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Show case and throne. The queen will be elected by the vote of the student stu-dent body. The Junior Prom is traditionally the biggest dance of the year and we encourage everyone to come and enjoy an outstanding evening. Tickets are 51-75 a couple and the dress is semi-formal. April 30 and May 1 have been set aside as the dates for the presentation of the George Gershwin Gersh-win operetta, "Girl Crazy". The following people have been selected as the main cast: Jay Andrus, Ray Van Dongen, Nance Merrill, Judy Robinson, Jerry Van Orman, Elliot Graves, Susan Berndt, Gordon Nelsen, Dennis Lythgoe, Sherrill Smiley, Linda Peterson, Steve Kohlert, Lynn Davidson, Marcia Wilson, Bill Humphrey, Gordon Ridd, Bob (Continued on Tage 9) OLYMPUS HIGH By Kathleen Hinckley "Enchantee" or an Enchanted Garden, is the selected theme of the forthcoming Junior Prom. March 29 has been set aside as the special date. Wark has already begun, according accord-ing to Burton Mitchell, dance chairman. I Decorations, under the direction of Gail Braithwaite, are to be very simple DUt extremely elegant. The j colors of pink, lavendar, and silver will carry out the theme. The center of interest will be a fountain head set off by these colors. The queen and her attendants will mount a specially erected stair- "Teen Talkers" (Continued from Page 2) Foster, Bob Garff, and Jack Lee. The production is under the direction of Mrs. Margaret Evans, and Mr. Kenly Whitelock and the student director is Judy Moyes. Friday, March 29, spotlighted a dance sponsored by the Laurel Club, a senior girl's club. The dance was under the direction of President Dortha Gerrard and her other officers: Joyce Norton, Judy Larsen, and Sharon Jacobson. Only the members of the club and special friends were invited. "Sea Symphony" was the theme around which the decorations were based. Last Thursday evening", vocal and instrumental groups from Olympus High School participated in - the ' Granite District Music Festival held' at Granite High School. Combined orchestras, bands, girl's choruses, boy's choruses, and acapella choirs participated. At the conclusion of selected vocal and instrumental numbers, a finale, "One World", was presented pre-sented by the combined choruses , and orchestras. This was conducted 1 by Mr. Marvin H.. Strong, district music supervisor. |
