boys will hold their offic- Mercer, Mrs. Julia Cane, Mrs. Ancitement rings down, basketball fend their positions but as soon sportsmanship and the winning ial initiation ceremony and ther na B. Hart, Mr. Herbert Christ-isewith all its thrilling action and as Nature allows, they will be teams. member's dance on the night of capacity crowds, captures the right in the middle of the fight. November 22. President Reeu on Three sports. spotlight Regi9n Stories may be twelve hundred These boys are Robert Swenson, Cross Stolworthy promises that new words or under. Deadline will be in mentors faced Hales. and Robert Jae preparBallif, Long members will receive a warm December tenth. The best three ation for another tough schedule This week ended the Junior The spirit shown by the loot-teainto the club. welcome, start shaping up starting fives and stories will be chosen and anthis year was nothing'short Red Cross drive. All the classes nounced in the paper. The one point for region championships. if of excellent, and this spiri can have reached their quota and most holding top honors will be printed At B. Y. High, head basketball be tranferred to the basketball of them have gone into the two NOTRE MAISON in the paper to come out Decemcoach Dave Crowton has direct- squad, there will be no peace hundred percent column. The sevOn the evening of Friday, No- ber 19th. ed a seven team intramural that thinking about B. Y. High in Re- enth grade reached the quota first and was rewarded a prizze in vember 14th, the NotFe Maison opened last week to all boys inlgion Three. club held its installation cerein school interested the high The bcyS have two of the best honor of the whole class. officers ana new sisted the girls with national sport. These contests were coaches in the region, and they Projects have ben sponsored mony for the preparation The ceremony was for the event. held in the men s gym in prepar- - need not worry about learning by each of the classes to make members. 7:00 m. scheduled for 250 in A. p. ation for selecting a squad of the final fundamentals of basket-1- 5 mony for the boxes. The drive The girls were instalended with the Red Cross as Lovely table decorations were ar- led as following men to start regular baskeiball ball. officers: Yolanda Perry, sembly with each class partici- ranged. practice. President; Sherlene Sparks, Vice looks like a great year. pating. The new president of the club President; Lois Harrison, SecreLetermen back from last years Saturday the Red Cross Council asked each girl to repeat the tary; Diane Blackham, Treasurer; squad and some new talent that attended a meeting in Salt Lake pledge, the vice president has been uncovered during these pinned Phyllis Winkler, Reporter; Garri concerning the things which are the club flower, a rose, on each Salisbury, Historian; Joan Jenrugged games have given the Varsity Squad: to be done in the year. Onljr sev- girl, and the secretary gave each sen, coaches a look of satisfaction sec- Parliamentarian; LaVon Harold Christensen, Norman en of our council were able to go girl a booklet containing the ond to none. Brown, Song Leader. to this convention. of the years clb activities. Harold Chritsensen led the ?iirsHans,e.n Bob Swenson, Notre committee for Three Christmas boxes were After all new members had tak- December Maisons is filling Red Cross department for the tourn- - on McIntosh, Jae 5lr1.?ari,cH each filled in en the Bob by organization the Ballif, pledge, Katherine Miller, boxes to send overseas. Members ament with 54 points followed by school. club president of last year, as the of the committee Norman Christiansen and Don Hales, Kent Broadhead, Russel Are: Joyce Fairbanks, Merrill Strong, ErvSpirit of Home Economics, gave Walker, Chairman; Helen Rudy; McIntosh with 41 and 34. a poem and pledge of office to The winning Trojan Killers, en Nelson, and Paul Salisbury. Ninth Grade Supports the new officers. Each officer lit Beverly Wentz; and Marie Wells. Norman Christiancaptained by Red Cross a candle as she gave one of the sen held a perfect record throughclub's purposes, and in conclusion, out the tournament play, while Junior Squad: You have probably noticed the the new president welcomed the the second place Wolves, captainClifford Corless. ElRoy Nelson, Red Cross posters that were put new members into the club. ed by Harold Christensen, dropin the halls last week. They Dale Atkinson, Eddie Maloney, up Following the ceremony, the ped a single encounter. a result of the diligent iubor were Bob Kent Grant went to the home economics Lloyd, Hbdquqist, girls Although every man on all done by the ninth grade art class seven teams played great ball, Brockbank, Albert Christensen, where they enjoyed a loveroom, to make our camLamar Rawlings, Kent Broad-hea- Stanley Collins, Jim Webster, Jim They helped buffet ly supper. a success. Our thanks to and Bob Kirkpatrick hit Dunford, Dave Young, and Gene paign Miss Wilson, club sponsor, as- them. Tuttle. the hoop regularly. - ;tu-den- all-regi- on out-scrap- ed Basketball Prospects For 4748 Season ts, ct ct d, Basketball Intramurals n. Red m pi'o-gra- m La-scori- ng d, Buy Your Yearbook |
