Second Annual “All Scots’ Day” Opens With Breakfast, Cleanup VOLUME Ben Lomond High School WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1970 17 NUMBER The second annual “All Scots Day” will be held tomorrow. A schedule has been set up as follows: 7:30-8:00 a. m.—Breakfast to be served in the cafe14 teria. Cost is one school lunch ticket. 8:45 a. m.All Scots should report to their home rooms for roll call and cleanup assignment information. The parents of those absent from roll call will be called. FINE ARTS WEEK BEGINS WITH RECEPTION MAY 4 9:00-12:00 a. m. — Between these hours the actual cleanup will take place. Students will work at the school or at parks and other areas in the Ben Lomond area. One of the outstanding art exhibits in the Ogden area is the annual Ben Lomond Fine Arts Festival. This annual exhibit will start with a reception on Sunday, May 4, from 2 till 4 p. m. and continues until Thursday. All media are exhibited with kindergarten to professional works on display. Visting hours are 7:30 a.m. till 3:00 p. m. and 6:30 p. m. till 9:00 p. m. from May 5 to May 7. On May 6 at 8:00 p. m. the vocal music department of Ben Lomond will present a concert in the auditorium. During the week hundreds of elementary students will be given guided _ tours through the exhibit by BLHS 12:00 noon—All those who have participated in the cleanup will be issued a pass, allowing them to enter the carnival to be held in the stadium. Upon entering the gate, all participants should exchange their pass for a hand stamp. They will then be allowed to buy food at the various refreshment booths. 1:00 p. m.—Game booths will open. Among these are dunking contests, greased pig chases, and many others. 3:00 p. m.—F ree swimming in the Ben Lomond pool for all those who had their hands stamped. No swimming while the carnival is taking place. stator Preparing for “Cleanup Day, several Scots “rake art students. ea: the The purpose of “All Scots Day” is to launch an extensive snow.’ cleanup program against the lit- STUDENT OF THE MONTH The Scot of the Month for April was chosen from VOTE ter that mars the beauty of our school and community and to let people know that there is a student body that really cares. our JACKIE McCOMB Junior Class Secretary _ Sterling Scholar nominees. Allan Olsen, candidate from the Art Department, was the only Ben Lomond Sterling Scholar fortu- aa Nate enougn to compete in the State findis. vee Possessing a fine art department, Ben Lomond was capable of furnishing two students for Sterling Scholar competition. Allan was chosen for his work in a variety of areas in the art medium. His exhibits for submission to the Sterling Scholar committee included jewelry, clothing and tapestry, etching and pottery. An avid sports fan, he participates in both track and wresSn tling. Allan has been a member of Ben Lomond’s ° Ben Lomond’s new officers for the year 1970-71 are: STUDENT BODY OFFICERS: Gary Brough, president; Craig Cook, vice president; Nan Larsen, secretary; Mary Butters, historian. BOYS’ ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Dave Geary, president; Brian Jones, vice president; Kent Connelly, secretary. GIRLS’ ASSOCIATION OFFICERS: Susan Wall, president; Marsha Kuilowski, vice president; Kathy Keizor, secretary. Wrestling Team since his sophomore year. Few people are aware of the fact that Allan is a native Dane. Born in Denmark, he moved at the age of twelve with his family to the U. S. He became a United States citizen at the beginning of this year. MILITARY BALL SET FOR APRIL 30 Randy Brings Prestige to Scotties By Winning U. of U. Presidency SCOTS RETURN FROM BYU MEET WITH LOAD OF FORENSIC SPOILS the president of a major university. Hurry, Scots, At 6:15 on the morning of April 4 Ben Lomond’s twenty-one state drama contestants headed for Provo in such regalia as the Teeples’ Cadillac and the Williams’ 55 Ford pickup. But even though delayed by a late a Bullock’s green whiz machine soon took the ead. After arriving at B.Y.U. the contestants registered in, and proudly wearing their B.Y.U. guest tags, proceeded to take over the building. The next order of business was the orientation meeting. The calmness of B. L.’s contestants was proved when half of them were found sleeping in the lobby during At Ben Lomond, was active in many Prom's Class A and Class B schools broke up into groups and Randy Dryer, 1967 Ben Lomond graduate, has been elected president of the University of Utah student body for the coming year. this year. According first time a Ben Randy is serving as vice president to unofficial findings, Lomond graduate has been this is the chosen Dryer activi- ties, with his most outstand- ing being debate. He was vice president of the Debate Clan and a member of the regular debate squad. Mike Monson was his coach. Randy was a member of both the Honor Society and the tennis team. He served as president of the Lairdmen during his senior year. Randy is the and Mrs. Theo son Gaily. of Mr. His sister, Darlene, attends Ben : Lomond at the present time. RANDY DRYER as The Annual Military Ball is scheduled for Thursday, April 30. It will be held at Weber State College in the South Ballroom. The theme for this year’s dance will be “Unity.” The Lonely Bulls will provide the music for the occasion. Near Hey, Lads and Lassies, get out your bib and tucker. The Junior Prom will be April 25. The admission will be $2.00 per couple, so get set. The dance will be from 8:30 to 11:00. Our faithful gym will be decorated in yellow, white, and blue, presenting the theme “PAZAZZ 70”. “Beat of the Brass” will be beating out the music to add a little more class. Refreshments will be served during the dance. A new idea is being introduced this year. The dance is going to be real classy and the familiar faces will help it to be so. So put on your dancing shoes and come enjoy yourself. April Fools!! the meeting. went Soon the gathered off to do their When (Mari) Scott “Excellent.” In and Debra Barney Spong B.L Olafson sent and second two of Dave Jeff pantomime er, Karin Johnson, Williams The and group Mono-Acting, Ted Hope Raleigh, Mike One-Act pantomimes McKay, rated group both in Dramatic ed “Good” and Bruce Teeples “Excellent.” . sisting both thing. McAllister “Superior.” received from RESULTS ANNOUNCED the results were in, B.L.’s Retold Story tell- ers, Helen ceived congregation Dobsen to state, one Loudenslager, ‘Excellent,’ consisting Play, received consisting con- while of Bridgett ‘Superior.’ of rat- Marianne Carol the Gaith- Princess Brian, Grant Harkness, Darby, re- Reading Mike Thorsted, Larry Vail, Kathy Johnson, Tom Williams, Steve Pemberton and Alan Toone, was disqualified for going overtime. group home. So with the waving play their cast cussing certificates, the and the rest of the thespians headed ae