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Show ) Students Vote Split Ticket National Assemblies Are CHRIS, SHOW, SMITH, MILLER, JACOBSON 1949 Outlined For 1948 All you students who have ever been to high kno w u tut a nice group of national Y Will OFFICES assemblies Mrs. Caine, our taculty advisoi Harold Christensen, white party nominee won over Bill Demos, for blue party nominee, in the final elections held Octoberl, in College Hall. It was a close election as both boys are excellent students and have a great deal of ability. assemblies, has arranged for us in the his year we are having bigger and past better national assemblies. on Vice-Preside- I Here is the schedule tor the school year as announced by Mrs Caine. l)4H-- J9 Harold is better known for his sports a lot of experienceon assemblies , dance committees , parties and many other things that are very essential for a good school year. ' I he Caledonian Kilties October 18his program will be ve rv coior-lQuartet as it will be presented m full Scotish costumes It will be composed of both classical ,se mi c la s s ica music, and some novelty his will lie the Kilties thirteenth annual tour over the rated States and Canada -- while Billy has ul I 1 -- nt, I Congratulations , Chris (Harold), and all the luck in the world. Ihe R ive rot No Return. November expertlv photographed all color motion 3- -- The Junior High school held their elections the same day the Senior high held theirs. Put in office as president was Reed Miller, very dependable young man with oodles of ideas to make this school year one of the best, he defeated Gary Brown, blue party nominee. Reed was on the white ticket. An extremely interesting lecture puture rederic Christian. his picture is of by the expeditions made by the Christians into the remote recesses ot the Idaho wilderness. with ir. I 1 Wear December stream Junior High Officers, Reed Miller, Cosete Jacobson, Arnolene Snow, Bob Smith. Magicians.' lined magic program of minute illusion and fun.. Some -- Democratic leaders planned a brief reception for the president at his train platform appearance just west of the platform depot at third westand sixth south streets. he tricks featured this program are the Blue rabbits Phantom, disappearing all over the stage, the silk mirage, and others equally pe rplexing. on democratic representative from the second district introduced President Judge Reva Beck Bosone, nominee for Those Meladeers. February students who were here last year will rethe baritone, member this and Clyde, the pianist. They will be back again this year with a tour of a musical jou rney that spans the lassies in the lightest popula r tunes through such as De Falla s 'Tire Dance' .Chopin s Polonaise, Victor and the Herberts ' Home on the Range Hit Parade tunes. weelly team--Johnn- ie -- George Lewis is at it again. Yes, Mr. on the first three-afor this play year. Mr. Lewis is very interested in the Children's Theatre, and is working upon this idea for plays this he Volga Troubadours . One of the most unique and colorful music organizations in the entire country. Their cha r ming manners .beautiful singing , dancing, and colorful Russian costumes all go to make this one df the finest piogiams available. Not the least important feature of the program is the brief informative talk given by Wlademer Bajan on the life and customs ot his native Russia. 2 S- Lewis is now hard at work T ct year. follow will be ' 'Heidi ". traveler. Eager to share his experiences Delbert Harter tells ld , the difficulties surmounted and the rewards given to enterprise and courage when coupled with a personality that truly wins, triends. Mr. Harter brings his story right up to the minute with his first-han- d stories ot his experiences in the recent war in Japan and the Pacific Islands. ot , School Dismissed For UEA School was dismissed Thursday and riday of last week in order that the teachers of this school could attend the Utah Educational Association meetings held in Salt Lake. T The football game, R Y vs. Payson was Wednesday night at the stadium due to this change in the school schedule. PRESIDENT TRUMAN VISITS PROVO President Harry S. Truman arrived in Provo on Tuesday September 22, at is scheduled , 4 p m. elementary, junior high and senior high schools were dismissed for the afternoon to get to the depot and listen to the 1 1 president s speech his is the lirst time most ot the students have ever seen a 'real live' president 1 Many exclamations heard were ' Gee look, he s just like any other man 'Oh, Boy! vtouldn t it be thrilling to be the president ot the I nited states. The first play will be Rip Van Winkle", very humerous comedy. Other plays to a March "Round-the-Wor- a de- Rip Van Winkle Is Chosen , ebruary Assistants Costumes Assistants Cast For , T Make-u- p U S Truman, after which the chief executive livered a short speech. , Assistant . "Christmas Carol, and Brom Dutcher, Kenneth Kilpack as Derrick Van Bummel, Jo Ann Price as Dame Buskirk, and as the Dame Van Winkle, Mr. Lewis has chosen Joyce Walker. Joana Hobbs is taking over duties of Student Director. Other members of the cast are ae Nicholes Margaret Clarke Little Girl Joyce Jex Wester Potter Little Boy Oaks Woman Janet Village Judith Van Winkle(as a child) Norman I lendc rson Vanderdonk--Wilford Baird Hendenck flower Girl Joyce Allred Donna Partly Customers Betty Wallace rthur Dennis Peddler Joana Hobbs Katrinka (voice) Wilhelmina (voice)-- - Joanne Holdaway Peter Van Vliet (town crier) Gene Hanson Jon Ktzenbach Deidrick Harold Jolley Man on Soapbox--- Barmaid Marilyn Prestwich rdeth Greene Villargers Sha ron Barrett Laural Baker Marilyn Morrill Mary F Ruth Gammon (old woman) ludith V'an Wmkle(grown up) Joy Allred The production staff is as follows f red Dixon Stage Manager ssistant Ralph Rigby Condon Avery lghts lane Oaks Properties 1 ssistmt Publicity Joy Technical director was Fut in office of Cosette Jacobson, blue party candidate. With Cosette in this important office and the students all pulling withher, the Junior High should have a very successful year. on the blue Cosette ran for ticket. Vice-Presid- Vice-Preside- Allred Betty Wallace Bill Demos YEARBOOK STAFF CHOSEN Already hard at work this year is the yearbook staff. They have chosen a theme for the book and have decided of a general layout. They feel very fortunate to have Mr. Gunn, a very talented artist and curator of the Springville Art Exhibit, to help them. Harold Christensen Betty Wallace Joanne Holdaway And for the very important job as Social Chairman we have Bob Smith, white party candidate. Bob has had a lot of experience in this line and should be a great benefit to the school. Louise Blackham, blue party member ran a very close second. This year we had only one group try out as cheer leaders so they were put in by acclamation. But they probably would have won anyway because Mauree Earl, JoAnn Rawlings and Joyce Christiansen are three cute and peppy staff would appreciate any suggestions or ideas that the student body has to offer. Also all and any photographs will be welcomed. Every year it seems that the cat section of the yearbood is to small. Remember kids that it s no one s fault but your own. Your picture contributions are what make up that section, so bring your cameras to school and lets see what you can turn in. There will be a box in the hall labeled"Wildcats"to drop your suggestions and nt Arnolene Snow was chosen Secretary by the students. She is a very charming girl and will do her best to keep the bopks tabulated right. Arnolene was on the blue party. She defeated Catherine Collard white party candidate. The The cast for 'Rip Van Winkle' , has at last been completed. Takingthe part of Rip is Bill Demos, who has already done much work in comedy. Others adding to make this a hilarious show are Leonard Moore as Apple Woman Anna, the Maid Joyce Nicholes Nena Flo Law Ralph Rigby Faye Nicholes Margaret Clarke Betty Wallace Ruth Gammon Ellen Terry Krista Nelson Laural Baker Sharon Barrett Marilyn Morrill girls. The whole student body as well as the faculty whole -- heartily wish the best of luck to the officers of 48 and '49. SCHOOLS ORGANIZE COUNCILS pictures in. To show you who will be responsible for the yearbook, here is the staff as approved by the faculty. Out of the eight regions in the state, all of the high schools have organized student councils. However, all of the regions do not have a district student council. Those who do not are trying to work for that end this year. Jack enger, Marilyn Norton, and Gene Tuttle, have been appointed as editor assist ant editor, and business manager and Ann Greta Ballif as photography editor. Ma r y Young has been appointed copy editor. BY High belongs to the Alpine Council and during the course of the year our student body officers will meet several times with the district officers and other student body officers of the various schools, to dis- Faculty advisors are Richard Gunn, art Wayne Sorenson, business, Winston Mercer, copy, and Robert Brailsford, photography. B Y High Consult Your Teacher There are several students around the school, the Junior high expecially, who are wondering just what has happened to Lynn Staheli, a 9th grader this year. For you students who don t know, Lynn is in London, England, with his father, the principal of the Timpanogas school. Mr. Staheli is an exchange teacher, and is teaching just outside of London. -- assistant, On Vocational Studies Ira Young, one of the new teachers justadded to the high school staff, has annMr. ounced that he can get information on any vocation that anyone might be interested in. If you want to learn something about a vocation you are welcome to go see Vir. Young at any time. rhis is an opportunity that shouldn t be passed by students , so make use of it. Don t let it pass you by. cuss problems and exchange ideas. Student Visits In England Sorenson received a lener from of his trip across the him Lynn telling ocean. Lynn has promised to write more and tell ot the educational system over there. Mr. We tne Y wish him lots of luck and we here at high will be waiting for his return. |
