THE HIGHLANDER Why Don't Potatoes Have Seeds? Rep. Lloyd Speaks At Ben Lomond aE LOOKING you say it. Well, meeting’s over. Chunkie, you can choose your officers later. Dismissed! Ah heck, let’s go back to class. Don’t say anything though. Let’s keep it a surprise until lunch. THE END (of every- Gardens FREE Fashion Show Swimmin Sunbathing (We hope) Prizes Coke Party Twisting Music © OEE Pedeteteleeteteletetebtetetetetest LES ON IR NE 2305 Wash. Bivd. HY at FREE FUN — : FUN TICKETS Yvonne Eckersley Penny Steiner Kathy Price Linda Bramwell Rachel DeBoer Marcia Healy OO s PRM Saturday, May 16th, 10:30 A.M. FUN — 247 Invited “SPLASH PARTY” RCRA Ct You're To Our Big FOR seve Sport Shirts See MMS Girls, speech. Gets better every time The Honorable Sherman P. Lloyd, U. S. Representative for Utah’s Second Congressional District, spoke to several Social Studies classes recently. He stressed that the American people govern the United States and that they exercise this power by voting for the person they feel most qualified to hold an office. He touched on several world issues: Cuba, South Viet Nam, Panama, and the Civil Rights Bill, now before the Senate. He later turned to the home scene, discussing various aspects of Utah’s economy. Congressman Lloyd currently seeks the Republican nomination for U.S. Senator. BMRB ESR They” me Ron. Se and make the meeting. PRES Oh, okay. Well, I guess it’s unanimous. Any opposed? Well, okay. Chunkie, you can raise your head now. We’ve voted. Chunkie, Chunkie. Ah, come on, wake up. You’re the new pres. _ CHUNKIE Great (he stands up). Dr. Drechsel, faculty, and friends. I am indeed honored with this great burden that has been placed upon my shoulders. I will strive to do my best... PRES (Pats him on the back) Great UTAH ACE Bob GDEN, ar for 2325 Wash. Blvd. OMIT are couldn’t SEE US AFTER Dr. Verne L. Nielsen EEEE REECE The program, coordinated by Miss Heszler and Miss Cooper, not only proved entertaining, but beneficial, as the proceeds went to the Vance Anderson Fund. Carol Deegan acted as mistress of ceremonies. Idea? Well, I don’t know. Let’s see. How about Chunkie Klonk? He’s been a good vicepresident for four years. He built big, buildings with blocks in kindergarten; he was a great sport in grammar school; he was president of the Pep Club all through junior high, and besides being a great V.P. up here he served as president of the Courtesy Clan. Good choice. All those in favor, say aye. Ah, two See... STEVE Let’s hurry. Aye, See sa EEA The dances offered included Ve David, Tinkling, the Maori War Stick Dance, and two creative dances presented by Ben Lomond’s modern dance class. PRES (Yawns) ayes You won’t it, if you I a ay’ on. Wake up. who'll make listen. LD with bevy of slim and trim girls tion.) Okay, you guys, who we gonbevy of Ben Lomond’s laddies and lassies demonstrating how na vote for? I’ve been Pres. exerfor four years now. Somebody to keep physically fit by cising to the tune of Chicken give me a break. Okay, since Fat. The boys later offered the nobody ran against me last year thrill of swinging on bars and or the year before that, who gonna nominate? Pam, rings as an excellent method of we accomplishing the same feat. what’s your ideas? PAM The boys wrestled, ran an obIdeas? Ideas, you ask? What stacle course, and walked on are they? I ain’t got no ideas. their hands, while the girls preWhat’s your idea? You been running frered skipping rope, here longer than me. relays, and tumbling. come know don’t McAllister, ~ COMBE'S DRIVE IN in CONTACT LENSES HI WHO? Ben Lomond’s Student Council. WHAT’S THE PROBLEM? Who the heck we gonna vote for? : Kathy Lana Nicholas, Jeanette Peck, JoAnn Pengally, Jill Pett, Linda Pitts, JoAnne Taylor, Kay Telford, Linda Ward, Francis Whetton, Sidney Cook, Becky. Griffin, Ethel May ~ Stockdale, Lana Thompson, and Susan Wheeler found themselves doing the Highland Fling in front of the depot, bank, and other points of interest at 5:00 in the morning. EEE EERE IEEE RE GOI began For the Best DEORE evening Hubbard, or Pst The Penny Alberts, Julie Anderson, Linda Bramwell, Jolinda Hart, Marcia Healy, Nancee Oklahoma City’s telephone At 6:00 they gathered at a company has made a novel con- city restaurant in an effort to tribution to the cause of traf- eat breakfast with knives . fic safety. The company recent- left-handed! ly installed a “kissing lane” in front of its building. The “kissThis preceded a brisk march ing lane” is a parking space from the restaurant to 12th that enables employes to say Street and by 8:00 the new Bongood-bye to their spouses with- nie Lassies had crawled to out tying up morning traffic. school, tired, but happy. A sponsored by the physical education classes. ie KISS AND RUN The sixteen Bonnie Lassies and their five alternates for 1964-65 woke to an early breakfast last week. HMMM SCOT SCOOPS fo the Fair “Come one, come all, to the World’s Fair for Fitness!” This cry beckoned all Scotties to Ben Lomond’s annual Gym Jamboree, held in the gymnasium Friday, April 10th, and The National Council of Teachers of English annually grants recognition to outstanding high school students for excellence in English. This year Jan Gardiner, Jeanne Nielson, Tamara Quick, and Linda Watts will represent Ben Lomond in this nation-wide Test. Local and state committees will judge these students for their written and literary awareness. The winners will receive notification by the NCTE in December of this year and will have their names sent to every U. S. college and_ university with the recommendation that they receive consideration for scholarship assistance. BONNIE LASSIES SELECTED NSS ? Come NOMINEES FOR NCTE TESTS SELECTED Things have changed in the past ten to fifteen years and our student body officers conform to the change with their size, form, and age. David Bott plans to spend the next few years studying Civil Engineering at Weber State College. Kathy Wilson plans to attend Utah State where she intends to study for four years, then graduate. She is uncertain about the future after college but she expects to marry and raise a family. i Brigham Young University will serve as a home for Jean McAllister where she will major in political science and languages. She would then like to enter some type of foreign service work. Ann Thomas plans to attend Weber State College for two years and then the University of Utah to major in drama. “Of course, I plan to marry and rear a family some day. The officers feel sentimental about leaving B.L. They have enjoyed their three years here and the opportunities it has offered them. They will miss Ben Lomond but they are looking forward to college next fall. 3 SCHEME SCIEN SOREN Recognize These Scots? PAGE 2524 SSS SS SDB Wash. Blvd. OME REE FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1964