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Show am qloj, Cate lipack n mmy Clint Williams to quarterback squad; host Carbon next Friday Vol. 25, No. Brigham Young High School, Provo, Utah 1 September 8, With an afternoon game today and then three night games within the next three weeks, the BY High Wildcat football team faces a strong but small Lehi team at 3 p.m. at the Pioneers camp. Coach Courtney Leishmans 39 1967 New students bombard BYH new students are Twenty-nin- e enrolled at BY High this year, most of whom are from states outside of Utah: Washington, Arizona, Texas, Idaho, and California. Others are here from Cedar City and Payson. h graders and the schools they last attended are Mark Anderson, Orem Jr., Dave Barrus, Cedar Jr High; Alan Knight, Chico Jr.; Reed Jacobsen, Vincent Nelson, Jack Rowan, Craig Van Buren, Ralph West, Dixon; and Doug Wiest, Fairer. There are more new students in the Sophomore Class than in any other grade. They include Randy Bernhard, correspondence courses and former BY student; Harold Black, Orchard Mesa Jr.; Steve Cortes, Mary Jo Cunningham, Joylene Kimball, Trudy Nielsen, Robin Patton, Roland Robison, and Jeryl Smith, Dixon; Darla Johnson and Marjorie Ricks, aFrrer; and Bonnie Thomson, Lincoln. The juniors hold the record for New the most juniors include David Andrews, Idaho Falls; Scott Card, Mesa High, Ariz.; Roy Christensen and Bruce Marcia Ford, Provo; Thomas Jefferson, (TexEvans, as); Rosemary Haffner, Bothell (by Seattle); Loma Knight, Chico High; Lawrence Simonsen, Redlands High; and Nadine Vincent and Jim Beagles, Orem. . New seniors are Tom Hale, Westwood High (Mesa); Ann Tippetts, Orem; Sarah Willis, Rocky Mt. High, and Dave Wright, Sun Valley (near L.A.). reopens with new fixtures Psychedelia has hit BY High! The student lounge has been decorated with bright orange and yellow as the two predominate colors. Along with the bright colors there are potsers of some of the great actors of the 1930s. The lounge was initiated last year during the DDCS program. It was done for the students with one period who didnt want to go to the library or study hall. It was a place where the students could go to relax and talk with It is friends or play ping-ponfor the stunow a desirable place noon hour. dents to go during the The Executive Council has been placed in charge of the lflfcmge to make sure that it is kept pleasant far the students who go there during noon. The lounge has two g tables; soon it will be and stocked with magazines stugames contributed by the dents. The jukebox in the lounge was purchased last year by student g. ping-pon- pro-vidin- g juries. The team will be working hard to match or surpass last years winning season. Senior Clint Williams will be quarterbacking the squad with the help of nine returning letter-meBrent Orton, Rick Shum-waScott Hintze, Mike Ahlander, Leonard Lee, Mike Eastmond, Dave Cunningham, Steve Lewis, and Mike Patton. The Pioneers have similar problems to the Wildcats: inexperience and little depth However, the pioneers have one bright spot, 5-- ss n: y, New-nint- L&unge players (at latest count) plan for a good campaign this season, there are no serious in- that of returning letterman Bob Worlton, a 225 pound defensive lineman. Gary Cooper, a junior, is Lehis quarterback. Next Friday, the Wildcats host Carbon for a night game at the BY Stadium, followed by a night game at Springville on Friday, Sept. 22. this year include Clint Williams, Brent Orton, and Mike Ahlander. Coach Leishman is assisted by Mr. Tom Burr and Preparing for a tough battle against the Lehi Pioneers this afternoon are Wildcat tains Mike Ahlander, Clint Williams, Coach Co-ca- Experiences varied p- Courtney Leishman, and Brent Orton. (Photo courtesy of Joe Watts, Provo Daily Herald) a graduate assistant Ken Bray. Brian Lambert is now in his third year as manager. Members of the team are as follows: . . . Seniors: Three join Faculty changes at BY High this year include three new teachers and four teachers who are returning from sabbatical leaves. Mr. Lowell Thomson, principal, is also returning from a leave. In working towards a doctorate in educational f o u n d a t i ons, Mr. Thomson spent the second semester of last year attending classes and supervising student teachers at the University of Utah. Mrs. Faye Buttle, English and History instructor, spent her second semester leave at the University of Utah. She attended seminars and classes in working towards a doctorate. Mrs. Buttle also worked on and completed a text for Utah history. The name of the text is Utah Grows. It has a companion text which is an active study manual, and 57 associated tests. The book will be used in several Salt Lake schools, in schools in the Nebo and Jordan districts, and throughout the Provo City schools. At the University of Oregon in Eugene, Mr. Douglas Garbe spent a full year in obtaining a masters degree in mathematics. Mr. Garbe teaches physics, 8th grade science, geometry, and Algebra I this year, and feels that his leave has added background and depth to his teaching. Mr. Verl Allman and Miss Donna Turley also returned from full year sabbatical leaves from Zambia, Africa, and Detroit, respect-tively. the new teachers this year is Miss Barbara Jensen, replacing Miss Earlene Durrant in the girls PE Department Miss Jensen is a BYU graduate from Roy, Utah. Shecompleted her Among dent teaching at Dixon Jr. High. BY faculty; four return Hunter, originally from Idaho, came from AF High. He has also taught previously in Salem. Mr. Hunter turned down a football scholarship from the U. of U. to attend the BYU, from which he graduated. He has served an LDS mission and also served in the Air Force in Germany. Mis Hunter is married and has six children, four girls and two boys. Mr. Hunter feels that the band this year, although very small, has possibilities. Mr. Jerry Lund is an unexpected addition to BY Highs faculty. Mr., Party and dance end 'Hi Week 9 ' Seniors John Maas and Terry Fisher were voted Mr. and Miss Friendly at the Opening Social Center Friday, climaxing Hi Week. Class winners were Seniors Mary Valgardson and Greg Clark; juniors were Kris Apostol and Mike Brown; Sophomores Kathy Anersen and Fred Teich-er- t; and Fresmen Lesley Reid and Robert Bowen. Activities , of Hi Week started at the assembly Monday. Principal Lowell Thomson and Assistant Principal Wallace Allred discussed school policies and introduced student body officers. Tuesday was declared Blue Day; everyone was required to wear blue. Those students who did not comply were sentenced in Kangaroo court Wednesday at noon on the front lawn. Shaving cream was administered by reliable persons to'those who were sentenced i He officially signed on Aug. 24. Mr. Files was contracted to teach in the department but at the last Boyd -- minute was drafted. Mr. Lund was asked to teach at BY High but had already accepted a position at Provo High. However, Orem Jr. High had a leftover seminary teacher, which they sent to Provo High, thus freeing Mr. Lund to come to Scott Royall, Ralph Olsen, Jens Fugal, Ron Smith, Paul Hintze, Jim Innes, and Steve Cruze; Juniors: Dave Jacobs, Jeff Keith, DUave Porter, Phil Andrus, Brent Harmon, and Richard Reimschiissell. Sophomores: Bryan Hofheins, Randy Bernhard, Dennis Stewart, Chuck Stewart, Gene Wickes, Fred Teichert, Roland Robison, Kim Ovard, Jimmy Curtis, Roy Christensen, Robert Johnson, Paul Sowards, Jeryl Smith, and Steve Coates. BY High. Mr, Lund is a BYU graduate and has previously taught seminary at Hillcrest. He has a wife and three children, two girls and a boy. Lehi! |
