Wasatch Academy - Wasatka Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, UT)

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T 'n7 ' ' ' ' .xggce oude ounci! WiTh a new supervisor and as- sisTanT, The Alice sTarTed The year OTT wiTh a bang by giving The iuniors a welcoming breaIcTasT. The ChrisTmas BrealcTasT was one of The highlighTs oT The year wiTh iTs Toocl, Tree, SanTa Claus, ancl companionship. The parlor was The scene OT many social acTiviTies such as The LeTTereTTe Dance, meeTinqs, and The Senior Tea. As The home of The iunior and senior girls, The Alice remains The Queen oT The Campus. LefT To righf :- MRS. SMITH, BETTY HOLLINGSWORTH, SUE HARTMAN, MISS Mc KUNE, SALLY COX, and DOROTHY HATCH, President . Our' 0001 in 'C wigs.-,menu I ,. A 4 4 an sr Q Q f If -- i 3 gg 5 I I 5 as 19, ig., ' I .-1. .I M, Leff To rig hT:- BETSY KOCH, ANNE DEW, MISS OVERTON, SUE FARNSWORTH, MARGY WHITE, and MISS GREENAWALT. I3 olincofn .jwloude ounci This small dorm proved To be a TransiTion beTween Finlcs and Alice, because The residenTs were sophomores and iuniors, WiTh Their many hikes, parfies, and home-coolcecl meals, noT To menTion mischievous pranks, They have enjoyed This year here aT WasaTch.

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Lgjfuclenf Counci First Row Seated, Iett to right:- MRS. OTTO, BETTY LOU HECOX, SHERMA MOORE, KEITH McHENRY, Presidentg SHARI GEBHARDT, BARBARA JEAN ANDERSON, and MR. BOLLINGER. Second Row, standing :- LYLE SQUIER, JIMMY SUTTEER, JIM HARRISON, CLYDE CARROLL, and STEPHEN BURGESS. We the Council of the Student Body, do promise to promote the interest of the students which We represent and to further the wetfare of our schooI.,' Under the direction ot Keith MCI-Ienry, this group governed the student body in a most commendable manner. They were overseers tor special projects like Christmas decorations and cIean-up day, and they entertained us with a picnic and Christmas party. With plenty ot enthusiasm, good judgment, and W. A. spirit, they Ied us through a memor- able year. I2

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Firsf Row, leil fo righh- MARCELLE HARDMAN, JENNIE JOHNSON, JAN CAMPBELL. MISS BARRETT, DEE JEFFERIES, WALl'TA VOORHEES, MISS LOURDOU. ,Q ,I 'QI Q Ei! gi Q mg AZ . ' . . , , 5r?lHl5Ef!i,. ,,M:'f- ig' 4ECLl Al'lgt0l'l Olllie ounci This year, under Jrhe lead- ership of lvlr. Kuipers, Dar- linglon has been working on several proiecls. Wifh 'rheir house funds and money earned from selling food, lhey have re-done fhe porches and improved lhe game room, buf lhey slill had enough lo en'rer+ain lhe girls from Pinks! ' 'T' jinki .Howie ounci Whefher i'r's enferfaining Darlinglon. or keeping Finlcs logelher, or having parfies every Sunday nigh1', fhese girls, led by Jennie Johnson, have done an oufsfanding iob and have had many good limes. E317 E337 L31 an ll ll Ula!! lllll 11. n mv' Y Lef+ 'ro righf :- LYLE SQUIER, President RON FRANKE, CLYDE CARROLL. MR. KIUPERS and FRED OLSEN. I4