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Show Participants Capture State Interpretive T rophy To End Years Activities it is a fine accomplishment and shows the at B.Y. High and what they can do if students of caliber the they so desire. This was the feeling expressed by Mr. Lynn Benson, speech coach after B.Y. High took the State Interpretive festival April B.Y. High did very well in the dramatic reading area with all I believe Vol. 20, No. 8 Brigham Young High School Friday, May 3, 1963 12-1- 3. entries, Maren Wright, and Mary Lynn Robertson,SuperClaudia Keeler, receiving ior ratings. Representatives Selected For Girls, Boys State (hree Recently two girls were selected from the Junior class at Brigham Young High School to attend Girls State. They were Claudia Keeler and Carol Ann Frischknecht. Claudia is being sponsored by the Provo Lady Lions and Carol Ann by the Eagles Lodge. The girls who are chosen must be in the last half of their junior year in senior high school, must have qualities of leadership, be of good character, have qualities of courage, honesty and cooperativeness, be in the upper third of their class scholastically and be a citizen of the United States. Girls State is held at Utah It is State University, June to educate young woorganized men in the duties, privileges, rights and responsibilities of American citizenship. The delegates set up a city and county government and pass and enforce ordinances. Every girl will have a definite and integral part in the function of Girls State. Five of our B.Y. High boys will attend Boys State July 5th to 12th. Recently seven boys were interviewed by Mr. Floyd A. Wing to determine the final selection. These were: Kim Cameron, Douglas Young, Rand Packer, Roger Porter, Mark Riddle, David Whet-teand Darrell Danielson. As of press time the final selection had not been announced. 6. B.Y. High students enjoy the atmosphere and decorations of the Junior Prom. Silver Sails Take Juniors to Dreamland and Prom In Annual Assembly Silver Sails" was the theme of the Junior Assembly on April 24. It featured a sailor who was shipwrecked on a dream island where he fell in love with a lovely girl and experienced the talent of the people on the Island of Shumway. The activity centered around the people of the island who were coming to the shore for a clam dig. They found a sailer (Kim Cameron) unconscious by his boat, which had struggled through a terrific storm. When he awakened he immediately fell in love with one of the lovely island maidens (Linda Craft). Entertaining the group while they ate their lunches were Sue Ann Elliott and Darrel Danielson singing the song I Can Do Without You. Janet Cowley, Gina Grow and Helen thank you is extended from the Junior Class and their officers to Mrs. Stoddard and Mr. Lindstrom for their help, and also to Claudia Keeler who wrote the assembly and worked hard to make it a success. Thanks again to Dorothy Nicholes for the scenery and Jamie Chandler for the programs. A special 14-fo- d Just for Laughs Wakefield caught attention by doing a creative dance. The scene then turned to Jethro and Cymantha, who acted out a bashful lovers pantomime. The sailor and maiden found their destiny smd the scene turned to the island people who sang the beautiful song Faraway Island." One of the outstanding features of the assembly was the scenery designed by Dorothy Nicholes. The spectacular backshore drop of the sea and the was enhanced by the excellent lighting done by Claudia Keeler and Myron Walker. The cliffs and the shipwrecked boat gave the scenery that last completing view. The main attention was on the was the April twenty-sevent- h big day of the Junior Prom held silver sails which loomed above at the Ninth and Nineteenth the copper sail boat and stood as Ward chapel. The magic began to a symbol to the never ending work at 8:30 p.m. when the first dream of that far away island. couple entered the world of SilDuring the intermission the ver Sails". crowd was entertained by two A false ceiling was formed singing groups from the B.Y.U. from a huge parachute which ef- Program Bureau. The Prom King fectively represented clouds. Be- and Queen were then presented hind the band and in the opposite and crowned to reign over the corner loomed two and three Junior Promenade. Queen Mariranges of cliffs in a true blue. lyn McKinnon and King Kim Standing as a warning against Cameron led the juniors into the the deathly cliffs was a unforegtable dance. lighthouse with flashing beacon. Refreshments of open-facesandwiches, cakes, and drinks by Brian Rawlings Since the Academy Award nominations and presentations I have been thinking which of the teachers from our school should get awards for their roles of the past year. Best Actor goes to Mr. Nelson for The Miracle Worker. Best Supporting Actor goes to Frank Meredith for Wanderer of the Wasteland. Best Actress goes to Mrs. Stoddard for The Bookies. Best Supporting Actress goes to Miss Alman in The Search- were served under the flashing beacon of the lighthouse. As the night drew to a close the last dance was dedicated to the juniors, after which all left the magical world of Silver Sails. n Date Slate Friday, 3 Final Elections assem- bly, 10:00 a.m. cellent in this division. lie, B.Y. Highs contest play, received an Excellent rating. There were no Superior ratings given to any plays in Class B. B.Y. High received a total of 57 points. Kanab was second with 35 points, 22 behind B.Y., and American Fork came in third. This was the first time that any one school has ever taken both the State Forensics and the State Interpretive Trophy in the same year. Students Attended Annual Model U.N. Among the 2,000 attending the ninth annual Model United Nations Assembly at the University of Utah on April 19 were 19 B.Y. High history students and their advisers Mrs. Julia Caine and Mr. Gary Penrod. The purpose of the Model U.N. is to provide the students with a first hand knowledge of the procedures followed in the United Nations, to show them what type of matters are discussed and to teach the students about the aims of the organization. Election Dance Saturday, In the General Assembly Nor10 Smith Closing Social, Friday, man Darais, Chairman of the AlFamily Living Center delegation, was asked to Thursday, 16 M u s i c Festival, gerian on the occasion of Algerspeak Evening. in the Genfirst ias appearance 22nd 17th through Tests naas a member eral Sunday, 19 Seminary Gradua- tion. Assembly Francis Chairman Rogers, tion of the delegation from the Phil22 AssemAwards Wednesday, ippines, spoke against a request bly, 10:00 a.m. nations be givthat 22 Senior Wednesday, en the right to speak. Norman Darais, Lynda Jacobs, Marilyn McKinnon, and Steve Wood represented Algeria in the General Assembly and in the Interference and Agression Committee. Members of the Philippine delegation served on four committees: Interference and Agression, Les Brown and Jed Christensen; Disarmament and Atomic Control, Paul Denham and David Beck; UN Police Force, Mike Royall and Francis Rogers; and the New Admissions Committee, 4 ers. Best Picture goes to B.Y. High for Monster on the Campus. Best Theme of the Year goes to the carrel music for Acapulco 1918. Best Scenery goes to the girls in the Sophomore Class. And last, Best Cooperation with Director goes to Vem In humorous readings, Anita Bissell received an Excellent rating and Marilyn McKinnon was given a Good rating. David Beck, Les Brown, and V. J. Anderson received Excellent in the division of radio speaking. Two of the pantomimes received Superior. These were Larry Christensen and Paul Van Wagenen. George Taylor and Francis Rogers received an Excellent for their pantomime. ReNon Fisher was awarded a Superior in retold story, and Dawn Thurston received an Ex- Les Brown at the Model United Nations seems to be asking David Beck and Jed Christensen Do you really think rigor mortis has set it? non-memb- Peggy Crockett and Claudia Porter. Pam Hoover attended as flag bearer and observer. Mary Nielson and Ted Lee served as press representatives. Students in the Specialized agencies were Linda Craft, Food and Agriculture; and Roger Porter, UNESCO. David Clark and Kim Cameron participated In the Colloquim where they discussed Does America's Best Hope for the Future Lie In Political |
