Hi-School Hi-Lites
By Mary Johnson
Play practices for Gidget, a
three-act comedy by Frederick
Kohner which will be present
ed by the Senior Class on Feb
ruary 9, are entering final stag-'
es. Each act has been practiced |
separately and now are being
put together.
There has been one change'
in the play cast: Nancy Bush
will play Stella, an “older girl.”
Special surf tapes and make
up have been ordered for the
play. The art class is construct
ing the unusual set under the
supervision of Miss Betty Jo
Riddle, teacher, and Eddie Wil
kerson, set chairman.
Tickets will be on sale from
all seniors beginning next
week.
On Friday, January 26, dur
ing float period Joseph Huma
and Caren Ezra will give an in
formational assembly about
Africa For the past two months
there has been a “questions on
Africa” box in the library for
all student and faculty use.
Caren and Joseph have prepar
ed their program from the
questions submitted. The as
sembly is being sponsored by
the student council.
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Forty PHS students are on
honor roll for the second 9
week grading period.
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The sophomore class leads,
with 14 students on roll; seniors
are second with 12 freshmen
third with eight, and the jun
iors last with six. Nineteen
students received honorable
mention.
Students on the honor roll
are Sandy Profit, Mary John
son, Grace Hurt, Diana Reuss,
Michael Steiger, Cheri Draze,
Linda Cope, Fred Barnes, Ro
bert Fowler, Elaine Lucas, Wil
liam Combs, and Fran Ulrich
seniors;
Glee Casler, Martha Steers,
Clare Hartley, Janet Johnson,
David Martin, Robert Corbin,
juniors;
Ruth Phillips, Paul Steiger,
Marsha Miller, Andy DeVries,
Mickie Pettit, Margaret Boyd,
Holly Schreder, Mary Lou
Johnson, Ann Fowler, Linda
Shelton, Stephen Wallace,
Harry Hartung, Barbara Lentz,
Carolyn Estep, sophomores;
Colleen Pettit, Kathy Hul
bert, Judith Marshall, Nada
Stinger, Liz Schrieber, Sheryl
Sullivan, Michael Draze, Leslie
Bray, freshmen.
Students receiving honorable
mention are Larry DeVilbiss,
Norman Johnson, Bill Pippel,
Pat Eppler, Lila Hoskins, sen
iors; Judy Jacobson, Jack Snod
grass, Charles Felzien, Gene
Rempel, juniors; David Cot
trell, Henry Corbin, Karen
Sand, Stephen Nelson, Linda
Falk, Leslie Whitt, sophomores;
and James Estelle, Sandra
Moor, Susan Seitz, James Ehr
hart, freshmen.
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FOR PLAY PRESENTATION
Dates fo t
Gu'ld’s n
Behold” were annour
week for 1
comedy w '• j ic.,c
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vance t.cl.
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The cast is busy in rehearsals
for the comedy fanta hi h
is based on the complications
that arise following the rie .th
of an eccentric Pulitzer prize
winning author who had pro
vided in his will that his house
was to be retained for tne occu
pancy of his “ghost”. The pro
vision was made to assure him
of complete privacy—-however, j
for various amuzing reasons, a '
host of ghosts invade the house j
and refuse to leave. These in
clude such interesting charac
ters as the Lady of the Lost
Lake, and Indian Maiden and
a mad composer.
Members of the guild are
ery pleased in the progress
eing made for their coming
ioduct.on.
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Ward L. D. S. Church was
President Milton R. Weilenmen
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Alaska-Canada Mission. Other
guests at the service were Presi
dent Arson Millet, president of
the Alaska Stake and High
Counselor Martin, both of An
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