NOVEMBER 12 PRINCIPAL SAYS: ‘Ogden'§ sone - Utah schools den schools radia. athPY drama are good—but Gali be better than letics, speech programs, publica- must tions and “average. The state requires that stu school clubs. McAllister, who became printsgw | in| cipal at Bef: Lomond High School “must accrue a total of 15 order to graduate, while’ Oke when it opened in 1953, said the. school in concentrating on scholasden school system has added an tic achievement. additional unit to the requirements 0 cited the opening, enrollment. students and constrasted Dr. Ellis S. McAllister, principal | of of Ben Lomond High School who me yur the anticipated enrollment more than 1,700 in 1965. He | spoke to the Lions Club yesterday, of said that enrollment expansion of. ‘accented National Education Week sa this. figure is not “now being Peco arth fousHody the ote- past country. To meet the school pop|: In making his evaluation of Utah ulation, he said‘expected a new wing will schools and their superiority over be built on the school in the next pointed ee national average, also sees the need for that 83.3 per cent of the high | another, YC Hehigh Schock in the Ogden’ school graduates in Utah go on to colleges and universities. The na- area in the not too-distant future. tional avery is ‘only about 50 per cent. Dry camped said, “Education as 1824 when thef ee raie: high “Education is ae business,” said, “‘eigh “dolla spent annually Bot Ration. million en wl ve ines and an sighee, aul “enrichment” — derived 1 extra-curricular activities