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Show Page 2 Yld Cat With Ben . . . Editorial Browsing Another time has rolled B. Y. graduation around here at the grand old marks the seventy-fiftgraduation High. Today, May from this school, quite a record in itself. As we, the graduating class of '51, look back upon our glorious years spent on this wonderful campus, most of us wish that instead of leaving, we were just embarking again in high school here at the Y. Such is the love that we all hold for this school. In leaving, we all hope that B. Y. High will continue to grow and expand under the very able guidance of Principal Sorenson and the rest of the faculty. To the students left here, we say for them to uphold the high standards of the school and to be proud" of their opportunity of attending high school here at the B. Y. high the finest of them all. 24, 1951, Timely Tips For Fun Filled Summer by Jerald Kindred Here we are again. The end of school (Hallelujah) and the official opening of the outdoor season. Before long well be spending our time, either working, fooling around, or else vacationing in some distant spot. (The latter two preferred.) AFor those of you who will be working this summer, you have my sympathy. For those of us who will just plain be fooling around here are a few things to fool around at. Hollywood seems to be doing its best lately. We moviegoers will have our choice of pure . comedy, inspiring music or high adventure. MGM has produced The Great Caruso, a technicolor musical with the utterly divine Mario Lanza and Ann Blyth. The rating on this musical is delightful." Danny Kaye has a comical dual role in On the Riviera. Corinne Calvet is the girl friend of one Danny, and Gene Tierney is the wife of the other Danny. Alan Ladd is at his hard-hittinbest as a pistol inspector in Appointment with Danger. Goodbye My Fancy is a hilarious comedy. A congresswoman, a LIFE photographer, and college professor get involved in a merry mixup. Joan Crawford is the congress-woman- , Frank Love joy is the photographer, and Robert Young is the college professor. Stewart Granger ( King Solomons Mines) stars in "Soldiers Three, a Kipling story. Walter Pidgeon and David Niven are his Ronald Reagan, Rhonda ing, and Bruce Bennett relive a chapter from the days of the early cavalry in The Last OutWatch for these films. post. Theyll be here soon. If you can afford a television set, youll be in for some real entertainment this summer. Variety Magazine reports a renewed interest in network giveway shows, due to the rise in the cost of Hiving and the prospective shortage of appliances. So watch that telephone. g co-star- s. May 24, 1951 L 'Tff h For Whom the Bell Tolls How many more minutes till the bell? This question gets more usage than any other one sentence in the vocabulary of high school student, especially when it pertains to the last hour of a hard school day. At 3:55 every Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, every high school student is plagued by the query, When will the bell ring? It isnt because school is boring, oh no, of course not! But after youve been to school for five hours and fifty-fiv- e minutes, during which time youve had, to work on research papers, shorthand assignments, religion journals, a history paper, articles for the Yld Cat and a speech test. . . well, who wouldnt be eager to hear the jolly sound of the dismissal bell at 4 p.m? No one can ever realize how dreadfully long and drawn out five minutes can be. Especially that last five minutes when youre sitting in , your sixth period class, with a; silent prayer in your heart, hoping that darn old bell will rings But at last there it goes! A shout goes up from the class, and immediately there is a wild stampede for the door and freedom. No matter how short school is, no matter how much fun, the old-agquestion will go on How many more minutes till the bell? true-bloode- d e O is For Opajuanafenind S is For Anonodrunkic A drunkard who joined the Alcoholic Anonymous, and then became a drunkard again. Tourpia A concert pianist who tours the country. Trampack A tramp who lives down by the tracks. Sleepker A man who walks in his sleep. Dealuser A used car dealer. Manestoria A man who likes mystery stories. Ladasicater A lady science teacher. Opajuanafend An opium and marijuana fiend. if St i ITT 'TtT' A. of 51 We, the graduating class of from B. Y. High School, 1951, being of sound mind, leave the following things: Wilford Baird (Wilf) leaves his chem. book to David Smith. Sharon Berrett (Sharie) leaves her neat debate notes to Beth Kerby. Frank Canfield leaves the whole mess to Reed Miller. Marilyn Brown leaves her knowledge of chemistry to any poor girl who may need it next year. Russell Perry (Russ) just wants to leave Stan Collins leaves his regards to the city league. Joetta Billings (Jodie) leaves her ability to fall for big brown eyes to Cathy Collard. Darrell Harwood leaves the physique that Val Stringfellow left him to George Lee. Deanne Jacobsen leaves her to Betty Boyd. John Crawford (Johnny) leaves his years of love making experience to Bill Houghton. Donna Kitchen leaves her ability to get married to any one who wants a full time job. Dale Frolich wants to leave of it. just for the Dee Chamberlain leaves for the Rainbow. Margaret Hall (Peggy) leaves her height to Terry Heisch. Eldon Lloyd (Eldie) cant afford to leave anything, he needs it all. Mary Mitchell (Mitch) leaves her affection for training teachers to any one with a good .45. Frank Jenkins leaves his ability for reckless driving to Gary Brown. Rosalie Hall (Rosie) has to leave Geral here darn it! Jerry Gillette leaves his love to the junior girls. Albert Christensen (Ab) says he wont leave, hes got too much here. Claudia Parker leaves her voice to any boy or girl who wants to use it. Ben Haws leaves his ability to write neat letters to Mary Louise Clark. Jim Dunford leaves his parking place to any one who can get cold-should- it. Diane Peterson leaves her voice to some poor girl in the 11th grade. Leland Black (Lee) leaves his sluffing ability to J. Paul Smith. Charlene Sessions leaves her peroxide bottle to Betty Lou Boyd. Harold Jolly leaves for good good? Krista Nelson (Kris) leaves her share in the Ohm factory to LaRee Allen. Jim Judd leaves his charm with the girls to Jerry Kindred. Elaine Kimball leaves her ficklemindedness to Nancy Raw-son- . Scott Thomas leaves his good reputation for Darrbll Carter to take up. Pat Tanner leaves her station wagon to the baseball team, (theyll need it). Dale Stevens leaves. Sammie Tall to Mary Louise Dick Weaver playing ability just gets up and leaves her hair Clark. leaves his tennis to Darrell Bush-nell- . June Thomas leaves her ability to match pennies and win to Gene Speakman and David Lee. Bill Wood leaves his domineering personality to any meek soul who needs it. The rest of the senior class leave without leaving anything but whats left when they leave. Arn Asks Around Question of the Month: What are you going to do this summer? Beth Black Just mess around. George HenigerPlay tennis and swim. Bob Smith Study (ha ha ha). Jane Nutall Just goof around. Ellen Keeler Loaf around. Jackie Brandley Go to Cana- da. Joetta Billings Go to Chicago if everything works out all right. Jim Judd He wants to follow Alan Morgans example. Bruce Taylor Hes going to Anchorage, Alaska. Frank Jenkins Hes going to Paris Island (in case you dont know what this is, its a Marine Base). SUMMER SCHOOL On June 11, 1951, registration will be held for Summer School at B. Y. High. The classes and teachers are as follows: Band, Madsen; Type, Staff World and U. S. history, Young Math, Sorenson; Music, Webb English, Mercer; Reading, Hart. B. Y. LINES Editor Ben Haws News Editor .... Barbara Saxton Feature Editor Rosalie Hall Society Editor Kathy Redd Sports Editor Sterling Loveland Business Mgr. Jerald Kindred Russell Perry Photographer Faculty Advisor .... June Berry Reporters: Lee Black, Jeanene Brown, Cathy Collard, Jean Cox, Margaret Hayward, Gene Morris, Amolene Snow, Dick Weaver, Barbara Kay Wolsey-THYLDCAT, student publication of B. Y. High School. Published by the B. Y. U. Press, at Provo, Utah. . . . E 4 |