Wasatch Academy - Wasatka Yearbook (Mount Pleasant, UT)

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.7Ae:i,aian:5 I .gf - .xml Such goings-on I never see in my The pride of 'lhe campus young folk- life before! a well-clone Chrislmas opereH'a. I-. A J ax,-X 1 4. .., '- CTV . fx., Lal-Irie. CBN? you realize 'thai' I am Your falher will be so glad for news now a malure woman? of his liHle wamen, as he calls you. Affer an impressive ceremony in chapel, eigh+ new Thespians. 57

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.74 efilaianfi ,QQ . 'Rf 0' ,mis E Sealed, lell lo righl:-- JOANNIE NEVILLS, PAT OLIVER, ANNE BURMESTER, MRS. VISEL, B. J. ANDERSON, FAYE ROBINSON. Slandngr- ANIXJ PARKINSON, ELAINE HAMPSHIRE, SHARI GEBHARDT, JOE GRAY, JACK COOKSEY, PAUL SCHNUR, ANN SPEN- CER, VIRGINIA GORDON, DICK RUPPEI.. Thespians began lhe year quile exclusively wilh only six relurning from lasl yearls group. These six girls and sponsors, lvlrs, Visel and Mr. Kuipers, did much, however, lo slimulale inleresl, and in January eighl new members were inilialed in an impressive ceremony in chapel and in a privale inilialion parly. Thus slrenglhened, Thes- pians did much worlc on 'rhe operella, 'lLiHle Women, and lhe dislricl speech mee? held here in March. By lhe lime ol lhe second inifialion in lhe spring, lhe group had Conlribuled much lo campus lile and hislory, and had lell high ideals lor lhe new lhespians lo live up To. x lr. . , U-'IJ L .J Under fhe umbrella a fender scene befween Jo and Professor Bhaer. a The opere++a cas+-from harcl work, a successful procluc+ion. Affer Aunl' March - happiness for Meg and John. 56

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enior ?flA5fmin5fer je!0w5Aip 43? .. . 'N' . Sealed, lei? fo righI:- MR. BOLLINGER GAIL GLASS B. J. ANDERSON DAVID LINDSAY MRS. O'TTO Slanding: -- MAXINE JOHNSON PAT OLIVER JOE GRAY SHARI GEBHARDT DOROTHY SQUIER W, F. had a wide and inleresling range of aclivilies and programs fhis year under The sponsorship of Mrs. Ollo and Miss McKune. Programs iealured slides, Talfs, bool: reviews, a Hawaiian program, and a visii from Ihe Ufah Youlh Presbylery Council. Main aclivifies were Ihe annual carolling Irip, fhe wrapping of gills lor The Inlermounlain Indian School, Youlh Sunday Church service, and The inspiralional spring rally, ioneer ,1fIAJfminAfer jefowzdila X if i n Sealed, lell To righlrf DONNA SHIELDS DEANNE McJUNKlN LYLE SQUIER RICHARD MANNING PEGGY ZORKO Srandingr- SAM STOCKS MISS GREENAWALT MR. BOLLINGER JAN CAMPBELL CLIFF PESSETTO Pioneer W. F. was almosl all new Ihis year, wilh a new name, a new adviser, Miss Greenawall, and a new presi- denf, Lyle Squier. The freshmen were added Io Ihe iunior high group, and logelher They accomplished a gream' deal wilh lheir speakers, slides, devolions, and parlies. Especially memorable was +he fund-raising proiecl for UNICEF, To which The whole school gave wholeheariedly and Topped Ihe S50 goal. 5 8