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Show to sun on CTO eabmui Vol 10 No. 8 B.Y.U. High School, Provo, Utah May 4, 1953 Annual Outing Scheduled For Lagoon on May 8th Its going lobea big day this week as Seniors prepare forvSIuff. Twelve Chosen For Panel On Graduation Exercise From 65 graduating seniors twelve outstanding students wrere chosen April 24, to be on this years honor panel. The faculty made their selection on the basis of scholarship, general school citizenship, participation in the extra curricular school activities and over all cowith the faculty. Each Elections at B.Y. high have operation student in the senior class was gotten into full swing with the rated for his participation and grade average while attending handing out of petitions on Monthree years of high school. 27. This nominating day, April The panel will be honored on two procedure was carried on for the graduation exercise May 21 days after which primary elecin the Joseph Smith auditorium. tions were held on April 30. Each of the twelve will have a part on the program. The Those who were victorious in special first four, which include Nancy the primary election include: Briggs, Gene Speakrnan, Jaque Bob Oaks, Ken Hickman, for Brandley and Sammy Taylor will speeches. The others will ofpresident; Glenna Lant, Gary give one of the two prayers or fer Johnson for vice president; Carol take part in a musical or group Allred, Sue Collins, secretary; number. Barbara Allen, J. Paul Smith, for Nancy Briggs, first on the panand Judd el, while attending B.Y. high has social chairman; Pinky received the honor award for outbusiness Adrianne Taylor for standing scholastic record in her manager. class. Gene Speakrnan has been direcchosen this year to attend the The Senate, under the 3, Wjlk-insoDave Rotary Youth Conference May an tion of 5. Jaque Brandley, and 4, is handling the election prooutstanding student in speech cedures, along with Mrs. Caine work and music, beside scholastic achievement is third on the panel. and Dr. Drury. Sammy Taylors general achieveCampaigning for the two par ment and participation record ties will'continue until Thursday. rated him as fourth. At this time each party will preAlso for their outstanding abilsent its candidates in the form ities, cooperation and contribution of an assembly. to the school the following eight on were chosen: George Lee, Dick held be will elections Final next Vance, Mary Ann Godfrey, Lou for May 11. Cheerleaders Rata Geertsen, Weston Morrill, Gloria year are Dixie Gehring, and Brandle Knight, Judy Roderick, and Larry Unger, Carmen Kimball. David Judy Kenner. Primary Wins Named Now - n vice-preside- Senior Sluff tiade Legal Hurry up lets get out of here while its legal. That will be senior class cry for May 5 as they leave for Homestead on the annual senior sluff day. Usually the seniors just take off but this year theyll be so glad to get out that includes advisors) you will hear them for miles around when their buses leave school at 9 oclock and dont return home until four-thirtthat night. At Homestead the students will enjoy themselves swimming and getting a sun tan or should I say burn. At one oclock buses will load again for Canyon Glen. A big lunch of hot dogs, buns, soda pop, ice cream and accessories will beserved Some of the senior girls helped bring the food by making the potato salad. While at Canyon Glen the seniors will play baseball, volleyball, pitch horse shoes or go horse back riding and some might even dance. Buses load again and bring tired but joyful seniors back from a day. Officers in charge of the program are Doris Hawker and Sammy Taylor, class social chairmen. Today, Monday, a senior assembly was held for the school in college hall under the direction Kraton of class King. ( y vice-preside- The annual school outing is to be hel,d at LagPon, Friday, May 8, according to faculty advisor Mr. Sparks. Busses will leave at nine a.m. and the event is planned for all day. All grades through 7 to 12 are invited and urged to get tickets now from Lynne Eggertsen, social chairman. There will be swimming and all sorts of amusements plus daring rides with 30 per cent discount on tickets and four free rides given on certain tickets. Students are asked to bring lunches to cut down on expense. Enough tickets must be sold for four busses before this trip can be taken, according to Lynne Eggertsen. Students to Receive Awards On May Assembly in Future The annual award assembly at high will be held May 15 in college hall as announced by Roy Sparks, Winston Mercer and Ferrell Madsen, award commitB.Y. tee. The award system by which (2) service and (3) special awards. All students eligible for awards will receive recognition on the assembly. The award system is on a competitive basis. Achievements will be added up at the end of each year and counted together in the senior year and those with the highest number of ratings will receive special recognition at the time of the assembly. New Constitution With two thirds of the student body ratifying the new constitution it will go into effect in the fall of 1953 as announced by Dr. Drury, faculty advisor. The constitution was written by the student government class and completed April 24. It was then ratified by the student body on April 27. Explanations of the constitu - presentations are made is divided into three groups. (1) competitive, Is Ratified tion were given in Religion classes by student body oficers. were errors Grammatical was it then and prechanged sented to the B.Y. high students for their approval. This constitution was written for the senior high only with special provisions for Junior high relationship. |