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Show I UNITI Janet Elected as Queen, STtriHUS Sharleen, Janice Attend Vol. 20, No. V , t ' r 'f 's b y. vs v X . y 4 & jr AW vf w, . v w ' . f vx f'w S v js. ( 1!)62 , , , - A 1 Nov. 11, 'IV V ' v A s'sj ' r D , ", ,' v , , i. jv v? " V - . ' 'J?$ ? Brigham Young High School 2 - . 7, A GROUP OF LETTERMEN sponsored each candidate and dfd it well. They worked on posteis, pictures and activities for the five prospective queens. Each candidate had one campaign manager to be in charge of her campaign. They were Paul Denham for Sharlene, Kent Peterson for Kristine, Brent Yorgason for Janet, Mike Royal for Pam and Finn Christensen for Janice. The Lettermen are certainly to be congratulated for their work and effort in supporting each of the five girls. After the homecoming assembly, Wednesday, the ballots were marked and fingers were crossed. The studentbody waited in suspense until Thursday at the half-tim- e of the big Homecoming game with Lehi. PAUL DENHAM was emcee at the game where the results were told. Janet Peterson was queen with Sharleen Stone and Janice Gerber as attendants. The three lucky queens were given a ride around the field in a beautiful white convertible and were shown to the students in that manner. In the center, wearing a gorgeous blue velvet robe, sat Janet Peterson who was indeed a happy girl. Seated on her side were her atendants also with happy smiles. After their trip around the field they were escorted across the turf to address the students. Both attendants exMlijBCB;,rifc--4f01 her attendants, Janice Gerber (left) and pressed thankfulness to all those who supported and helped Sharlene Stone (right). themVanet said with a smile and a tear, Thank you all so much. She expressed in one sentence her pride and happiness. ' , November 22 through the 2G was B.Y. Ilighs HomecomWeek. ing In order that three queens could reign over the activities, the studentbody had the opportunity of voting on five likely candidates. They were: (1) Sharlene Stone, 5 6, a brunette with dark eyes and a charming smile. (2) Kristine Iiachele, 5 a redhead who is a new student at B.Y. and also a worthy nominee. (3) Janet Teterson, 56, a senior who has good looks and a flowing personality to match. (1) Pam Hoover, also a brunette, 5T, with lovely eyes and hair. (5) Janice Gerber who stands 5 foot even in stocking feet. Janice was the only blonde this year. Her platinum hair and pleasing smile were big assets for her campaign. .. .1 Janet Peterson (center) smiles after being chosen Homecoming Queen. Beside her are Assembly, Bonfire, Field Day Fill Week with Fun Activities Date Slate THE WEEKS activities were concluded with the Homecoming dance, entitled Oriental Autumn, sponsored by the Lettermens Club. The dance was held in the Wasatch School Aint It Grand was the theme rally northwest of Helaman Girls Choice and Sunday Best gym with Dave Whites band providing the music. Last .years Dress. Harvest Ball. of the annual B.Y. High Schools Halls.' Homecoming Queen, Kris Knqdsen, placed the robe on the School was held for only half 1962 Queen, Janet Peterson, who presided over the floor show. homecoming assembly WednesTHURS., FRI., NOV. day, October 24, with many of a day Thursday, Oct. 25, because Gifts, donated by the Provo mediants, were given to the last years graduates participat- of the Field Day held at the B.Y. Thanksgiving Vacation. Queen and her attendants by Paul Denham, master of cereIJ. practice field. Various activiNOV. 30 B a s k e t b a ing. WED., NOV. 21 FHA Assembly 10 a.m. FHA Dance SFLC. 22-2- The assembly, which started the Homecoming Week activities, began with mass confusion. Order was soon established and Judy Barker and Grant Millar demonstrated t h e Charleston. This was followed by an amusing number entitled Theres a Hole in the Bucket by Kent Bunker and Lee Kimball. rALL FELT gave a reading on automation; and a medley of familiar songs was sung by a sextet consisting of Jill Eastmond, Susan Bankhead, Cheryl Ann Doughty, Alisyn Webb, Mary Nielson and Peggy Crockett. The concluding number, Whistler by John Paxman, caused quite a sensation when John lost his nose. Prior to the conclusion of the assembly, the alumni cheerleaders led the students in a few cheers, and this years Homecoming Queen contestants were presented. IN THE EVENING, the Junior class sponsored a bonfire and pep 1 1 FRI., monies. ties from football to jumping on game South Cache vs. B.Y. High. afthe trampoline were enjoyed; All decorations for the dance were made Fieldhouse at 5:00 p.m. by ter which the students attended of the Lettermans Club. the Homecoming game with Lehi. Mr. Pennypacker InvadesTY. High John Paxman was a big sensation at the Alumni Assembly as the Whistl er.7 tal. Monday, Oct. 29, the students went on a guided tour of the hospital grounds and wards. The groups were led by patients of On Tuesday, Oct. 30, classes met together in the the hospital. The Seniors were at it again! Recently, Mr. Lynn Benson, The annual hike to the Y was director, revealed the names of the students for the set for October 25. The senior cast of The Remarkable Mr. girls held a slumber party at Janet Petersons the night before so Pennypacker. The students participating in they could get an early start, 4 the first school play, which will a.m. to be exact, so they could be produced December 7 and 8, meet the senior boys at the foot are: Collett Aderon, Janeice Jen- of Y mountain, hike to the Y, and kins, Sondra Yong, Kevin Moss, help put HIGH beside it. Royden Britsch, Chad Murdock, The party started with light Renon Fisher, Eileen Shiffield, Janet Compton, Jed Christenson, conversation, then the records Janet Cowley. Maren Wright, were turned on and Beverly Bur-ru- p and Marcia Ann Nelson tried Paul Nibley, Paul Van Wagenon, to teac Richheveryone the Sugarfoot, Reed Dan Packard, Smoot, ard Call, Frank Maas, and Les an exciting dance one engages in Brown. Mary Lynn Robertson will be the Student Director. THE PLAY IS about a man, Mr. Pennypacker, who has two fairly large families in two cities at the same time. When his one B.Y. High was host at the Refamily finds out about this, its gion 7 Council last Tuesday, Oct. time for fun and laughter. 30. Officers from Lehi, Pleasant The whole cast will be rehearsGrove, American Fork, Tintic, St. ing each night until the actual Francis, and B.Y. attended the production. The student body is meeting. invited out to the play in DecemThe major topics for discussion ber. were: the procedure at (1) o wh out and tried students the Mr. Benson wishes to thank all games, (2) the sportsmanship maintains there will be more and percentage trophy to be presented, (3) Region 7 Day, and (4) plays during the year. the Region 7 Dance, which will be sponsored by American Fork. mental illness, the teachers THE MEETING was conducted brought in a panel from the hos- in two major sessions. The first pital. This panel discussed vari- session consisted of group discusous types of illnesses and was sions on the listed topics. The second session was a group forum made up of patients. Mr. to a where reports on the discussions Wooton, According to were given and more discussions American the go group may Fork Training School for retard- were held on pending problems. Francis Rogers, B.Y. Highs ed children. This trip will have to be made on a Saturday. president, reports that the whole B. Y. concerning mental illness. CONTINUING THEIR studies on mental health, the classes again visited the hospital. They were separated into three groups. These groups presented a pro- gram to the patients in the various wards where they went. Among the wards visited were the ward for retarded people, the maximum security wards, and a cross section ward. After the programs were presented, Halloween cookies were given to the both Little Theater where Dr. Burton patients. Continuing with the study of Robinson spoke on various things 4 the members Seniors Dream Hike to Y drama Seniors Study Mental III.; Visit Hospital to Perform The two Senior Guidance classes, under the leadership of Miss Donna Lee Turley and Mr. R i c h a r d Wooton, have been studying mental illness. In connection with these studies, the classes visited the Mental Hospi- 3 with the wall. Next, the girls practiced a little Limbo before the lights were turned off at 12:30. The next morning, many of the seniors, along with Judge Paxman, hiked to the Y and placed HIGH beside it as their contribution to Homecoming Week. Many a senior was found sleeping in their classes the next day. As a final senior activity, there was a breakfast held at David Clarks at 6:45 Friday morning. The seniors are really rolling this year! High Makes Good meeting was very successful and feels this will be an outstanding year for Region 7. In connection with a campaign for publicity for B.Y. High, the Yets (twirlers) and the marching band practiced every morning at 6:45 for the last three weeks in preparation for the Brigham Young University Homecoming Parade. Also with these groups, the B.Y. High Steppers marched in the parade. This year the Drum Major for the band is Bruce Cameron. Helping him is Susan Jacobsen as Solo Majorette. The hard working conductor is William Mathis. As a special treat to all the people who participated in the parade, there was a dinner served afterwards. |
