Bingham High School - Coppertonian Yearbook (Copperton, UT)

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The Slory of Chrislmas Day, was +he lheme chosen for lhe annual Chris?- mas Candle Lighl Services, presenled Thursday evening, December 2I, l95O, ui under 'rhe direclion of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Miller. n The program, which is presenled each year lo slimulale Chrislmas spiril, was very well received by l'he public and sludenl' body. The program began wilh invocalion, and lhe lighling of lhe candles by members of lhe boys' and girls' choruses. Music presenled during +he presenlalion by 'rhe chorus, special groups, and solos were: Jingle Bells: Deck lhe Halls: Song of 'rhe Angels Brealhc On Us, Holy Spirilg My Hearl A+ Thy Sweef Voice: O Lillle Town of Belhlehemg Holy Nighlg Angels We Have Heard Cn High, Through lhe Nighlg Canlique de Noel: Glory lo God: Now When Jesus Was Born: Far Across lhe Deserl' Sands, Joy lo fhe World, and Come All Ye Failhful. Tableaus, which depicled +he birlh of Chrisl, were given during +he presenlafion by members of 'rhe speech class, under lhe direclion of Mr. C. O. Fingerle, speech deparf- menl direclor. Tableaus given were: Joseph's Journey, The Befrolhelg Mary and lhe An- gel, Belhlehem and lhe Nalivilyg The Decendanl of Kings: and Prince of Peace. CANDLE LIGHT Elllflllll Mr. Miller helps sel' lhe slaqe The mosl Holy One Merrilyn ucfs as recder Lislen my children Gifls for the Child

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I Orcllesira was comprised of Dorofhy, Hope, Ann, Elvin, Jimmy, Gary, ond Leon. IIRCHE THA and MAJ0liE'l I' Amidsl +he sounds of drums, flules, lrumpefs, Karlene Wilson, Vonda Olsen, and DeCarma Lancasler, 'rhe maioreHes 'for I95O-SI, marched down +he sfreel' wi+h fheir heads held high and silver balons shining in lhe sun. Compleling lhe Music Deparlmenl is lhe orcheslra. ll' is composed of slring ins+rumen+s such as +he cello, violin, piano, and bass viol and is under lhe direc- lion of Clyde A. Miller. This deparlmenl of music has conlribuled lo many of +he exlra-curricular ac+ivi+ies presenlecl in lhe school. 9 SOI! D C d V d pr f I ding th ba d IK rlene b nf h lhepl eu

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UNATIII5 HT LARGE L k f Hue spof, says Luene to Joan Q , 'CX p ' 1 , J On Dec. 8, I950, fhe annual school play was presenfecl in fhe form of a mysfery com- edy, Lunafics af Large. The enjoyable sfory of mysfery and suspense was warmly accepfed as an excepfional preformance. Casf of characfers were: Granf Pullan, playing fhe role of Mr. Cuffer, head of a resf home for menfal cases: Phyllis Sanderson as Mrs. Cufferg Sam Robison, playing fhe parf of fhe educafed Chinamang Roy Chrisfensen, porfraying Greg Sfevens, who along wifh his wife, Joan Beard, accidenfally became in- volved in fhe mysferyg Floyd Graham, fhe life of fhe play, faking fhe role of lnspecfor Briffg David Peferson, porfraying fhe sinisfer Mr. Burke, is fhe vicfim of Carrie Vidalakis, who played Dr. Janef, fhe play's villain. Argie Adondakis as Mrs. Adair, brings a new phase of suspense on fhe scene when she searches for a fabulous forfune in fhe liffle black box. Darlene Anderson presenfs sfill anofher problem as she masquerades as a lunafic in an affempf fo help Argie find fhe fabulous forfuneg Luene Jaferka as Lady Mac- Befh. Tom Johnson as Mr. Hyde, LaVerne Wiffke as Priscilla, and Richard Anderson as John Alden presenfed fhe spice of fhe play in fheir respecfive roles as lunafics. Behind fhe scene were Merrilyn Bolfon and Karlene Wilson as sfudenf direcfors and Warren Sum- nichf as sfage manager. Surprises and amusemenfs of all fypes ac- companied fhe performance making if live in fhe minds of ifs audience. The play was presenfed by fhe Speech De- parfmenf under supervision and direcfion of C. O. Fingerle.