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Show May 27, 1952 Yld Cat Graduation, Now or Never Judgment by Jean Anderson The other day as I sat peace- fully in Journalism class, minding my own business, in walked the editor and said to me, We need some sort of a funny article about graduation. Can you fix us up? So I sat down, but you know I couldnt for the life of me see a thing funny about graduation. For twelve years now weve slaved away. Weve written millions of words, read trillions of pages of uninteresting books, and written hundreds of themes. Of course well admit that it really wont be too bad to leave this fair establishment. But we do have to say goodbye to all our old buddies that have been through thick and thin with us. Tomorrow night will be the fateful day when we seniors will wobble down that endless aisle to the strains of Land of Hope and Glory. Our gowns are long, thank goodness, to cover up our trembling knees, and those flat mortar board hats to keep us from floating away. Well sit through some speeches and some music and then dash frantically across the stage to grab a diploma in our grimy little well-earne- paws. Of course therell Page 3 Theme of Junior High Graduation Starting at 10 a.m., May 2,8, the Brigham Young University junior high school graduation exercises will officially get under way in college hall. A play, Judgment, written and produced by the ninth grade, is to be the feature of Wednesday mornings program with presentation of diplomas by President Ernest L. Wilkinson to supplement it. Thirty-sevestudents are to n graduate this year, with the graduating committee headed by Brent Brockbank, class president, and the entire play under the direction of Mrs. Morrill, class adviser. The graduating students arc as follows: Gary Lee Anderson. Pat Baum Carol Boyden, Connie Boyden. Ana Rae Bradshaw, Janelle, Brim-hall- , Gerld Britson. Brent Brock-bank- , Betty Clark, Richard Davis, Dale Dcspain, Jr., Richard Dixon, Jimmy Earl, Eddie Foutz. Gale Gagon, JanessGilchrist, Carol Gleason, Clark Harding, Bob Hatch, Paul I loo pcs. Gail Jolly, Verda Kemper, Dick Lee, Gary Liddiard, Virginia Meservy, Grant Miller, Jesselyn Jackie Nelson, Stanley Peterson, Jackie Laine Potter. Gretta Anne Romney, Sheryll Smith, Robert Snell, and Swen Swenson. d be tears after- wards. but you can bet your life they wont be tears of laughter. Glut Noted, THESPIANS The Thespians held elections for next years officers Friday, May 17. Those elected are: J. Paul Smith, president; Kathleen Baird, and Ruth Brimhall. secretary. An assembly was by the Thespians Friday,presented May 17, in college Hall. The assembly was under the direction of LaRee Allen and Mr. Ted Bunnell, faculty adviser. vice-presiden- t; and scroll quill The and Quill Scroll club has added some new members to their club. They are Mary Ann Godfrey, Janine McPhie, and Letty Lou Lant. This is a national club and to become a member one must have 60 inches of writing published in a school or daily newspaper. NOTRE MAISON The Notre Maison club had a cookie and candy sale Tuesday, May 20. The new officers of the Notre Maison club are: Helen Norton, president; Jackie Webster, Mary Lee Winkler, retary; and Helen Bauer, vice-presiden- sec- t; These ninth graders have closed the door on old memories and now stand on the threshold of a new era high school. Fashions on Parade by Mary Ann Godfrey Graduation exercises and dance finds most girls of B. Y.' high wearing very pretty new dresses. Among the seniors, Terry Heisch looks fresh and gay in yellow organdy. Her dress is trimmed with white embroidery, capped sleeves and black velvet belt. Very full skirt and white linen pumps add up to an A in our record. Betty Lou Boyd is such a charmer in turquiose lace. Cleeve-leswith round neck. Blue ribbon and flowers at the waist gain everyones applause. s gros-grai- n Cool as lemonade is Louise Blackham in white organdy trimmed in kelly green. Tiny waist above a full skirt and green heels will catch any boys eye. Sky blue flowers on white linen makes an elegant dress on Jean Anderson. Hoop full skirt with crinoline slip. Sleeveless with matching stole is very becoming in front of the footlights. White eyelet organdy over green taffeta looks like a million on Janine McPhie. Plain scalloped neckline with little puffed sleeves, gathered skirt and white heels are smartees for graduation and fun days. Joyce Cassity in a wispy light blue organdy. Tull skirt matches the crispness of Peter Pan collar and cuffs. Jane Nuttall in another charmer with a double purpose. The dress alone for daytime, the cover up jacket for cool evenings. The dress is white plus orchid heels to set it off. Sandra Cole is very pretty in light blue linen. He dress has stand-ucollar, capped sleeves and pleated full skirt. Navy blue heels match her poodle cloth jacket worn on top. White nylon trimmed with nylon eyelet is worn by Jean Jorgenson, Capped sleeves and neck bordered by lace is very becoming. Under full skirt is white picolay slip with blue timings. Among the graduating ninth grade girls is Janelle Brimhall in pink and white dotted swiss. Peter Pan collar, buttoned down front and full tucked skirt are full of fashion. Gale Gagon is wearing light blue. High neck is buttoned with rhinestones. Three-quarte- r length sleeves are over a circle skirt. Anne Romney stands out in white embroidery organdy. Blue slip shows through full skirt. Round neck and fitted top are complemented with a flower. at Everyone makes the the end of this years grade fashion parade. Award Assembly p f (Continued from page 1) was followed by a String Quartet, also from the Y. The highlight of the assembly was the presentation of awards, which was divided into the three following classes: senior certificate winners, senior medal winners, and special award winners. The congregation was then directed by Fredrick Webb in some group singing. The benediction was offered by Mrs. Julia Caine, and Mr. Greninger played an organ postlude. |