re i eS v Td O if @ i PN adh co eka vi. i ’ ae é TO. DOLCAL . % 4A SAY iS of al ay Well coordin-t72d?e.eeCan you dance? coos Mleze,,ec00d0 ot hicthly precisioned marcnin’?.e.s.e.lrvin* out for Bonnie Lasse ies? Girls desiring to hecome a member of the 196 version of Ben Lomond's special sixtéen:girl drill team must display the above mentioned quelities doubtywell in the weeks to come, Next year the Albonettes and Bonnie Lassies will incorporate into one classe 50, before a grrl can become a BonnieLassie, sne must first become an Albonette, \lbonette practices started at 7:15 this this mornins and will continue throughout month, Bonnie Lassie practices, which began two weeks ago, will continue after sixth and seventh periods for the rest of the month. 50 pity the poor girl who arrives at at school at 7:15 e-ch mornine and drags herself away each nicht at 3:30 or l:30. After becomin: an .i\lbonette, <irls who have attended the Bonnie Lassie prac~ tices will enter semi-final competition, his consistscof memorized dence 2nd a memorized marchine routine, as well. as a routine tauzht ‘he nicht of the somoetition. Judges will consist of pst Bens nie Lassies and members of Ben Lomond's faculty, Semi-final winners will then enter final commetition, judved by out-of-school experts in the fieldsof dance, coore dination, marchinz, anc personality. Good that luck....+ee,eAnd don't (TA ae to its I TIME Macazinfe Sponsors, in addition recent controversial study of sex, an annual Current Affairs Contest, Of the Ben Lomond students who took the competitive test, Don Haacke placec the higheSte, Other prize-winnin™ students from B.L. include Greg Brow, Julie Engberg, Richard Emmert, and Clark “alker, TIME!'s Current Affairs Test, “iven this year and to more hich Canada, school then 750,000 students in consists college the U.S, of 105 questions and on nate ional and foreign affairs. It covers such catavories as business, sports, entertaine ment, science, religion, literature, nalism, education and the arts, Top scorers in each of the l,C00 classes jour- more tnan enrolled in the TIME Educ- ation Provram receive a certificat from th e Weekly News Macazine and choice of either a world vlobe or a book from a specially selected list. Since its incention more that 5,000,000 icipated in the the Education TIME Bducation 28 years: ago, students have parte examination, Procram created by sonethinz about marrying a washwoman, an orivinal they had written themselves along with a ballad written by their bass fiddler, The "Imperials" limited their numbers to two, for TIMits Department, r . Rye? vipa rt / bos the ears of the inocent durinz as~embly, I A few of the boys (or m ould I say cirls) got tozether and flubbed up the "Charleston" their audience, Fred Sylvester of "Liberace to the delight mastered the at Ben Lomond," of art with his piano solo, Roger Deamer held the audience throuch out one of his famous stories, end ended it in one of his "too fam» ous" bum endinzs, Steve Taylor played the part of a carclessecityeslicker and passed off his share of jokes? Ma, played by Scott Jones, and Pa, played by Mike Deamer, meted the assembly from a nearby barn loft where most of the off-color jokes? blurted Outs oe PTL TALKS Cne of the buSiest ‘women in show business will honor the Ben Lomond Lassies today in the 2%Dem. to speak to and the Familiy Nar Liz ject, Taylor, will al} questions, and Keep Hin," She and B,1L,!s "Mom and Dad on the sube comnon To Catch recent ard Burton, arrived on the 2:l1:3 pl-ne at "Purity themmost "How her auditorium us on, Men," an expert enser of A Man husband, Rich late last night from Canada, As she stepped out of the doorway, lade ies gasped, men fainted, and cnildren children? what children? Mrs, Burton wore a stunninz pair of red chiffon Slacks and a silver necklace, Burton wore a suit, As they approached the car I had waitine for them, he gave me a nause~ ated grin and said...,well, to tell you the truth, he didn't say anyhhing to me, Anyway, Liz had disappeared, We couldn't find her apywihere., The lounge was empty, the bar closed, and the ladies'room locked. We came to the conclusion that she must have gone back to the plane. It seemed that she had forgotton to tell the "nice" pi-~ Three hours later(well) lot good-bye, Hay flew, hillbillies cackled, combuzzed, end off-color jokes sinned Boys!Association and by the remarks heard, everyone seemed happys Alonz with their surf'n music the all talent "Jesters" did an'not too common" slow song, and by the way, they held the attention of the audience, you \< ? Cant, on PURITY? CONTEST / & LD "Niek, Dick, and Doug", dressed to fit the occasion, strummed out forget ANNOUNCED PiMAR i) 4 xe WO On The Farm." According to last year's soshomores and juniors, this year's assembly, ,compared with last's, stayed on the clean side a little better, smile!!! WINNERS + MAN'S know sorrow) how partin: we were is such sweet on our Ways So, cirls, be prepared for one hour of a fun-filled frolic-some lecture packed with exhibitions and illustate ions presented by our lovely cuest and her husband,