Brigham Young High School - Wildcat Yearbook (Provo, UT)
- Class of 1950
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I I A , L 5 A , W ,af fg new students, old students, and tile K - -f .5 ,r 1 ' 'dbx - ILL, A Y if , students from many states and coun- ty, - D, ' if' tries of the world lo B.Y.U. High. 'fs v7 ' ,f ' J ' A .if . 7M .J Mg, ixflariiyn Norton ...................... Editor , rr Dr 176 Albert Chrstenison ...... Asst. Editor Greta Baliif .................. Copy Editor K yi 3 '4 4 ' 43 Nona Flo Law .... Asst. Copy Editor JA su if ,V f, U47 LY fn, I ' 1' ,fff 2' 1 -asf i ,Jr Dick White ...................... Art Editor Marion Norton ............ Index Editor Kent Loiyd ................ Business txigr. Jim Webster .... Asst. Business Mgr. Val Stringfellow Eddie Maloriey :Q . ft A f rv xg N217 .- J' J 0 I 1 ' fl PM 45733, w 2' ft' .cf f QLCLPQ e , A f -- - f' ' ,,, 14-cg' 'A lf? 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' ,f J ,V , will WUQQKH, gawk if' w 2 Qimifmmx re ' 'l l!l!IlI5lI!!ll?5?!!M XX A ji? S, ff' Y , 1,4 2 ff 6 1 ' A 'f - as fgwpwf w ., +-1 e '- mga ... Hx 'Naam wi .fit , ' .fgurv 'f V v .41 if , , A , V x 1 5 M p V - 1 -f fut -I . J-rgaiilk 1 . ws- ., - - ' - 1 -V r p' 'M vu A H I A -1. My , ,film L . A 'bali' A Lwmwl ht 5-,gg iff? e 'A' 'v-'A X , ,,,,, , iv , 'i w ha wg vu .nv 'pw K r we wh 'Q f e rw.-for 4, ,auf 1 Cn Septemher 12. students arrivecl in Provo from their homes on trains, buses, and ships to commence their school year at B.Y.U. High. All those who were from near around were ri- ding their bicycles or walking to the high school to renew their old ac- quanintances. They came from far and near to join with their new class- mates to take The Trek of 1950 at B.Y.U. High. 7 The morning of September I2 was bright and sunny. The stu- dents from far and near were on their way to B.Y.U. High to register for the 1949-50 school year. The years activities started with an orien- tation meeting in College Hall at nine o'cloclc. There we were in- troduced to the faculty, and Mr Clarke told us the procedure for registration. K 2 ,J I 1 I L 've v H 54 ml' Q. 1 P f 'f:t .E 93: P I U V f'A 4 - , 4 - , , , -'A 1 V ' x ' , .. , , , ,J ,, ' ,fy . We A 5 e 1 -ew .- I 'mpg W' ' it V' . V we '- will ,au 1 A V t 3 ,i 4 g'EQgW. LMM. ,. I may ',, , fa fa 0 1 ' fy 1' fi as , - 279' 9 7' 5 - 1 ' , I , 4? '47 ' x 'et Qnnmll , X , 'U t 333 e if e 2,5 y t 0 'FW ,fl-N-if gnu.. get 2 .,Me'1w ' , 6, ' Q -., N- ,,,,-H.,--,-,,,..-Y-, W ' V' 'I r r , D'q,t. , ,,nr.f AAAW, n .HI 5,1 ,.,. , W., 2 A K4 X. -, r ' K' L 4 . '-4 u,g,5o'cf3A r ...tv y n A . ,,. t , x sqm 1' mm-mwzuamnvU'e Q ve ie-W After this orientation the Arts building halls were crowded with students trying to work out their schedules. While registering, we renewed our acquaintances with all our school friends, and talked over the coming school activities. Teachers hurried from room to room with their arms piled so high with papers it was almost impossi- hte to see their faces. Many lines formed. and before the day was over you were pushed into a line you knew nothing about. Registra- tion day will always he remembered as the most eventful day of our high school life. Stud nts N cxme g Z! ,741 Grad f S IRTQ1 Pro O Addr Parent or GuGrd1G ' ? W Dufe of B1 tm Home Add do !L'c'll'493z 9:50 res I 9:55 ll:0u 1:00 2:05 ui' BRIGHAM YOUN TREASU RER FFICE OF THE SE XOR HIGH SCH No.f,,,,-ff' am un u nuance Fee 1,157.0 00 5 00 Addr Acuvmy Fee ff Suvxee Fee ,Ig 50 ,JM-446 Spec1aL,,ff BRIGHAM YOUN OR HXGH SCHOOL , SEN1 Student Recexpt Jia! 7401! Sxgpacure of stride!! FeL,,z 23 50 One of the p t ek pxanne Was schoo stu ents T e purpose uaxnt the new students wxth the cam to make them fed a part of the sc oo Here some of the new students are their fees, so it was one of the first on the steps of the Maeser building. buildings visited. 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I V fu- V I f I 4 . .. . ,4d9 The Education building One of the oldest huiidings on the campus is the Education building. This huiiding was very important fo us at the high school, for our Art De- partment was there, as well as many other classes. On the steps of this historical building we met the 1949- 50 officers of B.Y.U. High, who were there to welcome all the students hack to school. This was our chance to meet those who were to he our executives for the coming year. 2 The Education building The 1949-5 0 Officers PH' K' K.. , 4 , 4, 2 S5 V , , 5 1 5 i I n-xii 31, F .rg , ,QQ ,Q . ,V 'gin . . .. z- I 4, ek N841 E Y 5 s x 5 5 S 'ii' 'A 'Z 1 g, , .. yn , -41.4, F33 z 5 ,MQ 4 Wg, ffl A 1 ft ra . 'i 4- g -' P V 'QXZ 4,, gf, if in- 'I 5 G., 1 K fi 5 t , 1' .2 iff 1 'if A u a 'I EK K , , ,, '- , T70 i In K WVVA I ,Q , ,, fe, 'f ,gf N a., -,ff ,. , ' H, ' Q J':9?T7Ef2?f:rQ ,- .Lv 751 in A 475:-in .Q . ,,,.,,,, G V'-'li 7 r . -rv-'ff - fs ' I M fi 'f 3 f if , 1'5 ' ' ' , gf, ff! . ', ff ' Fab, V . if 1 3 4' r V f, ikkrmri , V: 4 I L ,h --Q54 , jeg!! ' f ' 4. , ' 7 ' U, f 5 95 an 3 Q I , V ,f 3, . S 2 ' w 0 'xy g 1 ' ' ' 3211 2 T is L ' ' , ' K 2lA,gfi,W,,,,,,,, fln, I za- A ,f-,,v.:L5fv7?,,A'.3,,,,,,, , , Lp A! 'm' , 926010- NIMH mmm awww JoAnne Rawlings vvnmla P- l Dixon ' Sedum., Vice-President Chairman Gene Speakman President L E4 yngeaeiitsen Pat Dennis Vice-Presizfen! 17 WE MET 0 li UHIIIIL MATE Some of time best times spent at B.Y.U. High were spent in tile halls between classes. There was always some monkey shine going on, or a laugh in store. Many good friends were made in time hails. These were the most loved times of high school life. 18 1? x ov CJ ' Qu Xe if iw , JY ax oo? oe' wi Q5 go XS X fo ap' 'Sf S995 . g .'0-A' JC 'P Cn 6' lv x A 0- xbf' uqmwx SQ' .35 0 QQ' b by '?Qu-5 o Vx ,Q W ob C. X Q 5 f o Q'.. 0 X96 .5 ' Q7 .gi O 5 ,yt Q, ,, - f- 31' eg. DALUN OAKS as S ' :L President xo J ginmlfligh Sclrool 48 4 49. so Qs -of :dr 49. so 3 nermuu Clul: 49. so 0 X Q Senior Class President 1- N Band 50 0 ' Frencln Clula so ' Y New 49 QQ N K Cradifsilaer: Committee 50 QR . N' JANET OAKS MAURIS JACKMAN Secretary Class Officer 48 Notre Maison 50 quill and Scroll 49 T espian 49, 50 Y'Ixl Cat Stall 49 lllli GLEN GROSIEAN Provo High Sclnool 48 B.Y. Higlx School 49, 50 Football 49, 50 Track 49, 50 Clxorus 49 Opera 49 Band 49, 50 French Club 49, 50 ,X Vice President Provo High 48 Golf 49, 50 Baseliall 48, 49, 50 Football 50 Frenclr Clul: 50 Letterman Clula 50 Clnorus 50 Jr. Prom Chairman lfgviwf is Lf NAYDA HARRISON Soc. C llairman Fauvines 48, 49 Fauvines Presiclent 50 Type team 48 Slxortlrand Team 49 Jr. Class Soc. Chairman Notre Maison 49, 50 CLASS 0F 1950 VERA TURLOUPIS Fauvines 48. 49, 50 Clxorus 50 LAURAL BAKER BOYD DOWDELL Provo Higlm Sclnool 48 French Club 49. so Notre Maison 50 ROGER FERGUSON Provo High School 48, 49 Glee Club B.Y. Higli Scllool 50 Foorbull 48. 49. so Basketball 48, 49, 50 Temxis 49. 50 JOANNA HOBBS Notre lVlaison 48, 49. 50 Tllespians 48, 49. 50 Fauvines 48. 49, 50 Band 48. 49. 50 Debate 48, 49, 50 Cllorus 49. 50 Tlxespian Vice-Pres. 50 Drum Major-elte 50 I9 'W i,' lgiy L U I' Y ,fn-1 .-,,,v:-1.,'Q.-:,a:12f- 4 :.:. ' Q35,,4,g,:g44Q?-f..'.yq 4' .,1, -- 1- 1 , .bto.o.l, , I BILL BERGE Soc. Chairman Coalings Union High Sclmol 48 C. S. F. 48 Buloers Fielcl High Scllool 49 B. Y. Higlx Sclrool Senior Class Social Clnairman 50 Clrorus 50 . i R M 1- 4- 1 ' - f ' K -...Q if 4-'ik . ' nu. ff V 4-wg. JOYCE: JAMES 'Z Roclc Springs, Wyoming Sagelamsher 48 Pep Club 48 Spanish Cluls 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 Fauvines 49 Notre Maison 50 French Cluh 50 ELLEN TERRY Thespian Clulm 48, 49, 50 Thespian Vice-Pres 50 Thespian President 50 Fauvines 48, 49, 50 Notre Maison 48, 49. 50 Vice-President 49 French Cluli 48, 49, 50 Secretary 49 Quill ancl Scroll 50 Oratory 48, 49 Extemporary Spealcing 49 Dehate 50 Denver Univ. Scholarship Photography Cluli Sec. 50 EDDIE MALONEY Fooxhall 48, 49, so Baskefhall 48, 49, so Baseball 48, 49, so French Clulw 49, 50 Letiennen 49, 50 Yearlmoolc Stall 50 Jr. Class Soc. Chairman French Clula Vice-Pres. Golf 49, so L-s JO ANNE RAWLINGS Provo High School 48 B.Y. High School 49. 50 Notre Maison 50 Cheer Leader 49 Fauvines 50 Chorus 50 Stuclent Body Soc. Ch. 50 LA VOY C. ALLRED Hinclcley High School 48, 49 B.Y. High School 50 I ' CARLOS ADAMS Bonneos Ferry High 48 B.Y. High School 49. 50 Shop Club gl, Clif' i SHIRLEEN SPARKS Notre Maison 48. 49, 50 V ' ' Notre Maison Vioe-Pres. A so if 'f dnl W Q' TealmT48, 49 , , , 49,50 fm-fi c1fln.f'Eo cam Boolclceeping Team 50 S, in 3 ,ffl 4 g RICHARD SPENCER c , Provo High School 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 , Footlaall 49, 50 Athletic Manager 50 Q Lcilermans Club 50 Photography Clulm Pres. 50 7.1 A .fha ANNA LOU MILLER Provo High School 48 B.Y, High School 49, 50 Chorus 49, 50 I I Y, 5 f N A 19 ,, I , ,gi Q, O u 49 pf 3 Frlflilctll iljlulx 50 WW Quill and Scroll 50 I Newspaper Stall 50 Fauvines 49, 50 A DEON GREER Provo High School 48, 49 B.Y. High School 50 Footlmall 50 L ' .,, NORMA HENDERSON -:V V M lf: B.Y. High School 49, So V V ' 4-V V :V Thespians 49, 50 2' if fnhfw 'Mi gg VV ' Q -L4 20 K A f ,MQ op WJ I 94V-M054 vim NWC Li 6 l,oQ,t4o WM. ALL. '- 'fby ' A ,A .mo v. 4 , , , ,,, Ai GLVKYOMAM f if? , NORMAN lcllvlBAl.L Q5 , N 4 MARIE HOWARD' Foollooll 49. so , .. 4 Palmyra High Sclwol 49' 49 Tllespians 4s, 49. so h 2: Palmyra Clwwf 48- 49 Ph-hoo-ophy Club so , -l Chow S0 Shi Cluh 50 ' 3213- oyiiwiftsixi? '11 R l BESSlE ORR FRED DIXON M lend H- ll Sch I Pmvo High School 48 22, 49 'g 0 B.Y. High soloool 49. so B.Y. High School 50 JERRY MINSON lclaho Falls High School 48, 49 Bodfelboll 48. 49 Jr. Class Vice-Pres. Slsi Cluh Student Council Rep. Tennis Team B.Y.High School 50 Basketball 50 f ,Neff My cp, 'zz-,. 5 4- 1-:p,r:,-45491 +' f.f'QG,4:,Qz-:.'f.5:', 115,11-z W .eo--1'.'fFt1cffE. ' 44,4 JOANNE HOLDAWAY Wildcat Snail 48, 49 ., Quill and Scroll 49, 50 Fauvines 49, 50 Debate 48, 49, 50 Thespians 48, 49, 50 Thespian Secretary 50 Notre Maison 48, 49. 50 Notre Maison Secretary 49 4514 434 -sl 'Y gm- I 4 o . X f ' 'Q 1 'f Q5 Y- ,Q If ff 1 ' .ao wif, Y my so 4 Wg, W o . o ff gif- W, wsu, W W? ,silly lgiefffi , lf 1 44,555 , ' ' 1. -1 . . . ,wo.5,..o4-5.441-,s-Y .-L ' 4-ffz'f v,,. 1. , 519423165411-, - ' - zo l 'ol-:fx 752. .. ' WLM f f ,o 'WQ Y DONWENTZ Football 50 Letlermen Clulx 50 Chorus 50 Tennis 49, 50 Chorus 50 Photogaphy Clul: 50 o Letterman Club 50 -Stuclent Baldy Vice-Pres. 50 MARIE BRAMALL Springville High School 48, 49 B.Y. High School, so Notre Maison 50 Newspaper Stall 50 Quill and Scroll so French Club 50 JOHNNIE MAYBERRY French Clula 49 Chorus 49. 50 Footliall 49 PAT BULLOCK 4 Bamwell High School 48, 49 B.Y. Highschool 50 BONNIE BEARDALL Springville High School 48, 49 Orpbus Club 48, 49 Girls Glee Club 48 Ivlixecl Clmorus 49 Paper Stall B.Y. Higli Scllool 50 Quill und Scroll so Frencb Club 50 ARTHUR E. DENNIS Pliotograplmy Club 50 GLORIA MOWER Cliorus 48, 49, 50 Opera 49 Fauvines 49 Notre Maison 50 DON GILCHRIST Leueuuuu Club 49, so Football 49. 50 Frencb Club 49 WINONA REECE Fauvines 48, 49, 50 Fauvines Secretary 50 Debate 49 Clmorus 50 Notre Maison 50 , -' 'R Nirriuri f - X , -Z . 'Were . ,,,,u.,,, A . z ffzfh' ,,.',v f .N fi Q I 'F' 'ff' 23' lf., V it 1 . VJ '. ,Y I ,,g.,f,, i 1 X to 3 U- , I 1 As X I ,? ' W X Am u., 096' 9:9 QUINTIN ELDER Provo Higll Scbool 48, 49 Dramatic Art Club B.Y. High Scllool 50 Debate Club 50 Cliorus 50 Football 50 Traclc 50 ANN GRE'TA BALLIF Provo Higb Sclxool 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 Oratory 49 Yearboolc 49, 50 Frencb Club 50 Ski Club 50 Graduation Committee 50 Fauvines 49, 50 Frenclx Club Secretary 50 FRANK ECKLES Provo Higb Scliool 48 B.Y. Higb Scbool 49, 50 Fuurbull 49, so Baseball 48, 49, so Ski Club President 50 Letterman Club 49, 50 Letterman Club Sec. 50 Frencb Club 49, 50 MARY LOU DICKIE Ivlacleocl, Alberta Higb Sclnool 48 Lethbridge Collegiate Institute 49 HY. Higb Scbool 50 Clnorus 50 6 ALBERT MOULTON - I 5 Buud 48, 49,50 I if-It Qi, 1 :L ,.,, Q V t I I C445 M M QAM It ..,e,.',uf, fm-, V34 1 mfg. It ,ffm Wm ROBNALDQ PHILLIPS ,CMV h I , rovo High Scl1ool48, 49 , l b Football 48, 49 t-..,., 0 0,0 f B.Y. High Sclzool 50 933530 vt l01 5f-Pau C30- 22 W1 B'a.fZ,F WAYNE GREGSON Carclston High School 48. 49 Tumbling Club Dance Club Vvrestling Club Bmsltetlmall Team Student Boriy Vice-Pres. B.Y. High School 50 Chorus 50 DOROTHY AUSTIN 7 Provo High School 48, 49 Ski Club 48. 49 Pep Club 49 Dancing 49 B.Y. High School 50 French Club 50 VVAYNE BEAVES Caniston High School 48, 49 B.Y. High School 50 Bancl 50 Chorus 50 Canadian Cluh 50 RENAE SMITH 'X Provo High School 48 B.Y. I-hgh School 49, 50 Chorus TOM KARREN Nlagrath High School 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 Bookofholl 49. so Boooholl 49, 50 Football 49, 50 Jr. Class President Chorus 49, 50 Letterman Clulz 49, 50 l Q 4 'll Q' 4 . om, 5549, Ng l ,,. www A VN 3 ,l44n 445 rf Ei wr A If wif' R or Kgxwk 5.55 -44 4, is , ww' Q idx ' X 1 : .V if . 'L xv' i0 ,l4 43 5 ' , .,,,4, , . , olign 1 1 7 T . 6 V 1' , ' ,,, A f Y, uf f , MEDRA BEAVES Carclston High School 48, 49 Glee Club Vice-Pres. Tumbling Club Dance Club Cheer Leader Bancl Majorette B.Y. High School 50 Notre Mason 50 Chorus 50 VAL STRINGFELLOW Provo High School 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 Football 49, 50 Football Captain 50 Baseball 49, 50 French Cluh 49, 50 Letterman Club 49, 50 Letterman Club Vice- Pres. 50 Yearhooit Stall 50 JEWELL STEPHENS Q' Provo, High School 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 Fauvines 49, 50 Notre Mason 49, 50 PARLEY JUDD B.Y. High School 48, 49, 50 Bohol 48, 49, 50 Chorus 49, 50 RUELENE JACOBSON ' Provo High School 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 Notre Maison 50 Gracluation Committee Fauvines 49, 50 Chorus 49, 50 GAIL FARRER Righy High 48. 49 Clogs Representative 48 G.A.A. Club 48, 49 Beta Epselone Cappa Chorus 48 B.Y. High School 50 x J Chorus 50 f . ' Photography Cluh 50 MARION NORTON Provo High School 48 BY H' h School 49 50 . . lg . Jr. Class Secretary Jr. Prom Committee DON PASSEY 5-Q'gLQjf'w4f9 50 Magma High School 48, 49 Chorus 49' Sb Baslcetllrall 48, 49 Cheerleader 50 48' 49 Yearlooolc Stall 50 B2 12' 49 . X1 , SlnClul5Sec.50 S, ,gclubw Hocliey 50 B.Y. High School 50 MARILYN MORRILL East High School 48 B.Y. l-hgh School 49. 50 Thespians 49, 50 Notre Maison 49, 50 Notre Maison Sec. 50 Chorus 49, 50 Debate 50 Photography Club 50 MAX EGGERTSEN Provo High School 48 Chorus 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 Chorus 49, 50 Football 50 Basketball 49. 50 Baseball 49, 50 Tennis 49, 50 MARILYN Pmasrwlw W B.Y. High School 43, 49, 50 Notre Maison 49. 50 Fauvines 50 Chorus 50 ,A y 4,-X fs ff' 5' XX W . N . KENT LLOYD Football 4.9, 50 Baokofboll 49, so Boroboll 48. 49, so Leno:-mon Club 49, 50 Chorus 48, 50 State Oratory 49 Jr. Class Vice-Pres. Yearhool: 49. 50 Quill ood Scroll 50 Y'ld Coz Staff 48 I? RUTH GAMMON Lincoln High School 48 Cala Qu Wanna 48 Vice-Pres. of Debate 48 B.Y. High School 49. 50 Fauvines 49 Y'lcl Cat Stall 49 Notre Maison 50 JACK WING B.Y. High School 48, 49. so Chorus 49 MAUREEEARL Provo High School 48 B.Y. High School 49, 50 Cheer Leader 49, 50 Chorus 50 Sld Club 50 ROBERT KENT B.Y. High School 50 CLIFFORD CORLESS B.Y. High Sohool 48, 49. so Football 48, 49. so Baseball 48, 49, so Letterman President 50 Clrorus 48. so ' Athletic Mumger 50 sH1R1.EE.N DAYV' Provo Higlr Sclrool 48 B.Y. High Sohool 49, 50 Fauvines 49, 50 Notre Maison 49, 50 lf RALPH RIGBY Tbespians 48, 50 Tennis 49. 50 Choma so Debate 50 Frencb Club 50 Football 49 MARILYN NORTON Social Chairman 48 Tbespians 48. 49. 50 Cborus 48, 49 Fauvines 48, 49 Yearboolr 49. 50 Yearboolc Eclitor 50 Graduation Committee 50 Ski Chih so Sliortliand Club Sec. 50 Type Team 48 RICHARD WHITE Football 48, 49, so Football Captain 50 Soplr. Class President Traclc Team 49 Cborus 50 Yearbook Staff 50 'Q it ELEANOR MEcHA1vi ,ff ig! 9 Choiiia 48, 49, iso 'U X 1 F x F K Fauvmes 48 49 50 ' ies'-as 4, Q3 -' ! C f 4 fo, , 1 v oi.. , Z S, i 17 ai ', , 3 J 73 Notre Maison 50 Opera 49 'LARRY 1NNEs Tennis 49, 50 Frenclr Club 50 Lettemlan Club 50 BEVERLY HANSAN Slrelley Higb Sclrool 48 Provo High Sclmool 49 B.Y. High Scliool 50 Fauvines 50 Clrorus 50 JON KATZENBACH Bi-iiah High School 48 B.Y. High School 49, so Tbespians 49, 50 Bancl 49, 50 Plrotograpliy Club 50 Student Bocly President 50 Cbildrens Tbeatre 49, 50 WANITA RINEGAR Sopli. Class Secretary Fauvines 48, 49. 50 Fauvine Vice-Pres. 50 Student Body Secretary 50 Notre lvlaison 50 Clxorus 48, 50 Type Team 48 JOYCE JEX Notre lVlaison 49 Fauvines 48, 49, 50 Tlrespians 49, 50 f if i l y ' ,, ,.,, ,34,:,H V ' , Y, ,.::,,w 'gg ,igign gl - 1,7 , . V , 7,4 L g , i i i 2 E i ,lim Webster Kent Kerlny gf W4 ,, V ,lv ,W President ' A, I , A-1 Q tfifff' f 2 ' Elaine McDonald V, V V, , fr M 1,2-Ili H ,441 VK 'lm-5 M A ' N A Ai. bf A in n ,.'............. Q! ' 4 ,fu L . mea ' -1'- ' Clinton Nlalcelcau Kay Clarlc fam? 'AW ' wa f Vice'Presiclent Dale Froelicll 4'-H ,gy Vdw,,,, W , 1 J CLASS llll 1951 Rene Morgan Elaine Kimball Secretary l Dee Clnamlzerlain l ,W in fig? Vfvls f mf' 6 fi ji'r' Mi' Laura Lou Hamlmlin Stan Collins Social Chairman Franlc Canfield Social Chairman D'Ann Naeser .lack Biclcmorc 26 ,tes 1 ,ign- Q ,,,, - , ,, ,Y , M F? f if Dale Stevens If l 45:3 4 nl n Jocua Billings lxlnrgarei Hall Ted Nielson Claire McKell Eldon Lloyd J im Websier Carmen Curti Harold Jolley Jerry Gillette Jolm Crawford Darrel Harwood Joan Henclerson Joyce Cluistiansen Dan Vance IZ Allen Morg nl? Mary Mitchell -NS ga CS 'Ff a Lil f I 1 3 , -ff 2 Q I Sandra Beecroft Tlmorald Goulding Ray Moultonh' Leland Blaclc June TIIOIDBB Alunad Slxayesteln Charlene Sessions Wilford Baird Victor Oldroyd Deanne Jacobson Melvin Davidson Albert Clmristensen Ben Haws Jim Judd Krista Nelson 28 ffl ' 'A,, ,? ,,sV V L' W, X .1 X-...fi g WU, b ., f' in n ? fif4' 'ffkv 4'-ri 'E' K' QV' IX -X x- Q 1452.1 5 + J l 95 ii hau- S. it ' ' , -N 7, l am xii ' V 'wil' ' 'ff 'Qui . . f .-fp 'Q kiss , .KKA Q qi? iii' t ...Xi Renee Aklams Ted Harris Scott Thomas Franklin Jenkins Jim Dunford Doris Hunter Dave Young Ed Gibbons Gr:-ug Chamberlain ussell Perry 29 Claudia Parker Bruce Taylor' sham semi' Sheril Shepard Glaydxe Nixon 3 r ,g,,, fi X David Crow ton President Margaret Hayward Roger Bown Barbara Woolscy Vice-PresiJenft Social Chairman Social Chairman 0P CLASS 0F 1952 :sm eta: QM' W3 ,f V 1' ' 463 V: -4 A if Q1 3 V, ,.,, r,,..,,r Q, K X RK Howard Crandall Wester Potter Joyce Cassity Nan Sfeadmant Floyd Nulmer Lynn Swenson Bill Houghton Victor Taylor Ellen Keeler 50 ' M, ' Q 6' f f . ,f v 4 '51 aff: ffya, AI V A QV, ,,.4.,, , i, ,r:,,,fap:grL, ' f M ' 2' ef' Louise Blackllam Secretary if qu as 130 r 1, , ff V1 W-74:7 r 'K -s , -,Q In .5164 - ,, V.. wafwy v -o ' L, L , ' -. in Q Franklyn Smith I Carol Ann Reynolds Q 5' , Gr 5 K Fred Carlson I R , X ,i Nena Flo Law Sinelcla Jacolasen Nlax Westover Beth Black Dix Davis 51 a Verl Roundy Terelle Heiscli Mafy Louise Clarke 4 'lf ' ZW i si . Q Riclmalld Anderson as , , Ag - - , 3 ' 4 sv 4,1 A - , ,A we 1, 'Jig f V L. ' if ., Z, M ,,, ,MN . ,. M, +11--f!2'v4 f, . 1 G-mf Bm + ii 1 ,es i , 'i A v,,..,V,Vi Carol Smith 45. ' 'JO ' A i . . 4 ,, ,arsivy - ,Q f se.: ' , ' ' Jaequelin Engelman Dell-,en Sperry M ff: ff Mx , ,..,mf4, 114 1' J ff we z 51 V L 5. Am, ,y n vii: ff? ' 3 L... A' Q .4 El sv ' 4 .- , W Alf, s if 'fir' , jwfw f , W 47 at Irene Hafen 3 4 W 4 f Q22 ' '1 fluffy ,g , 4 - W, y y, fy Q qv , , ni , c 0 f ,A . J Y W J -. ,K V 7 eff , VH v Q 1 3 rf A J J f ,gy 'F la ai 691:-4 ww A Lf: ' 221 3.4 , Reed Miller I 1- F44 Q35-rf , JT, I: W e 4 'I ' N 'N iigxvj ' '- . , e f , 2 ' 1. LQ f. , 7 1 ' ' p f f ,. -2, 'V , ,i, w 9 4 ., Z4 1., 'ae' 1 f ' f'7f1:' I . ' ' -iz! f ffmf ffi , in 22? ,, W ,gp ' A E , n'll+ ,N A ,ill rl , ly -,n lv . 5 ,fg,y+ . , , 'yikdv . Q 3 if z,v:g1'.g,,Q., ,5-:f4fQ,2, 1 ',..,.g,,ff-m.,f, , . ww, 4. L..m,, Cathryn Collard ' 5-ALM ,wax xg ,,,'ff'f 11-4 .. ' 'l ,2i'f',', if W3 ' y 45 1 ' J A J :,5M+ 5:?a f' In ' . , , V ,Q ' H f ' me 2, Ja W' ' Kelvin Dennett Joanne Jones Kent Dunfrd Hanes Tlmomas Carol Snell Jean Anderson Vera Ann Unger Dee Wilwx Lynn Hardy Jerry Reece Betty Lou Boyd Mary Alice Sauls Joanne Nloore Ricllard Tippets 52 Ed Leger , f I 1 1 ' 4 1 ,f , , J fe 41 I. Q, r. ,, W33,,fk 4,,72f.,.w? , 5 9 of! A ! ff, V f f P f' 1 f' f r f , ,M fi' , , ' ,f u n iff .g W ' , Bud Losee A 5 a Jane Nuttall t 3 lg if N Darrel Bushnell . Ma X a 4 BCHIKBTIJY Jean Cox Jeny Weight David Smith Evan Mangleson Jim Perri mama Earl VV f ,., umm n Z: , Ji.. ga 2 1, - r n h a , V: ' p? . 1 ':'f:': gn i P4 ., M n f - f ' iliffl ' 'L A Vrfr V Emma Lou Davis Kent Hemlrickson Gordon Bmolg Dianlie Darrell Carter 4 , ,' A 1 5 '15 4 , . , 51 y:-Jw,-, ,, f, ,-,,f1:'f:4 Q I 1.L:,33,,, 4, 13355271 't,jf13l fyV, t, X Q ' E, , :JE ' ,Q g7'7 - . . ' viii , If -W W cfc ' wa ,, , a an if f f , ,J , fa, f f ui' f ,, , , 1 X , fi ,W iz- fit? K , 55 ' My f M ' 4. f ' Zliqfzi ' ' 'ls Q. ,vw 1 iff? I F is Q, f 1 , 1 .,, K ,,f ' : l ' I 4 w 5 ., , X 1 'nw library window for the S0Ph0mo'eS' U I I, JM. f Y go ' 11 lace lar meetmg P was a VCU' Popu ,l , 1' .ii If Geral Wilde Blaine Lllild Jean Hughes Robert Smith Carolyn Coe Lynn Hardy Dorothy Nixon Coseite Jacobson Ruth Anderson Lynn Staheli Amolene Snow 54 ,,,...--- BW EM: x -1 ,Mwwf CQ,-,f-,of050'?J 6ga,fwJ J0' JW may MALL , Q ,!wUf',22 W if Qi L 735, ' ,.1,35fA?ffl Bob Walker Prebident 1 , Q f ' 2141- f , ' A ' in a A , f . , - V7 , VV V., , ' , 5 ' 7 V 'f ,fy -,., 1,1 .-.Q,1,, .. , - 1 ..,, - 2, 3 If Nancy Briggs Secretary 9'l'll GRADE CLASS 0F 1953 Gene Speakman Jacqueline Branclley David Kimball Harlow Smoot Janice Biclnnore Social Chairman .W ,.,' , r' V f ' , f.,' 271 f Aff 7i'15QQ,13l,i - 'Q , 'f' i y ... , , Tony Taylor Rodney Hatch Reginald Giles f W ,f V if 13 ff fwi, Doris Hawker Roger Nichols Sucial Chairman Vice-President ww ff? 7 ? ff Dawn A. Ferguson Wayne Stewart Gordon Vtfhatoott Nlary Lynn Wakefield Gem-ge Lee Allen Canfield V V V V ,, i I Q Q n. A gg 970 ' i in as i f gf! n 2 1 Iwi a aie' 1 i i 3 ff ' a W f i '-iV an A ,, . 2 H 2 n in ,A -ee ' f f .p laa , 1in fiiff fnaa 2 U Jfl . VV if , VV gli ,4,,, in V VV Qi W ,RV ,zzz , V f 1 , , an e ,ff i if L - ' ' 1 . I ' Q- -in pf NS' ,T , 2 P' Q - ' 'W , 1 4 f. , ,, 1 je 1 V A, ' 'f , +I, , ,gy 'i'i ' f4fffA ' ' e V 4, - 2 de 4 i , 4, K, Q33 , 56 5' f ' Helen Bauer Virclell Stone Esther Oiclroyd 'V ,f 'f'K I 1-' G - A -4' 05 Fl' we v 'i i 'fs A -an w'x.'4 - i NP- e i e r if ei ef David Wall 22' IE , , KL La Rue Hatch Cathryn Lund Carol Jolly Weston Maw Ann Godfrey Mark Woisey Arlene Goulcling Pat Dennis Lynne Eqgerisen Merlene Jcx A fl! - ,E T, X aff' NV , , i , ,, , I I 1515. ' . V, I ,Qu YU . ' L, ,,,,,, ,,,,,n,, , N , W 0 ,ip 1 H A 37 Gary Luke Moniil Geraldine Hintz Larry Knight David Lee Joan McGregor Me,-, Q., . 1- ,fr . f' f 'ii yy Dortily Pioutz David Mccaren C-J' J V , V'V, , ' Cf HW, ff, V ,' 54, i F f'W' 'l E 244 i -,ei ' ,WQ:r4LfA2'Q, , 'fn W Jolln Hart I Mary Tippeis Carol Allrecl Annette Wing J. PBI-ll Smith President Vice-President Secretary Social Chairman SOCUJI Clldifmllfl 'l'll CLASS 0F 1954 u ff vn 'l if V Tf l1,j ev. , ' f . an ' in ,, f ' V kr! Vfr, v5,,c,w' f ' , ,i . , , , igigwsf- . ,, f I a 1, ' ,,f',,y2f . , A .-k,, i-if . Jw, , f ff , ,Y ,4 ,- , , i a, i 'Q 1 I fm' y Ng, , ,,,',M,.Me4f5,,k 4 i i f i f y i ' A I Z .e V , 'fi fdifuf l ' . -', ,f f: A f ' ' Z ,, ' m f VW' W., i , A 71i':?W 21f'.f'i'f'iN , ' L, ,, 'i i 5 ' ,f ' y 3 i 1 y , a .n.n i . 'i g Qnnn f I .n n,n..n Ei, Vi' f 38 4 ' A ' 1, Kp ' Charles Jam Kathleen Baird Carolyn Gammeu Dick Walker Dixie Foreyilr Carmen Braadly Joyce Gibby Jill Clarke Gary Heiner Dixie Geliring Sue Avery Neal Harding 'G Y. fl' 'Y' i F' Z' we- TM ,z-Lf'-, ff , 55 L Sl1i1-ly Daviclson Gloria Unger Ardian Taylor Hardy Redd g 6 1 5 Q A 'U if r Y, Six: Q, ,L Q I Lai' Q: 3 ,gr 5 e uf' A LR e A 'ii' i Richard Hanson Marjorie Short Gordon Bootlm Dorllly Darllles ae, Karren Webb Conrad Bryner Barbara Allen Jack Clarke 59 .A V,-as 357' 'FWZ 5 .Xe ' I ,e. A A a e ni ta. if James Phillips Vivi Ann Samclgren Fred Spalding Janice Allrecl .ni 'ff-E9z,mf'9 f , , L, f-.,. X . ., :V it I ' q! A..1, 5 , Am My in , iv 'gli Q , Yvonne Rasmussin Colleen Jensen Kathleen Keeler Gary Johnson . .fe '11 ' - '.. Robert Hatch Betty Clark , 13 1,5 wb V Virginia Mesewy K QM sg Djcnrxe X Y' , 'Q rv g 1 ' 'A n - ,nf .v ' o . Allen Bmclcbanlc Gale Gagon Todd Britsch Swen Swensen Gary Lidcliarcl Joan Bishop Sharlene Taylor Dan Wakefield Riclmard Dixon Carol Gleason Bob Finney Richard Davis if 3 e , in e Q' f 40 mi. eh- ,,,. ' ll Agri' AR17xFi3,fQf -4- f'4 2, 7 1 ,4 , vm.. rf K ,Q A A.. 14' Y v' E , in A. ., L, yy, .A , 6 fV,, Jackie Porter Eddie Faulz Clark Harding Janis Taylor Kay Jolmsofn Keitlm Benson Robert Snell Gail Jolly 'lf f Anna Rae Bradshaw Miclnael Hargraves 421'-... I J li 42 The bell rang, and-BOOM-1 we were off to our classes with a rush. I pushing ancl running up the stairs, racing against time -- to see if we could make it before time teachers could close time door and put a black mark at time side of our names ----- LATE -- HA , ff. U' X ff 05363 wif a g if i Z 4 9 lk COOKING W' ' CORE 1 Q 'Z 425 ,rg : LQ . fag of ? gg J V, Science A Clmstensen Science E. Briiilsfbrdm 'I Young -Social Studies n 1 n JJ 'V KX. 'uf '35 'Tx N9 4, 'FW 1' ms NK 46 President Christen Jensen Dr. RCUIDCD-D. Law Dr. Golden L. Woolf President of Brigham Dean of Education Department of Secondary Young University Education A. J h Cl k Piiniipair e Behind the scenes of B.Y.U. High, we found the workers: Custodian, Mr. Phillips: Nlarian Andrew, Helen Young, and Bumell Carrick. 47 Th e Four Cheers 'Nh l ga 2, A wr' . Q J...- av. ... V , .uns - Q .mx ,, , 1 Q W uv. - ., ,' n ,M 1 7.. -WI' ,,, 5,1- l- 21- Q iff' . ,Q .a Q , i , Y ,, if ??f,f5f Zx , 137 2+ of Owen Dixon Richard Spencer Rex Olsen Football Coach ,Athletic Manager Basketball Coach F00'l'liALL Owen and Rex coached the football through a successful season. They started training these hoys weeks before school to get the team in shape for the coming season. Richard Spencer Worked with them as athletic mana- ger and he assisted the coaches in every way he could. First mw: Craig Chamberlain, David Kimhali, Rex Giles, Kent Hendrickson, Blaine Lund, Max Eggertsen, Ed Maloney, Boyd Dowdeil, and Deon Greer. Second row: Don Wentz, Maznis Jackman, Dix Davis, Kent Lloyd, Val Stringfeiiow, Frank Eccles. Ahmad Shayastah, Aihed Christensen, Ronald Gibby. Third low: Alan Canfield. Alan Morgan, David Crowton, Dailin Oaks, Jim Judd, Ed Pinegar, Dick Widte, Glen Grosiean, and Cliff Coriess. Owen Dixon and Rex Olsen, coaches. 50 3 David Cmwlon Clill Corless Dallin Oaks Dix Davis Right End Tackle Tackk End Tom Karren Kent Lloyd Richard Spencer Deon Greer ' End Quarterback End Fullboek Dick White Our two hard fighting captains led B. Y.U. High's football team through many uphill battles. When the going was toughest they were right in the midst of ityinspiring in hoth leadership and play- ing ahility. Val was recognized with all region rating and Diek White made all state. Val Shingfellow 51 ,yd cs. fvfnj? Q f7,,lA!4.D Ed Pinegar Boyd Dowclell Frank Eccles Alan Canfield End Halflzaclz Cenler End Je. J ' ,. 3' 1 wi' 'KY-WST chi.-wi'lf I .. H if f'-g,ii i af, ph 5 - ' 1, 1 Lincoln-B. Y. game, 26 to 0 for Lincoln Craig Chamberlain Tackle Glen Grosiean Nliclr Eggerlsen Halflmapk Halflaacfz Amari Shayastah Ronald Gibby Albert Clmristemen Cender Full Bach End 52 f Donald XNentz End Eddie Maloney Rex Giles Half Back Mauns Jadcman Halflzack Halftaaciz B.Y.U. Higifs football season star- ted out with a Bang when we won time game with Springville! The team showed great possibilities for time coming season and their sparkling new jerseys added to the pep of tile football galnes. Don Gilchrist Tackle Kent Henriclcson Guard .wigs David Kimball Alan Morgan Halftaaclz '12 Jimmy Judd Guard Blaine Lund Tackle A THE DAY IHILLED BY The biggest and most important of school activities at the first of the year were the elections. The vice-president, cheer leaders, and all the junior high officers were elected. The halls were covered with election posters and slogans. This put the school into the elec- tion spirit. OCTOBER 7 The first assembly that was' pre- sentecl this year was put on hy the faculty. We found that most of our teachers were talented per- formers as well as gooci instructors. OCTOBER 10 On this clay the student council met for the first time with all the officers of the school. They worlc- ed up a schedule of the year's events, and they started the syear's activities rolling. OCTOBER 14 One of the first of important foot- ball games with Payson tool: place. B.Y.U. High played a good game, hut was heaten 50 to 7. OCTOBER 15-14 These two ciays were our first ciays of vacation since school had started, The reason for the va- cation was the teacher's institute in Salt Lake. All of our teachers attended so school was dismissed for two ciays. OCTOBER 26 One of tlie most -unique national assemblies that we liacl tllis year was tlxe assembly presented by a couple from Holland. Tliey sang Dutclx songs and told us of tlle clilce in Holland. OCTOBER 27 Our most successful pep rally was lielcl tlle night of tlme 27tl1. The students met in front of tlme scliool, went over to tl'1e vacant lot across from Allen Hall, ancl had a pep rally and a street dance. OCTOBER 28 Toclay we playecl our neighbors to tlxe nortli, American Fork. The game was played at B.Y.. and tlie team had tlie scllool rigllt lse- lmind tliem. The score was 54 to 0 for American Fork. OCTOBER 28 The first senior class party was sclmeclulecl to be held at the lake, but because of poor weatller the class spent the evening in 250 A. Tliere was a dance, and very de- licious clxili was servecl. OCTOBER 31 The Halloween party was spon- sorecl lay the civic clubs of Provo. and the purpose was to lceep time students off the streets. It was held in the Womens gym. Tliere were many fun games, and this certainly was a treat for Y lmigln school. NOVEMBER 3 In the Homecoming parade one of the main objects of interest was the float built lay the art depart' ment, under the direction of Mr. Gunn. The float representing B. Y.U. High received first place in the artistic division. This was one of the many profitable projects of the art classes this year. I. 5 8 J -4 Y tn.-i H f' 'f u . 1 fy i 'i , v , - A ,i ' Aan.. .JN Ty: Vx '1 .' r 'fi-' 7' ' 77 f fix? f,-7 'W' 1 .1 4' N ' i ' ' ,JJ X sf ,X-A-Qgcim-X! F, 54 v3 rx A sl ',. A 4 ,, lf: hi ' 1,-v,-. x', , ,Q ' -1 Igr J! 4- ,r aff' fl -. SQL .QWQRAQQU ' I . wgyfiir Q91 A ,l V --... -Q- I ' 'V , .SN - S ' , iv 1 . 'T . 5 SQ ,zf f 1 Digi'-I K in , Al M it Yi, ! H , ' , ,V ,ffjgpte fy 7:: .4,p4 I 5 !, ,AV. i J, 1 X 4 I - -my wr' 4 ' an-...air -. 'I ro , ' 1 i,! ij! if , f' 5 .,.... j 119, K b.P RUMPELSTILSKIN NOVEMBER 5 The first presentation of the CI'1iIdfCH,S Theatre this year, was tile wonderful fairy tale, Rumpei- stiisicin. Jon Katzeninack did an outstanding join in portraying, this mean little man, and with the help of a very good cast, this play proved to be one of the most out- standing in tiie CiliICITCH'S The- atre. CAST Rumpeisfiitslcin .. Jon Katzeninacii Mother Hilda .......... Ellen Terry Milier's ciaugiiter -- Krista Nelson Miller .................... Dale FTOCliCI'l MiIier's wife .... Elaine McDonald Gotiiel ........................ Kent Kirby lngert .......... ...... B ill Houghton King ...................... Leland Black Kings son ................ Reed Miller Ladies of Court .. Jewel Stephens Irene Hafen Page ........................ Louise Clark ,kr A 1, lv4 ,sf A9 I 5, it NOVEMBER 7 f.: x ? g ,. '2- 7 .1 I ! 1 1 Lug avfad The sophomores were honored the first week of November. They had a breakfast the moming of the 7th, and throughout the week they had a movie, and saw the sopho- more hoys play basketball. NOVEMBER l 1 The Sadie Hawkins dance was one of the most successful dances of the year. This was the chance for the girls to catch their man. Manyin' Sam was there to per- form the wedding ceremony for all those who wanted to he mar- riecl. NOVEMBER 14 One of the most interesting national assemblies we had-this year was the one with the woman sea diver relating her experiences in this business. She had a dis- play of marine life that added to the interest of her lecture. NOVEMBER 18 For the first time in many years the band received new uniforms. They are very good looking uni- forms and certainly add to the pep of B.Y.U. High School. NOVEMBER 18 The party that the girls enjoyecl most was the slumber party in the lVlen's gym. The girls came out in their louciest pajamas for the party. The refreshments were ser- vecl by the Home EC. department. They consisted of hot chocolate and chili. This was a sleepless night for the girls of B.Y.U. High, but one of the best parties of the yea. NOVEMBER 18 The band presented its first as- sembly of the year. VVe all realize how much worlc has gone into the band, for they are nearly the best in the region. The bancl shoulcl be congratulated for its fine sup- port this year at all the football and basketball games. It certainly adciecl to the spirit of the school. At NOVEMBER 23 The first Fauvine assembly was presented today. All of the Fau- vines participated, and they show- ed a lot of creative ability and talent. The theme of the slum- ber party was carriecl throughout the assembly, and the climax of the clay's activities was the slum- ber party for the girls of the high school. NOVEMBER 24-25 School was dismissed for two days for Thanksgiving. Everyone was happy that this vacation came along to give them a chance to relax for a few days. NOVEMBER 30 In accordance with Safety Week, Ab Jenkins came to the high school to lecture about his experi- ences in driving and racing. We saw a very interesting movie, that was narrated hy him. Mr. Jenkins brought his famous Monnon Meteor with him and displayed it to the students. DECEMBER 2 B.Y.U. High was very weii rep- resented in the city Christmas parade, hy the high school hand. In their snappy uniforms, under the leadership of Joanna Hohhs, the Drum Majorette, they looked very good, and the high school was very proud of them. W DECEMBER 2 The hest float the art department made this year was the float for the Christmas parade. It was a huge toy solder, and the arms and head moved up and down. Many long hours were spent Building this float. It was so hig, it was hard to make. This float was the suhject of a number of newspaper articles which highly commended the high school for constructing such a unique float. With outstanding portrayal of characters, and very good stage props, Little Women proved to he one of the outstand- ing productions of the Childrens Theatre. There were two casts that alternated performances to give more students a chance to work in the theatre, and make it possible for nearly all the child- ren of Provo to see the play. LI'l'l'LE WIIMEN FIRST CAST Jo .......................... Joanna Hobbs Meg .................... Nlarion Norton Beth ...................... June Thomas Amy .................... Gladys Nixon Marmee ............ Marilyn Morrill Aunt March ................ Joyce Jex Laurie .................... Lynn Staheii Hannah ........ Charlene Sessions First Girl ............ Dorthy Nixon Second Girl' ...... Jean Anderson Third Girl .......... Dianne Moniii Mr. March ............ Ralph Righy SECOND CAST Jo ........................ Ruth Anderson Meg ................ Louise Blacicham Beth .................. Betty Lou Boyd Amy ........................ Ellen Keeler Mannee ........ Emma Lou Davis Aunt Much .... Joan Henderson Laurie ................ Lynn Swensen Hannah ................ Joyce Casity First Girl ................ Shirlene Day Second Girl ................ Jean Cox Third Girl ........ Sheida Jacobson Mr. March ............ Ralph Rigby DECEMBER 15 The high school chorus, under the direction of our own Mr. Fred M. Webb, presented a very success- ful concert in combination with the band lead by Farrell Madsen. The concert was heard in the Jo- seph Smith Auditorium Izzy a large and appreciative audience. The chorus and the band should be congratulated for the fine worlc they have done this year. -1 i , M 2 tt it . Ben S5031 0Yt mass 0 f e 13 Modera . tiig I0 -Qt HT PROGRAM O Lord Most Nlerciful from Concone s Mass m F An Evening's Pastorale .......... Wilford Shaw Today There ls Ringing .... F. M. Christiansen The Holy City ........................................ Adam Lullaby ..............,..................................... Mozart Go Tell It On The Momitain .- Negro Spiritual Baiaion is Fallen ..... ....................... Noble Cain Men Of Nligilt, Mamh ........... .. ........... Niarettu Salvation ls Created Chorale ...... Cliesnolcov A Walking Tune ............................ Grundman Jingle Bells ....... .. ................... Pierpont-Vvebb Silent Night ............. .. .... - ........ .. ........... Gruber h -,I Pd ha. g, -l . Q A AQSI -ll If U L3 - E.-i .Q AA Q lg Abu' AA Wuflh . hu, ':2':-fam: - Ella D L9 QEE: 1 N li - - :F':u., I M38 ' 'vu-:'lu I. I.. I ':-- l Q- Qhzggt-L eg ig, , A A Axx -. 0-zsfgussuq. -A i- n A u 25 Ax ' . 0 Y 1 ,- . , A ts: f 5' . A - L Ag' i QA, Q r: : I my A -Ax 1 n gg A A t i 1 I 7 U' u -,u,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, U ' H ' H ing?-qt: C l C8 0 WXQ lg nl! Q A . 11. 11 B . I i A J4., i ' Y - A A AA F ix ' A-: 1 I ' 3 A H , Chi- of A A E- - 1'4 --. A 0' A ' U' -- ' . I I . T A 'f' A A I I 0 f I i - A fa Joy to the World, Christmas Processional Mamh ............. ....... Marcelli 65 .4 7' .y ff, , ,519 . , 2 ff Q Q, f 3 , f ' Q Q ' E P ' , ,ju 'SA vi! P jf' fr , fs CHORUS First row: Blaine Lund, Jim Perri, Kent Dunford, Roger Bown, Bruce Taylor, Victor Oldroyd, Gloria Mower, Mary Lou Dickie, Nayda Harrison, Joanna Hohhs, Eleanor Meacham. Second row: Parley Judd, Richard Spencer, Ral h Righy, Jim Dunford, Fred Dixon, Elder, Clair McKell, Beth Kerhy, Vera Turloupis, Shirleen Sparks, Renee Morgan, Nlary Nlitchell. Third row: Dale Stevens, Delbert Sperry, Bill Berge, Ahmad Shayastah, Frank Canfield, Jim Wehster, Darrell Bushnell, Emma Lou Davis, Dianne Mordll, Vera Unger, Vvanita Pinegar, Renae Adams: Fourth row: Jaclc Biclcmore, Lyman Hardy, Stan Collins, Ron Phillips, Verl Rounidy, John Mayheny, Doris Hunter, Winona Reese, Joyce Jex, Betty Lou Boyd, and Claudia Parker. First row: Louise Clarlc, Joyce Christiansen, Joetta Billings, Cathryn Collard, Nlargret Hayward, Max Eggertsen, Dale Berge, Wayne Beaves, WHYDE Gregson. Second POW! Carolyn COC. Barbara Wvlsey, Mailyn Prestwich, Krista Nelson, Margret Hall, Sharon Berrett, Kent Lloyd, Mamis Jackman, Clinton Nlalcelcau, Norman Kimball. Third row: Mane Bramall, Ellen Keeler, Elaine Kimball, Laura Lou Hamh- lin, Rae Deon Moulton, Gladie Nixon, Nlauree Earl, Jo Anne Rawlings, Lynn Hardy, Richard VVe'aver. Fourth row: Elaine MacDonald. Ruelene Jaoohson, Madon Norton, Medra Beaves, .loan Henderson, Beverly Hanson, Manlyn Nlorrill, Dick Wliite, Howard Crandall, Darrell Harwood, Mr. Wehh, Instructor. . ' V . A' . K' 1 :V Q . 'A 2. V ,, 1 4' f. , 64 Y iyarglvz re' FIRSI' BAND .- Jerry Gillette, Larry Knight, Robert Smith, Dallin Oaks, Kathleen Keeler, Joanna Hohlws, lrene Halen, Bert Moulton, Dix Davis, Amolene Snow, Rae Moul- ton, Kelvin Dennett, Adrianne Taylor, Sue Avery, Richard Earl, Even Nlangelson, .lon Katzenlaach, Par- ley Juclrl, Lynn Staheli, Neal Harding, Gorclon VVhatcott, Mark Wmlwy, Claudia Parker, Wayne Beaves, Bill Houghton, D'Ann Naeser, Haynes Thomas, Ed Pinegar. Kay Wanen Clarlc, Gary Brown, Franklin Jenkins, John Hart, George Lee, Wester Potter, Alhert Christensen, Delhent Sperry, Dan Vance, Allen Canfield, Jerry Weight, Jerry Reece, Nena Flo Law, Reecl Milla, anal Glen Gros- jean. SECOND BAND ,- Larry Knight, Neal Harding, Kathleen Keeler, Jill Clark, Gordon Whatmh, Gordon Booth, Carolyn Gamett, Westen Nlorrill, Robert Finny, Swen Swen- son. Kathleen Baird, Janice Allred, Kelvin Dennett, Aclrianne Taylor, Sue Avery, Rex Giles, Max West- over, Carol Gleason, Mark Wolsey, Ann Romney, Gale Gaygon, Ton Taylor, David Wall, Rjcharcl Hansen, Diclc Walier, Fred Spalding, Gary Lidcli- ard, Richard Lee, Grant Miller, Jael: Clarlc, Blaine Llmci, Handy Redd. George Lee. John Hart, Paul Smith, Robert Hatch, and Brent Broclclbanll. v n 54 'ff' 'x ' X N t v w Helen ,, y, 1 r tk in a t 'K lx ff! l l i, lr.,-'Y LE ll U Pal: +fi t Mary Lynn '1 DECEMBER 15 To get the hoys of B.Y.U. High into shape for basketball, intra- murals were held hetween teams in the school. The two teams that fought for the crown, were, The Canadians and The Boys. The Boys came out as the victors. DECEMBER I8 School was dismissed, and we were off to our homes full of Christmas spirit. Our Christmas was typically old fashioned, much snow, and much fun. DECEMBER 19 The seniors were very proud of the way the Hop hlmecl out. There was a good crowd, and the theme was very appropriate, f-f usnowflalce Fantacyf' JANUARY 5 Back in school after a wonderful holiday. Everyone seemed glad to he hack to school, and were ready to settle flown for another six months. JANUARY 6 We wont Lincoln was the first team that we played this season and a most happy game for us. We carried throughout the rest of the season with nearly all vic- tories. J anne Ho1AaWBY' Seavifmry . Ellen any' 1-me 'Www' JL wh W' an ww: Krista Neiman BL-ack, .lov-2 Sham Barrett- F0 Lpuise N 100 . ' - non. ' Morin' Gmrlene sewons' Hammm' Ghaxf Wade' E-nen Keeler.i?L533 bag' K-mban. Lpi1i0bb9 Vice Prem- Spvnsor. Fw NW' 1 M'- . . , M v J et H ndel'B0nv Serfam Samazasfarw ww- he e Pres' MHi1Y9 Norbno Dale to TIIESPIA S To eclelorate the coming of the New Year, the Thespians presented Black Magic, the theme of their annual New Years Dance. Though it was a little later than New Years, it certainly started time New Year right. This dramatic club is affiliated with the national organization of the Times- pians and also is connected with the Ci1iIcIren's Theatre. A in Tom KBTPCU Jerry' Minsan JANUARY 15 The American Fork Basket- ball team and our B. Y. team gave a smash-up show of thrills and chills. After a successful first game with the Lincoln Tigers we added another win to our record by defeating this strong con- tending team, 42-39. F' I Iv QQ f Y? Soon Thomas Eldon Lloyd g We VVon X 69 , ,ff I .f H I I Divid Young Jim Dtmforrl Max Egzgertson i - 7 14 , ,,. ,t - ffl Y .. .. I I Stan 4Cf Albert Christamon f ,W I A,-on---x--W Mary Louise Clark Jean Anclenon Ruilm Anderson Yeah Sopllomoresln First mw: Kent Dunford, Gary Brown, Darrell Carter. Ed Pinegar. Second row: Coach Owen Dixon. Allen Canfield, Dee Wilcox, Da- vitl Cmwton, Dix Davis. Jerry Weight. 71 QUILL and GRIILL The Quill and Scroll Club, affili- ated with the international society, published this year a much needed student directory. Names, addresses, and phone numbers were included in these directorys for the use of the students. First row: Bonnie Beardall. Made Bramall, Janet Oaks, and Anna Lou Nliller. Second row: Mr. Mercer, adviser: Ellen Terry. and Kent Lloyd, LETT BME JANUARY I3 Tlie Letterman Assemlaly was lmelrl on January 13 and presented a very entertaining lmour witli tlie Clint, Texas Boys. Dave Young was master of ceremonies and car- riecl us tlnrouglm an lrour of lauglms. The annual Letterman Dance was presented tlle following niglit at the Social Hall with all the scliools of tlie region invited to come. 5 First row: K tl.l 1'l,l..a l Dll en oy rry nnes. a in Oalcs Val Strmglellow Vice Pres Alan Morgan Stan Collins .lim Webster Don Wentz. and Fred Dixon. Second row: Ab Clmstensen Rlclxarzl Spencer Frank Eclcles Sec Mauna .laclcman Eclward Maroney Tom Karren, Don Gilclxrist, .lim Juclrl. Clifford Corless President Pb 3 .0 I, 'sf 'Fai an MJ ' firing I ,fog I -Q, . V ' ' ' I f' -fc-1f.y,w ff, ,fy ,J . . I , 5 5 N i vu 4' D' h Q f - . ,,, ,, , N I fl nw V A 'SW .a,,f- ,., QV 1.-4 'S , ,, f, ,My JANUARY 17 The Ice Skating Party at the iaice was one of the most en- joyahie activities of the year. You can see that it takes more than cold weather to keep B.Y. U. High kids from having a good time. JANUARY 19 A new outdoor Drogram was starteci this year when the Jr. High presented a Snow Carnival. Different figurines were made with snow and pri- zes were given for the most original. JANUARY 24 The students of B.Y.U. High were shoclced to hear of the sudden death of their heloved teacher and friend, Mr. Herhert K. Christen- sen. The following letter which was written hy Mr. Clarlc express- es the sentiments of the entire student body, HVVe desire to ex- press our heartfelt sympathy in the loss of your dear hushand and father. Herhert Christensen. We feel that in his death you have temporarily lost a devoted and loyal companion. To him, his fami- ly was Gods greatest gift: for them he gave his time, his effort and all his love. The memhers of the B. Y. U. faculty feel that we have lost a J friend and leader, hut we are honored to have walked with him for a little while. He was ever devoted to the cause of truth. Through his constant striving to achieve, he developed great gifts of judge- i ment, wisdom. and simple dignity. Though he has served in many capacities, his devotion to young people was of paramount importance in his mind and heart, He saw in teacher education a great opportunity to prepare leaders who would have wisdom and insight into the prohlems of youth. MRS. JULIA CAINE A fine Bdditwfl to OUT school Front row: Marilyn Norton, Joanne Holdaway, Mr. Sparks, Vera Turloupis. cluhs this year was the initiation of the shorthand club. This group of girls under the direction of Mr. Leroy Sparks were the charter memhers. Many enter- taining projects were participated ln. Back row: Sandra Beecroft, Carmen Curtis, Janet Oaks, June Thomas. 75 JANUARY 27 Our pep ciuh appeared many times to cheer our Vvilcicat team on to Victory. They are to he congratulated for their 76 smart new uniforms and their original marches. JANUARY 27 The game with Pleasant Grove on our floor was one of the most exciting games of the season. We were very excited when the last huzzer souncieci with the score 45-41 for B.Y. High. To celehrate our victory, a dance was held in 250-A with hoth schools invited. FEBRUARY 5 The Junior High Schools of the city joined together and peresenteci a Farrer, Dixon, Y Dance in the VVomen's Gym. Now that was a way to get acquainted. NQITHE MAI 0 I FEBRUARY 4 One of the most delightful clances of the' year was the First row: Joanna Hobbs, Nena Flo Law, Ruth Gammon, Niarilyn Nlorrill, Sec.: Charlene Sessions, Mm. Ruth Young, Sponsor. Stconci row: Sandra Beecroft, Slmirleen Day, Medra Beaves, Mad- lyn Prestwicil, Vice-Pres.: Jo Anne Rawlings, Amoiene Snow, VVinona Reese. Third row: Janet Oaks, President: Vera Unger, Diane Mordll. Jewel Stevns, Joyce Jex, Naycla Harrison, Sixerlene Q-.A-'ff Xxfaniba Dianna' Notre Maison Annual Sweet- heart Bali, held in time Banquet Hall of tile Joseph Smith Build- ing. Tile Queen and her atten- dants were presented to us during a very original minstrei assembly. Naycia Harrison, Marilyn Monill and Marilyn Prestwick received these hon- ors. 77 ff , FEBRUARY 10 B.Y.U. High met Lincoln on the floor of the VVomen's Gym on February 10. Lincoln pulled ahead in the last few minutes of the game to win, 45-40. FEBRUARY 1 1 A tohogan party Was held in Provo Canyon by the Student Council on February ll, after which they returned to Provo for refreshments and more fun. This year the Student Council has been active in- planning the good times we have haci and solving the many problems that were presented to them. First row: Nlarion Norton, Marilyn Norton, Mary Ann Godfrey, Lynn Eggertson, Pat Dennis, Mauree Earl, Renee Morgan, Wanita Pine- gar, Jo Anne Rawlings, Jon Katzenhach, Second row: Brent Broclch ank, John Hart, Bob Webster, Gene Speakman, Dave Crowton, Rich- ard Spencer. Jim Webster, Dallin Oaks, Fred Dixon, Wayne Sorenson, Advisor. STUIIE 'l' 00U CIL FAUVI E FEBRUARY 16 The day before the American Fork game on February 16, tlae Fauvines filled up the halls practicing for their half-time activities at the game. The Fauvines are to be commended for a very fine job of marching at all the games. First row: Joyce Jex, Cllarlene Sessions, Mary Collard Betty Lou Boyd Carol Ann Reynolds Mary Alice Sauls Winona Reese Vice Pres DAnn Naeser, and Rae Moulton. Second row Gladys Nixon JoAnn Rawlings Barbara Wolsey Manlyn Prestwicla Deanne Jacobson Laura Lou Hamlslin, Elaine Kimball, Anna Lou Miller and Ruelene Jacobson Tlxrrd row Vera TUFIOUPIS Margaret Hayward Arolene Snow, Jewel Steplmens, Sliirleen Day, Nena Flo Law Janet Oalcs Joetta Billings and Mrs lVlary Dean Gilbert Advisor Fourtlx row Nlary Mitchell, Joanna Hobbs, Nayda Harrison President Renee Morgan Beverly Hansen Wanrta Pmegar Sec Doris Hunter Ellen Terry and Ann Greta Ballil. 'KJ' FEBRUARY 17 Our Fauvines marched at everY season game and gave their Ioyai support to the team. Their half time activities certainly ad- ded to the game and to the school pep. FEBRUARY 17 B.Y.U. High met American Fork on their floor on Fehruary 17. AF. was the most difficult team that we played in the re- gion, hut we came out with flying colors as the Winners 40-26. FEBRUARY 18 . ' The Junior High held its Val- entine Dance on February 18. Theyhad a very good crowd out and it was one of the most successful dances of the year. FEBRUARY 21 The chorus has heen singing at many of the wards in Provo all year long. They have re- ceived many compliments at their various puhiic concerts. FEBRUARY 24 B.Y.U. High played Lehi on our own floor on February 24. The gym was packed with fans rooting for hoth teams, spurr- ing them on to victory. We came out ahead 52-29, and then we all went to the Mardi Gras. Q 1 Y f 4 ! H .4 we X First row Nlary Alice Sauls Carol An Reynolds D anne .lacoluson Dorothy Austin, Rae Moulton, len Keeler Laural Balcer Mane Bramall Bonnie Bearclall Seconcl Row Mary Mitchell, Bruce Taylor, Claire lVlcKell Dallm Oaks Mauns Jackman Bolo Smith and Ellen Terry Thrcl row: lVlr. Mercer, A visor Ab Clmnstensen Pres Dale Berge Val Stnngfellow Larry lnnes Ralph Rgloy, and absent for The French cluln has loeen one of the most active clubs of the year. They held a numlaer ol partys in which only French was spolcen. Their most successful clance was the Mardi Gras, on Feb. 24. They llacl favors ol hats, cerpenline, ancl conlelti. which capturecl the French feeling. Z 5 C5 ,I Y .3 I 7, 'Wg Cixi-xrter memlaers ot time Sid cluin were Marilyn Norton, Roloert Brailstord, faculty advisor, Marilyn Nlorrill, Dick Rutix Gammon, Owen Dixon, faculty advisor, Joyce James, and Earl. Seconcl rwvv-f Even Mangelson, Jon Katzenbacil, Riclmarci Marion Norton, Sec. Second row: Allan Morgan, Vice-Pres: Spencer, Jolm Crawford, Allan Morgan, and Albert Christen- Ed Pinegar, Fred Carlson, Dawna Ferguson, Lynne Eggertsen, sen. Tlmircl row: Weston Morrill, Ellen Terry, Sec.: Russell Pat Dennis, Jim Webster and Frank Eccles, President: absent Perry, Pres., Franklin Jenkins, anci Ben Haws. from picture. I., . 1? Q, ,,., 5591 5 1 qw.. 82 r 1 First row: Paul Smith, Dorothy Plautz, Kathryn Lund, Janette Brimhalt, Carol Gleason, Betty Clark, and Miss Berry, tacutty Advisor. Second row: Brent Brockhank, Gerat Wilde, La Rae Hatch, Mary Ann Godtrey, Nancy Briggs, Mary Lynne Wake- tield, and Joan McGregor. Third row: John Hart, Evan tvtan- gteson, Ntarityn Monill, Geraldine Hintze, Arlene Goulding, Esther Otudroyd, and Gary Liddiard. it Qu 3- Xu' Q0 ' ,gig ,. , A ' j ' X I r f First row: Nancy Briggs, Janice Bickmore, Doris Hawker, Geraldine Hintze, Arlene Goulding, Esther Otdroyd, Janette Brimhall, Carol Gleason, Betty Clark, Janis Taylor, Mrs. Young, faculty advisor. Second row: Mary Lynn Wakefield, Mary Ann Godfrey, Dorothy Plautz, La Rue Hatch, Joan McGregor, Carman Brandty, Gloria Unger, Jill Clarke and Sharlene Tay- lor. Third row: Helen Bauer, Kathryn Lund, Joan Bishop, Carol Boyden, Anna Rae Bradshaw, Pat Baum, Virginia Rae Mesewy, Kay Johnson, Sue Avery. Fourth row: Lynn Eggert- sen, Pat Dennis, Dawn Ferguson, Jackie Porter, Gate Gagon, Anne Romney, Connie Boyden Joyce Gihhy Dixie Forsyth. 85 REPRESENTIVE GIRL Soft spoken Rueiene couidn't help being a campus favorite. Her pleasant and sincere way made conversation a down right cheery experience and one mucii sought after. Not only was sine admired and liked by ali, but ixer ioyai concern for others was always rated as tops. A campus queen'-Our gal Rueienef' RUELENE JACOBSON REPRESENTIVE BUY Mauris was a iad with a personality that made him known as a friend to everyone. It was hard to resist a big smile and friendly 'Hello' when they were being dished out in double scoops all day. Our Boy 'Mo' A Real Good Joel MAURIS JAC D p r Y ,finffweffflf fuff' we We fp!-f REPRESENTIVE BIIY A warm personality and friendliness aclclecl up to Representative Boy of the Junior High in the person of Bob Vvehster. This lad. who has shown plenty of school spirit and initiative, will go far in his high school career. BOB VVEBSTER '---.,,, 0 fwfri :-1fA i i ,li REPRESENTIVE GIRL The Junior High choose a fine gat when they elected Nancy Briggs as their Representative Girl. Her sweet smile and willingness to do her share made her known to everyone. NANCY BRIGGS 02,40 'hu of ,Q V' . A f . 2 fm- ' 1 Y , '- f- 14-.l,:,.-WV. 1,1i5,4,V,,-iv Q z ygj alu ,:,,:jgegs-155.5 rr., .- , , -V I K ,. f :kfV!, ,3i' - f ,1 3 'gf--Y 'Lsil1L3't ,f1f ,' V- ' ' - , , f , , f. -4 pr gfa,,,,,ff'-,ww ,115 y - - L ll of the IIRAGO fi we of F' ..-'fx' FEBRUARY 25, 24, 25 The Land of the Dragon was one of the last presentations of the Child- ren's Theatre. It was fun of humor, and one of the most entertaining plays of the year. Stage Manager, Glen Grosjean: Jade Pure, Ellen Terry: Small one, Jim Peri: 24th Cousin, Geral Wilde: 21st Cousin, Janet Oaks: 22nd Cousin, Norma Henderson, Property Men and Villagers, Dick Earl, Evan 25rd Cousin, Sharon Berrett: Precious Harp, Joanne Hqldaways Mangelson. Wester Potter, and Russ Parry. covet Spring. Jon Katzenlmactl: Road Vvanclerer, Danin Oaksg The Speech Department, haclc in natural character. MARCH 5 The Wildcats played Pleas- ant Grove on Nlarch 5 to cinch the title of Region Champ. After winning 47- 56, B.Y. High was able to go to the State tournament as first Place. MARCH9 To give the hoys a hig boost at the tournament, the halls were decorated in our school colors and Good Luck was everyone's wish to them. FEBRUARY 26 Val and Ed signed up for a Yearhoolc Class last fall, hut fate had hetter uses for such talent. Here they are shown constructing a map of Utah county, which will he exhibited downtown in the County Building. the City and County Build- ing. , t, FEBRUARY 27 After school had heen in session for some time this ear, the loclcers seemed to hecome very dirty and full of old papers. Therefore a clean-up contest was held between the Junior High and the Senior High. Be- cause of workers like these, the Junior Hgh easily won. el, x MARCH 15 They're off! As region III Champs we set out to add more scalps to our belt at the tournament in Salt Lake. It looked like the boys weren't the only excited ones over the prospect of success- Ful games. ULU HH ' Oisix' ,'cf v,' gpm 1 '- D x LINES , Zlfke Front row: Jerry Mimon, Max Eggertson, Scott Thomas Kent Lloyd R.1ChBl'd Spencer Coach Owen Dixon. Bad: row: Eldon Lloyd, Tom Karren, Stan Collins David Young Mauns Jackman, Albert Chrisienson. Coach Rex Olsen. ISI' 88 'T C7 Y High clicl all right when they piclcecl four such charming girls as Marion Norton, Mauree Earl, Carmen Curtis, and Joyce Christiansen as cheer leaders. They've lead us through a very successful lnaslcethall season ancl earnecl themselves the privilege oi being chosen most sophisticated cheerleaders at the B tournament. The Wildcat team gave their fans plenty of excitement anti showed reai playing ahility against the other Champs at the toumament. Spealcing of champs, Tom Karren really made a name for himself in basketball -'such honors as All State , most valuable playerng most polished playernp most promis- ing college player , were heaped upon this lad from Canada. ,Ki f fy ' , f, ,, 4, . ,,- W ,MV J! 4 IX! x 712' -- I A ASATCH DIXIE M04SA7'C IK! AM 2 F02 Roos! v TAR: CIT 3 4 SEV AMERICAN F0214 A V H AM I N Forza: P263-7.?1.-- c I 9' I D n : Hd 'E - . l l T T 5 ' Ro A-VEL I : B , I BYHI H ' 1 BY ' 5 5 I I 743K C iii.. ' .PEZLI1 - - ' QQQMQ1 Agile. Fong -571' an Nl I- 4 E' V 3 52 12' MORON 25- V52 I ' I Bsnvsz p 6 A ' , PL I. I I ' , - an 2: I 1 , I ' ' ' : : JuA B 1 - I A I I 9-rw 0 -' ' l.Mze.12er-I U - 1 ' SI! . IJ BIN6' i M u U ' I 4 l A-F MON! E O JUA : U Monza , WPRA 0,0205 CHA MPIONSHIP FL 1 C71-IT CONSOLA TION FLIGHT 90 MARCH 15-19 Tournament Time! Remem- ber all the cheering crowcls, time cute cheerleaders, the flashy ball players and the exciting games? Our team was right in there at the top, fighting every step of time way for their Alma Mater. We really felt proud to belong to a school with champions out on the floor and in the cheering section show- ing their good sportsmanship. UL No, 5 Vol. 'Z , Pep Club Completes in Plans Por April 28 The Faux me' P their annual Din! Y High April 4, 1950 sembly on the B- - i as A ' ' A h Smit the J osep 85 to Y, .ean At the dinner. 1 ' dance, the mer ' rtners, ar their pa guests wl1O and the team, N en honoring Charlene tl'i+ 1 the sponsor a l new oiiicers ic announced by years presider the Chairman 595: Harnblin as C the May they any After the i ly Off be vvf 5 and theme. The i. decorated a th direction ol ga man, and th members: ll lene Snow. ' ol Ann Re .ickets e d persons The assf theme car instead, tl? will be pl Y. igh and y. wlih the monies. T the direc chairman Duties YQSQQQGS ts put in- The 6 chairman be one i Depart- Y X I year' 5 teaching l . l I - Yand Gen. Journalism Group I Wgldgqtg Dog L 9th grade Edits Paper in Class - 8 has we lx H I Delta 44 20 adg for the A The Cali at ' n has been school is written and edited by the a wa I n B- Y- high Schflol ,g staff to journalism class. The paper comes Rabbits of Delta high ' tl once a month, , victory in the Univer . . . ' d r Prom of B Y. High will be heldxqgld house Thurs ay ' at Delta was held wi out approxima e y h staff is assigned :e and geo- Each member of t e N 't for each The annual Junio . Tuesday, April 4 at the 'Joseph Smith Ballroom starting 1 goal in the second q l l one or more stories to wri e -F, lisSue. 2 Tien? Morgandis editor in chief, 8130 P-ITL t an San ,An QYSOY1 is 'b'-15311955 Corsages will be in order for the semi-formal event. Semi- ears Cham S uued ?Ja'EfiergtZgmSt0n Mercer 15 advlser formal means that the girls will wear iormals and the boys it hglftimep 0,51-mg i After mg copy is prepared in come dressed up in their best suit. Two fi-oe throws by class, it is sent to theB.Y.U. PressL H- V Mr M i A ' M . w.u b i . h d b J bil Ted Palm were l l Where the type is Set and galley? V 1 H usic ii fi urnis e y aclg bit counter in the 1 iproofs are made. When the proofs' U l Anson an 19 es may be secure B Y hi h closed the committee, have been read for errors, the Stan members ln the Plcillfel lmfn any 'mmol Class mefnber qt 1 Qki, gackman anne Rawlings, 'material is returned to the press above are, left P0 rlght' from rowl oglggri The Cost of the tickets xs rivetting five goals to G th where the paper is then printed' Sandra Beecroft, Jean Anderson, 5 - 3 Couple- seconds to iatten 1 SWS 9 NO subscription charge is made Nan Steadman. Back row: Haynes The prom committee, consisting the Sch-QOL The for students at B.Y.U. High school. gilfomas' Rene Mfngami AP119 Lou of Jim Webster, Clinton Makekau, ln the first quart money and time In between papers the class liner' Joelta Blumgsi Mane Bram' Albert Christiansen, Gladie Nixon, the edge, 12-8, chi' ions. spends the time learning journalism ii' Carol Snell' Ben Hawsf MT' Rene Morgan, Sharon Berrett, have to break up the R itechniques. The class also seg-veg GYCCI- worked very dilignetly and are sure pass interceptions l streamers, and 1 as a news bureau for stories goingf of a success. ing. Jackman, K8 ,X to the daily papers and to ther 'J W, it The theme for the prom Wm be Eggertson broke A Been Under 'the direction of Sha Hawaiian Reveriesn and has been gave BZY' High 8 bl in the first period back in the fin me sans -unhnnqn il ' unr- mtt. Krista Nelson an . LM icarried out in the assem y. A I '4'- ' -o-:itions will consist oi quarter with porn and Fullmer to MARCH 17 Mr. Wayne Sorenson tool: over the drivers seat of the school when our principal, Mr. Clarlce became head of the Secondary Education Department in the University. Mr. Clarke established many improvements at B.Y. High. We admire his thorough and capahle administration and wished him continued success in his new position. Mr. Sorenson has heen long recognized as one of the most popular teachers of the school and the students welcomed him as their principal with a sincere wish for his success . - N. I . For a weelc before the dead- line of the yearhoolc, you could always find the staff worlcing away, glueing pictures, pulling themlhaclc up, writing copy and scratching it out. It toolc quite a while hut at last the hook was finished. Pictures of most of the activities were included. That is all except those which couldn't he because they happened after the yearhoolc went to press. For that reason the staff wished for you to enter those dates yourself. Such dates should he included as: Baseball Season . . . Annual School Swimming Party . . .Seni- or Sluff Day . . .Graduation . . . APRIL 4 The Junior Prom went off with much success. The un- usual theme was Hawaiian Reverien and was decorated with the Islands in mind. The committee in charge of the dance were: Rene' Mor- gan, Gladie Nixon, Sharon Barrett, Jim Webster, Krista Nelson, and Albert Christen- son. Thanks to them it was something we will always re- memlner. e 2 HERBERT K. CHRISTENSEN IN DEDIUATIUN . .. .. Another year passes as we walk through the annals of our youth and ecluca-' tion. We are left with memories close to our hearts, of wonderful associations and experiences. We will always remember how our lives have been enriched through the friendship of our dear departed teacher and friend-Herbert Christensen. As we hid our goodbyes and look forward to next year we know the sermon of his life will surely strengthen ours. ' 94 Adams Renae 26 61, 64 Allred. LaVoy 20. 49 Andersonulean 52, 44, 49, 71 Anderson, Richard 51 Anderson. Rnd. 54, 59. 61, 71 Austin, Dorotliy 25, 6. 9. 59. 49 Baird, Willard 28. 18 Balcer. Laurel 19.45, 67, 81 Ballit, Ann Greta 22, 8, 46 79 Beardall. Bonnie 22, 9. 72, 81 Beaves, Medm 25. 61, 64, 77 Beaves, Wayne 25, 59, 61, 45, 49 64. 65. 81 Beecrolt. Sandra 28. 59, 44, 45, 49. 75. 76, 77. 95 Berge. William 19, 49, 64 Berge. Dale 49, 64, 81 Berren, Sliaron 29, 59, 49, 61, 64, 67, 95 Bimirnore. .laclr 26, 64 Billings. .teena 26, 59, 61. 44, 79 Bleek, Betli 51. 59 Blaek, Leland 28, 57, 46. 66, 67 Blacklmam. Louise 50. 49. 61, 66. 67, 76 Bown, Roger 50, 65 Bayd. Betty Lou 52. 59, 49, 61.64. 76. 79 Bramell, Marie 21, 44, 45, 59, 72 77. 81 Brooks, Gordon 55 Brown. Gary 51. 54, 49, 61, 65. 71 Bullock. .loan 61 Bulloclt Pat 21 Busllnell, Darrel 55, 64 Canfield, Frank 26, 18, 64, 95 Carlsen. Fred 51. 11. 56, 74, 82 Carter, Darrell 55, 71 Cassity, Jeyee 50, 59. 42. 48. 77, 95 Cliarnberlai-a. Craig 29. 50. 52 Cliamlaerlain. Dee 26 Clmrislenson, Allmert 28, 56, 61, 46. 50, 52. 65, 70, 75, 76, 81,82 Clnristiansen. Joyce 27. 15. 55, 56. 61, 45.64, 69, S9 Clarlc, Louise 51, 59, 61, 49. 62. 64, 67 Clarlc. Warren K. 26, 59, 61, 49, 65 Coe, Carolyn 54. 64 Collard. Cailiryn 52. 61. 74, 76. 79 Collins, Stan 26, 64. 66, 70, 75. 77, 81, 88, 90 Corless, Clilfolkl 25, 50, 51, 67, 75, 88 Cox. .lean 55 61, 49, 74 Crawford. Jalin 27. 49, 82 Crowton, David 50, 6. 9. 50, 51. 71, 78, 74 Crandall, Howard 50, 64 Curtis, Carmen 27, 15, 49, 55, 56. 75, 89 Davidson, Melvm 28. 49 Davis 51. 9, 6, 50, 51, 59, 61, 64, 65, 71 Davis, Emma Lou 55. 11. 59. 44. 61 Day, Sirirleen 25, 9, 49, 77, 79 Dennett, Kelvin 52, 11, 61, 65 Dennis. Arthur 22 Dickie. Mary Lan 22, 18, 58, 61, 64, 67 Dixon, Fred 21, 9, 15. 64, 75. 78 Dowdell. Boyd 19. 50. 52 Duntard. Jim 29. 64. 66. 69. 81 INDEX HIGH SCHOOL Dunlord, Kent 52. ll, 49, 64. 66, 71 Earl, Dade 55, 59, 61. 65. 82. 85 Earl, Mauree 24, 8, 15, 45. 48, 55, 56. 61, 64, 78, 89, 87 Ecliles, Frank 22, 50, 51, 75, 81 Eggertson, Max 24, 50, 52, 64, 70, 76. 88, 90 Elder. Quintin 22, 49, 64 Engelman, Jacqueline 51, 54 Farrar, Gail 24, 6, 61, 48 Ferguson, Roger 19 Froelicli, Dale 16, 57, 67 Gammon, Rutli 24, 9, 18, 77. 82 Gibbons. Ed 29, 49 Gilalry Ronald 55, 19. 45, 50. 52 Gilclirist. Don 22. 55. 75 74 Gillette, .lerry 27. 49, 58, 59, 61. 65, 80 Goulding, Tlwralcl 28 Greer, Deon 20, 50, 51 Gregson, Wayne 25, 64, 77 Grosiean, Glen 19, 59, 61, 50, 52 Halen, lrene 51. 59. 61, 65 Hamlylin, Laura Lou 26, 46. 57, 61. 64. 67. 76. 79 Hanson. Beverly 25, 61, 64, 79 Hardy, Lyman 55, 6, 11, 56, 64 Hardy, Lymi 54, 6, 11, 49. 56, 64, 77 Harris. Ted 29 Harison, Nayda 19, 58, 59. 61, 64, 77, 74, 79 Harwookl, Darrell 27, 56, 64 Haws. Ben 28, 6, 44, 45, 49, 82 Haywood, Margaret 50, 61, 64 74, 79 Hall. Margaret 27. 61, 64 Heisclm, Terelle 51 Henderson, .loan 27. 45, 59, 61 Henderson, Norma 20, 49, 59, 77, 87 Hendriclcson, Kent 55, 11, 54, 50. 55 Holzlms. Joanna 19, 49, 59, 61, 64, 65, 77, 79. 87 Holdaway, .loanne 21, 8, 9, 48, 59, 67. 77, 75, 86, 87 Hougliton. Bill 50, 59, 61, 65 Howard, lvlarie 21, 61 Hughes, .lean 54, 59 Hunter, Doris 29. 45, 46, 59, 64, 79 lnnes, Larry 25, 75, 81 Jacobson, Slielcla 51 Jacobson, Cosette 54, 49, 59, 61, 76 Jacobson, Deanne 28, 48, 59, 75, 79. 88 Jacobson Ruelene 25, 61, 64, 66, 76, 69, 79. 81, 82 Jackman, Manrie 19. 50. 55, 64, 66 70, 75, 76, 81, 82, 89, 88, 90 James, .loyce 20, 9, 77, 82 Jenlcins, Franklin 29. 61, 65. 82. 95 lex, .loyce 25, 59, 61, 64, 67, 76, 77, 79 Jolley, Harold 29, 74, 95 Jones, Joanne 52, 11, 59 Judd, .lim 25, 50, 52, 64. 65, 75 Judd, Parley 59, 61, 64, 80 Karren, Tom 25, 18, 45, 51, 68, 75. 81, 82. 88, 90, 6 Kaaenhaeh, Jan 25, 57. 59. 61, 49. 66, 67, 78. 80, 65, 82, 85 95 Keller, Ellen 50, 49, 61, 62, 64. 67, 69, 81 Kent, Robert 24 Kerby. Betli 55, 59, 61, 64, 67, 74 Kerlrxy, Kent 26, 49, 57 Kimball, Norma 21, 64 Kimball, Elaine 26, 49, 59, 61, 64, 67, 76 79 Law, Nena Flo 51, 9, 59, 61, 46, 49. 67, 77, 79, 65 Lloyd, Eldon 27, 66, 69, 81, 88 Lloyd, Kent 24, 50, 51, 64, 70, 72. 75, 88 Losee, Bud 55. 81 Lund, Blaine 54, 18, 50, 55, 64, 65 lvlalcelcau, Clinton 26, 62, 64 Maloney, Edwaricl 20, 8, 18, 46, 60, 55. 66. 75, 90 Mangelson, Evan 55, 59. 61, 65, 82. 85 lvlaylnerry. Jonny 21, 64 lVlecliam, Eleanor 25, 61, 64, 81 Miller, Anna Lou 20, 44, 49, 61, 72, 76, 69, 79 Miller, 52. 57, 58, 61, 67 Minson, .lerry 21, 6, 67, 68, 70. 88 Nloore, .loanne 52 Morgan Alan 27, 18, 46. 50, 55, 75, S2 Morgan. Rene 44, 64, 78. 79, 95 lVlorrill, Dianne, 55, 59. 61, 49. 77 Nlorrill. lvlarilyn 24. 9, 49, 59, 61, 64, 67, 77, 79. 74, 82, 85, 87 Moulton, Albert 22, 58. 59. 61, 75, 65 Nloulton, Rae Deon 28, 59, 61, 46, 69. 64, 79, 81. 65 Mower, Gloria 22, 61, 64 McDonald, Elaine 26, 57, 59, 61. 64. 67 lVlcKell Clair 27, 64. 81 Naeser, D'Ann 26, 49, 59, 61, 67, 79. 65 Nelson, Krista 28, 44, 49, 57, 59, 61, 52, 64, 67 Nielson, Ted 27 Nixon, Dorothy Dean 54, 6, 11, 74 Nixon, Gladie 29, 48, 61, 62, 64, 67, 76, 79. 88, 95 Norton, lvlarilyn 25, 19, 46, 49, 66, 67, 75. '78, 79, 81. 82 Norton, Marion 24, 15, 18, 55, 59. 61, 46, 48, 64, 69, 78, 81 82, 89 Nuttall, .lane 55, 54, 59 Oak., Dallin 19. 58. 59, 61, 46, 50. 51, 66, 75. 78, 86. so Oalcs, Janet 19, 59. 72. 67, 77, 75. 79. 86 Oldroyd. Victor 28, 45, 65, 79 Orr, Bessie 21 Parlcer, Claudia 19, 49, 61, 64, 79, 65, 95 Passey, Don 24, 18. 6, 45 Perri. .lim 55. 64, 85 Perry, Russell 29, 45, 49. 82 Pllillips, Ronald 45, 49, 64 Pinegar, Ed 52. 42, 50, 52, 59, 61, 65, 71, 82 Pinegar, Wanita 24, 14, 45, 61, 64. 77, 78. 79, 81, 87 Potter, Wester 50, 61. 78, 42. 49, 65 Prestwicli, lVlarilyn 24, 18, 59, 61, 64, 777, 79 Rawlings. JoAnne 20, 15, 61, 64, 77, 78, 79, 66 Reece, VVinona 22, 58, 59, 61, 64, 76, 79 Reese, .lerry 52, 59, 61, 65 Reynolds, Carol Arm 51, 11, 81, 49, 67, 79 Rigby, Ralph 25, 8, 61, 64, 67, 81 Roundy, Verl 51, 11, 64 Sauls, Mary Alice 52, 11, 81, 49, 66, 67. 76, 79 Sessions, Clrarlene 28, 59, 46, 48, 67, 77, 79. 81 Sliayesteli, Alimad 28, 18, 2, 50. 52, 64 Slleplierd, Slneril 29 Smith, Carol 51, 59 Srniili, David 55 Smitll, Franlclyn 51, 11 Smitli, Renae 25, 8, 61. 45. 49 Srnirli, Rolaert 54, 59, 61, 81, 49. 77, 80, 65 Snell, Carol 52, 49 Snow, Arnalene 54, 59, 79, 74. 65 Sparlis, Slmerlene 20. 59, 79. 74, 65, Spencer, Riclmard 20. 18, 58, 50, 51 64, 75. 78. 81, 82. 89 Sperry. Dellmert 51, 61. 64, 65 Stalleli, Lynn 54. 11, 61, 81, 65 Steadman, Nan 50, 44 Stephen., Jewell 25, 9. 57, 77, 79 Stevens, Dale 26, 64, 81 Stevens, Lawrence 19, 6 Stringtellow, Val 25. 8. 9. 58, 81. 46, 50, 51, 75, 87 Swenson, Lynn 50, 11, 61 Taylor, Bruce 29, 65, 81 Taylor, Victor 50 Terry, Ellen 20, 57. 59, 67, 72, 77. 79, 81, 85 Tliomas, Haynes 52, 44, 59, 61, 65 Thomas, June Lee 28, 9, 49, 61, 67, 75 Tliomas, Scott 29 69, 88 Tippets, Ricliard 52 U Turloupis, Vera 19, 45, 61, 64, 75, 79 Unger, Vera 52, 61, 64, 77, 74 Vance, Dan 27, 59. 61, 65, 77, 80 Webster, .lim 29. 26, 64, 66, 75, 78, 82, 95 Weaver, Diclc 64 Weight, Jerry 55, 45, 59, 61, 65, 71, 74, 80 VVentz, Donalkl 21, 50, 55, 75 Westover, Max 51 Wlxite, Ricliard 25, 18, 46, 50. 51, 64 Wileair, Dee 52. 9, 10. 71 Wilde, Geral 54, 48, 67, 77, 86. 85 Wing, Jadr 24, 81 Wolsey. Barliara 50, 61, 64, 76, 74. 79 Young, David 29, 66, 69, 88 Zeiger, J. Cahn Adamson, Kennetir 74 Alien, Barbara 59 Allied. Cninl 58, 48 Aiireci, Janice 59, 74 Avery. Sue 58, 61, 65, 85 Baird, Knilileen 58 Bauer, Heien 57. 65. 85 Baum, Patricia 40, 85 Benson, Keiih 41, 48 Bicitmore, Janice 56, 56, 45, 85 Bisixop, Joan 40, 85 Bootin. Gordon D. 59, 59 Boycien, Carol 41, 58, 85 Boyden, Connie 41. 58, 85 Brafisixaw, Anna Ra 41, 85 Bramiiey, Carmen 58, 55, 49, 85 Branciiey, Jacqueline 56, 55, 48 Briggs. Nancy 56, 85, 85, 88 Brimilaii, Janeiie 85 Biiiscli, Tndd 40, 74 Brocicimanic, Aiien Brent 40, 6, 58, 78. 65, 74, 85 Bryner, Conrad 59, S5 Canfield, Alan 56, 61, 50, 52. 71, 65 Clnik. Beuy 40. 85 Ciarice, Jack 59, 65, 74 Clnike. Jill 58, 49, 74, 85 Darizmro, Dorotiiy 59, 74 Davidson, Siiiriey, 59, 74 Davis, Ricimanci 40 Ki X R541 , 1 3445 vw ' 1 ,N X . 'X INDEX JUNIOR HIGH Dennis, Pat 57, 15, 6, 65, 78, 82, 85, 88 Dixon, Riclinid 40, 49. 74 Eari, Jimmy 41, 49, 74 Eggertsen, Lynn 57, 15, 6, 45, 56, 78, 82, Ferguson, Dawna 56, 6, 82, 85 Finney. Boi: 40 Foutz. Eddie 41 Forsytii, Dixie 58, 85 Gagon, Gaie 40, 65, 85 Gamelt, Carolyn 58, 74 Geilring, Dixie 58 Giizimy, Joyce 58, 74, 85 Giies, Aima 41 Giles, Reginnl 56, 45, 50, 55 Gleason, Cami 40, 65, 85 Gociirey, Mary Ann 57, 15, 65, 78, 85, 88 Gouiciing, Ariene 57, 85 Hansen, Ricixarci 59, 65, 74 Harding, Ciarii, 41 Harciing, Neat 58, 61, 65 Hargraves, Niiciiaei 41 Hart, Joiin 58, 6, 58, 61, 65, 74. 78, 85 Hatcim, LaRue 57, 85 Hatcii, Roinert 40, 65 Hatcii, Rociney 56, 74 Hawker, Doris 56, 56, 45, 85 Heiner, Gary 58, 74 Hintze, Geraldine 57, 85 Jensen, Coiieen, 59, 74 Jex, Meriene 57, 46, 88 Johnson, Gary K. 59 Joiinson, Kay 41, 85 Joiiey, Caroi 57 Joiicy, Gaii 41 Jones, Joim Cilaries 58, 49 Keeler, Katiiieen 59, 59, 61, 65 Kimimaii. A. Davici 56, 50, 55 Knigilt, Larry 57, 61, 65 Lee, Dnvid 57 Lee, H. Richard 40, 65 Lee, George 56, 61, 65 Licidiarci, Gary 40, 65, 85 Luice, Gary 57 Lunci, Louise C, 57, 45, 85 Meservy, Virginia 40, 58, 85 Miller, Grant 41, 65 Niorriii, Weston 57, 82 McGregor, Joan 57, 85 Nicizaren, Davici 57 Niciioiis, Robert 56 Oiioiroyci, Ester 57, 74, 85 Piautz, Dorotiny 57, 85 Porter, Jacicie 41, 85 Rasmussen, Yvonne 59 Redd. Hardy 59, 9, 65 Romney, Anne 41, 65, 85 Sancigren, Vivi Ann 59 Silort, Marjode 59 Smith, J. Paui 58, 9, 65, 74, 85 Smoot, Hariow 56 Sneii, Robert 41 Spaiding, Fred 59. 65 Speaicman, Gene 56, 15, 48, 78, 74 Stewart, Wayne 56 Stone, Verdeii 57 Swensen, Swen 40 Taylor, Adrianne 59, 59, 61, 65 Taylor. Janis 41, 85 Tayior, Sixariene 40, 74, 85 Taylor, Tony 56, 65, 85 Tippets, Mary 58 Unger, Gioria 59, 49, 74, 85 Wakefield, Dan 40, 41 Wakefield. 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