Old Grind ie JUDY HODSON Hi, Here it. is, the beginning of a ‘|new year. Scots were busy catching up on tests, homework and just “gettin’ back to the old grind.” One of the busy Scotties is Bill Pace, president of the LDS Seminary. As president, he has to preside at council meetings—held ‘| every other Tuesday—and help plan the year’s activities, among other things. A few of the seminary activities coming up are an ice skating -| party, a joint dance with Ogden Seminary, and a full-length movie. When asked by this reporter what he liked to do, he answered: “IT like to play the organ and keep busy. Sleep when I get a chance.” In the Far West Ward, he is priesthood organist, Mutual and Sunday School organist. Bill thinks girls are “the best thing that happened to man, I like ’em.” But the question of going steady presents another viewpoint. Bill doesn’t think | teenagers should go steady this” young. “But again,” he says, “it depends on the people in- volved.” This brown haired-blue eyed senior has three pet peeves—forward girls, people who don’t have a sense of humor, and lazy customers. (He works at a food store.) His New Year resolutions are (1) Do better in school and “Treat people with a bit (2) more respect, especially my parents.” His plans are to go to college and serve a mission. He is a'son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Pace. ; ee KLAN KORNER Members of the Bennion Clan,| or Future Teachers of America are preparing to do practice teaching at Horace Mann School. This teaching will give them good training for the future. President this year is Jean Edwards. Acting as vice president is Kayleen Ran-, dall, secretary is Wanda Wimmer, while historian duties go to Karen bara Morf. Librarian is Bar- missing its reg- Loveland. Room 7 was ular teacher all last week and will probably be without her for another week. Miss Margaret Neal is starting out the New Year by spending 10 days to two weeks in traction at a local hospital. Reason? Her sacroiliac is acting up. Best wishes for a quick return to Ben Lomond go to you, Miss Neal. We'll be looking for you. Sophomores, under the direction of Mike Pretti, Roberta Hogan and Sandra Greenwood held tryouts Friday for their assembly. theme No ‘one knows the as yet, but it’s bound be a real treat! Ben Lomond played to its first season game Friday with Davis on the home floor. Coach Kenny Berrett’s squad showed their skill and training. It meres to be an exciting game. All around the halls, sounds of New Most Year resolutions are heard. exclaim they haven’t made any. Scots use the same old excuse — “I don’t wanta break them.” American and World History students of Jack Boyle and George Nelson met their new student teacher Monday. Mr. Hoorein Noori Tehran, Iran: the Brigham is He is Young a native of studying at University. His opinion of Ben Lomond is: “T think it’s wonderful.” After completing his training, he will return to Iran to teach American | World History. | Scottie News Flash: The Girls’ | Assn. has chosen its art chair-|men; Sidney Smuin and Coy Adjams. Sidney is in charge of dec-orations for the cafeteria and the girls’ dance. Coy has charge of pin the bulletin board. = *