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Show INDEPENDENT SUGAR HOUSE, UTAH THURSDAY OCTOBER 22, 1959 PAGE SEVEN Teen Talk From High Schools OLYMPUS HIGH SCHOOL PAT HCGAN Homecoming was the ' word" at Olvmpus the past week. Thurs-day. Titans welcomed back Olym-pus alumni for the annual Home-- EAST HIGH SCHOOL SAUNDRA SCHOENHALS East High's "Homecoming" certainly came off with a big bang. Pat Smith is to be congratulated coming assembly. on her outstanding work. Pat was The theme of the assembly was "This is Your Life, Olympus." It turned back the pages to Dr. Farrer and to the first student body president, Eddy in charge of all the Home comin g activities, and they, as I'm sure all will agree, were terrific. Deanne Tanner, Dora Poulson, Rick Wunderli, JIM" and Keith Poelman were amoung the many that returned home. Fred Oswald was elected "Mr. Touchdown" by his team-mates. Jean Lund was elected "Queen" of the festivities. Att-end- ats for Homecoming Days were Dennis Geertsen, Grant' Gibb, Lee Beckstead, and Mari-an- n Songtag. Although the percentage at the dance was terrific, they weren't all alums. Krege Christenson, Steve Wright, Em Jorgensen, and Pam Macey were among the many acting "Eciders" that were in attendance to the dance. The theme of the 'Home-coming" was "Remember When", and it was certainly carried over in such as the Senior Class float which I am sure no one will forget. (The moon house) When the A' Cappella float passed by, all A' Cappella members stood and sand our forever favorite "Leopard Song". Yes, the "Homecoming" cert-ainly went off with a great bang. Cox, of the year 1954, who gave talks on what they remembered about Olympus. It carried us on up to the present day prin-ciple and president, Dr. Harold Handley and Warren Dansie, who also gave short talks. After the assembly, the alumni were invited to refreshments and gab sessions in one of the Home Ec. homes. Friday afternoon, our homecoming game was played on our field against Highland. The Rams edged over our hard-fighti- ng Titans by .a score of 7-- 0. At half time a parade of floats was presented to the footgall game audience and Karen Fomeringhom was announ-ced our homecoming queen. Fri-day night, the homecoming dance was presented, in which alummi and students were all invited. It was a lovely way to end home-coming week at Olympus. Wednesday night was Fathers and Daughters night. First there was a short assembly with a tribute to fathers and daughters by Gayle Drage and her father. Then a dance in the gym assembled and every-one really swung out. Seven Olympus students were announced as Merit Scholarship semi-finalis- ts. They are Warren Wiscomae, Peter Michaelson, Dick Leewienburg, Dennis Papp, Mal-colm McClure, and' Brent Rey-nolds. HIGHLAND TS KATHY SCHWERTZ After extensive tryouts con-ducted by Mrs. Carolyn E. Miner, creative writing instructor, mem-bers of the staff of Highland's lit erary magazine, 4IN Black and White", have been chosen. Mrs. Miner, also faculty ad-visor for the pub-lication, has ap-pointed as editor, Juneil Fetzer, as- - J sisted by Marcia Ballenger, associate editor. Short story editor will be Bill Goodfellow with Mary Anne Koller. Jane Schwan, Diane Weirauch, and JoAnn Brown on the committee. Weil Chandler will edit plays with Linda Gillett; Ann Garner, Ray Beckingfield, and Sandra Sandberg on the committee. Essay editor will be Lois Macfarlane with Elizabeth Garbett. Kathie Howell, and Eileen White assisting her. Cathie Bennion and Marie Nielson are co-edit- in the poetry department. Marilyn Gorder, Myrna Lundberg, and Ei-leen Segal are members of the commftte . Kristine Eberhard will act as head of the art department assis-ted by Larry Mallory, Mike Brad-ley, and Nancy Price. Co-chair-of thebusiness and publicity department are Mary Wilson and Dennis Hanks. 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